The Straits Times, 12 April 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CFBTIFIEP SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times. He**** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    N-SUB DISASTER
    896 1 All 129 dead Thresher missing in water mile and a half deep: 'She must have cracked like a walnut' The biggest ever under water toll WASHINGTON, Thursday. /L II hope was givup today for the American nuclear submarine Thresher. She disappeared 220 miles from Boston yesterday with 112
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    Previous disasters
    161 1 THETIS WAS THE WORST OF THEM ALL... 1925: japuMM .submarine No. "0 sank near Kobe with the loss of 85 lives. 1927: Tnt is.n. S-4 sank after a rollision o(T Provinirtimn. Mass., kill: i 1939: h.ms. Thetis failed to surfare in Liverpool Bay —99 iliad 1939: Th trc
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    The new United Arab Republic is born
    343 1 The new United Arab Republic is born fAIRO, Thurs.— Cairo will become the capital of the new United Arab Republic with the announcement here last night that Egypt, Syria and Iraq have agreed to merge as one federal state. The announcement was made by Wing Commander All Sabry, president of
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    OUT: THE SECRET OF BRUNEI HEROINE
    175 1 T ONDON. Thurs.— The secLi ret of nursing sister. Jean Scott (above), heroine of the December revolt In Brunei, is out. Last night, she told the Daily Mirror of her secret marriage in the Far East and of the baby she is expecting. She
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    RI army team for Moscow
    54 1 JARKATA. Thurs.— An Indonesian military mission will leave soon for Moscow, according to an armed forces spokesman here. Capt. Mohammed Yusuf Strath saki the trip would be a "follow up" to the visit of Soviet Defence Minister. Marshall Mallnovsky, here earlier this month. No further
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    Lock icon £20 to see wedding
    97 1 I.ONDON. Thurs. Ticket agencies announced today prices of £20 to £25 for stand seats to watch me wedding Drocession of Princess Alexandra of Kent on April 24. The seats will be In a temporary stand erected In Parliament Square, near Westminster Abbey. Beats at windows overlook
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    Lock icon Dr, S. says it again: Malaysia is colonialism
    340 1 JAKARTA, Thursday. PRESIDENT Soekarno today reiterated Indonesia's opposition to Malaysia and described the proposed Federation as "a manifestation of colonialism." He was speaking at the Merdeka Palace in a ceremony appointing Lieutenant-General G.B. Djatikusumo as Ambassador to Malaya. Oen. Djatikusumo. who still
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    Lock icon Rubber loss
    29 1 JAKARTA. Thurs West Borneo floods cost Inoonesian rubber planters 3,160 ton* of rubber lost. worth an estimated 335.000.000 ruplahs. acceding to the official news agency AnUra— UPI
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    Lock icon Self-service petrol
    49 1 PLYMOUTH. Thurs. The first petrol station In Britain, at which motorists serve themselves and pay two pennies less for it. opened here today. The petrol pumps will serve any mixture of petrol in any quantity down to fractions of a gallon, and automatically compute the cost.— Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 t,.r|,, I. lin r Mr Khr«»brh< .i\h \i; i i I -<n Imba riv 1 1 h' ■•tan
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Chou: Asia will throw out US
      368 2 A BLAST AT 'EXPANSIONIST' INDIA BUT HE REPORTS A CHINA POLICY CHANGE BY BRITAIN, JAPAN -I KARACHI. Thurs. I- \IK. CHOU EN-LAI thinks the U.S. will be forced out of Asia and that Indian influence in the con- i tinent will vanish. His forecast
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      Bomb probe call
      29 2 fNITED NATIONS. Thurs.Srnrml yesterday askrd tor an urgent meeting of the Security Council to consider Its charges ilia: Portuguese war planes had iximbwl a frontier village
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      Lock icon NEW SEATO GUARD AGAINST SUBVERSION
      376 2 PARIS, Thursday. CEATO ministers, winding up their three-day meeting here, agreed to step up measures against Communist subversion in the area. In a communique. theSeato ministerial council expressed the hope that leaders of Laos, and countries who signed last year's Geneva agreement among them Russia
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      Lock icon Softening 'Industrial Revolution' in Asia
      104 2 Softening 'Industrial Revolution' in Asia ITNITED NATIONS. Ihurv The 19th century Industrial Revolution in Europe could bt- repeated 'in all its grimness" in Asia unless industrial development there was accompanied by adequate social welfare measures, the U.N. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (Ecafe) was told yesterday. U
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      Matter of precedent.
      41 2 KATMANDU. Thurs.— Dr. K. L Singh, a former Prime Minister of Nepal, has refusrcl to head ihi country's newly-created Council ol State following rejection of hIR demand that he rank second, after the King. In government I protocol
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      More foreign cash
      33 2 NEW DELHI. Thurs— The Indian Government has decided to permit foreign capital participation In Indian shipping to Increase from the present celling of 25 per cent to 40 per cent.
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      Lock icon Aid to Jakarta? 'When Russia has been paid'
      168 2 I IyASHINGTON. Thurs. Gen. Lucius Clay said yesterday the U.S.' should not extend eco-, nomic aid to Indonesia until Jakarta works out a method of repaying its present debts to Russia. Gen. Clay, chairman of the President's committee to strengthen the security
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      Hussein forgives
      39 2 AMMAN. Thurs.— King Hussein I ordered thr rclea.se of six former army officers who were sentenced j to death In 1959 for plotting to I kill him Their sentence had been commuted to life Imprison- 1 ment
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      Air link planned
      33 2 I TOKYO. Thurs.— Japan Airlines I said today a mission lo Russia had found no technical factor to I discourage the establishment of an air route between Tokyo and Moscow
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      Indian troops freed
      30 2 PEKING. Thurs— The first group of 44 Indian soldiers cap- 1 tured during last year's border j clash were released yesterday at Batitung. it was announced today.
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      Lock icon Bali awaits 'descent of the gods'
      320 2 Bali awaits 'descent of the gods' BESAKIH TEMPLE, (Bali), Thurs.—Hundreds of Balinese gathered at this rub-ble-strewn temple yesterday to await the "descent of the gods" from Mt. Agung volcano. The Governor of Ball. Mr. Suiedja. was on hand for the solemn 10-day ritual held here once every 100 years to
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      Lock icon Commonwealth nations in Rhodesia talks team
      127 2 Commonwealth nations in Rhodesia talks team UNITED NATIONS. Thurs.— The chairman of the U.N. colonialism committee, Mr. Sort Coullbaly of Mall, will lead the six-man deputation which will travel to London for talks on Southern Rhodesia on April 22. Two Commonwealth countries. Sierra Leone and Tanganyika, will albo be In
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      Lock icon Vietnam economy drive on US aid cut fear
      206 2 SAIGON, Thurs. SOUTH Vietnam is examining its foreign aid income with the aim of cutting her dependence on other countries to a minimum, informed sources said today. They said the examination, dealing mainly with the needs of the strategic hamlet programme, began
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      1,762 rebels killed in month, says Saigon
      70 2 SAIGON, Thurs —South Vietnamese troops killed 1.762 Communist guerillas, wounded 192 and captured 264 in March, the Government said today. The army suffered 3-6 dead 823 wounded and 23 missing. It lost 13 light machinr guns compared with thr surrillay six. It also
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  • US.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Heavy falls in shares over new steel crisis
      184 3 Heavy falls in shares over new steel crisis NEW YORK, Thursday. gHARE prices fell heavily on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday as the market braced for another possible showdown between President Kennedy and the U.S. steel industry. The country's 11th biggest producer, Wheeling Steel Corporation, has announced increases of
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      Lock icon 'SORRY' HALTS LIBEL CASE
      247 3 'SORRY' HALTS LIBEL CASE I ON DON, Thurs. English distributors of the Italian magazine Tempo Illustrato offered unqualified apologies! In the High Court here! yesterday to Mr. John Profumo, the Secretary for War. for unfounded! suggestions that he had been or might have been in some improper relationship with a
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      Australia's future...
      32 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. Mr. Ben! Scott, leader of v West Australian trade mission now visiting Thailand, said yesterday he believed Australia's economic future lies more and more with South-East A* la.
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      Busmen strike
      31 3 DUBLIN. Thurs— The Irl.-h Government put a fleet of army trucks on the road to cany workers la thrir jobs M luttlon-wide bus strike went into Its third day
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      Lock icon 'A failure in the Guards' —by the War Secretary
      135 3 'A failure in the Guards' by the War Secretary LONDON. Thurs.— Mr. John Profumo. the Secretary of State for War. told the House of Commons yesterday that there had bevn "a failure in administration and man-management" in a unit of the Scots Guards Regiment. Last nionni 25 guardsmen ot the
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      Lock icon The Reds and abstract art
      58 3 MOSCOW. Thurs.— The Communist Purty has renewed its call to palmers and sculptors to reject abstract art, which has continued m find public support despite strong official opposition. The din-dive was contained In a message of greetings from the Communist Parly's central committee to the
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      Lock icon 24 Tories revolt over decision on Enahoro
      130 3 I ONDON. Thurs. Twenty-four Conservatives last night staged a revolt against the Government for deciding to go ahead with a decision to deport Chief Anthony Enahoro to Nigeria, where he is wanted for trial on treason chargesThe Government's normal overall majority of nearly
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      Lock icon Navy minister stoned
      53 3 BUENOS AIRES. Thurs—Stonethrowing anti-Peronist demonstrators scored two direct hits on the head of Argentina's new Navy Secretary yesterday as he left a cathedral mass for the 26 servicemen killed in last week's abortive naval revolt. Rear Admiral Carlos A Kolumcia «as reported noi seriously Injured by the
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      Leap in fish catch
      44 3 ROME. Thurs. The world's fish catch rose from 30 to 41 million tons between 1957 and 1961. the UN Food '"and Agriculture Organisation reported today. It said further improvements in fishing techniques could lead to the present catch being doubled.
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      REFUGEE CLOTHING LOST IN BLAZE
      194 3 i AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Two warehouses were gutted here last nifcht in one of Amsterdam's, biggest fires since the war. They were packed with clothing for despatch to refugees and the needy In Africa Damage: $2.5 million BRISBANE: Australian author Richard Porteus. be>r known for his
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      Lock icon Quit? 'I shall lead you to poll win' says Mac
      239 3 LONDON. Thursday. |i|R. MACMILLAN yesterday grave clear notice that he plans to lead, the Conservative Party at the next general election. The Prime Minister, who is 69, was addressing a luncheon given In bis honour by the whole of the
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      NOW KONRAD SAYS IT: I'LL RETIRE IN AUTUMN
      157 3 BONN. Thurs The West German Chancellor. Dr Konrad Adenauer, last night said for the first time in public that he planned to retire this autumn. In an Interview with the West German Television. the 87,-year-old Chancellor said: "To prevent any doubts from
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      Swiss to expel alleged Eichmann aide
      134 3 Swiss to expel alleged Eichmann aide LUGANO (Switzerland), Thurs. Erich Rajafcovitch. alleged former aide of Adolf Eichmann, was taken to Lugano! police station yesterday after being found at his whitewalled villa near here. The Ministry of Justice In Berne ordered him to leave the country immediately or be escorted to
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      Lock icon Sandwiches
      106 3 His son Klaus visited him at the police station for about 15 minutes and then drove back to the villa. After three hours, beer and sandwiches were taken into the room where Dr. RajaJcovitch was being interviewed. On Tuesday Dr. Rajakovitch told Mrs. CecUle Alonso. daughter of the manager
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      Jim is adopted
      25 3 LONDON. Thurs. Jimmy Edwards, rudio and television comedian was last nieht unanimously adopted as prospective Conservative parliamentary candidate for North Paddington. London
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    Lock icon Saying it with flowers
    71 4 TWO rows of beautiful girls in purple sarongs and white blouses strewing flower petals alone a red carpet for a garlanded Inche Yusof bin Ishak. Singapore's Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, when he arrived at Pochenton* Airport. Phnora Penh, for his state visit of Cambodia, on Tuesday. On
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    Praise for old students body
    161 4 Praise for old students body SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. has commended members of the Gan Eng Seng School Old Students' Association "on their civic consciousness in helping those in a less fortunate position.'" The association has awarded two $150 scholarships to 'two G.E.S.S. pupils this
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    VARSITY AND THE PEOPLE: RADIO SPORE FEATURE
    105 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Radio Singapore will broadcast a programme on the University of Singapore tomorrow even"ing, highlighting the relation between the university and the community. The programme is in connection with the university's current fund-raising campaign to finance their vast expansion project. Included in
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    Visiting JB today
    32 4 MERSINO. Thurs— The Minister of Internal Security. Dato* (Drj Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, inspected the Johore Government's low-cost housing scheme here today. Tomorrow he will visit Johore Bahru.
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    Naming 50 roads
    29 4 KLANG, Thurs. The Town C uncll here has formed a sub-committee to name the SO roads In the Klang district which have no names at present.
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    HK film star to sing at a charity Easter Ball
    142 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Popular Hong Kong movie star, Miss Lai Ming will sing at the Easter Ball in the Raffles Hotel ballroom on Sunday. The ball, in aid of the Deaf School building fund, will also feature an Easter Parade and
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    Nair to support Satu rally bid
    251 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The National Trades Union Congress secre-tary-general, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, today promised to support an application by its rival, the Singapore Association of Trade Unions to secure Farrer Park for their May Day rally. This was Mr. Nair's reply to Satu leader
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    WAGE PACT CHANGED —FOR $10
    102 4 WAGE PACT CHANGED —FOR $10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Second Industrial Arbitration Court today provisionally granted a joint application by the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and the Transport and Storage Limited to vary their wage agreement by giving a $10 Increment to a clerk. Both parties have agreed that
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    Health centres
    42 4 PENANG, Thurs. Th« State j Government plans to build two more health centres at Kepala Batas and Butterworth, the Cnlef Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, i said here at the opening of the out-patient and administrative block: at Ballk Pulau.
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    Labourer freed of theft bid charge
    107 4 Labourer freed of theft bid charge SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A labourer. Tay Kan Chean. 19. was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the Assize Court today on a charge of attempted robbery. i Tay was alleged to have at- tempted to rob Low Clua Yontr. 18. a student, of
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    COURT IS TOLD OF HOSPITAL ESCAPE
    184 4 COURT IS TOLD OF HOSPITAL ESCAPE SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A magistrate today heard how Ali Alias, a young police detainee, escaped from custody while under medical attention at the General Hospital on Mar. 13. Benior Inspector T. S. Zain said that Ali Alias was detained by the police in connection with
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    PAYMENTS TO BAN KEE FIRE VICTIMS
    106 4 PAYMENTS TO BAN KEE FIRE VICTIMS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The victims of last month's Bukit Ban Kee" fire will receive from the Social Wel/are Department cash relief and an instalment of rent subsidies at the Havelock Road community centre next Wednesday. The cash relief will be the fourth payment at $10
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    Training centre
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Ptlmary Production Extension Training Centre, organised jointly by the Primary Production Department and the Pood Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations will be opened on Tuesday at the Singapore Polytechnic.
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    Group president
    32 4 SINGAPORE Thui.s. Mr. N.T.S. Chopra was elected president of the Study Oroup Movement (Singapore) of the British Council at their annual general meeting yesterday. The rice-pre-sident is Mr. A.J. Eaton.
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      192 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 1 THE following is today's scheel dule of civil aircraft moveI menu at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore ARRIVALS i Garuda: From Medan (GA 990) 3.10 pjn.; from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (CA 805) 5.10 p.m.; from Jakarta (GA 802) 8.45 ajn. Thai International: From Hong Kong.
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      188 4 iAZ 771) 5.45 pjn. DEPARTURES Cathay Pacific Airways: To Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok. Hong Kong. Talpeh. Osaka (CX 730) 8 ajn. Qantas: To Perth. Sydney (QF 736) 10.30 p.m.; to Teheran Athens 'QF 171* 11.45 i .m. Malayan Airways: To Kuala Lumpur (ML 170) 7.31 a.m.: to Kuala Lumpur (ML 172)
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    The big forces build-up
    447 5 COLONEL: TRAINING TO BE STEPPED UP ALL ROUND TO MEET NEEDS OF MALAYSIA By TAN TOCK SAIK: Kuala Lumpur, Thursday THE Federation Army is to step up the training of soldiers to meet the needs of lalaysia. Lt.-Colonel Ismail bin Ibrahim, Stal. Officer I (Training) of
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    $30-a-month homes for 69 families
    63 5 MERSING. Thurs. The Minister of the Interior, Dato i Dim Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman", observed the drawing of lots for 69 lowcost housing units here today. This is the first scheme to be completed In the district. The 69 units, costing $3,991 each, are
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    Narasimhan to start Borneo tour next week
    99 5 KUCHING. Thurs. The United Nations chef de cabinet. Mr. C.V. Narasimhan, is due to arrive In Kuchlng on Wednesday to start a tour of the Borneo territories to ascertain reactions to the Malaysia proposals. He will meet the Governor <if Sarawak, Sir Alexander
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    Lepers to get Easter gifts
    44 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The Independent Missionary Movement International, Singapore will distribute over $2,000 worth of Easter gifts to about 453 Inmates of Pulau Jcreiak Loprosarlum on Sunday. Each Inmate will receive a tin of biscuits and a tin of sardines
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    Scouts seek cash
    35 5 BRUNEI. Thurs. Scouts and cubs In Brunei will ro "job-hunt-ing" from Sunday to April 20 to raise money to send a group of Brunei scouts to the 11th world Jamboree in Greece.
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    Multi-storey car-park a big hit in Ipoh
    137 5 Multi-storey car-park a big hit in Ipoh IPOH. Thurs. Malaya's first multi-storey carpark, which will be in use later this month, is already a big hit with car owners. More than 300 applications have been received for the 96 pla«e_ available in the 1 $100,000 three-storey structure in Station Road
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    Salty water: No charge to consumers
    181 5 Salty water: No charge to consumers MALACCA. Thursday. rpHE Finance committee of the Malacca Municipal Council has decided to waive payment of water bills for consumers for this month because of the salty water they are receiving. The council, it is estimated, will lose $60,000 as a result. The president
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    USE CHINESE IN LOCAL COUNCILS: MCA MOTION
    209 5 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A resolution calling on the Federation Government t to permit the use of Chinese at local, town and municipal council meetings Is to be considered at an annual delegates' conference of the i youth section of the Malayan Chinese Association
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    Teachers' dance
    32 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The National Union of Teachers, Johore Bahru. district will hold a dance on Sunday night at the Civil Service Club here after the union's annual general meeting.
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    Dead man identified
    56 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Police have identified a man who died in a hotel room here on Tuesday afternoon as Lav Slew San, of I Singapore. Hotel staff found Lav, 36. a talesman, dead In his bed about 3 1 p.m. He left a note. Six bottles of
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    World Health Day display
    59 5 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— About 300; boys and girls from schools gave a j physical display on the padane here yesterday on the occasion of World Health Day. The Yang di-Pertuan Besar and Tengku Ampuan were present, i Watching the display were about 7,000 schoolchildren. The band of
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    UDP rally
    29 5 MALACCA.'Thurs— The United Democratic Party will hold Its first rally here on the Bandar Hilir Padang at 7 p.m. today and not on Sunday, as previously reported.
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    72 Gammon workers are on strike
    254 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Seventytwo workers at Gammon (Malaya) Ltd., in Peta- ling Jaya, are on strike i because one of their representatives on the firm's Joint consultative committee has been 1 sacked. The men downed tools at 10.45 a.m. yesterday and demanded that the
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    $5,412 charge
    37 5 IPOH. Thurs. Tan Cheng Ouan, 27. a clerk, pleaded not guilty In the Sessions Court yesterday tn misappropriating 55.412 from the Olympic Inn. Ipoh. between Oct 11. 1961 and March 3. 1962. Bail was allowed.
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    REJECTION OF BIDS FOR TIN IS WELCOMED
    274 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation Government today welcomed the General Services Administration's rejection yesterday of all bids to buy 200 long tons of United States strategic stockpile tin. A Ministry of Commerce and Industry spokesman said: "No sales means less tin and so
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    Merger cash: More talks
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Another meeting of the Inter-Govern-mental Committee on the financial arrangements of merger between the Federation of Malaya and Singapore will be held here on Tuesday. A joint communique issued tonight after a two-day meeting said "It was agreed that further facts and figures
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    Old Xaverians
    16 5 PENANG, Thurs. The Old Xaverians' Association will hold Us annual meeting on May 4.
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    Clearing of jungle no effect on rainfall
    165 5 Clearing of jungle no effect on rainfall ITU ALA LU M PUR. Thurs. The f ellinpr of Malaya's timber forest for development or agricultural purposes would not have any appreciable effect on the rainfall of this country, the Deputy Chief Conservator of Forests, Inche Abdul Majid bin Mohammed Shahid, said
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    No confusion likely: 'Battle of golds' judgment
    939 6 CIGARETTES TRADE MARK CASE: THE 'ESSENTIAL FEATURE' OF PLAYERS' CARTON DESIGN IS SAILOR'S HEAD SINGAPORE, Thursday J^ COMPARISON of two trade marks one of Gold Leaf cigarettes and the other of Virginia Gold cigarettes showed that they did not resemble each other except
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    'SMOKERS WHO DON'T SPEAK ENGLISH LOOK FOR THE PICTORIAL DESIGN ON PACKET'
    550 6 The proper principle to apply In comparing trade marks was to look at the marks as wholes and not to disregard the parts which were common. It seemed improper to exclude the pictorial device which was the main
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      114 6 LH~ L EU -<* HWO Q****! I ru. just hafta call Iso comes the mooman citizen ■CT**.. /C? r *3Si>*Ss'J\ ABOUr <*K T* HBBWVBS AM* AHMT TO RESTORE TRANQuUJTY I "^^BBi fwOT MLFX3CR* «CU MOJO* "W 5 RBIDSf WOARE T) TWE VQ*V DeRNITELV ABC r m^^" 1 L_ H f
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    ON FER MAJWSTY'S SECRET SERVICE
    2051 7  -  LAN FLEMING Roff by DRAWING BY Battle on the bobsled run... -WITH BOND WHISTLIING IN PURSUIT AT 70 M.P.H. JAMES BOND is to marry Tracy, the beautiful blonde whose father, .Marc-Ange Draco, heads the Mafia-style Union Corse. But first there is a score to settle
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    78 8 Wmrdm (Minimum I FAMILY OF LATE Mr. X.P.M. Nalr. rmser Katate, Kulal. thank friends sod returns lor attendance, condolence and very helpful services rendered at the funeral .V4-«3. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lav sew Sun tbank all relatives and "ends for their kind assistance, donations, wreaths, aitendaace
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 8 M Herrfi SJ« (Minimum) FRESBOROUOH. BRIC. M.F. Jo.ice Killed April 11/49. rTssasmlistlll ■Aith pride and love. Mother
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    276 8 J» WnrWj Sl* Mlniwuim) PITZPATRICK'S Supermarket will i. open as uiual tomorrow but Ofnt* will be COOD FRIDAY and Kaater Monday. t>u>inr*a open as usual at Metro Ltd.. n M High !ltrr*t. Singapore Tel: I FARIDA MAISON MARCILLE 11-C Haiirry Road. 8 pore will be opened MS)kf and Saturday
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    86 8 _'«jr*»ii* tiM (mm.) WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH S tort Canning Road. Singapore Oood Krlday Thrco-Hour Hervir* S.OO a.m. ■o 12 Noon Meditation* on "The Seven Ijist Words" S.OO p.m. Inlted BLCC (iuod Friday Vervire «t thr 81. Andrew* Cathedral ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL |Aa«. i;ran) Oood rrid;iy. 12th April T
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  • The Straits Times. Friday, April 12, 1963.
    • Article
      Rebuilding Singapore
      605 8 The back of Singapore's housing shortage has been broken, said the Government policy statement delivered by the Head of State when he opened the new session of the Assembly. It is a large claim, [but not by any means an empty one. Leaving aside the [sterile period when
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      Coconut Survey
      444 8 The announcement by Inche Khir Johari last month of a pilot survey into the economics of coconut production was a i convincing sign that the Federation Government fully intends to come to grips with the problems of Malaya's third largest agricultural industry. It meant much more, for example,
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      Arab Alliance
      204 8 The new United Arab Republic a federation of Egypt, Syria and Iraq promises to be more enduring than the 1958 union of Egypt and Syria which broke up after three years. Because the new ties will be looser, there will be a less oppressive sense of domination by
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    Lock icon Castro cools to Mr. Khrushchev
    1246 8  -  GAVIN YOUNG from -AND GETS CLOSER TO CHINA New York, Thurs. #|I|E don't know enough about the outside world," said the young WW Cuban official. "I'm lucky, my duties take me to Europe. But Cuba is very isolated now, and perhaps in general we tend
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  • LETTERS to the Editor
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      High cost of ideals
      307 8 I HAVE read with interest the correspondence arising from the report of the editorial In the Journal of the Ministry of Education (S.T. March 25). Now that parents and teachers have had their say. perhaps we students should get a hearing. I wish to assure "Anxious
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    • Letter
      Three R's
      167 8 IWAS most Impressed by the remarks of "Teacher" (S.T. April 8). Perhaps I could instruct "Anxious Parent" In the theory of the education business further. The inspectors and administration boys are not really Interested In high Ideals. What they really want, as any teacher soon learns, are model
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      Traffic trap
      146 8 IAM fully in sympathy with Mr. Tay regarding the police trap in Bras Basah Road, but would suggest that he has understated his case. Traffic coming from St. Andrew's Road can only be proceeding to Merdeka Bridge had any motorist wanted to go Into town he would obviously
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    Triumph against an old enemy
    344 8  - Triumph against an old enemy CHAPMAN PINCHER by I ONDON, Thurs. A 1 four-year-old *rirl dies of tuberculosis. Doctors mobilise their resources to track down the carrier of the disease. And mothers everywhere wonder.. What danger doe* TB mean to my children? I can tell you that although the search,
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      93 8 and SUDDEN DEATH Smashed knees, splintered shoulder blades, broken ribs, punctured hearts and lungs with their raw ends These jare common sights on the roads every day. Read how you're gambling a few seconds against blood and agony and sudden death. LOVE IS A MYSTERIOUS THING As elusive as smoke
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      53 8 BUY v r-^%. SINGAPORE FEDERAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (SINGAPORE) LTD. But due to bacteria on the skin aaa^BaaasS.l I Perspiration gives body odour. 80 to be on the safe side USE Vy/C^^"^^^*^^ Keepi yow frwh al day long] V ond NICE TO BE NEAA V /"'•I JLk\A I ss2T^^^' Bsai aa»y
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    My good friend Mr. Lee—by I Prince Sihanouk
    246 9 My good friend Mr. Lee— by I Prince Sihanouk From SIT YIN FONG JIEMREA. Thurs. Singapore's prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has obviously made quite an impression on Prince Sihanouk, Cambodia's neutralist leader. Personally conducting Slngapores Yang dl-Pertuan Nrgara. Inche Yusof bin Lshak, on a two-hour lecture tour of
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    Students' tour
    39 9 KAJANG. Thurs— Ninety-six pupila of Kaiang High Schooi will tour Malacca this weekend. They will leave In chartered buses on Saturday. Their headmaster, Mr. \n*i Trng Khoo, and a teacher. Mr. I.M. Rotario. win be In charer
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    150 estate children ill after drinking tap water
    143 9 TO HOSPITAL— BY CAR AND BUS SEREMBAN, Thursday. TWO doctors and six nurses were rushed to the outpatient centre in Lemon Road here this afternoon to attend to 150 estate children believed to have been taken ill after drinking tap water. Half
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    Salesman weds a steno
    58 9 MR. and Mrs. Herman Gob Cheok Seosg after their wedding on Wednesday at the Registry of Marriages in Singapore. Mr. Goh. a salesman, is the eldest son of Madam Teo Mm Leong. The bride. Miss Lillian Leong Poh Ching. a stenographer, is the only daughter of
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    Witness not traceable: So hawker freed
    78 9 IPOH. Thurs. Wong Beck Heng. 51. a hawker, was today discharged, not amounting to acquittal because a prosecution wa.iese could not be traced. Wong was alleged to have attacked Kaw Slav Tean with a knife at tlie Junction of Jalan Pa*lr Puteh and Jalan
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    The aftertaste of colonialism
    275 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Colonialism is all but from the free world, but no one should be so naive as to think that its bitter aftertaste will soon disappear. Dr. Henry M. Wriston told the Asia n-American Assembly today. Dr. Wriston. who Is chairman of the American
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    ESCAPED DETAINEE: HUNT GOES ON
    115 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The search for escaped political detainee, Poh Choon Sent, *v extended to rural area* todar. Pob, chairman of the Country People's Association, disappeared from the General Hospital yesterday a f ternoon whore he had been taken for examination. Hla description has been flashed
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    GOVT UNDER FIRE FROM TEACHERS
    253 9 GOVT UNDER FIRE FROM TEACHERS KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. rpUE GOVERNMENT was criticised today for not A consulting members of the National Joint Council for Teachers before turning it from an advisory to negotiating body. The general secretary ot the National Union of Teeners, Mr. K. V. Thaver. said in a
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    Second Jaguar for Sultan
    41 9 KOTA BHARU. ThUM. The SulUn of Kelantan today became the owner of an $18. soo Jaguar Mark X car with automatic transmUdon. The Ivory-coloured ears is the Sultan's second Jaguar. The first it a Jaguar Mark 111
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    Midwives' claims directed to arbitration
    85 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The 1 acting Yang di-Pertuan Negara, the Chief Justice, Mr. justice Wee Chong Jin. has directed the wage claims of; Singapore Government mid- 1 wives be submitted to arbitration. The claims relate to a revision of salary scales ana various working benefits. They
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    Student on probation
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Chan Huei Lock. IS. a student, pleaded guilty today to charge of stealing two books on zoology, worlh $30 each, from the Malaya Publishing House on April 4. He was put on probation for one pear. The boots were recovered.
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    House on show
    36 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— A model of s modified type of prefabricated Umber house for the lower Income group will be displayed at the Forest Department Timber Depot in Chan Sow Us Road tomorrow.
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    Jaycee chief flies in
    106 9 KIM n LUMPUR. Thurs.— Mr. Amalio de Jesus (above) the Jaycee World vice-president for Asia, arrived here today on a three-day visit. He Is on bis way to Singapore to preside at the Asian Regional conference of Jaycees which begins on Tuesday. The theme of the
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    Deep-freeze durian?
    78 9 SINGAPORE, Than. Malayan fruits can be commercialised and developed into a first class industry, Mr. Tan Peng Gee. a senior primary production officer in the Ministry of National Development, said yesterday. Mr. Tan. who was speaking Malayan j Fruits" at a Rotary luncheon, urged local entrepreneurs to explore
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    Wife tells court of amorous thief to whom she gave $50
    285 9 Wife tells court of amorous thief to whom she gave $50 SINGAPORE. Thursday. AFTER taking a $50 note from a housewife, a burglar asked her to be intimate with him, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Madam Yeo Lvi Soo said: He wanted to disturb me and sleep with me.
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    X-ray plan
    28 9 MALACCA, Thurs— A two-day campaign to encourage people to offer themselves for free che»t Xrays will be held at the Sang Cheong Society here starting today.
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    "HELL SEES NEED TO EXPANL, SO 5,000 MAY QUIT BUXOM
    214 9 "HELL SEES NEED TO EXPANL, SO 5,000 MAY QUIT BUXOM CINGAPORE. Thurs. Five thousand Shell Company employees and their families living: in company quarters on Pulau Bukom may have to find new homes elsewhere because the company foresees a need to extend its operations on the island. It has already
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    Sultan buys two colts in Australia
    70 9  -  From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY. Thurs. The Sul tan of Johore bought two colts at A £525 each on the lrst day of the annual yearling sales at Randwlck. The Singapore Turf Club chairman. Mr. V. C. Bath. bid for them on behalf of the
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      532 9 Today s Radio, T V programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHOBTWAVE SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 Metres 41 metres AM, 0.00 Ttae Stenal. Nega- MB>IOTI 47 l?'^|jJ Z XK ra-fcu; 6.02 Morning Melodies: mfln 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 7.10 A.M.: 6.00 Good morning; 6.01 News Commentary; 7.16 Song Morning
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    'Nonsense,' says Sardon
    314 10 I DONT SAVE MALAYS FROM PAYING FULL MARKET VALUE FOR TRANSPORT SHARES SUNGEI PATANI, Thursday. fHE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. today denied he had ever put "pressure" on transport companies to sell their shares cheap to Malays "It's sheer nonsense to say that
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    Canteen contractor plans $1.20 'patriotic lunch'
    278 10 Canteen contractor plans $1.20 'patriotic lunch'- KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A "patriotic lunch" will be held at the canteen of the Ministry of Defence next Wednesday to raise funds for the National Patriotic Fund. Thp canteen contractor. Mr. Chong Fong Chow, hit on this Idea to raise money by offering the
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    Anzac Day in Malaya
    26 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Australian and New Zealand troops of the Commonwealth Strategic Reserve will observe Anzac Day In Malaya and Singapore on April 25.
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    40 students start survey on rubber smallholders
    102 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. j Forty students —29 from the University of Malaya and 11 from the College of Agriculture at Serdang— have started a large-scale economic survey of rubber smallholders in Lower Perak. The survey is under the charge of Mr. J.W.L. Bevan.
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    Admission to Bar sought
    48 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. M. P. D. Nair, a former Minister in the Llm Yew Hock Government, has filed his petition in thr High Court Registry seeking admission to the Bar. Mr. Nair was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple. London, in February-
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    'Wrestling' arrest
    69 10 A LOR STAR. Thurs. Police yesterday arrested a man who was alleged to have wrestled with a wombn near her house on the previous day. Halimah binte Jamil. 21. reported to police she was on her way home at Kampong Dulang Kechil when the man caught hold of
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    The Crown Prince on vacation
    71 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The 15-year-old son of the Brunei Sultan, Crown Prince Pengiran Muda Hassanai Bolkiah (above), flew into Singapore this mornlnr from Kuala Lumpur with a party of 17 schoolchildren, mn«i sti n of sons and daughters of Brunei Government officials. The Crown Prince, who
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    Jaycee's chief due for talks
    47 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The president of the Junior Chamber International. Mr. Eric Stevenson, of Edinburgh, Scotland, will fly' Into Singapore next Tuesday, to attend the JCI conference. He was elected president at the organisation's 12th world congress' held In Hong Kong last year.
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    Lock icon PATROLS HAVE CUT DOWN NORTH BORNEO PIRATE RAIDS
    229 10 PATROLS HAVE CUT DOWN NORTH BORNEO PIRATE RAIDS LONDON, Thursday gRITISH naval anti-piracy patrols have helped to reduce the number of piracy incidents off North Borneo, Mr. Lan Orr-Ewing, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, said yesterday. He was answering questions in the Commons about progress in suppressing piracy in these
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    Advanced institute plan for Poly
    188 10 Advanced institute plan for Poly SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government will soon take steps to develop the Singapore Polytechnic into an Institute of Advanced Technology. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, who is also the governor of the board of directors of the Polytechnic, announced this in the Legislative
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    $25 for Juriah
    27 10 SINGAPORE, Thur,s.— The Customs Services Union of Malaya. Penang branch, ha.s donated 525 to the Juriah blnte Hamid fund, bringing the total to $296
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    Union chief warns Asian bosses
    146 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The secretary of the National Union pf Commercial Workers. Mr. A. B. Gomez, said today some Asian employers were a threat to industrial peace. Speaking at the annual meeting of the union's Selangor branch, he said that "stern action" must be taken
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      316 10 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBS raids (8) I. ClatnenUne's father holds it's 6. Addition to the score, bj wrong In a state officer (8). some chance? (10). 9. Choose the Continental variety 7. Some planes come down beto preaei'Te (6) yond Fair Head (6). 10. Name Include* a bad paint- 13.
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    W.D. men's problem: Tengku gives an assurance
    673 11 W.D. men's problem: Tengku gives an assurance KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Also present at the meetIns was the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the Federation's Mm I Labour and Social Welfare. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. The union leaders told the Tensku about their probloms and he expressed his
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    The secrets of industrialisation
    295 11 PROFESSOR TELLS... SINGAPORE, Thursday. INDUSTRIALISATION required much more than the establishment of a few enterprises adopting modern techniques of production. In giving this advice, a Canadian economist. Professor Leslie Wong, also said today: "To be purposeful. Industrialisation must be accompanied by new attitudes toward the scale
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    Number of car trebles in 10 years
    62 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Between 1951 and 1961 the number of cars in Singapore has more than trebled. There were 22.678 cars In 1951 compared with 70,106 in 1961. This Is disclosed in the Vehicles Registrations Department's annual report for 1961 published this week. The
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    Municipal unions to form federation
    165 11 IPOH, Thursday. 'FHE four municpial unions In Malaya with a total x membership of 8,000 have decided to form the Federation of Municipal and Local Authority Labour Unions. Announcing this last night, a spokesman of the Perak Town Board, Town Council and Municipality Employees Union,
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    NORAINI IS CHOSEN 'MISS KEBAYA'
    132 11 CUE Noralni Alias. 19, a telephone operator, receiving a silver cup from Che Chik Rokiah binte Shariff. wife of the Commissioner for the Federal Capital, after she wax crowned "Miss Kebaya" at the Town Hall on Wednesday night in a contest in conjunction with the
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    Lock icon Satisfactory results in border 'war'
    75 11 Satisfactory results in border 'war' BANGKOK, Thurs. An intensified anti bandit campaign in the Thai-Malayan border was launched on March 31 and the results of the first 10 days operations were satisfactory, Mr. Luang Chart Trakankosol, Under-Secretary for the Interior, said today. Mr. Luang Chart returned today from a visit
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    Penghulus told: Work for unity
    169 11 IPOH, Thursday PENGHULUS. who were described as the "links and contacts" between the Rulers, the Government and the people, were today urged to instil the importance of unity among the people to help prevent disharmony caused by "undesirable elements." The Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato
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    Lock icon Brunei to boost police by 50 p.c.
    124 11 Brunei to boost police by 50 p.c. BRUNEI TOWN, Thurs. —The Brunei Govtrrrnent has approved a plan to increase the strength oi the State Police Force by 50 per cent, Mr. A. N". Outram. the Commissioner of I Police, said today. In addition, local Field Force companies, whose duties will
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    King, Queen walk a mile on tour
    117 11 King, Queen walk a mile on tour KUALA LUMPUR. Thnrs The Va n g di-Pertuan Agonß and the Raja Per maisuri Agong walked nearly a mile when thtv 1 made an extensive 90- minute tour of the Lever Brothers (Malaya) Ltd. factory in Bungsar Road here today. 'Iht 7 mm
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    Burglars take $350
    28 11 PENANG. Thurs. BurKlari broke Into a sundry goods shop at Kampons Bhuru. Ayer Itam. yesterday and escaped with about I $350 in cash and goods.
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    Nestle man seconded to H. K. company
    166 12 OVERSEAS TOURS MR. DENNIS Khoo, assistant to the advertising manager for Malaysia of Nestle in Kuala Lumpur, has been seconded to the Hong Kong office. Mr. Khoo, 24, who left last Sunday, will take over the supervision of the advertising department and will
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    MORE CARGO AND PEOPLE FLOWN
    75 12 Lufthansa carried 1.858.993 passengers last year, up 20 per cent over the previous period. The amount of cargo flown rose 31 per cent to 29.264 tons, and mail was up 90 per cent to 12.655 tons. There were 41.446 flights, up 10 per cent, over
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    Perak agents for Esso gas named
    181 12  -  LEE FOO SAN By NG BROTHERS Ltd. of Ipoh, have been appointed sole distributors in Perak for the newly introduced Esso gas. Mr. Ng Chong Fatt, managing director of the company, said that subdistributors had been appointed in all the main towns in the
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    LCI. PLANS NEW INDUSTRIAL VENTURES
    322 12  -  PERCY JOSEPH COMPANY'S MALAYAN INVESTMENTS \TO DATE TOTAL $20 MILLION By 'pHE Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya) Ltd. expects to embark on important new manufacturing projects during the next two years. This was stated in retiring chairman of I. I.C.L Paints (Malaya) L Kuala Lumpur by
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    FOOD EXHIBITION
    44 12 A food fair is to be held at Aalborg, Denmark, from May 31 to June 9. The yearly event, largest of its -kind in Denmark, will show all types of foodstuffs In halls covering more than 100,000 sq. ft. of floor space.
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    Manager for Hume Malaya
    135 12 Manager for Hume Malaya MR. W.A. MAIR has been appointed manager of Hume Industries (Malaya) Ltd. with effect from August 1. 1963. Mr. Mair. who is currently secretary of Hume Industries (Far East) lad., will be returning to Australia on leave and to spend a short time with Humes Ltd..
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    Full vitamin range
    116 12 p. R. SQUIBB and Sons, one of the world's largest manufacturers of ethical vitamin preparations, ia Introducing to the Malaysian market a specially prepared ethical formulation En«ran prenatal tablets "to meet the special vitamin and mineral requirements of pregnancy and lactation Mr. F. J. Angiulo. director of
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    Lock icon A 735,00 volt transmission
    54 12 rhe Ateliers de Constructions Electriques de Delle of the Compagnle Generate d'Electnrltc of Paris, has obtained an order for switchgear for the worlds first 735.000 volt transmission system being built by the Quebec HydroElectrlc Commission in Canada. The company la represented In Malaya. Singapore and Borneo
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    'Convenient' service town dept. established
    294 12 'Convenient' service town dept. established NEW OFFICES A SINGAPORE company dealing in precision and scientific instruments has opened a town office and service department to bring greater convenience to customers. The new office and service department are on the third floor, The Arcade. Mr. Scow Koon Seng, general manager of
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      200 luxury houses (plus a hotel) on Penang hillock
      182 12  - 200 luxury houses (plus a hotel) on Penang hillock GUNN CHIT THYE By AN 800-feet high hillock beside the City Council's quarry at Quarry Drive, off Waterfall Road, Penang, is to be turned into a luxury housing estate. A local housing development company, Kirn Bian Alk Co. Ltd., plans to
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      EUCLID PIVOT TRACTORS
      80 12 Mr. J.A. Davies. service engineer^ (Europe and Middle East area. Euclid products i of General Motors Overseas Operations of New York, gave a demonstration of two Euclid pivot steer loaders at th« P.W.D. Training School tasting ground at Slmpany Kuchal, Suntfei Besi Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSES ON QUIET NOTE
    543 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE Malayan Stock ExX change closed for the Easter holidays or a quieter note. Industrials were steady at first with not many price changes, but later quietened with perhaps a fractionally easier tendency. Tins continued their new firmness with
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices. April 10. April 11. Industrial*: 104.91 10.vn7 Tin: 106.84 108.68 S robbers: 107.23 107.23 Dee. 29, 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    715 14 fOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock: Exchange, with the number of the shares traded in brackets was: INDUSTRIALS: Beutttad (I*. 000) $1.53 D. (1.000) $1.52; Dunlepa (3.000) RIB, (2.000) $2.76. Gammon (2.000) SI.M) D, (22.(KM) $1.00 (30.000) 11.K9: F.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    197 14 V;MIP* lying aiengaide the Sinxaawra Miro.ur wharvtt ar eapeeted taday ara: Kurnaide 19. LJmbur* 4 5. Bantam 31 tt, Nippon 47. Urinam 44. rrmdent Jonnaon li IS. Loudim.i 27/2(1, Jeppeaeo Maerak SA. Romo Maersk 23/24, Blblgo 21/22. Bealoyal 6/7. Taboa 42/43, Watkare 29/30. iiletler H.W 4. Inner
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    Aokam Tin
    17 14 Aok&m Tin sold 3.250 piculs of Un concentrates for the quarter ended March 31. I
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    Further sharp advance in Straits tin price
    367 14 A jump of $2.50 in the Straits tin price yesterday took it to $443,124 per plcul. the highest for nearly 10 months. London overnight showed a gain of £3 for spot and £2 for three months. In London after a slow start demand
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    Fractional price moves on local rubber mart
    484 14 surprise this week was the announcement of March exports at 119,470 tons, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current Malayan Rubber Market survey. This was considerablyhigher than anticipated but, reflecting the current temper of the market, its effect on prices was momentary, adds
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 April 11. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 76i cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: Unit! (up 52.50).). Estimated unolliiial offering 2t»o tons (up .'n tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    270 14 \IAY Hrtt *nd« rubber buytrt r« cl.iM at p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yailarday at 76a cema p»" Irt. down onr-eighu> of a ccnl. The tone was aunt C.C.R.A. and F.M.Ft.C cteeing prim in ctnti p»r Ik. yesterday: I Int I P...5.S prompt f.o.h buvera HI, «H>r«
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      218 14 Penan* P SK«m S por* FROM BOMBAY ANO COCHIN AHV. 'STATE OF •IHAR" for Hongkonfl. Kobe O?oko. Nogoyo Yokohomo A##U 10/11 *erll 13/ la) FROM CALCUTTA ANO CHALNA M.>. "DAGOHOY" for Adelo.de, Port Linclon, Melbourne Svdncy April U/14 A»nl April 1«/20 Chief AfjeaH: R. JUMAtHOV t SONS LTD.. 24. Malacca
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      723 15 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Thurs. GENERAL INVKSTMENTS and industrial shares closed (or the Easter recess on a steady to k^ firmer note. Rises covered a wider range of stocks. Bam metals were buoyant with barriers improving, following New Broken Hill's final dividend and higher profit. Oil ahaxe moves were narrow, except
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      682 15 NOTICES THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA NINTH ANNUAL GENEBAL MEETING NOTICE la hereby given under Rule 37 ol the Association that the Annual General Meeting of the AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OP MALAYA, will be held by kind permission of the Shell Co. of the Federation of Malaya Ltd. at the SHELL
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      959 15 (Continued from Pare t> SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* SS f Mill.)— Bom tt eta. extra P.O. BOX 2S2S Secretary /Stenographer Position Filled. Applicant* Thanked. ■XCELLENT COOK and General Amah wanted by family In Singapore 10. TeL (B'pore) *****. WANTED A GRADUATE to Tench a H.B.C. Student In Physics and Chemistry.
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      862 15 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE Word* SI (Mm.)— Box ft et: extrm BIST AND ONLY available land along main road, Korte George, Malacca. 18 acres, vacant, freehold, suitable for shops and residential bouses, $7,500.00 per acre. Apply l#u-B. Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 4 BEDROOM* BUNGALOW at Lorong K. Telok Kurau, Singapore.
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      691 15 FOR SALE Wordi SS (Him.)— Box St tta. tmtrm 1 IMJOV MORI LIFf A Hearing more clearly with Conny Transistorized I Hearing Aid. Pock.t size. Necsx-Tle I Pin type. Hair-pin type Behlnd-tne Kar-type. Price: from SM.Ou Nctt In K. Lumpur. 'Trthrs 70. Pudu Road. I i Nrw unused slightly snop-solled
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      426 15 BEAUTY CULTURE It Word* fl (Mim.)— Box 10 ef: txtrm I I DEPILATORY WAX TREATMENT to remove ugly hair on IeKS, 512.30. I Further enquiries: Loui.ic Klerk, 22 Ngee Ann Building, Telephone ***** I (Spore i. LEARN HAIRDRESSINC ft Beauty Culture Personnel or Proirsslooal CourseM. Rir^ •i.'Ma>4 Amy Wee (Teacher
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      144 15 BAR RESTAURANT (Spore) 30 Word* iS (Mim.)— Box SO tit. txirm COMFORT? AIRCONOITIONINED Rattles Bar and Prince Bar 22. Rattles nasa, I !■">■. ,i isai ..Kinih/ Chmear lunch. ORACOM PHOENIX RESTAURANT, Metropole Ttiratrr, -Dong Pagar, Spore. Tel: ..ilng Hongkong roast chu k .an roast pork NP.i. ORCHARD H. iTAURANT, 3*
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      Lock icon Malaya prepared to hold SEAP Games next year
      350 16  -  K FERNANDEZ: By NORODOM: WE'LL QUIT lOC RATHER THAN CONDEMN INDONESIA Kuala Lumpur, Thursday MALAYA wil stage the next South-East Asia Peninsular Games if Cambodia or Laos refused to do so, the secretary of the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council, Thong Poh
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      Lenny gets his chance in new —attack—
      196 16 Lenny gets his chance in new attack— HOCKEY CINGAFORK. Than, Afler waiting for two years on the fringe of international hockey, Lenny Nonis, top scorer in the Singapore HA league for the past two seasons, has lin.ilh got the selectors' nod. He will make his first international appearance for Singapore
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      Lock icon HARD LUCK FOR STAN AND SCRC
      310 16 HARD LUCK FOR STAN AND SCRC SOCCER The goal that wasn't... SCRC 2 UMNO 2 by Francis Boey Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. BAD LUCK robbed Selangor Chinese R.C. of victory in this F. A. of Selangor League First Divicinn matrh at Princes Road today. Six minutes from time with the score
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      FAM name Olympic tie venue and dates
      163 16 FAM name Olympic tie venue and dates KUALA LUMPI R. Thurs. Malaya, who have the choice of venue, have asked Thailand to play the first leg of their Olympicsoccer tournament preliminary round tie here on Oct 5 and the return match at Bangkok on Oct. 12. F. A. of Malaya
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      Sentul MBS fight back to win Cup
      109 16 Sentul MBS fight back to win Cup MBS 1 VI 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Methodist Bov> School. Sejitu!. tonight thwarted Victorla Institution's chances of scoring a "double" when they beat them 2-1 In the ftnai o f the Khlr Johari Cup comppMtlon at the Merdeka Stadium. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl.
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      Now the Quah sisters of Singapore step into soccer limelight
      236 16 By TEOH ENG TATT SINGAPORE, Thurs. The !5 Quah brothers Kirn Benn Kirn Swee, Kirn Choon. Kirn Siak. and Kirn Lye are well-known in State and club football here. Now come the Quan girls Doreen. Therelsa and Rosa The sisters
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      Minarni scores Round 1 upset
      230 16 Minarni scores Round 1 upset BALTIMORE. Thurs.— Minarni. an 13-year-old Indonesian girl, scored a major upset In the first round of the United States badminton championships yesterday by defeating sixth seeded Angela Bairstow (Elmland) 12-9. 11-3. Angela was runner-up to American Judy Hashman in the recent All-Engiand championships in London.
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      SFA keep title
      127 16 MALACCA. Thurs. St. Francis Association retained the i Malacca Hockey Association league j championship when they trounced National Union of Teachers 5-0 vi tiie final here today. Tarn Kong Oiin gave SPA a 1-0 half-time lead. Then the champions raced away io a convincing will with Rengasamy
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      649 16 HT^^^^«^3^^^^^^^^BB^^^^^^^n^3T^^T^n^^^^^^H BANK HOLIDAY The Banks in the State of Selangor mill be closed for business on SATURDAY 13th April 1963— SATURDAY. FOLLOWING GOOD FRIDAY. Chaliman. Exchange Banks' Association of the Federation of Malaya. THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) lIHIII KXAMINATIONS TAKE NOTICE that the Court ha.< ordered that the Public
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      474 16 TENDERS PAHANG J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from registered Class "D" and above J.K.R. Contractors will be received by Jurutera Negri. JKR. Pahang. Kuantan up to 3 p.m. on 18th April. 1963 for the Construction of a Road Formation from 2nd M.s. to sth Ms. Kg. Soi-Kempadang Rural Road. Full particulars
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      22 16 Manikin Men like that smooth, rich Havana flavour in Manikin Cigart INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED M 'CELLOPHANE' TO KEEP THEM IN PEtf£CT CONDI IMB
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      145 16 ■mm M i l v "^B 1 F 'i i Ah SOCCER STORE DIV. 2D: TBA v Serangoon Garden (Farrer Pk>: Dockyard v Minto (St. George's Rd); Khalsa v STU (Parrer PfcV Oeylang Utd. v Junior AA (Farrer Pk>. IPOH DIV. 2: PWD v sth Bn RMR (Jn Abdul Jalili;
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      34 16 BADMINTON Lim Tan Cup i final i ßawangi Police bi Btg BerJuntai 3-2. I ATHLETICS Prnanc MBS rross-c intrv, 3 miles: 1 Thuni Chew Cheng 18:15.45. 2 Abdul Sa- bahan 3 Wonc Honp Ghee.
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      DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR CEYLON'S RAUF—OTHERS ARE 'ALL SET'
      373 17 DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR CEYLON'S RAUF— OTHERS ARE 'ALL SET' MALAYSIA G.P By JOE DORAI; Singapore, Thursday. f OHAMED RAUF of Ceylon, one of the fancied ITI drivers in this weekend's Malaysia Grand Prix, hit double trouble today. FIRST his Volvo PV544. which ha.s served him well for 15 years In
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      OPEN MEET
      43 17 KANGAR. Thurs.— Entries for the Perils Badminton Association annual open championships tn May will close on Apr. 25. Events are: men's singles and doubles: women's singles and doubles, veterans' singles and doubles: boys' singles and double* and girls' singles and doubles.
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      GRAND PRIX: FULL PROGRAMME AND ENTRIES
      1622 17 SUNDAY M I OMI (9 a.m.) Vintage and t'VT cars unlimited (handicap, 5 him— s2. A. Lowe (SS100); 1. O. K..vrn«.croft (Marborough); 2. J. Mi.mn (Bußatti). 3. F. Ingham (Fraser Nash); 4. Mrs. M. Inn ham (Singer); 24. J. Mobbs (Fraser Nnsh); 1. W.
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      Bukit Timah acceptors for Sunday
      1662 17 Raoe One: 2.0— Cl 4 Oiv 3— 6k 1 ***** Cinema IV (Shaw St.) Martin, 5 9.0 'M. Ismail 17 Z 4oys6 Buloh Kasap (Segamat Kongsi) Martin. 4 90 Johnson 4 3 75 Caatano (CV Bt.) Martin. 3 9.0 < )14 4 (moo Top Hennessy
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      Dick to partner Peak of Perfection—if he's fit
      573 17  - Dick to partner Peak of Perfection— if he's fit EPSOM JEEP: By Singapore, Thursday CHIEF INFORMER BEATS EXCELSIOR IN FASTEST TRIAL YOUNG Dick Low, who is apprenticed to '-'Porky" Donnelly, may take the mount on the stable's champion, Peak of Perfection, in the Manchester Plate over 6f here on Sunday.
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      NZ trainer in S'pore
      80 17 NZ trainer in S'pore CINGAPORE, Thurs. New Zealand trainer A. McGregor, who saddled Even Stevens to win the Cauneld Cup and the Melbourne Cup last year, Is In Singapore for a short visit. Shown round the Bukit Timah racecourse and stables by trainer "Doc" Rodgers this morning. MacGregor was Impressed
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    HEADS OF STATE IN A FRIENDLY CHAT
    93 18 ACROSS the table, gay laughter and a friendly chat between two Heads of State, Inche Yutof bin Ishak, Singapore's Yang diPertuan Negara (left), and Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia. In this picture the first received in Malaya of Inche Yusof's State visit to
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    WINE CELLAR FOREMAN WHO HAD A 7-YEAR ITCH
    97 18 LONDON, fhurs.— Over a period of seven years Gerald Arthur Pomfret had a continuous party at his firm's expense. He drank 34 gallons of sherry, 20 gallons of port, 83 bottles of whisky. 46 bottles of gin. 24 bottles of rum and
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    Ban on lighter 'revolvers
    65 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The GovrrinTient nas banned the Import of cigarette lighters in the shape of pistol or a revolver, il was announced tonight. The ban, however, does not apply to gooU alreaay consigned to Singapore before today and are aue to arrive on or before May
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    Song contest
    31 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A "Malayan patriotic song contest" fnr people in the Malaysian region lirs been launched by Radio Malaya. Cash prizes are offered. Entries close on June 10.
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    Lock icon Manila to check on statement by Pelaez
    161 18 MANILA, Thurs. The Philippines Foreign Office said today it will seek a clari- I flcation from Vie c j President Pelaez in Paris about a statement attributed to him implying that the Philippines favoured the proposed Malaysia Federation. A dispatch from Paris reported
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    Lock icon THE PREMIER EARL'S MARRIAGE ENDS
    145 18 LONDON. Thursday. A DIVORCE court judge yesterday ended the 27--year marriage of the premier earl of England and his countess— the Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury. I The judge said the 21st earl, holder of Britain's oldest earldom created in 1442, John George Charles Henry
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    Trade with China: The parting of the ways'
    231 18 LONDON. Thursday LONDON, Thur*. The success of a Chinese Minister's trade visit to Britain "leaves no doubt that British and American policy on trade with China have reached the parting of the ways." the China Trade and Economic Newsletter said today. The
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    Lock icon 3-day UK rail strike
    67 18 LONDON. Thurs. Leaders of Britain's National I'nion of Railwayman— «ith 317.000 members decided today in state an official three-day nation wide railway strike within the next four weeks. The strike is heine called in protest against the mass closures and sarkinrs threatened under the "make-the-railways-pay" plan
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    Lock icon U.S. may send aid to Laos if asked
    330 18 WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE State Department said today the United States would consider any request by the Laotian Government for ammunition and military supplies to help meet the threat to peace caused by the recent outbreak of fighting in Central Laos. At the
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    32,000 give another big welcome i to Head of State
    200 18 32,000 give another big welcome i to Head of State From SIT YIN FONG PHNOM PENH, Thurs. The 32,000 people of Kompong Cham, Cambodia's third largest city were given a holiday today, and they literally lined every street and lane to give Singapore's visiting Head of State, Inche Yusof bin
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    Lock icon A British 'No' to S. Rhodesia
    58 18 SALISBURY. Thurs. The Southern Rhodeslan Premier. Mr. I Winston Field, announced here today that the British Government had not acceded to his request that Southern Rhodesia should be granted full independence not later than the dale on which any of the other territories of
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    12 18 GENEVA. Thurs. The disarmament conference adjourned for Easter yesterday. Reuter.
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    315 18 LONDON, Thurs—London stock I market* took a distinct turn for the better today. Price* moved] forward on a fairly broad front., with sentiment Influenced by the good steel output figures and by I recent company news. Business, was on a good scale. Equities displayed marked i firmness Closing
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    RUBBER
    51 18 LONDON. Thurs—Spot 22-»d. May 22 11/16 d., June 22\d. July 22*; d., July/Sept. 22 13/16 d.. Oct./ L-ec. 22 13/16 d.. Jan. Mar. 22 13 160.. Apr. June 22\d.. July/ Sept. 22 U/16d Oct./ Dec. 22 elf. Anr. 22"»rt.. May 22 r -d.. June 22 7/16 d. Tone: Very
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    31 18 LONDON. Thurs.—Buyers £880. sellers £881. Forward buyers £881.-. sellers £882. Settlement £881. Turnover a.m. 215 ism,, p.m. closed. Tone: Very firm. (The itock exchange is now rkMed anUl next Taeaday).
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    88 18 MALA YA 'S ENVOY RETURNS TO JAKARTA KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Dato Haji Kamaruddin bin ll.ui Idris (above) returned to Jakarta today to assume his post after a threemonth absence. He was recalled following Indonesia's adoption of a "confrontation" policy towards Malaya. Dato Kamaruddin told reporters
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    282 18 Algerian Foreign Minister shot ALGIERS. Thurs. An Algerian gunman shot the Foreign Minister, Mr. Mohamed Khemisti, 33, at pointblank range at the entrance to the National Assembly building here today. Mr. Khemisti's pretty young wife stood only a few feet away as her husband collapsed in a pool of blood
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    Lock icon Off to Riviera
    35 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Sir Wliuston Churchill, who was carried liom« on a stretcher from the Riviera last June, today walked aboard an airliner taking him back for another vacation In the Mediterranean. UPI
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      43 18 UiEmJzilin3 IJIGHEST and lowest tempera- fures in Malaya and Slnga- pore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lownt Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bharu 88 79 Penang 91 75 Ipoh 95 73 Malacca 91 75 Singapore 90 77
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      The Malaysia Grand Prix comes of age
      1065 1  - The Malaysia Grand Prix comes of age TEOH ENG TATT IT MAKES ITS FIRST APPEARANCE IN WORLD MOTOR RACING CALENDAR By THE Malaysian (irand Prix has conic of age and its appearance this year in the world motor racing calendar its tirst should soon attract the world's leading drivers and
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      Poison in their veins?
      250 1 FAR FROM IT IN THE RACING WORLD jyjANY people think that racing drivers always have their daggers drawn, hating their rivals. They imagine that competition at the wheel leads to enmity among friends in the sport and that a racing driver will go to any means
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        117 1 j?k i BMM mBSS>P^* I QVMBf mmlr w |pr FOR SAFETY AND SPEED Cl CintUra does net waste engine power This tyre A M UA ,s more than twice at easy running as standard CintUrdruni cooler than normal tyre* and the- V^ V^ „.iore stands the *tr..n o« *uita.ned h.gh
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      Johore G.P. champ returns
      364 2  - Johore G.P. champ returns JOE DORAI by r pllh. 111. 1 111 unit ti crowd at X Johore Bahru on t>b. 25. 1960. paid scant attention to a small built Ceylon rider crouched over his equally small Oilera l%rc mac Inn. Hut the nwmi'-nt the flae went down for tin-
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      BRITAIN'S NEW WAVE OF G. P. DRIVERS
      1139 2 BRITAIN'S NEW WAVE OF G. P. DRIVERS Three typical fast men are Taylor, Maggs and Hawkins 'fHE truly fascinating thing about motor racing is that there is a steady stream of brilliant young drivers, who seem to pop up with monotonous regularity when there is a place to be filled
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      JAGUAR (E) THE LOTUS
      994 3 JAGUAR (E) THE LOTUS LIM KEE CHAN gives a preview of cars and drivers for this year's Grand Prix VERSUS JA(.I AR "E" versus the Lotus this is the general forecast of the likely finish to I his year's Malaysia Grand Prix for cars in view of the formidable array
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        204 3 PACE-MAKER: Two variations (Hard Top ainiiJr STYLE-SETTER:Two styles (Sports Saloon or Soft Top), beautiful to look at with ALI INL and Convertible), swift low swept lines its line of elegance and style. A rally win- tell of speed and sparkling performance; ncr that has been race-circuit tested and w m
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      Champion's view
      1969 4 GRAHAM HILL tells his own story of East London where his win gave him the world title gVEB si ii cc Hie So ut h African Grand Prix, which gave me the 1962 drivers championship. I have been iKHiibarded from all quarters by people wanting the answers to
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        525 4 <^9> «fy JF JtJ^f MMfM Suzuki wins World-famous T.T. race fk9^B#^Lb^a##m m and scores other European Victories. W^^^J^^^X EUTKWUHS.P. (sicc> I ITALIAN B.P. (50ec) MPMvHI r\^ I _^■V^'. I K«rlMirx»t«dt I Moms 1 Jr^^^*~~ A 1...^^ 1 Aug. 19. 1962 L__Hl S*pi <». 1%2 CFKKI&r. (Slcc) £TF2 TOURIST TWPHT (Slec)
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      L.C. CHAN IS DETERMINED TO SCORE 3rd G.P. WIN
      636 5  - L.C. CHAN IS DETERMINED TO SCORE 3rd G.P. WIN ERNEST FRIDA 'This year's race will be best held so far because of selection of cars, drivers says QNE driver who commands plenty of rcsj)ect in Malayan motor racing circles is Chan Lye Choon, who is determined to add this year's
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      AFTER SEVEN YEARS OF SPEED, HE QUITS FOR LOVE
      162 5 AFTER SEVEN YEARS OF SPEED, HE QUITS FOR LOVE LOVE has caused one of Singapore's keenest riders to quit after seven years of competitive riding. The man concerned is H. Karim, 32, who earns his living trapping Singapore's speeding motorists and who later took to speeding himself. For Karim. an
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      LIZ LOST HER CHANCE THIS YEAR
      87 5 I^LIZABETII MERRITT. 26. I!* has lost the chance of adding colour to this years motor cycles events by being the first woman competitor. She sent in her entry late. Elizabeth is a very talented rider. She has proved this at the R.A.F. Seletar quartermile
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      Production cars 'good enough' for race drivers
      343 5  - Production cars 'good enough' for race drivers STAFF WRITER E DO motorists taking part in races and motor rallies always fit special gear boxes or other special parts to their cars in the hope of increa&ui? speed? This Is definitely not so, says Norman Garraa. competition manager of the Rootes
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        175 5 FRONT VIEW »l HEAR "VIEW AIR INTAKE PIPES EIGHT CYLINOER DISTRIBUTOR FOR FUEL FOR TRANSISTORISED FIVE-SPEED INJECTION SYSTEM IGNITION SYSTEM T^VO lOINT .^^^^^^■^^^^■l r^9^^^^^^^^^\. Til I Fff FO© Fl IPI r\fj|wp" CUACTC M I iff^^^^^. TAWKQ fOWTfM IDPO TO N F W 20 MILEANH0UR WINNER WITH SHELL I £m W
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      I'M FEELING FINE
      2997 6  -  Stirling Moss says RACK in London from the South African Grand Prix (and about to set off on an even longer trip to the other side of the world) Stirling Moss sat at his desk in his Mayfair office, a vital and alert man sporting an 18-day
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        282 6 THE FIHEST AMD FASTEST J^^ Sq. W jJjEA\vi N^^Sftk. tHe greOreSt mar 9 lfl f Sflfef y AND Highest N«w V.or Spr.nt held on 2nd J,nuon>. 1962 Mill < 1 1| 1 1 I'lllkf n I 1 niin r ci inn S*r>9opo f Not io nol Pay Spnn June, 1962
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      THE G.P. RACING TIME TABLE
      175 7 THK priii;r.imnn i for the Malaysia <;rand Prix: 5.4.") a.m.: Minister of ulture. .Mr. S. Rajaratnam. upons Malaysia (J.P. Mt; li\r-lap handicap rait- for Vintage and P.V.T. 1.4 f: 10-lap race motor «vclcs LMcc to 250 cc. 10.30: 10-lap race Saloons and tourers 60 Ice
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      THE EUROPEAN REPLY TO JAPANESE SUPREMACY AT G.P.
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      A REMINDER FOR ALL G.P. FANS
      217 7 A REMINDER FOR ALL G.P. FANS hrrr to buy car park labels; 9th mile Ylo Ctau Kane Rood Control point. Mandal Road Control point and at 11 m.s. SeulMwanc Road. TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS: Control points at Braddell Circus, 9th mile Yio Chu Kane Road, Nee Soon Police Station and Mandai-Woodlands. Braddell
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      WHY I JOINED -FERRARI
      1850 8  - WHY I JOINED -FERRARI JOHN SURTEES By 'Trip to Italy convinced me that I am taking right step' TOWARDS the end of last November, I flew over to Italy and spent a few interesting days with Ferrari. Part of the time was taken up with testing a Formula 1 car
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      Japanese mini-cars 'invade' 600 cc event
      207 8 JAPAN is invading J the small cars section and as many as 10 Mitsubishi machines have been entered for the various events for saloon and tourers. The saloon and tourers events have attracted a big entry of 43 and they will be separated into
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        200 8 VI y imm LJ 'W. Kf\"-_ m A lir-* THE LOWEST PRICED 4-DOOR SALOON CAR IN MALAYA TODAY Precision engineering, sturdily built, unmatchable in performance plus the all powerful 600 c.c.. c. 4 stroke water-cooled engine make this magnificent CAROL ®the best cor you can buy to-day. It's really economical
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      Vintage cars race should prove exciting
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      Why not have a G.P. for scooters, go-karts too
      385 9 By STAFF WRITER JUK Ma lay si an Grand Prix meeting is expanding so last thai a time may come when the Ministry "of Culture, organisers of the meet, will have to think seriously of holding a week-long festival of motor
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        46 9 For the third successive year, there are more AUSTIN and AUSTIN HEALEY Car entries in the MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX races than any other (fiD make. Proof o! speed, stamina and absolute reliability. BORNEO MOTORS Sing«pore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Malacca Penang Seremban Buttcrworth Jessclton Kuala Belait Kurhinf
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      CAN THE prancing horse return?
      1326 10 CAN THE prancing horse return? AT the end of 1961. Enzo Ferrari had every reason to look forward with confidence to the 1962 season, but his hopes were to he shattered as the flame red cars were beaten time and again during the year. The Iks! thai the Maranetto cars
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