The Straits Times, 16 May 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY <l UTirilll IfALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times Mot**** Nat**'* Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    Lock icon IRIAN: NEW LANDING
    183 1 Dutch troops seek Dakota drop skymen A-A guns drive off two bombers THE HAGUE, Tuesday INDONESIAN paratroops landed early today near Fak-Fak in Southwestern Dutch New Guinea. A statement by the Dutch information service s;iid :it least four Dakolas look part in 1 1 ii- operation. One
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    Lock icon Soekarno: I have enemies t00...
    74 1 Soekarno: I have enemies t00 JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarno said today both he and the Indonesian revolution had enemies. lie was making his first public comment on yesterday s attempt to kill him. in an address to the Conference of International Union of students here. "I have enemies just as
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    Macao for refugees
    79 1 MACAO. Tues.— Communist authorities in Kwangtung are planning to allow refugees who had been turned back j after escaping to Hong Kong to flee into the Portuguese territory of Macao, according to usually reliable sources tonight. The sources said Kwangtung residents sent back over the land frontier
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    Chinese stamps
    39 1 HONG KONG. Tues. j Communist China today ls.sued a set of four stamps showing famous ancient Chinese bridges. These. In light indi?o. green, tan and blue, have face values of four. I eteht. 10 and 20 cents.
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    Lock icon Detainees freed
    23 1 ELISABETHVILLE. Tues. Tin' Katanga government today announced the reload of all political prisoners and de'talnc<- in the breakaway j province— Router
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    Troops are sent to quell Africans
    102 1 SALISBURY. Tues. Troops and police reinforcements have been rushed to I ml.Hi in Southern Rhodesia. where fresh African disturbances have flared up. the Defence Ministry announced today Two Africans were reported to have been shot and wounded while resisting arrest in the town. Ten
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    Lock icon The would-be assassin...
    51 1 HEAD almdst touching the ground, the would-be assassin struggles as he is carried away alter the unsuccessful bid to kill President Soekarno al the Merdeka Palace grounds on Monday. The Government announced later that the man was a member of the Fanatical Darul Islam terror organisation. U.P.I,
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    Lock icon TIN GO-AHEAD
    77 1 WASHINGTON. Tues.The House of Representatives Armed Services Sub-committee today unanimously approved legislation to permit the G.S.A. to sell 50.000 lons tons of tin from the national stockpile. Under the tin disposal plan already published. 10.000 tons would be sold as soon as possible in small lots at prevailing
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    LYE WOO RANSOM DROPPED TO $5,000
    232 1 LYE WOO RANSOM DROPPED TO $5,000 SINGAPORE. Tues. The kidnappers of 11 -year-old See Lye Woo have reduced their ransom demand from $100,000 to 55.000. A relative, whose telephone number the gang was to!d to ring, told the Straits Times this today. It is now eight days since Lye Woo.
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    Lock icon Korean clemency
    39 1 SEOUL. Tue.s. The Republic of Korea Government. In a sweeping clemency move, today announced that a total of 21.970 persons will either be released from prison. pardoned from suspended sentences or have their prison terms reduced. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Homes flooded
    30 1 TOKYO. Tues.— Police said today one person was injured and 190 houses were inundated as a re.sult of the torrential rain which fell over Southern Japan overnight. Reuter.
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    Lee in lunch talks on Malaysia
    128 1 Lee in lunch talks on Malaysia I ONDON. Tues. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew was the guest of honour at a British Government lunch at Lancaster j House today attended i by Cabinet Ministers (and Commonwealth i High Commissioners. The host was Mr. Reginald M.uidling. Colonial Secretary. [others present included Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
    10 1 BRITISH BACKING t.i\|."> i) I > V in li.
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      Lock icon Back to food-short China
      31 2 TRUCKLOAD of refugees being taken to a collection centre in the New Territories. From the collection centre, they will be deported back to mainland China. U.P.I, picture.
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      Lock icon BORDER HOPPERS GO AWAY HAPPY AFTER MEAL
      330 2 BORDER HOPPERS GO AWAY HAPPY AFTER MEAL HONG KONG, Turn. trucks today continued their shuttle service back to the frontier post of Lowu carrying illegal immigrants being returned to China. The Communist authorities have so tar shown no reluctance to accept the e.scapers and Hong Kong Government ortlciais say they
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      Lock icon ANOTHER FIVE YEARS' JAIL FOR DJILAS
      99 2 BELGRADE. Tues. Mi in van Djllas. disgraced former comrade of Marshal Tito, was sentenced to another five years' jail here last night after a one day trial for disclosing official secrets. The court ruled that the 51-year-old former Yugo* slav Vice-Pre*ident must also serve
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      52 2 I do not know what the <a 9 common market will lead to. but I am afraid it will not lead to anything good. I do not mean that the Commonwealth will break up. It will continue but iti influence will become less. —Prime MlnUter Nehru in Parliament vest
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      Lock icon No. 11 bomb goes off
      50 2 WASHINGTON. Tues— The VS. yesterday exploded another nuclear device In the atmosphere in the vici.ikv ol Christmas Island In tiic Pacific, the Atomic Energy Commission announced. It was the 11th deto:ia»lon in the series, which od?i<"1 in the Pacific proving grounds on April 25— Reuter
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      Lock icon £100,000 fires
      15 2 MANILA. Tues. Two separate fires here last night destroyed property worth £100.000. -Reutcr
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      Lock icon That $73 m. Bill goes back to U.S. Congress
      88 2 IyASHINGTON. Tups A new Bill authorising payment of US$73 million for Philippine war damage claims n*aa introduced in Congress yesterday only a few hours after President Macapagal of the Philippines had postponed his visit to the U.S. President Macapagal's action followed
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  • FOREIGN MEWS DESK 2
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      Quick look round ...
      391 3 Quick look round MONTKKAL. Tuesday. 'PHE Duke of Edinburgh yesterday defended news- papers' right to criticise the royal family, but suggested they should steer clear of "gossip that's not always true Asked at a Press conference here whether he would like to answer criticisms of the royal family in British
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      Lock icon Russians veto Jack-Nik TV during A-tests
      293 3 Russians veto Jack-Nik TV during A -tests MOSCOW. Tuesday AIR. PIERRE Salinger, iTI President Kennedys Press Secretary, has been told that the Soviet Government does not think the time is ripe for a Joint television programme by the U.S. President and Mr. Khrushchev to hp shown in both counrries. it
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      Rubber down
      30 3 LONDON. Tues.-ConMimp-r !o:i of natural rubber dron oed to 165.000 tons In February, against 180.000 tons in the previous month, the international Rubber Sturtv Oroup reported yesterday U.p.l.
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      Lock icon 20,000 men sent home as canteen girls twist for more pay
      149 3 20,000 men sent home as canteen girls twist for more pay LONDON, Tues.— More than 20.000 Ford car workers at Dagenham were sent home yesterday when 350 canteen girls went on strike for an extra 10 shillings ($4.25) a week. Production came to a standstill. The car workers started going
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      Ex-bank chief
      36 3 BUENOS AIRES. Tues An angry crowd attacked Mr Jose Mazar Barnett. who was oresident of the State Bank under the regime of deoosed President Arturo Frondizl when he arrived here by air trom Spain.
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      JAMAICAN IS THE FIRST COLOURED MAGISTRATE IN BRITAIN
      111 3 JAMAICAN IS THE FIRST COLOURED MAGISTRATE IN BRITAIN MR. ERIC IRONS. 40. of Nottingham, who has been appointed the first coloured Justice of the Peace in Britain, lie will sit on the Bench in Nottingham. Mr. Irons, a Jamaican, worked in Nottingham Town Hall as liaison officer for the city's
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      Lock icon Algerian reprisal leaves 18 dead
      473 3 ALGIERS, Tuesday. CEVEN weeks of Secret Army Organisation provocation in Algeria brought a bloody reprisal last night when Algerian commandos raced through Algiers in cars w»th tommy guns blazing, killing at least 18 people, mostly Europeans. The day's death toll in all incidents was 30.
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      Lock icon Death at a wedding
      58 3 ATHENS. Tues.— A 72-year-old woman told relatives she would attend yesterday's royal weddinc here of Princess Sophia and Don Juan Carlos "even if it kills me." As the royal procession arrived at the Catholic Church of Saint Denise. the woman, Mrs. Bucna Suporta. suffered a heart
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      Lock icon Lords reject Bill to ban hotel discrimination
      114 3 I ONDON, Tues. The v House of Lords last night rejected by 41 votes to 21 a private Bill seeking to ban racial discrimination in British hotels and places of entertainment. The Bill's sponsor. Lord Walston. a Labour peer, said Britain should not
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      MAN WHO TWICE BROKE INTO SCOTLAND YARD
      90 3 LONDON. Tiies. Charles Ketteringham. 28 pleaded guilty yesterday to breakins TWICE into Scotland Yard London's famed police headquarters and stealing books and photographs Krttrringham. a post office engineer, was caught the second time He was civen a conditional discharge. The awed prosecutors said
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    Govt. 'no' to union request
    355 4 BUSMEN'S CELEBRATIONS ON MAY 20/21 NOT 'IN PUBLIC INTEREST' SINISTER ELEMENTS ARE INSTIGATING CERTAIN SECONDARY STUDENTS TO STAGE A DEMONSTRATION' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Government today said that it would not i "in the public interest" to allow the Singapore Bus Workers Union to hold its
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    Tailor who was also a burglar
    141 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Soon Woon Chrong. 26. a tailor, who broke into a bar early one morninu. was sentenced to nine months' jail in the Second District Court today. The judge. Mr. Goh Heng Leone, convicted him on a charge of housebreakinu and theft at
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    INTER-SCHOOL SAFE CYCLING RALLY TODAY
    70 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Junior Safety First Council has organised an inter-school safe cycling rally, which will bo held tomorrow as part of its Safety First campaign. The raliy will start at Victoria School in Jalan Besar j and finish at Gan Eng Seng i in
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    Party for guru
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A farewell party tor Guru Nataraja will be held at the Gurukula premises in West Hill Road. Sembawang. on Saturday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Tokyo to Britain by motor cycle
    125 4 Tokyo to Britain by motor cycle SINGAPORE. Tues. A 26-year-old Englishman. Ronald Self (above), is now in Singapore on the first leg of his Tokyo-to-Britain-and-back journey on a motor-cycle. Mr. Self, who has been a globetrotter for more than six years, said that he decided to go on this particular
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    Proof request
    48 4 The voice said Lye Woo would be released four hours after the money was paid. The relative asked, however, for prool that the caller nad the boy. possibly by sending a piece of his shirt or trousers. No date for payment was mentioned. Lye Woo's mother,
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    Life insurance: Minimum rates fixed by Govt.
    343 4 SINGAPORE. Tues 'THE Singapore Gov--1 eminent today announced the minimum premiums which life insurance companies must charge before their policies can be i accepted. The rates are identical to the rates prescribed by the Federation Government in j March. These rates are laid
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    TIN: 'U.S. SHOULD REACT TO NEW COUNCIL PLEAf
    420 4 TIN: 'U.S. SHOULD REACT TO NEW COUNCIL PLEA f LONDON, Tues THK L'nited States Government should react promptly to the new representations by the International Tin Council, said The Times in a City page editorial. By so doing It would allow the International tin market to regain Its confidence and
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      403 4 IN ANII flllT RY AIR Vne. lo.iowuig u> today's sche- net. Slbu. Kuching .ML 409 1 dule or civU aircraft move- > 5.30 pjn.. from Penang. Kuala nienis at P«ya Lebur Airport: Lumpur fML 107 1 5.50 p.m. \RKIV4LS from Pc' 111 Ipoh. Kuala (..>■> Lumpur. Malacca 149> BOAC: From
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    OIL EXECUTIVE TELLS OF 'KILL' THREATS
    757 5 Ex-operator of service statioh. (he was given notice) on trial IPOH, Tuesday. 'J'HE Ipoh section manager of Caltex Oil (Malaya) Ltd., Mr. T. N. Lambert, 29, told the Sessions Court today how he was attacked one day and was forced to move his family
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    A coat-of-arms for University of Malaya
    183 5 A coat-of-arms for University of Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T»HE University of Malaya, in keeping with its autonomy has now its own coat-of-arms. The coat-of-arms bears three Malayan symbols on a PI the daun lontar iyra leat), which was as a writing Instrument ago; three tigers; and national flower, the
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    CUSTOMS MEN FLY TO INDIA
    156 5 CUSTOMS MEN FLY TO INDIA SINGAPORE. Tues. Two Singapore customs officers will fly to India tomorrow to testify in an opium case in Calcutta. Senior Customs Officer rong Teck Ing and Customs Officer W. D. Anthony will be away for a week. They will be witnesses for the prosecution in
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    Salesman is accused
    63 5 PENANG. Tues— Kam Hock San, 47, a retail salesman of Boustead and Co., today pleaded not guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust of goods valued at $1,251 belonging to the company between April 2 and 17 this year. The Senior Session-. Court president. Mr.
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    The Army's new Secretary due
    55 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. W. T. Horsley. who will replace Mr. J. H. Thomas as the Army's Command Secretary, will arrive in Singapore in the Oronsav on Friday. Mr. Horsley served In India and Burma with the Royal Engineers during the war. He will be accompanied
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    Hearing is postponed
    72 5 SINGAPORE. Tiles. The hearing of the Industrial Arbitration Court Into the dispute between th«? Straits Times Press 'Malaya» Ltd. and the Singapore Printing Employees Union, .scheduled for today, was postponed to next Monday. Reason given was the "Indisposition" of a pane! member. It was not announced which
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    Socialist Front aim is to 'capture' Penang
    226 5 Socialist Front aim is to 'capture' Penang PENANG, Tues. The Penang division oi the Socialist Front has set itself two targets for 1964FIRST, it will seek to capture the Penang State Government. SECOND It plans to send the maximum number of candidates from Penang to the Federal Parliament. Both these
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    A radio gift to old folk
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.«— The Independent Missionary Movemer.r (International* will present a radio set vorth $.°OO to the old people's home at Tangkak, Muar. or Thursday as a Wesak gift. The ?ifi Is In response to an apperl by the president oi the Mi'ar Rotary club.
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    Bail of $5,000
    31 5 PENANG. Tues.-Seah Ah Boon. 24. was granted $5,000 ball today when he pleaded not guilty to robbing a Perak rice mill owner. Saad bin Hajl Junit. of $3,400.
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    Lim's case can now go to Privy Council
    779 6 Lim's case can now go to Privy Council ROUND FOUR OF CITIZENSHIP FIGHT IS ALL OVER IN TWO MINUTES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday Chinese educationist Lim Lian Geok was today granted final leave to bring his case before the Privy Council round four in his fight to retain his citizenship. His
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    TRIBUTES PAID TO RUBBER KING HEAH
    361 6 PENANG, Tuesday. rpRIBUTES were paid today to Mr. Heah Joo Seang, Penang rubber magnate, who died in London yesterday. His body is expected to arrive in Singapore by air on Friday. The funeral will be held in Penang on a date to be fixed
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    Apprentice passing-out
    44 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Forty-six apprentices who have completed their fiveyear course under the National Apprenticeship Scheme are to receive proficiency certificates on Saturday They joined the National Apprenticeship Scheme In 1957 and are the first to complete the full five-year training course
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    A maiden voyage assignment for newsman
    51 6 A maiden voyage assignment for newsman MR. JACKIE SAM. a staff reporter of the Straits Times in Singapore, who left for Hone Kong by air yesterday to cover tiie Tckyo-Hong Kong-Singa-pore maiden voyage of the new Royal Interocean liner Teirelberg. The Tegelberg is due to arrive in Singapore on May
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    Hotel murder case: Man to stand trial
    140 6 PENANG, Tuesday. AN UNEMPLOYED man from Singapore, A. Sam- sudln, 27, was today committed to stand trial at the next Penang Assizes on a charge of murdering a waterfront labourer, Habib Syed Ibrahim, at the Swiss Hotel here on the night of March
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    Hit by car, woman dies
    63 6 BUKTT MERTAJAM, Tues.— A housewife on the way to visit her sister for Hari Raya was fatally injured when she was knocked down by a car at ChroK Tokun here yesterday afternoon. Mah binte Karim, 40, of Mahang had just alighted from a bus with
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    Doctors move
    24 6 SITNOEI PATANI. Tues.— Dr. V. Plllay has been posted to Sungei Patani. and Dr. C. Muthu has left here for Alor Star.
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    Fuel injector lost
    26 6 IPOH, Tues. A bulldozer driver. Choo See, 20, reported to the police the loss of a fuel Injector worth $2,000 from his machine.
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    'WE'VE SAME RIGHTS'—LEONG
    169 6 'WE'VE SAME RIGHTS'— LEONG KUALA LUMPUR, Tuts. rE Minister of Justice, Tun Lcong Yew Koh, tol^ a delegation from North Borneo today that the Chinese in Malaya were enjoying "the same rights as our Malay brehren." said: "Some members of the Opposition parties in the Federation, while in Borneo, have
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    Brothers in a tin ore case
    56 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. —Two brothers. Khor Kirn Chiang. 25 and Khor Khon>: Moh. 23. today pleaded not guilty in the magistrates court to two joint charges of criminal breach of trust of 180 bags of tin ore. The brothers, both from Kulim. were ordered
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    Air parcels for Switzerland
    45 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Air parcels may be Mnf to Switzerland from next month, it was announced today The parcels will be limitrd to 221 b. For the tirst half poun It will cost $4:50 and $3 for every additional half pound.
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    16 girls enter beauty show
    45 6 SEREMBAN, Tues.— Sixte. n girls have entered so far for the "Miss Seremban" contest to be held at the Capitol Cinema here on Saturday night. The winner will compete for the "Miss Malaya title at Kuala Lumpur on May 24.
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    Cattleman faces murder charge
    53 6 IPOH. Tues.— S. Jit Sinsh. 37, a cattle owner, wa.s tentatively charged in the magistrate's court here today with the murder of his mo-ther-in-law. K. Bishen Kaur, 63, on Sunday morning at Kampong Rapat here. The case will come up for mention next Tuesday and Jit
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    Radios stolen
    26 6 IPOH. Tues.— Thieves broke into Bhroffs store in Browster Road last night and too* away six transistor radios and a camera, altogether wortli $1,070.
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  • STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
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      Paparazzi — plague of celebrities
      366 7 Paparazzi plague of celebrities IN Rome, they are known as "paparazzi," and right now some of them are camped outside Elizabeth Taylor's Roman villa. The name "paparazzi" m chosen because it Rives the right impression of the people who bear it always buzzing about, wher ther by car. motorbike or
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      Detectives still hunt for dead rogue's $35 m. hoard
      1498 7 Detectives still hunt for dead rogue's $35 m. hoard THE STORY OF ARTHUR BARRY, PRINCE OF THIEVES AT midnight on September 9, 1924, a masked man wearing white gloves stood in the main bedroom of a Long Island mansion inspecting flittering necklaces and bracelets owned by Lady Edwina Mountbatten. Satisfied
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    CAR WAS STONED: STRIKER FINED
    275 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Four non-strikers, executives of the Ford Motor Company of Malaya, were in a car when it was stoned at Woodlands last Dec. 20. the magistrate's court was told today. Kasslm bin Abdul Manap. 23. then a striking employe* of Ford's, was fined $200
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    Another $80 for Johnny
    56 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Another $80 was received by the Straits Times today for Johnny Ang. the Singapore student who was paralysed after a driving accident, bringing the fund to $2,272. The new donations are from Mr. and Mrs. P. Llnhares $10. Messrs. Goh and Lav $11. J.C.C.
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    Cable work may start this year
    166 8 From KEITH HOOPER CYDNEY. Tues. A start is likely to be made be- fore the end of this year on the new telecommunications link between Sydney, Singapore and Hong Kong, acdirdlng to informed sources. This cable, which is expected to be in operation probably
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    Posterity's legacy...
    168 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. 1 I npilE Federation Governx ment is to preserve the writings and speeches of at least three great Malayans so that future generations may learn how their thinking and philosophy helped shape tb» country's destiny. The three are the Prime Minister, Trngku Abdul Rahman, and
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    Aid: 'None gives orders to Malaya'
    239 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'J'HE Federation the first country in this region to send aid to Communist-threatened South Vietnam takes orders from no one in her foreign policy. The Director of Information Services, Inche Mohamed Sopiee, said this today at his weekly news conference when
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    CONFUCIAN SCHOOL TO BECOME 'NATIONAL'
    124 8 CONFUCIAN SCHOOL TO BECOME 'NATIONAL' KU: T .A IUMI- JR. Tues. Ths Government has accepted an application from the Confucian Middle School in Davidson Roaa for conversion to a nationaltype secondary school, it was announced today. A Government statement said that the pupils in the Confucian Middle School would now
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    Holiday for two
    31 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Chief Justice. Dato Sir James Thomson, and his wife will leave at the end of the month for a two month holiday In Britain.
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    2,000 in protest march over family planning
    179 8 2,000 in protest march over family planning MALACCA. Tues. More that 2.000 placard-carry-ing Catholics marched In procession through Malacca Town this evening in protest against the local Family Planning Association, which is seeking funds from the Municipality. The placards read: "We oppose family planning,"* "Down with family planning". "We want
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    Law inquiry
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. David Marshall, of the Workers' Party, will ask the Minister for Health i-nd Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, at the next legislative assembly meeting, what progress has been made on the suggestion to establish a law revision committee.
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    FORD FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE MORE AID
    369 9 FORD FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE MORE AID S-E Asia regional office to be set up in Kuala Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. YJORE American aid for Malaya this lime from America's largest private foundation, the Ford Foundation will be forthcoming with i he setting up of the foundation's South-East Asia regional office
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    A pair of Perak peaches
    48 9 MISS Wong Chew Mooi 18 (left), who was elected "Miss Teluk Anson." and Che Salmi b.nti Abdul Salim, 20, who was elected "Miss Kuala Kangsar" last week-end. Miss Wong won the tirle from 15 other contestants md Che Salmi was chosen from nine.
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    DIVORCE DECREE FOR WOMAN
    172 9 IPOH, Tues.— A nursing sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Acton, wife of a supervisor in the Ipoh Town Council. Mr. Thomas Louis Acton, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Neal in the High Court here today. Mrs, Acton, who petitioned for dissolution of marriage on grounds
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    Stole from ma-in-law
    58 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A jobless man, who stole his mother-in-law's jewellery kept under a floorboard in her kitchen, was jailed today for two years by the Third Criminal District Court. Ladaewa bin Maka. 22, admitted that he stole the jewellery worth $1,460 while staying with his mother-in-law. Runumah
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    NEW G.C.E. DECISION IN SINGAPORE
    170 9 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. rROM next year Singapore students may choose to r submit themselves solely for the General Certificate of Education, said Mr. J. M. Y. Andrew, chairman of the Singapore area advisory committee of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations i Syndicate. Such candidates, he
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    Five from Sarawak due today
    86 9 Five from Sarawak due today IJENANG, Tues— A liveman delegation trom the BarlltP Ra'ayat Jati (Indigenous People's Front) of Sarawak will arrive here tomorrow fcr a three-day visit. Led b.v Dato Bujang AlHaj. the visitors will pay a courtesy call on the Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj on
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    Guest speaker Sydney course
    60 9 SEREMBAN. Tues. Dr. L. S Sodhy. president ot the Malayan Famny Planning Association, will be the guest speaker here on Thursday at the inaugural meeting of th* Negri Sembilan branch SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr Ron L. Harllng. Qantas sales representative In Singapore will fly to Sydney on
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    Dinner for Dato Oig
    49 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Chinese Association Is to hold a farewell dinner in honour of Dato Ong Yoke Lin. the Federation's Ambassador-designate to the United States, on May 31 at the Chinese Assembly Hall here. More than 1.000 people are exDected to b-> present
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    $430,000 FOR THE MONUMENT
    130 9 -KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. l (CONTRIBUTIONS toward the National Monument Fund received last week totalled 52.674. bringing the total to $430,617. The biggest amount received last week was $750 from Brr. Line Steamers Ltd KtMla Lumpur The next biggest «i!t wai $691 through the Ministry ol Works.
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    Court told of a $500 demand
    376 9 PENANG. Tuesday. A GANG beat up a coffee shop proprietor after demanding, and failing to get. 'protection money" from his nephew, the Sessions Court here was told today. "I had asked permission from the gang to consult my uncle," Teoh Tin Han, an Insurance
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    DEATH
    30 10 2* H»ri, >J# i Minimum i MR N K. VANOilfVALLA. A«.ll !»nl Manr.iift i,l Krn.nio/ Ltd pa»M away after a Ion. illnrM in Bombay ob 1 4 5 tt.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    119 10 Hera's Sl» (Minimum, MR ANO MRS. ('..ink Heller rhank (rienda and relatives for tbelr •eodame at their murnage MR. A MRS. l.iln YbDK Ha wish to thank nil their 'nrndn and relatives for their kind aaalatance. attendance and valimhle preseota on their marriaxe ou 12/I/fJt. MR ANO MRS. Tang
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    The Straits Times Wednesday. May 16. 1962. Feet on Firm Ground
    725 10 The Straits Times Wednesday. May 16. 1962. Feet on Firm Ground Fear is league ahead of fact in Laos. While the Pathol Lao capture of Nam Tha has precipitated an unpleasant, and potentially dangerous situation, all the ingredients of a settlement on the lines of the Geneva conference decisions remain.
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    Tyranny's Joke
    260 10 Marshal Tito's former deputy is back in a Yugoslavian prison, tried and sentenced in secret To the unexpired portion of a nine year term have been added five more years Milovan Djilas is Communism' bitterest enemy, and imprisonment was inevitable for the crime against Communism which he committed.
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    Reshuffle
    240 10 Reports current for the past month that Dato Ong Yoke Lin. the Ambassador-designate to the United States, will be succeeded in the Ministry ot Health by a prominent Alliance back-bencher have not received official encouragement. A senior Government spokesman said yesterday that there would be "a slight reshuffle" oi
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    The humiliation of Mao Tse-Tung
    1244 10  -  EDWARD CRANKSHAW A REPORT OF THE SECRET CONFERENCE THAT WAS TURNED INTO A TRIBUNAL By WHEN. on May Day, Marshal Chen Yi. the Chinese Foreign Minister, assured "the great people of the Soviet Union' of "the unbreakable unity" of the Socialist camp, he did not
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      Cheap stockpile tin and U.S. big business
      104 10 IT la now a matter of conjecture who sends more shivers down some Malayan spines Khrushchev or Croston. the U.S. spokesman. One point does occur to me. The American President, after wielding the big stick at U.S. steel bosses is reported now to
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      The shame on Orchard Road
      102 10 f-TAS anyone else noticed the sudden appearance of those dlriy coffee stalls made from packing cases which have sprung up along Orchard Road between Grange and ScotLs Roads? What an eyesore they are One such stall actual- ly relies on a bus shelter for support.
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      Youth Hostel
      139 10 'I HERE Is much truth In 1 what Observer ol Ipoh «ST. ADr. 24. Youth: Investment In The Future^ had stated about the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs' proposed multi-million dollar youth hostel In Kuala Lumpur this year. I. too, agree that it is a laudable project and
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      Valiant
      71 10 I TAKE oft my hat to Mr. Wong Chong for his valiant struggle. I offer my deepest condolence to the bereave j family. Even If the police force is doubled in the Federation, I am afraid the crime cannot be brought under control. The gangsters are only about b'r
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    $140,000 'lost pay' protest
    299 11 INCREMENTS STOPPED FOR 7 YEARS OVER MALAY TESTS— 3S INSPECTORS COMPLAIN 35 police inspectors may take action to recover a lolal of about $140,000, which they claim to be salary increments due to !hem since 1950. These increments, they say. were stopped by the Commissioner of
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    Group for welfare
    56 11 IPOH, Tues. The Perak Eurasian Association decided at Its annual meeting yesterday to form a welfare subcommittee headed by Mr. E. B. Carlos to deal with the welfare of Its members in the State. The welfare sub-committee will give immediate payments of $30 to urgent cases and
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    Lock icon Lake Gardens a
    53 11 MALAYA'S Princess Charming in the grounds of the Istana Negara in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Shar i f a h Salwa, eldest daughter of the Paramount Ruler, will marry Tengku Suleiman, a nephew of the Sultan of Johore, this weekend. The week-long celebrations begin on Thursday. Picture by
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    'fairyland' for royal wedding
    246 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Lake Gardens will be turned into a fairyland this weekend when thousands of people go there to join in the celebrations to mark the wedding of Sharifah Salwa, daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong, and Tengku Suleiman of
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    A POLICE EXERCISE IN J. BAHRU TODAY
    90 11 lOHORE BAHRU. Tues «l Police formations will be seen in the streets here tomorrow when the Johore Bahru police circle holds a public order exercise. A police spokesman, announcing this today, said minimum inconvenience would be caused to people and traffic and the
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    MINISTRY BID TO ARRANGE TALKS
    169 11 MINISTRY BID TO ARRANGE TALKS New effort to settle Rediffusion strike SINGAPORE. Tues. The Labour Ministry today was trying to arrange a meeting between the management of Rediftusion (Singapore) Ltd. and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, which represents its employees, In a bid to settle their wage disputes.
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    Narayanan back
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Mr. P. P. Narayanan, chair rnin of the Astan regional organisatloi. of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, returned today after a two-month tour of tha United Stales.
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    Wife, deserted in 1941, is awarded a divorce
    120 11 SINGAPORE. Tues A former telephone operator. Rlpsv Narcissus Caraplet. who married Koh Guan Yam. a clerk of works, in 1934. was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah In the High Court today. The petitioner had applied for a
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      BOYS SPOT APE-MEN WITH WEAPONS
      1105 12  - BOYS SPOT APE-MEN WITH WEAPONS Kathleen Hickley The scouts are making a film on the site of a tin mine belonging to Ah Chong's father and his partner. The partner is trying to force Ah Chong's father to give up his share in the mine and the only way he
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      Malayan pen friends
      373 12 Molid. Talb bin Sulaiman, pged 12; 150. Robinson Road. Singapore 1 stamps. Fuiiab Ahmad, aged 14: 47, Jalan Abdul Rahman. Muar «>ohore; songs, games. John James Ho. aged IT: 114. Jalan Brunei. Pudu Road. Kuala Lumpur: general. Klvls Robin Soh. aged 15: II Cheng Cheok Street. Bingaoore
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      241 12 I New competition I begins today HELLO Boys and Girls, Wan. 4072. jalan Pasir Puteh, Kota Bahru. Kelantan. I This week we start with a Marie Lazaroo. No. 25. Road new competition. In the puz- 10/3. Petaling jaya, Kuala zle below, we have to use our Lumpur, Ng Ghee Cnye,
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    The King's personal car—new Mark X
    134 13 The King's personal car— new Mark X A CAR fit for a king! This is the completely new. $18,500 cream-coloured Jaguar Mark X which the Yang di-Pertuan Agong has bought for his personal use. It is now on display in the Cycle and Carriage showroom in Singapore. tamed the King's
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    Proposal to raise fund for 'rare coin' pensioner
    260 13 Proposal to raise fund for 'rare coin' pensioner CINGAPORE, Tues. A motor firm employee, Mr. R. L. Luude. today suggested that all owners of a "not so rare" Indian coin should club together to contribute towards the cost of an eye operation for 57--year-old Mr. A. P. Morris. "To start
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    Fishermen's toughest catch of their life
    130 13 It \I I GAJAH, Tuck. It took seven iturdy fluhermrn a good half-hour to land the toughest catch of their life herr yesterday a 17ft crocodile Their net had been set for fish but into It wandered the crocodile, an old resident of a
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    BORNEO GROUNDS PIONEER PLANES
    269 13 BORNEO GROUNDS PIONEER PLANES Manufacturers' experts flying out to check suspected technical fault ftUCHING, Tues. Borneo Airways announced today that it has been compelled to cancel all scheduled flights and ground all its Twin Pioneer aircraft because of a suspected technical fault. Technical experts from the manufacturers in Britain are
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    $30,000 business at the trade fair
    152 13 TI KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T«E made-in-Malaya trade fair at the Bukit ♦t B !i l i t ni lg Park nere n^ been visite d by more than 42.000 people in the three nights since its opening. The secretary or the fair, Mr. Kg
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    RESHUFFLE IN CABINET BEFORE ONG LEAVES
    100 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Who will succeed Dato Ong Yoke Lin, the Federation's Ambassador-design-ate to America, as Minister for Health and Social Welfare? The latest official answer is that the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, haa not yet made up his mind but hopes to
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    House raided
    31 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn. Thieves broke Into the home of Mohamed Ra*hld bin Abdul Harlm In Kampong Bahru here today and stole $228 in cash and jewellery valued at $352.
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        THE FINAL ACT IS PLAYED OUT ON AN ICY FJORD
        1543 14  -  JACK DRUMMOND BY Hitler's atom plant destroyed, the raiders escape. But one more task remains, demanding the ultimate in daring and sacrifice THAT night, while Helberg lay sleepless with the pain of his broken arm, the Germans gave a porty
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      161 14 Here is living proof that a "sensible 1 car doesn't have to be dull. The Taunus sells for less than most of its rivals yet it is one of the smanest cars on the road. It will give you better than 35 miles to the gallon yet it has the
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    BETTER SENTIMENT IN TINS: INDUSTRIALS ARE STEADY
    435 16 From Our Market Correspondent AFTER the deep depression of the previous week the clouds lifted somewhat from the tin section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday when business was resumed after the Hari Raya Haji holiday. First and foremost came a rise of
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    STOCKS INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indirr* May 12 May 13 Industrials: 178.73 17U4 Tins: 294.97 298.<)9 rubbers: 191.16 191.16 Jan. 1. 1958 l«0.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    698 16 DUSINEBS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation .section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dimlopa (2.000) $1.69 ON. $1.70 OL. (1.000) St. 7o: M. Cement (1.000) S2.SO ON: M. Tobacro (2.000) 52.67 ON. (1.000) $2.65» ON. 52.6S OL. 52.70 OL. J2.69 OL. (1. 000)
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    Tin has smart recovery: Rubber also advances
    261 16 THE Straits Tin Price yesterday made a substan- tial recovery after the drop of last week. The rise of $5.12 took It back to $460.25 per plcul on an unchanged offering of 230 tons. Tin again provided the main feature of the London
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    104 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. /"JENERAL inve.stments notec. a !VI slightly ea&ier trend in slower tradeCMUi were quiet and mostly slightly lower A.O.G. (new> was fir?t quoted today and closed at 67s 6d. Base metals and loans were steady. N.B.H. 14 M) Amjol 12 Mount lisa To 3 A.C.I. 74 Con
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    227 16 cution mttdr Iheae changes id its ratea to merchants yeiterday: LONDON: sclltns TT or OD 2 3 7S: buying TT 2 4. airmail OD 2 4 I/in. 130 d '»t 2 4 S'.TJ. 45 dat 2/4 3/16. j6O d '»t 2 4 I 4. 90 d »t 2
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    OPTION PREMIUM!
    116 16 M,i> 15 Three montn«. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INOUITRIALS K. N. 12 eta. Cold Storage Sd. M. Box 12 t*s. Bte-imship tf rta. Hrewenes 2S ct*. S. Tlnn-j IS cts. f'ohinsons V eta. S. Traders 35 cv 8. Darby ad I oncers 13 cti. W. Jacks eta. MININCS A. Ama.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    130 16 CHINESE Prortuce Eicnang*. Sin*, para ntan pncii par pic yntirday Ctcwiut til: bulk $36t seller*, dmi $41' i tellers. Capra: Mat UK Com ueot:: (^s buyer*. $I*B tellers. Ptppai Uumok white $147 i sellers. Harawa übite IM.-i aellert. special S»ra«a black |H7i sellers, gart.led Lampor black StlA seller.
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    219 16 I |UNE firit trad* rubber buytrs 111. I doted at 5 p.m. In Kinli I l.umpur yesterday at 7»| cents |.er I Ib.. up one cent on r r prior. Th.- torn- win qultt. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBI BER EXCHANGE rloMni: prlceii «M| per Ih yestenlay:
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 16 |UNC first tjrartr rubbtr buyttt I o J rlo«-<l at jpm. in y.stcrilav at 79t cent* P'-r Ik., up I on* c»nt on Krid.iv'n < lo^ihk PTlca, Tne clo.ilnK tone «aj quid. I.C.C.R.A. clonni; pru in cnta per Ib. vmtrrdnv: li.t. 1 RjLf Prompt f.o.b. nuyrr* '!'i.
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    30 16 May 15. RIBBER PRICKS SINGAPORE: Wi tenk (up one cent). K.L.: 79;! cents (up one cent). TIN: 5460.25 per plrul (up 55.121- Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (unchanged).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    161 16 Ships lying alonmide ttia Sinn^por* wharvri today am: I', rl;- I Sangola 4.>. BttMtMi W/M ni.-i Maerak M/M, Jean HmM II c.i.mvillf 46. Moonir Is. NlfMfl Maru B/M, HiM^ii r,:«r 1j its. Louga IVtallnn N\v. 3. Outer IMMBI Trrmira. Klnn Ann Ullcvan. City of K'.y. Winpat. MTdrecht,
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      819 16 [™lORIENTI LINES I ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHITRAL" Departs:— Penang I Ith June 1962 Singapore 15th June 1962 for Hongkong 19th/21tt Junt), Japan 25th/29th June, Hongkong 3rd/6th July. Returns: Singapore 10th July 1962 Penong 13th July 1962 Fares from:— Penang from $926.00 Singapore from $883.00 LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION
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      103 16 W^ THE BURMA FIVE STAR LINE LTD. l^^^^n From Japan. Shanghai and rionjkonj Ports. Loading tor i^^HtaaaV Ptnang and Ranjion I S'porc Penang "ELENI 'C 18/19 May From: Rangoon ond Penang Port. Leading for Hong Kong Moji, Kobe, Osaka. Nogoyo ond Yokohomo. Penang Spore "PAGAN" 27/28 May 30/31 May AGENTS:
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      277 16 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Choo Cheong Hwa of No. 35 Aljunied Road. Singapore hare applied for a raising of status from a Ist Class Beer House Licence to a Ist Class Public House Licence in respect of premises No. 35 Aljunied Road. Singapore and that this application
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      1276 17 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Propertiea To be held at our Sale-room No. 104 Market Street On TUESDAY. 23ND MAY. 1962 AT 2.3* PM. 1. Estate ot Haji Mohamed bin Hussein. deceased No 18 Duchess Rot' 1. area 9.529 square feet, freehold. (Messrs. Ibrahim Si Almenoar Solicitors*. 2. No.
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      741 17 U ontlourd froa Page 101 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 W'orata Si (Mm.) Sox in rtt. extra BOX A 403 SINCAFORI 13th April. Portion Killed Applicants thanked WANTED EXPERIENCED cookboy >■>.! amah alao araab to look after children. Ring (B'porc) 6s3S»s. CENCRAL AMAH REQUIRIO good ith rfaildren $130 monthly 77S Uouatbatten Road
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      1104 17 SITUATIONS VACANT •n Hnrit Si (Min.)— Bmx it ett. txtr* WANTID A COMPBTINT car drtxei must nave at least ten year's experience. Appiy Tan aY Cbua. 7C. Asia Itmurance Building. WANTID OPIRATOR FOR moblK cinema van touring Federation. Musi be able to drive aad do minor repairs, Box A 4331
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      455 17 WHERE TO STAY (Fetf.) tt Word* Sit < Minimum) IHttu 1 mmnth. It H.r.l S2.it (Min.t JOHORE HOTEL: J K. Kncliab. Caxitontsr Kood. Aircondltion.il Room* l*taonr 2395 6 JTRAITSView MODERN MOTCL i ft nlr-condHioncd room*. dim m nightly phonr 21 ..1 t FRESH FLOWERS 2" Wortf, {/(i t Mm, mum)
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      Lock icon Mr. NEHRU URGES A ZONE ON RED BORDER
      414 18 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. THE creation of a demilitarised zone in Ladakh on India's north-eastern border to create a basis for talks on the border dispute between India and China was suggested here yesterday by Ihe Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru. Replying to a
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      Sophia and Romy get —police protection
      38 18 4 USTRIA'S Romy Schneider and Italy's Sophia Loren are surrounded by a protective screen of policemen as they arrive for the opening of the recent film festival in Cannes, France— UPl picture.
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      China on 'another intrusion9 by India
      214 18 China on 'another intrusion 9 by India PEKING. Tuc*. tbina r protested against another recent case of intrusion and provocation by Indian troops in the western sector of the Sino-Indian boundary", in a note released here last night. The note, delivered to the Indian embassy here last Friday, said Indian
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      19 18 SOFIA. Tues Mr. Khrushchev and his wife flew In here yesterday for a «ix-day visit- Renter
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      333 18 THE Caltcx Oil Co announced here last night that the Ceylon Government has seized its installations in Ceylon. A Caltex spokesman said that the Government has seized more than $3 million (TJ.S.SI million) worth of Its equipment In and near Colombo These include the takeover
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      Lock icon Escape kit for Serraj...
      60 18 CAIRO. Tues. Col. Abael Hamld Serraj. former Syrian "strong man" now In Cairo, escaped from Damascus prison In the uniform uf a miUiarj police sergeant, the: newspaper Al Ahram said I day The paper quoted Coi berri M saying that the Uliltorm was .supplied by his
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      1481 18 ii WuM3£ir«v^iii^iii:jsii NOTICE This Is to notify the public that Madam Nancy Wee Knn Neo has leu mv house No. :b:'-B, Aie\- I andra Road. Singapore on 1.4.0 ax well as my protection and chic and that I am no lonfter lesponslble for her ac ions Dated this 16th day
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      167 18 PEJABAT PELIJARAN. KELANTAN TENDERS are invited for the supply of furniture and blackboards to primary schools in Kelantan from registered contractor.- Tender? will close on '.'Bth May. 1962 at 12.00 noon 2. Full particulars will tx Mtpplied on application to tin iepartment Ketua Pejabat Pelajamii Ke'antan. J.KR. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS
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      755 18 TENDERS TENDERS Tender from class "E" ana above PWD contractors will be received by the Superintending Anhi'.ect. Armed Forces, Works Section. PWD <HQ'. Parry Road. Kuala Lumpur up u> 12.00 nooi. on 25th May 1962. for the Additions ano alterations to buildings No: PWD 374-377. S6B--ra, 3M-367. and construction of
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      71 18 J < ~7|~~i "Cy l^^ lT CAWINP j Contractors, lumbermen, cut E)fl^^flkB PF ID I costs and time overyoursawing rIVIIEEI* I jobs and increase production A*. <fl with the mighty PIONEER'6IO'. OflV So easy to carry about, it does ru aim cam/q the job right on the spot. It's j
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      237 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. There h lour m the case, oui 1. "friends to their men. il J of no &**<■ importance T^i^'pie^oneWlJe.v Fxecunoners of the Pre» O 5555T B r^. c v xc a l £ut n l M,dd ie «>. fess ?I d V c"—•"e going to
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      PUDU SITE PROPOSED FOR NEW STADIUM
      709 19  -  Norman Siebel Malaya host for 1966 Asian Games? SPORTSFRONT by r A N MALAYA stage the Fifth Asian Games in 1966? A fact-finding committee, appointed by the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council, is at present investigating what it will take to turn Kuala Lumpur
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      272 19 By t. SALAHUDIN Singapore, Tuesday SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association tonight outplayed a Singapore Government Services F.A. request for permission for S.G.S.F.A. to visit Penang for their match against the Federation G.S.F.A. for the Agong's C 11 The S.G.S.F.A. represents- r tlve. Mr. D. Lange. told
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      506 19 SOCCER SPORt DIV i.\: oCC 6 Badan Keseniau 0; Oiv. 2D: BRC w.o. Marines A': Dlv. 9jOi RAP Soletar A- 2 T. Kurau Ltd. 2: Haiko*yu 4 Minto 2. KLVANQ LGE: Indians A' 3 BOMBS 1. PKNAXG DIV. It MTC 4 DAPC 1. MALACCA JUNIOR LGE: Portuguese Youth
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      91 19 CINOAPORE. Tues. Athletics hockey, billiards and chetu> will be contested on an inter-tcrrl-torlal level between the Singapore and Federation Government Services at the end of Hie year. At a meeting ol officials from these two territories held lure rrcterday. It was decided that the athletic match, which
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      OH THE TRACK Dilruba, Musty Jadi go fastest
      284 19 OH THE TRACK Dilruba, Musty Jadi go fastest By EPSOM JEEP OINtiAPORL, lues. Musty Jadl and Dil ruba cracked 36 for 3f on a good track at Bukit Tlmah this mornIng. Mostjr Jadi, with apprentice A.S. Phoon up, proved too good for stablemate Kaboo (Johnny Wilson) >n a 3f tryout
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      Schools share Shield
      52 19 SITIAWAN. Tues. The Too Jee Lim Shield for inter-A.C.b. Tames In Perak was won jointly iy Ipoh and sitiawan. Result*: Basketball Sltiawan r>- Kampar 46-37; soccer Ipoti bt, Telnk Anson 7-1; badminton Ipoh bt Kampar 5-0; hockey Ipoh drew l-i with Sltlawan: üble tennU Sltlawan bt Teluk
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      Australian soccer results
      297 19 SIONETSf. Tuea.— ReaulU of AUbtrallan soccer matches played uiiring the weekend: N. 8. WALES fNorth): Awaba v vVall!<end ipoetponedU Cardiff v Adamsto«u (postponed) M»j--f.tld 3 L. Macquarle 6: Mereleather v Cessnock (poatponed) Mewce*tle v W. Wallsend (poatponed): Wt. 1: Apia v Oladesvllle. Auburn v Budapest, Bankstown v
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        173 19 Sweep by Selangor riders KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Selangor riders swept the board In the Malayan Cyclists Federation Asian Games trials held in Kual.i Lumpur during the weekend. In the first event from Kuala LiAnpur to RaiV on Saturday, th. lirst three riders were Selangor's N. A. Rosli, Jaflar Bibon and
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      82 19 STORE SKMOB KO 8-FINAL: CSC v Prisons iSerangooQ Rd). SOCCER PENANG DIV. J: PPTSK V BAFC; Marines v Olugor Club i both matches at D. Kramat). n»OH DIV. Ii PCRC v Kilat >CAH grd); Dtr. 1: Shaw Bros v Trrwn Council (Coronation grd); nix. 3: HQ 2 FIB v Boys
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    587 20 U.S. battle group moves up to Thai's border with Laos PRESIDENT Kennedy announced today that 1,800 U.S. Marines would land in Thailand tomorrow morning under an agreement with the Thai (Jovernment. The announcement lollowed a Thai Government statement in Bangkok that "some units' of the U.S.
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    ARBITRATION: BANK UNION PROTESTS
    129 20 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. yHE Singapore Bank Employees' Union today pro--1 tested against the Government's action in sending its dispute with the Hongkong and Shanghai Dunk to the Industrial Arbitration Court. In a statement issued by its prtlng honorary secretary. Mr. Sect Kirn Guan. the union said that
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    Govt. recognises tuckshops assn.
    62 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore School Canteen Vendors Association said today that the Ministry of Education had agreed to recognise It and will deal with it in matters relating to rents, allocation of stalls in tuckshops in new schools, and any grievances of stallholders The association, claims
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    20 20 MR AND MRS. S. A. T'hiiI Ill.Ulk mr thftr ;itt.nd- !i pr.MMitf on thr <»•• CKKioii of lliiir mariLiti- U.S.M.
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    DEATHS
    78 20 MR. LIM BENG LCONC paxned away peacefully I.YO 6J leaving behind 1..10 v.d wife. son* Tian !.#<•. Tiun Pent, daiicnt- r l.iy Hoon. mother. m.«t.r. hron ISA Moh Gu:.n Termer 1T..-..82 J 'Mi i» in MR. HEAH JUO SCANT. ■wmy peacefully In London on 14th M IMS M HM
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    MINISTER VIEWS SCULPTURES
    63 20 bition at the British Council Hall, Kuala Lumpur. Looking on is Yap Hone Ngee, who won a pewter challenge trophy awarded to the best exhibit. Straits Times picture. THE MINISTER of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib (right) with his wife, Che Raman binte Musa, admiring
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    367 20 PARIS. Tues EX-GEN. Raoul Salan, former head of the Secret Army Organisation in Algeria, went on trial for his life before a military tribunal here today. The indictment was divided into two parts, the first concerning Salan s activities before and during the Generals'
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    LONDON STOCKS
    382 20 LONDON Tues. 'llie recovery in the stock markets continued today but gains were smaller and less widespread than those recorded yesterday. Most of the further improvement took place during the morning, and prices did no more Ui.in hold their imhu in the afternoon. Indeed, in some cases i
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    TIN
    27 20 LONDON. Tuef Buyers £925, sellers £926. Forward buyers 1925, i sellers £926. Settlement £925. Turnj over am 180 tons, pm. 75 tons, i Tone: Very st«*dy-
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    RUBBER
    43 20 LONDON. Tues. Spot 23\d.. i June 23-, d.. July 23 ,d. August! 23.d.. July/Sept." 23 3 ,d.. Oct Dec 23", d.. Jan Mar. 23', d.. Ap-il/ June 23 \d.. c.if. May 23 d.. June 23\d.. July 23 5/16 d Tone:. Quietly steady
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    306 20 SREENI: I'LL ACT AGAINST ALL WHO ILL-TREAT NEWCOMERS SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singa--1 pore. Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan. today issued a stem warning to students that he would take disciplinary action against any of them guilty of specific ill-treatment of new students The warning followed statement yesterday
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    25 20 JERUSALEM. Tues. The Israel Supreme Courts judgment on Adolf Eichmanns appeal will be delivered on May 29. It was officially announced today. Reuter.
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    More standpipes for rural areas
    46 20 SINGAPORE. Tues Foul new standplpes have been built at Sumbawa Road. Jalan Yasin. Jalan Kong Kuan and Mandai Quarry, the Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee reported today. Work on another tour xtandpipes at three other rural points Is in progress
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    148 20 FOUND: SMOKING AND CANCER LINK C YDNEY. Tues. Two Sydney scientists believe they ha v c found the "missing link" In the association between smoking and lun» cancer Professor J.H. Green, dlrectOT of the low-level i;idiation laboratory of the University ol New South Wales, and Mr. E. T. Paiiisut. v
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      45 20 The weather JJIOHEbT mid lowest icnnx-ra-turet> to: MalHya and SiiiiiI i>ore lor thr ix-riocl 8 p.m Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: til- 11.--1 I ..u.vi Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kola Bharu 90 75 Penan.; 84 77 Ipoh 90 75 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 75
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