The Straits Times, 14 May 1964

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    TENGKU: I'LL WAIT
    481 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Marathon Cabinet WO POINT IN DISCUSSING PROSPECTS FOR A NEW MALAYSIAN SUMMIT MEETING UNTIL LOPEZ PRESENTS MACA'S PROPOSALS 9 -By KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday TENGKU Abdul Rahman is adopting a wait-and-see attitude before deciding on President Macapagal's proposal for another summit meeting with President Soekarno. He
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    Lock icon Summit: Lopez it full of hope
    561 1 Summit: Lopez it full of hope lAKARTA. Wed. J Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, the Philippines Ambassador to the I'nited Nations, visited President Soekarno here for an hour today, then said afterwards he was optimistic for a summit conference on the Malaysia issue. ll<- told rrporU-rs Inwould leave Jakarta on Friday
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    Lock icon Jakarta troops for exercise
    53 1 JAKARTA. Wed— One brigade of Infantry troops of Uip Jakarta Garrison Command will conduct a MrtM ol military exercises here from May 18 to 26. Antara news agency said yesterday. Explosives would be used during the exercises and Jakarta citizens were asked not to be frightened.
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    Lock icon 2 CAMBODIAN JETS 'BOMB' VIETNAM
    144 1 SAIGON, Wednesday. TWO Cambodian jet fighters swept across the South Vietnamese border, west of Tay Ninli, yesterday and reportedly bombed and strafed a Vietnamese unit, reliable sources re- ported. Vietnamese infantrymen on the ground fired back at the jets which stayed only minutes inside Vietnam
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    Lock icon Sock 'insulted' by lecturer
    60 1 JAKARTA. Wed.— A university lecturer from the Central Java city of Jogjakarta is facing trial here for allegedly insulting President Soekarno before his students, the official Antara news agency reported today. The report identified him as Oadjah Ma da University's medical college's Dr. H. A. Baghowl
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    Lock icon An expensive toast
    70 1 PORT WORTH. Wed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swanson carefully hid their US$4OO in bills in their oven before going to bed on Sunday night, sure it would be safe. Their 14-year-old son, Jackie, arose before them i and made toast for breakfast. Most of the serial numoers
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    Postal clerks Estates
    678 1  - Postal clerks Estates VIC NAYAGAM: Cabinet discusses two big strike threats CALL TO PUT DISPUTE BEFORE MEDIATOR A NEW OFFER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE CABINET today made a fresh offer to the Union of Post Office Workers to avert a threatened strike by 1,400 postal officers. By The decision reached
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    Lock icon Now it's Canada
    29 1 THE HAGUE. Wed.— The Cunacn n Foreign Minister, Mr. Pmil Martin, told the Nato allies that Canada may recognise China next year. Canadian sources said yesterday.—AP.
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    Union's boycott threat to 13 firms
    206 1 Union's boycott threat to 13 firms KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The National Union of Commercial Worker§ will tell 13 Japanese firms tomorrow: "We. will boycott handling Japanese goods if you do not recognise the union." The union secretary, Mr. A.B. Gomez, said today that last year workers threatened industrial action if
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    32 1 •IF BRITAIN LEFT SINGAPORE GLASGOW. Wed. Defence Secretary Thornrycroft said here today •great struggles of power involving Russian*. Egyptians. Communist Chinese, would result if British left Aden and Singapore UPI
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      Lock icon The way they dress get a man 50 years' jail
      172 2 The way they dress get a man 50 years' jail JOHANNESBURG. Wed. J A judge said here yesterday the dress of many South African women, was "positively indecent and purposely done to stir sexual desires in. the male." Mr. Justice C. J. Claasen was sentencing an African to 50 years'
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      Lock icon Just to be near to Nikita...
      63 2 EGYPTIAN GIRL PENETRATES CORDON IN CAIRO WELCOME AN Egyptain girl, having broken through the police cordon throws herself on the bonnet of the car carrying the visiting Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev (centre) and President Nasser (right in car) in a triumphant procession through
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      Lock icon 'Impeach Macapagal' petition is filed
      125 2 iIIANILA, Wed.— The impeachment of President Macapagal was formally sought yesterday by the acting Philippines Senate leader Mr. Arturo Tolentino. Mr. Tolentino. who also Ii vice-president of the opposition Nacionalista Party, accused the President in a petition filed with the Lower House of culpable violations
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      What I told Eden during Suez crisis: Nikita
      186 2 What I told Eden during Suez crisis: Nikita BEIRUT, Wednesday. MR. Khrushchev spoke yesterday of the warning he gave the British Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden (now Lord Avon) at the time of the Suez crisis in 1956. In a speech broadcast by Cairo Radio heard here, the Soviet leader
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      Lock icon 'You want oil? Then you must buy it'
      231 2 'You want oil? Then you must buy it' challenge the capitalist world We were fighting all imperialist countries. They were strong and we were weak, but we were victorious. "The picture now is different. You defeated three imperialist countries (a reference to the Suez campaign by Britain. France and Israel
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      Aggression in any form must be stopped: Rusk
      168 3 rjWE H\(.l 11. Wed. Mr. 1 Dean Kusk. the U.S. Secretary of State, yesterday warned that, though the Communist threat against Europe had been deflected, they were concentrating their expansionist efforts on other areas of the world. He told the opening session
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      Queen replies to a letter on rats
      77 3 (GLASGOW, Wed. Housewife Mrs. Josephine Collins, 36, who sent Queen Elizabeth II photographs j of rats scurrying about her home, has received a reply from Buckingham Palace. The Queen's Drivate sec- retary said Mrs. Collins letter and photographs had been passed on to
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      Lock icon Johnson introduces his pet beagles
      69 3 Johnson introduces his pet beagles PRESIDENT Lyndon Johnson is surrounded by scores of children as he gave an unusual Press conference on the lawns of the White House last Wednesday to introduce his pet beagles to the 'amities of newsmen. Last week, the President faced a barrage of ■riticism from
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      Lock icon Trade coference votes aid fund for development
      273 3 Trade coference votes aid fund for development GENEVA, Wednesday. less-developed countries at the world trade conference yesterday voted two resolutkns through the third committee dealing with special funds to provide aid for their development programmes. The first resolution which dealt with the creation of a United Nations capital development fund,
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      Plane ditches in sea—10 dead
      41 3 Plane ditches in sea 10 dead MADRID. Wed. All 10 people aboard a U.S. Navy patrol plane apparently died when their plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean yesterday. The search for survivors has been called off. a Navy spokesman said. DPI.
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      Lock icon COUNTESS WHO LAUNCHED FLEET DIES
      130 3 COUNTESS WHO LAUNCHED FLEET DIES ONDON, Wed.— The Dowager Countess of Jellicoe, widow of the victor of the First World War naval battle of Jutland, died here yesterday aged 86. The woman, who over many years launched a whole fleet of ships, had entered a nursing home 10 days ago
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      Lock icon Indians head migrants to Britain
      69 3 LONDON. Wed. India headed the Commonwealth list of immigrants to Britain in 1963, according to a parliamentary answer in the House of Lords last night. Lord Derwent, Minister of State. Home Office, said the net balance of Immigrants from India was 17.498. India was followed
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      Lock icon Oistrakh has stroke
      22 3 MOSCOW, Wed. Russian violinist David Oistrakh. 66. suffered a heart attack and is now in hosDital in Leningrad. UPI.
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      Lock icon US $1 mil fraud man had only $2 when arrested
      80 3 VKW YORK, Wed. The State Supreme Court here yesterday sentenced an assistant cashier who pleaded guilty to stealing I 551 .248,958 from the British owned Chartered I Bank here to 3>2-to-7 years in prison. The cashier. William Scorva. 53, had
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      Lock icon Steals car, then tells owner what is wrong with
      147 3 Steals car, then tells owner what is wrong with LONDON, Wed. A thief who stole a new £1,000 Jaguar saloon car returned it to its owner here with a list of faults that needed attention. After driving the car for 900 miles the thief wrote to the owner, explaining he
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      Now listen as you 'shoot'
      43 3 LONDON. Wed. A transistor radio has been combined with a camera in one portable unit for what was claimed to be the first time here. The radio-camera combination has been produced by OEC (.Radio and Television) Ltd.— UPl.
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    SINGAPORE AIRPORT: IN AND OUT
    405 4 SINGAPORE AIRPORT: IN AND OUT THK follow ing It today s schedule of civil aircraft movements at Faya Ueh.ir airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From London, Frankfurt, Zurich. Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, iBA TOO) 6.30 pm from Melbourm. Sydney, Uawln. Jakarta (BA 711) ti.2o p.m. Qantas; From Sydney, Brisbane (QK TJ7) 7.30
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    Training ship
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. will Commission the training ship Singapore at a ceremony on the ship at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    'Poly Week' planned
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union plans to hold a "Poly Week" next month to raise money for Its union house building fund.
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    'Despicable man' is jailed 3 years
    445 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A 23-year-old woman today told a district court she was brought to Singapore from Kuala Lumpur by a man to work as a prostitute in Desker Road and, after for four days, she was found by a relative. The woman. Miss X,
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    Cambridge exams: New talks for revision
    396 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday chairman of the University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate, Sir Ivor Jennings, flew into Singapore tonight to discuss the revision of local Cambridge syllabuses with Government officials and educationists here. Sir Ivor, who had Just completed a tour of the Borneo territories,
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    DANCER FOR GERMANY
    71 4 BALLET dancer Yeo Siong Leng (above), 22, who has just been awarded a scholarship for training in choreography and ballet in Germany by the German Academic Exchange Service. Mr. Yeo better known on the stape as Yang Yee will leave Singapore early next month. After attending an
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    Lian Ann is again chess champion of Singapore
    188 4 OINGAPORE, Wed. Six- teen-year-old school boy Tan Lian Ann has become the Singapore chess champion for the third successive year, retaining the Lim Boon Keng Challenge Cup. In the finals of the Singapore Chess Federation championship Lian Ann, a student of Raffles
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    An 'enchanted evening'
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— An 'Enchanted Evening variety shew will be staged at the Singapore Badminton Hall on May 16 at 7.30 p.m. to boost the Holy Ghost Church Fund. Appearing as a guest artist singer is Miss Ruby Wah who is on holiday here. Tickets priced at $3.
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    Narayana Mission
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Sree Narayana Mission today announced that $10,350.73 was collected on their Flag Day on May 9.
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    Catholic public aid lauded by Minister
    148 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— This State has a fine record of social welfare work undertaken by voluntary organisations, especially the Catholic Welfare Services, according to the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. Inche Wok, who was dlsti* but ing rehabilitation commodities to victims in the
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    KEYS OF NATIONAL THEATRE
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The National Theatre keys will be handed to the National Theatre Board of Trustees at a ceremony to mark the taking over of the National Theatre by the Board of Trustees on Friday, at 10 a.m. at the National Theatre.
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    Lock icon Ramani clarifies rubber for South Africa
    273 5 Ramani clarifies rubber for South Africa I TNITED NATIONS. iJ Wed. Malaysia's special representaspecial representative Mr. R. Ramani, yesteroay won support of the U.N. Special Committee on Apartheid for a clarification of a report on trade so as to correct ;;r,y inference that Malaysia had shipped rubber to South Africa.
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    'Don't let children play near wells'
    105 5 'Don't let children play near wells' MUAR, Wed. Parents here were warned today not to allow their children to play around unfenced wells and along the Muar River. The warning was riven by the president ol the Muar Parent's Association. Inche Ali bin Abu Bakar. tollowing reports of children being
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    Young Christians meeting
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Young ChriMiun Workers will hold 1: lift Ii national council meeting at the Malayan Teachers" Training Collece in' Pantai Valley beginning on May 23. Thr theme of the throe-day conference is "Social Responsibilities of Working Youth."
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    First-time smile for the new Minister
    89 5 First-time smile for the new Minister rl Minister for Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman (extreme left), after his first 'Cabinet meeting yesterday. With him are the Minister for Welfare Services, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan (centre), and the Minister for Health, Inche Bahaman bin SamsuddinYesterday's Cabinet meeting the
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    MB: Kedah land law hinders development
    196 5 ALOR STAR. Wednesday. JHE Kedah Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin, said today the State Government was "actively considering" amending the State Land Code on Malay reservation to facilitate development. "This is a long-standing problem," he said. "While one aspect is to safeguard the
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    Goh to lay foundation stone of new mill
    139 5 Goh to lay foundation stone of new mill SINGAPORE, Wed. *3 The Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will lay the foundation stone of the new mill of Zuellig (Gold Coin Mills) Ltd. at Jurong on May 21. The new mill will be directly connected through underground conveyors to
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    Only white rabbits are wanted
    87 5 KUCHING, Wed.— Rabbit stock at present available in Sarawak is unsatistactory commercially, the Minister for Natural Resources. Mr. Teo Kui Seng, said recently during a visit to Kanowit. in the Third Division. High grade stock would be imported shortly from the Philippines, he said To
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    Scout's honour
    30 5 KUCHING. Wed. —The acting Chief Commiss;onrr of Uie Boy Scouts' Association :n Sarawak Mr. A. H. Weekes. has been awarded the higher scouting decoration of the Silver Acorn.
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    Alliance holds victory parade
    64 5 BANTING. Wed. The Mentn BetKti' ol Selangor. Inche Harun bin Haji Idris, led an Alliance victory parade 10 thank tlie voters lor the 100 per cent success in the elections. Others who joined the parade were Inche Mohan ed Tahir. a Member of Pailiam Tit and
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    New claims for pay revision
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union has submitted new claims for revision of salaries on behalf of some 600 non-industrial staff employe at the naval base. The claims cover clerks, typtsts. wireless operators and draughtsmen and other non-industrial staff.
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    Police finds man stabbed
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pohcr yesterday found Ernest Colvin. with a stab wound in his home at Philip Avenue, off Yio Chu Kang Road. A nine-inch knife was found under Ihe bed where Colvin was j lying. His condition is reported to! be not serious.
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    Explosion in house of fisherman
    69 5 Explosion in house of fisherman JESSELTON, Wed.— An explosion last night badly damaged a house belonging to a local-born Suluk fisherman at the second mile, Apas Road. Tawau police said today. There were no casualties. The house, belonging to Maiid bin Ibi, 55. was Immediately visited by police and military
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    Police detain 7 men
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police detained seven men under the Societies Ordinance, and screened 2.44? people in anti-secret society checks during the past 24 hours.
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    Scholarships offered by West Germany
    142 5 [JUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The West German Government is offering 10 scholarships m Malaysians to study engineering and mining in Germany The award is for a period ot five years. Including a four-month course in the German language Those interested should be between 19 and 30
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    Incorrigible youth with gun gets three years
    228 5 Incorrigible youth with gun gets three years IPOH. Wed.— A proba- tion. report which described a youth as "incorri gible" was strongly objected to by a defence counsel. Mr. Lim Kean Chye, in the Sessions Court here today. In the dock was Lim Chou Eik. 20. who was found guilty
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    RUBBER'S NEW LINE: WHAT IT DOES, NOT HOW IT LOOKS
    283 5 RUBBER'S NEW LINE: WHAT IT DOES, NOT HOW IT LOOKS KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE Rubber Research Institute is building a pilot plant to develop rubber in a new form which will enable it to be sold not 'by looks" as at present but for technological properties. The Institute's director. Dr.
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    Passes in social studies
    63 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The University of Singapore has announced that the following candidates have passed the second year (supplementary > examination for the Diploma in Social Studies Part 1. Chan Wen* Thong. Mohanied Razalli bin Ibrahim, and Ng Lye Yin. It also announced that Ho Juan Mvi
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    Pure-bred pigs in Kuching
    68 5 KUCHING. Wed. Twenty pure-bred TUIWOrtb P-s.s have been imported from Au>iralia by the Department ol Agriculture. Most of them will be houvd at the depart men i.s main pit; breeding station at Semonuolc to help augment production of pure bred pigs for sale 10 farmers The
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    Malay Regt CO. made Orang Tua
    100 6 JESSELTON. Wed— Lt.-CoL Osraan bin Rani, commanding officer of the 3rd Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, has been made an honorary Orang Tua (head- mam of Wallace Bay. near Tawau. in recognition of i the work done by the regiment. Thi Wallace Bay area is
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    How are the children? she asks
    237 6 How are the children? she asks $50'<i-month mother of eight, in a coma after the Serdang horror crash, regains consciousness... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The first concern of a 33-year-old mother of eight children who was seriously injured in the Serdang road accident on Monday when she regained consciousness yesterday was
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    PPP's 'unhealthy' move
    227 6 I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, today described the Ipoh Municipal Council's de- cision to Implement its multi-lingual policy as "unhealthy." He said the decision was contrary to the "spirit" of the Constitution. (The Constitution says that the
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    Outrage charge against man, 78
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Wed— A 78-yrar-old man was today charged in a magistrate's court with using criminal force on a 13-year-old girl with Intent to outrage her modesty. Cheng Soon Chwee pleaded not guilty to the charge alleging lie committed the offence in a backlane behind Synagogue
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    Conviction of boy (no probation report) is —quashed—
    356 6 Conviction of boy (no probation report) is —quashed— KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. Justice One today quashed the conviction and sentence passed by the Session^ Court on a 15-year-old boy because the court did not first call for a probation report. Lee Beng Tong was convicted and ordered to be sent
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    Workers' union officials
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Bahadur Singh was elected chairman of the Esso branch of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry at their general meeting recently. Others elected were: Vice-chair-man, Mr. Koh Teck Guan; secretary. Mr. Arthur Wong Seng Pui; assist, secretary. Mr. Abdul Rataim bin K. Bacha; treasurer.
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    Sea-wall grant
    26 6 BATU PAHAT. Wed. The Tnwn Council has approved 5112.a00 for construction of a sea- ending fjuiii the jetty to I 'he Pantai housing urea.
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    MIC president
    17 6 SEREMBAN Wed. Mu'hucumaru. 55. has been ejectrd president of the Malayan Indian Congress branch here.
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    High tides bring misery to 6,000 in Port Weld
    147 6 High tides bring misery to 6,000 in Port Weld TAIPING, Wednesday. JJNUSUALLY high tides have made life miserable for the 6,000 people of the fishing village of Port Weld, near here, during the last three days. The sea water has been, covering the town to a height of about three
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    Business wants more time to study law
    398 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed /CERTAIN sections of commerce and industry here consider some of the penalties laid down in the new I company law to be too severe. While they do not wish to specify at this stage which penalties they consider severe, they
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    Four hurt in bus spill
    77 7 ipLEVEN people, including the driver and conductor, were in this Johorebound Green bus which overturned at the 15th mile Woodlands Road in Singapore on Tuesday night Three men and a woman were slightly injured. The woman passenger. Miss Tan Gim Kiaw, and the conductor. Goh
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    'Totalitarian'—an expert's view of Indonesia
    287 7  - 'Totalitarian' an expert's view of Indonesia AUSTEN ZECHA ■y KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A MAN who has spent much of his life under tyranny today described Indonesia as "a typical totalitarian state." He is Mr. Adam Makkal. a former Hungarian refugee who fled to America at the height of the 1956
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    President of Tamils
    28 7 SEGAMAT. Wed.— Mr. A. Govrindasamy has been elected president of the Johore branch of the Malayan United Tamil's Association. Mr. P. Thambusamy was elected secretary-general.
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    Johore art show
    29 7 MUAR, Wed. More than a hundred paintings by 60 Johore artists have been received for the first Johore art. exhibition to be held here next month.
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    Young mother 'suicide'
    64 7 SINGAPORE, Wed— The deatli of a younß mother of two children was today described by the State Coroner. Mr. N. Ganesan, as suicide "possibly brought on by her acute suffering from a long illness." The body of Ling Choon Tee. 33, was found at the foot of
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    Husband faces hurt charge
    62 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Narendra Gerald Nugawela, charged today with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to his wife. Mrs. Gladys Nugawella. told the magistrate that it was "merely a family squabble that can be settled amicably out of court." Narendra is alleged to have committed the offence at their
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    MAN FOUND DEAD IN DRAIN: IT'S MURDER
    121 7 MAN FOUND DEAD IN DRAIN: IT'S MURDER SINGAPORE, Wed. Police have classified the death of Ong Ah Hong, whose body was found in Upper Aljunied Road on April 27, as murder. Ong's body was found by a 14-year-old boy in a drain with a handkerchief tied round his neck. His
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    Jail for theft of hammer
    51 7 TELUK ANSON. Wed. B. M. Velo. 23. who pleaded guilty to stealing a hammer and two other implements from the hospital mortuary here on May 1, was «entenced to six months' )»il and year's police supervision by the magistrate's court here. He had two previous
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    Police arrest two after tracing missing trunk of passenger
    262 7 PENANG, Wed I)OLICE today arrested 1 two men after a six- hour ambush following a report made last night by a passenger who was due to have sailed for India by the Rajula yesterday afternoon, that he had lost a trunk
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    Raise pay to get more teachers: Union leader
    110 8 JESSELTON, Wed. Mrs. Editta Tseng president of the Sabah Teachers' Union, said here that the best way to solve the shortage of local teachers was to Improve the salary scale. Mrs. Tseng, speaking at the first anniversary delegates' conference, added that the
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    Dr. Murti here with invitation
    60 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The chairman of the Scientific Workers Association of India, Or. C. R. Krishna Murti, arrived here by air today to Invite personally Malaysian scientists to attend a symposium on science and national planning In Lucknow In July. Dr. Krishna Murti. wbo Is
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    Soon: A new school system with no prejudice
    256 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. DETAILS of the "new look" education system for Malaysia are expected to be announced soon. The Government-appointed committee, which is working out the details of the "comprehensive school education system," has almost completed its work. The Deputy Chief Education
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    Sultan to open Assembly
    36 8 KUANTAN. Wed The Sultan of Pahang will open the first session of the State Legislative Assembly here on May 25. The 34 State Assemblymen will be sworn In before the openine ceremony.
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    GOVT'S AIM IS TO DESTROY SUPP'
    77 8 KUCHING, Wed. Mr. Stephen Yong, secretary-general of the Sarawak United Peoples Party, said today the move taken by the Government to close the Lundu branch and its sub-branches was a direct attempt to destroy the SUPP organisation. He said: "Just as the colonial regime
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    High-handed
    127 8 The general election is expected to be held in June. 1968 Mr Yong added: "The high-handed manner in nwhich the Central Gover- ment has dealt with the SUPP organisation can only be interpreted by our members as aiming to destroy SUPP and raises doubts on the effectiveness of attaining
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    After 32 years
    31 8 SUNGEI PATANI, Wed. Mr. K. O. Menon. hospital assistant attached to Scarboro Estate here, has left for India on retirement after 33 years' service with Malayan American Plantations.
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    'Stay away until Saturday' letter to —seniors—
    233 8 'Stay away until Saturday' letter to —seniors UUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. More than 1.000 senior students of the University of Malaya have been told to report not earlier than Saturday to avoid ragging of more than 800 "freshies" who have been arriving for their first term at the university since
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    Three to stand trial on murder charge
    252 8 ffiHRPTr m O KAN GAR. Wednesday. I^REE men who are alleged to have drowned a padi planter to a weU after robbing him on CWnese New Year's Day (Feb. 13) were todaTcomnutted to stand trial in the Asslbe Court on a charge of
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    Council told: Don't sell that plot of land
    215 8 Council told: Don't sell that plot of land pENANG, Wed. Th« City Assessor, Mr I. W. Hake, has "strongly" advised the City Council against selling a piece of land in Sungei Dua although its value had appreciated by about 300 per cent. The 14.15 acre plot was bought by the
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    Dead pilgrims named
    50 8 Dead pilgrims named PENANO. Wed Three Singapore pilgrims died in the liner Kuala Lumpur on its return lourney to Malaya The ship arrived l^i Wday W th ***** returnln The three were Inche Mohamed Nairn bin R«Ma, 64 Ch« Mlnah binte Siilleh 64. and' Ch« Wok blnte Abdul Rahman. 54
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    'Be patient' call by Stephens
    94 8 'Be patient' call by Stephens JESSELTON, Wed. Dato Donald Stephens. Sabah's Chief Minister, told the people of the Interior of Sabah that the Government was finding ways and means to help them. The Chief Minister, In a recorded message to the people of the Tongod Tamu Besar in the Klnabatangan
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    Hospital's Flag Day
    26 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. The St. Andrews Mission Hospital for children will hold Its annual Plm P*y on Saturday as part of Us fund-ralsln* campaign.
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    Entries invited for cine contest
    134 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. ENTRIES are lnvlt«d for the annual competition for amateur cine enthusiasts- Sponsors are the Singapore Cine Club and the cine group of the Singapore Photographic Society. This annual event Is sponsored on alternate years by the Singapore Cine Club and the Cine Club
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      64 8 Bugs Bunny By Hnlph iivimdahi 1 KrLL HNO it PE»\| ol^lt X l 1 1 VA <**>" THIS ELECTPC JT sj V i vA.euweß whilst Jl \7l A-jJ V?A2OR O* VERS CCxjlO ul I OWAT' JUST WHEN T'*» VI L VA r«NiSM q. J^S. 1 STAND A «_'L *f* JIM
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    HARD WORK AMBITION, INVENTIVENESS, AND FULLER LIFE FOR ALL
    239 9 HARD WORK AMBITION, INVENTIVENESS, AND FULLER LIFE FOR ALL From ashes to riches Till-] crowds in the streets of Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe. Yokohama and even in the more remote provinces, are well dressed and look adequately fed. The national pel' capita annual income is still only £170. on a
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    Prosperity under the Rising Sun
    1001 9  -  NINA EPTON By spent the same ratio as France and Germany on scientific research, i.e. 2% of the national income, or £319.3 million. Private companies spent most £171 million, next came the universities with £90 million. The Japanese are not imitating any more they are
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    44 10 M War 4» SIO (Minimum) MR A MRS. K. A. miath?wM. 10 Lueanfr Road. Singapore, thank docI -t ifr of Cmrral Hoapltal for m.-lii-al jiti.nilnn. him! frt»ndn and re- wreaths and >• fum-ml of th'lr daiithi. i,, I in .HmMfrj on 11 .V 19*4
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    197 10 Jo Wnr4» tit (MUUmmmi THE UPWXDI TRIND In Beauty New Januen Bras shows you bow to ntmn or regain an attractive nsape at •"Olamo'jrette" Fltzpatrlck'* trinity COLLEGE Dublin gradual* ,-innu.il dinner. Kuala Lumpur, 23th Way. For particulars pbone Flanagan, Oflirr K U *****. home 6189.V FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    35 10 21 Word* tIM (Him.) CONVENTION AND HEALINC Bon lea Pentecostal Church, 36 Bt. Ro ..I. Singapore. 14th to 17th May daily 7.00 p.m. special erwik. r Ray. Frederick Paul. Jesus H.mH a:i welcome.
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  • The Straits Times. Thursday, May 14, 1964.
    • Article
      Containing The War
      645 10 President Johnson has warned against attaching great I significance to American I officials' visit to Saigon. These had to bo frequent and highranking, ho suggested, because of the great effort being expended in South Vietnam but they would not necessarily be j more than routine checks. From
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      Water Problem
      463 10 The Singapore Government's anxiety to get started on the Johore River water scheme is understandable enough. Though the Scudai project, due to be commissioned next month, is expected to add 15 million gallons a day to the island's supply, rising to 30 million gallons by the end of
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      Still Waiting
      133 10 Penang is so impressed by parking meters it is going to install still more of them, but Kuala Lumpur is still waiting for its first The city has had 300 of them in storage for nearly two years now, waiting for the municipal authorities and the AttorneyGeneral's Department
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    Lock icon Trade with Reds move in the U.S.
    334 10  - Trade with Reds move in the U.S. RALPH HARRIS. By WASHINGTON, Wed.— Led by a broad section of American business pressure is mounting here for easing United States restrictions on trade with the Soviet Union and other Communist countries of Eastern Europe. The United States Chamber of Commerce, a conservative
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      Training planters for managing
      369 10 T SHOULD like, if I may. to refer to the letter from 'Citizen', Klang, which appears in your issue of Saturday May 9. In so far as the Outhrie Group of Plantations in Malaya is concerned, we have for a long time Indeed since the end
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      That 'slush' drive
      163 10 I REFER to the letter by "Slush" appearing in tne Straits Times (May 8) in connection with the poor condition of the road at Chestnut. Drive. I have to point out that Chestnut Drive is still a private street and as such the maintenance and upkeep of
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      The Socialist Club replies
      218 10 note with interest the letters published In the Straits Times concernIng the Joint cress statement issued by the Political Science Society of the Nanyang University, the Political Society of Singapore Polytechnic, and our University Socialists' Club. The authors of these letters sought to clarify the distinction
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    Cuba, a Russian problem now
    881 10  -  RICHARD RESTON AN ECONOMIC BURDEN, A NOISY BAR TO FRIENDLIER DIALOGUE by THE irony of Cuba for the Soviet Union is that the Communist beachhead in this hemisphere now represents both a dramatic success and a major problem. This peculiar contradiction may in the long
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    Four jailed for life for kidnapping -boy—
    210 11 Four jailed for life for kidnapping -boy V^EREMBAN. Wed. Four men were today sentenced to life imprisonment by the Hieh Court here for abducting a 10-year-old boy and holding him for a ransom of $50,000. Three of them were Son Ten Sen. alias Soo Ping Sing alias BangalU, 29. Pang
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    Criminal law course
    70 11 Criminal law course SINGAPORE, Wed. A course on criminal law. organised by the University of Singapore's ExtraMural Studies Department, will beg.n on Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the new Lecture Thettre 3. There will be 20 lectures by Mr. V. Kumar. Admission tickets are obtainable, on payment
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    Cholera in Sarawak
    30 11 SINGAPORE Wed A Singapore Government, Gazettp Extraordinary today announrpd t .vo placr.s in Sarawak m cho!era-:n-fw.pd areas. They nre Slbu and K.trowit districts In the third division.
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    'Great to be alive' say two horror crash girls given up as dead
    554 11  - 'Great to be alive' say two horror crash girls given up as dead RUDY BELTRAN: By Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday TWO girls who were "given up for dead" in Monday's horror crash at Serdang in which 14 people— l 3 girls and a man-were killed, sat up in hospital beds here
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    Abduction report being investigated
    61 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Police today continued their investigations into a report on the abduction and robbery of Mr. Quek Swee Tong. 28--year-old son of a wealthy liquor merchant. The Polloe Secretary, Mr. T. Chelllah, said today the police were checking on the report. He said an official
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    Centre to hold seminar
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The National Productivity Centre here will hold a two-day seminar beginning tomorrow. The Director of the Centre, Mr. S. A. Abishegam. said that the seminar will discuss various projects, including films depicting the old and the new methods of production
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    Victory dinner
    51 11 PENANO Wed. The Penan* I Playing Field.-- Association last night feted their president. Dato Wong Pow Nee. at a dinner held in ihe Chief Minister residence in MacAlister Road This was in celebration of Dato Wong's re-election to the State I Assembly and his re-appointment I as Chiel
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    Lock icon "Crowds cheer groom, 64-years old
    360 11  - "Crowds cheer groom, 64-years old JACKIE SAM By OINGAPORE. Wed. It was Bugis Street's wedding of the year. It out-crowded aa d out coloured the bohemian quarter in its usual lusty night life. And how the crowd cheered when the groom stepped out of the little shop in the street
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    Ship's fire out
    32 11 SINGAPORE Wed.— The blaze in the No. 2 hatch of the Korean freighter. Pohang. now In the Outer Roads has been put out. The fire broke out last Friday.
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    CHOLERA CLAIMS FIRST VICTIM
    100 11 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE present outbreak of cholera in Singapore hM claimed its first victim. A Health Ministry statement today said that the victim, a 71 -year-old woman from Tiong Bahru Road, died last night. She was the 11th confirmed case. She was an opium addict complicated
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    Hospital takeover
    23 11 TELUK ANSON. Wed. Dr. M Kanagallngam from Ipoh has assumed duties here as medical offl-cer-ln-charge of the Teluk Anson District Hospital.
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    Free X-ray in Negri
    30 11 SEREMBAN. Wed.— The mobile X-ray service Is giving tree Xrays to Government servants, members of the Armed Forces and their families, schoolchildren and the public here.
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    74,864 REGISTER FOR NATIONAL SERVICE
    75 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Controller of Manpower. Mr. S. Kumar, said today that a total of 74,864 people had registered for national service in Singapore during the past three weeks. The registration, which opened on April 22. ended at 9 p.m. last Monday. Mr. Kumar described
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    Advance month's pay for festivals demand
    213 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees wants the Singapore Telephone Board to grant all its employees an advance of one month's salary to celebrate any of these festivals Chinese New Year. Hari Raya Puasa, Deepavali and Christmas. If granted, the advance Is to
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      617 11 Evening Requests: 10.30 Asian RADIO SINGAPORE ™£™»»s;} "-"fig SHOKTWAVfc SERVICES: clos 41 and 15 metre* MEDIUM WAVfc SEKVICE: RADIO MALAYSIA t*K metre* A.M.: 6.00 Good Morning; NATIONAL SHORTW4VK 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00 SERVICE: 41.7 60.2 Metres News; 7.10 Up And About; 7.30 A.M.: 6.00 Prog. Summary; News; 7.40 Breakfast Bulletin;
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      Lock icon Sandys: Britain will defend South Arabia
      284 12 Sandys: Britain will defend South Arabia BEAU GESTE FORT, Wednesday. THE British Commonwealth Secretary Mr. Duncan Sandys, told a Press conference in this sandbagged fort in the Federation of South Arabia: "We intend to restore law and order in this' area with a minimum of force and bloodshed. "But whatever
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      Lock icon A suicide succeeds at third attempt
      161 12 NEW YORK, Wed.— A Cuban surgeon tortured by loneliness failed twice in suicide attempts yesterday at Albany then succeeded at a hospital by plunging a scalpel into his heart. Dr. Jose Reposo. 40, Inflicted two superficial wounds in his chest yesterterday afternoon ln an
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      Flying honours go to Jerrie
      42 12 Flying honours go to Jerrie PRESIDENT Johnson presenting the Federal Aviation Award in a White House ceremony to Mrs. Jerrie Mock, first woman to make a solo flight around the world. The Columbus housewife completed her globe-circling flight last month.— U.P.l. photo.
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      Lock icon BUT I'M THE FIRST OVER A 'TRUE' GLOBAL ROUTE, CLAIMS JOAN, 27
      139 12 OAKLAND. (Calif) Wed Flying housewife Joan Merriam. 27, landed her twin-engined plane here yesterday after a 27 800--mile round-the-world solo flight and claimed she is the first woman to fly alone over a "true" global route. Tired but
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      Lock icon 'The Lion' drafts a Kashmir plan
      217 12 NEW DELHI, Wad. CHEIKH Mohammed Abdullah said yesterday he is working on a formula acceptable to both India and Pakistan to end the 15--year Kashmir dispute. He refused to disclose any detail of his proposed solution. The former Prime Minis- ter of Kashmir, recently
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      MAO ACCUSES BRITAIN: YOU ARE CAT'S-PAW FOR U.S.
      224 12 PEKING, Wed pHINA'S main Communist newspaper. People's Daily, yesterday accused Britain of acting as a "cat's-paw for U.S. imperialism in its sinister designs upon China's sovereignty." It asked: "Whither does the British Government Intend to lead Slno-Brltlsh relations by so brazenly aiding
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      Flight to Canton
      28 12 PEKING. Wed. A airliner yesterday made ful trial flight from Phnomprnri to Canton for the new Sino-c:am-I bodian air service via. Hanoi. North VuMosun. Rsm'ssr
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      Lock icon A blushing Tory confronts the bare —facts—'
      190 12 A blushing Tory confronts the bare facts f OCH LOMOND, Wed. True-blue Tory Major Patrick TelferSmollett blushed red here when his electioneering Jaunt landed him among shrieking nude women. !As Conservative candidate for Dumbartonshire West the former Highland Light Infantry major was doing the rounds of the little Islands set
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      Lock icon African held for murder of ex-Governor
      88 12 J^AIROBI, Wed. An African was charged yes- terday at Kitale. 300 miles north-west of here, with th? murder of Mr. Bernard Vivian Marwood. former British Governor of Sudan's Equatorial Province. Mr. Marwood. 66, was found hacked to death at his Kenya Highlands home near
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      Lock icon Editor arrested
      35 12 SEOUL, Wed. The managing editor, Mr. Chal Jung Mm. nnd three other members of a leading daily ln Seoul, the Kyunehv:nig Shinmoon, were arrested today on suspicion of violating the antiCommunist law. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Airmen rescued
      35 12 TOKYO. Wed. Ten ere* from an American Navy patrol plane were rescued from the sea off Japan by a Japanese fishing boat after their SP-5 patrol alrcraft fell Into the sea yesterday. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bus strike off
      28 12 SEOUL, Wed. Bus owner* here las' night ended a strike started this morning and decided to negotiate with the Government for a fare increase.— Reuter.
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  • STRAITS TIMES FEATURE
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      MAC is two years old
      750 13 Operations have even extended as far afield as HK and Iran: Lockheed new addition to fleet the service has airlifted medical cases from Inaccessible areas, and carried supplies and spare parts to isolated plantations, mines and construction projects. The MAC fleet is widely dispersed. In
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      AERIAL SPRAYING FOR MALAYSIA
      390 13 Experimental flights over estates a big success THE developments of x the use of light air- I craft for crop spraying has been very rapid in recent years. This branch of aviation has become so specialised that in the larger agricultural countries of the world many
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      Air charter was an immediate hit in Sabah
      417 13 Air charter was an immediate hit in Sabah By STAFF WRITER I jyjALAYSIA Air Charter began its operations in the Borneo territories in March last year and since then has expanded steadily. The service began with a single Cessna operating out of Sandakan but almost immediately the demand within Sabah
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      388 13 on their ■fiV^try second anniversary MALAYSIA AIR CHARTER CO. LTD. TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF THANKING THEIR MANY FRIENDS AND CLIENTS FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND CO-OPERATION IN THE PAST. WE LOOK FORWARD TO BEING OF SERVICE IN THE FUTURE. SOME OF OUR CLIENTS OVER THE PAST TWO YEARS Anglo Orientol (Moloyo)
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      27 13 CESSNA 310G JOINTLY OWNED BY THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (M) LTD. and NANYANG PRESS (M) LTD. Operated and Serviced by MALAYSIA AIR CHARTER SJNCE NOVEMBER 16. 1"62.
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    SAFETY IN THE AIR
    46 14 ONE OF the MAC's Cessna 185s undergoing a major overhaul in the company's hangar at the Kuala Lumpur airport. An MAC fitter grinding a valve from one of the Cessna 31OGs. ONE OF the MAC fitters testing an engine cylinder for wear.
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    Workshop only one of kind in Malaya
    267 14 WITH the rapid growth of light aircraft operations in this region, Malaysian Air Charter provides the first and only comprehensive light aircraft maintenance and overhaul services in Malaya. The workshop was established to carry out repairs and replacement of parts on the company's
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      277 14 SCOTT ENGLISH (S.E.A.) LTD. extend their good wishes to the MALAYSIA AIR CHARTER SERVICE on the occasion of their second anniversary Specialists in Industrial* Engineering Mining Equipment, Importers Exporters. /*k 6. C£Cll STREET. SINGAPORE. fit A %M TEL: ***** 8 ■L^r»n r rT' r I ■\rri TCU 46^ IK>HROAftKUAIA IUMPUR
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    Aerial survey, photography a new field
    646 15 AMONG the many specialised forms of aircraft operation performed by Malaysia Air Charter Is aerial survey and photography. The company held extensive discussions in Britain with Hunting Surveys Ltd., the largest and most widespread organisation of its kind in the world, geared to undertake
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    ANOTHER FIRST FOR MAC—THIS TIME RAINMAKING
    223 15 ANOTHER FIRST FOR MAC— THIS TIME RAINMAKING FIURING the serious water shortage in southern Malaya last year Malaysia Air Charter came up with yet another first in the field of Malaysian aviation rainmaking. It was MAC who sugI gested to the Public Utllii ties Board in Singapore that cloud seeding
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    ITS THE TEENAGE CRUSH
    380 16 ITS THE TEENAGE CRUSH "I'M desperate,*" writes a teenager.' 'There is a handsome man who lives next door iind I'm sure I'm Falting in love with him. I think he is around 40 years of age. "Whenever he smiles at me I feel like singing at the top of my
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    The face of tomorrow's time— in a pendant watch
    287 16 rpHE world's most A unusual watch a space-age creation containing an actual meteorite is to go on show in the Swiss Watch Pavilion at the New York World's Fair. This dazzling pendant watch by Omega contains a meteorite estimated to be
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    HOUSEHOLD HINTS
    121 16 HOUSEHOLD HINTS IT'EEP french dressing in xv a baby bottle where the ounces are marked and the recipe can be followed easily. c A handy gadget for cleaning Venetian blinds: a piece of latex foam rubber glued to the end of a yardstick. Wilted asparagus can be refreshed if stems
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    APRICOT SUNDAE
    65 16 mRY Apricot Sundae for a X treat. Into small saucepan empty contents of 1 <1 lb.i tin apricots. Add 1 tablespoon orange marmalade and bring gently to boil. Simmer over low heat until marmalade has dissolved and apricots are quite hot. Pour over ice cream and serve with
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    YOUTHFUL BED-TIME WEAR
    48 16 YOUTHFUL BED-TIME WEAR A STRIKINGLY feminine St. Tropez top in checked cotton trimmed with broderie anglaise makes this a must in bed-time wear for the young set. The trpusers can be worn at hip or waist level. It is from a recent collection of Proper Pride in London.
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      230 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. This round article was Alex1. Material to cook with a tort ander's girl friend O>. of tile (.8) 7 Where Igo down to Hell it's 6. ...a dry' Ule. whats more! flnlsh? Not exactly (8). <2 4) Dwelling, a temporary one, 9. Altogether oriental and
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    EQUITIES SLIGHTLY BETTER AS TURNOVER PICKS UP
    725 18 From Our Market Correspondent WHILE industrial shares continued to drift lower on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday morning a slightly steadier appearance was seen during afternoon trading. The turnover was also a little more active. The better sentiment did not communicate itself to
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 18 May 12 May 1 Industrials: 106.20 105.3 Hub: 130.26 129.6 i rubbers: 107.00 U7.4 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 2». 19'.=>-=1«-
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    865 18 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur fading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. with the number of shares traded In brockets: INDUSTRIALS: Btlltttad U.UOU) $1.79: Ounlapt (l.OOO) 52.46. (1,000) $2.44. (1.000) $2.45 O: Etta (6.000) 52.75, (5.000> J2 T4. (6.000) $2.73. 52.73 8L: dab.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    83 18 TIIK I rdn.it 111 M HMatH for 1 Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on May 14. Rubber hs'.. cU a. lb. opra $480 a ton. Coconut oil $792 a ton. Palm oil $667.75 a ton. Palm kernels $373.25 a ton.
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    Pungah Tin
    12 18 Pungah Tin produced 337 plculs of tin ore In April.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    104 18 MELBOURNE Wfd [XDfSTRi.u.s moved nan in a Quieter market, lenders lost ground 8.H.1' H down 3d. to 56\s. 3tl coles down «d. to l&s. 3d. Swallow Ariell recovered 2s. to 54.-.. Bane metals and oils \v t >r<- m firmer. Loans were steady c.R.a M 6 Mount Isa
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    RUBBER PRICES
    241 18 \fAV flrat trade rubber buyer f.a.b. cloud at S p.m. In Singi pore and Kuala Lumpur ymtenUy 69a cenu per lb. up three-quartera c cent on Tuesday* closing level fo the poaltton. Tbe tone was vary gui (nit steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.C. deling price in Mflta per .b
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    184 18 CHIPS lying alangtlde the Stniapoi 0 Harbour wharves or expected ti day are: Rawean 13/ H. Maron 1 Maxwell Brander 21/22, Kuiimba M, Frederick Clover 25 Bait (S»<-< lrh> 29/30. Stefan Okrze]a tUU, B< nowski 3<!/39. straat Freetown 41 Tapah N.W 3 Inner Roads: Scudai. H R^-,
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    PRODUCE PRICE
    71 18 £HINESE Produce Exchange, llnm pore noon pricea per picul yeste day: Coconut oil: bulk (46) sellers, drui S«9i sellers. Copra: May/June UK/Continent Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white «142J seller Sarawak white 1140 sellers, specu Sarawak black $115 sellers. c.irhK black JI2O sellers. ASTA SIS2J sell.r Sinxanore Coconut Oil Millers
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    H.K. RATES
    26 18 <)■•'». HonK Kong yestrrdav 'h. ufl dollar was quoted *l 0.73J for TT <-■ cash Starling was quoted at 1 en« tact of gold I 2451
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 .May IS. MALAYAN RIRBKR PRICE: 691 cents (up three-quarters of a c-ent). TIN: 5527.87J (down IS| rents). Estimated offer-ins tM tons (down 20 tons).
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    Slight drop in tin price: Rubber again very quiet
    400 18 rpHE price of Straits tin in 1 Penang: yesterday was quoted at $527.87} per picul. down 12. cents The estimated offering at 250 tons was down by 20 tons. In London on Tuesday after a slow start, demand (or tin quickened
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    99 19 The Legislation of the Federal Republic of Germany regarding pensions for victims of war Including those persons who due to unlawful actions of the national socialist government uere temporarily prevented from having claims for such pensions fulfilled, has recently been amended. Any person concerned Is Invited to obtain further
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      700 19 TONGKAH HARBOUR TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Board Meeting held on 12th May. 1964. the Directors declared an Interim dividend of one shilling and three pence (Is. 3d.) per stock unit on account of profits for the year ending 30th June, 1964.
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      726 19 RAFFLES HOTEL LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim dividend of five cents per share less 40% Income tax in respect of the year ending list Augu&t 1964 has been declared and will be paid to shareholders on the register on 31st May 1964. NOTICE IS
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      1081 19 (Continued from Page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT Words SS (Mln.)— Bom It eU._txtrm LECAL ASSISTANT (or Singapore Firm. Please state qualifications and experience. Box AS6B7 S.T. Spore. CENERAL AMAH REQUIRED by European family. Apply 16 Angullla Park, Singapore 9 after 5 p.m. TWO GURKHA WATCHMEN required for estate near Selangor boundary
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      1033 19 ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Word* SS Mln.)— Box St ct: txtrm FIRST MANSION FLAT with T.V. rricl.o pick-up preferably lons terra lease. Exclusively furnished. Three roens. one alr-condltloned. Telephone Koh (Spore) 7t>612. THREE BEDROOMEO BUNGALOW, two alr-condltloned, partly or if desired fully furnished, Kenny Hill, available Ist June. Long lease can
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      943 19 TUITION tt Words SS (Mln.)— Box it ct: txtrm MATHS. ADDITIONAL, ELEMENTARY all neiWMlsilas by experienced Mathematics graduate Telephone *****. B'pore. EDUCATION tt Wormt U i Mist.) Bo* tt ,iin STARTING JUNE! Register early: Secretarial, Stenography, Bookkeeping, Shorthand (Theory Speed up to 150), Typewriting: Raja's College (Gian Singh's 2nd floor)
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      886 19 DOGS, PETS, ETC l> Words U <Mt*.>—Box tt ettjutrm 1 "SNAPS" the one Doc Food that could be a main meal and a nack i served dry or mixed and completely I nourishing. i tM^ m mn n < BOATS. YACHTS FOR SALE tt Words Si (Mtm.) B*x tt ett.
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      705 19 VEHICLES WANTED tt Word* SS Win.)— Box tt ct*. txtrm "WHERE CUSTOMERS ItNJ their tnends Our motto is backed up by low prices end Singapore's most court•oua service at Pro Kits 9 Motors Used Lar Division. 52 Orchard Road. TeL ***** or 2920' x M 2 (B' pore). FOR SALE
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      542 19 AT YOUR SERVICE 70 Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO eU. txtrm ACCOUNTS AND ACCOUNTS Supervision, locome tax and secretarial work undertaken; also available ruroishnl office accommodation at 78- A, Robinson Road, Singapore 1. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Wmwmw SS <*Iln.)—Bax So ct: exlr m JEWELLERY from L«e Onn. a better value
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      Lock icon WORRELL'S XI
      58 20 LONDON. Wed. Sir Prank Worrell will lead a team composed mainly of West Indies players who toured under him In England last year. In three matches against England Xls at the end of the current season. The matches, to be sponsored by a tobacco company, will be played
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      DASHING TRIAL BY ACE BANNER
      193 20  -  Epsom Jeep: RACING with Singapore, Wednesday BANNER, who has won four times in his last eight outings, showed no loss of form this morning when he did a 3f trial in 43 4/5 sec at Bukit Timah. Ridden by Keith Moxham, Ace Banner (by Star
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      HARD LOVE TOPS TEN TO FOLLOW AT STORE
      240 20 HARD LOVE TOPS TEN TO FOLLOW AT STORE SINGAPORE. Wed.—Epsom Jeep's ten horses to follow at the Bukit Timah meeting which begins on Sunday Are: HARD LOVE Smart winner of the Spring Cup (6f) at Penanf and the Hint's Cup (6f) at Kuala Lumpur; fancied for the Summer Cup on
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      Chartered Accountant is smart
      263 20 Chartered Accountant is smart /CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT. who came by air from England last September, will have hU first outing on Sunday. A bay gelding by Princely Oift out of Check Up. Chartered Accountant was brilliant as a two-year-old in 1962. winning three races in a row. Carrying 9.0 he scored
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      Lock icon Jamagne upsets
      92 20 A DELAIDE. Wed. H. H. Lehmann, a larmer who puts his racehorses to work helping in rounding up sheep on his station, brought oft" a 33-1 upset win in the £3.280 Adelaide Cup today. His lightweight Jamagxie won by a short head from Londoner, a 6-1 chance, with
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      GOODE CUP
      26 20 JESSELTON, Wed. Jesselton entered the Goode Cup soccer final by beating Papar 1-0 here. In the final. Jesselton will meet Tawau on May 23.
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      Lock icon WORLD SPORT IN BRIEF
      195 20 LAWN TENNIS ROME: JanErik Lundqulst (Sweden) beat Fred Stolle (Australia) l-«. 7-6. 6-3. 6-1 to win the Italian men's singles title. Stolle and Bob Hewitt beat Tony Roche and John Newcombe 7-5. 6-2. 2-6. 8-6 In the all-Australian men's doubles final. Margaret Smith and Lesley Tumor
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      Potter shines on placid pitch
      545 20  - Potter shines on placid pitch JACK FINGETON from CRICKET 1 ONTX>N, Wed. Thla 4i placid Oval pitch yesterday took my mird back to the last Test match in which I played —on this ground in 1938 when Len Hutton batted over three days for 364 runs against Australia to make
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      Warwick gain third successive win
      236 20 I ONDON, Wed. A nin-e-wicket victory j over Leicestershire at Edgbaston yesterday j gave Warwickshire their third successive win in the English county cricket championship. Warwickshire, who head the table with 30 points, took i the last seven Leicestershire wickets for 89 runs, thanks to
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      Lock icon Coldwell 7-25
      197 20 LORDS: Worcs bt Msex by 5 wkts; Msex 256 and 54 (Coldwell 7-25) Worcs 238 and 74-5 'Hooker 2-5). Worcs 10 pt-s M sex BIRMINGHAM: Warwick bt Lelcs by 9 wkte; Lelcs 109 and 195 (Booth 5« Brown 3-59 1 Warwick 243 (Homer 119) and 62-1. Warwick 10
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      804 20 lilowtaf Kurthtr Education I Technical Classes tor Adults will be held in the Secondary Trade School. Ipoh commencing at 6.00 pjn. on Monday 18;h May. 1964. Duration of Classes each evening will be from 6.00 pjn. to 8 00 p m. ChMMS A. Electrical Bnginrerinß i*r<-liminary B. Wulrlnl Engineering Stage
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      717 20 IN THE lII*. II COI'BT IN MALAYA AT KIALA 1.1 MTI K ORIGINATING PETITION NO: 2 OF 1964 In the matter of THE LION DENTIFRICE (MALAYA) LTD. And In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES 1940—1946. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the order of the High Court dated Urn
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      793 20 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Klectrical Installation for the 1 Federation of Malaya Pineapple Canner> Company Limited near Pekao Nenas. Johore. TENDERS trom Grade A Electrical Contractors registered with C.E.B. Contracts Department will be received at the Ofßce of the i Controller, Export Commodities Division. Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Ng Bog
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      874 20 NOTICES AUCTION SALE of SINGAPORE PROPERTIES to be beM in oar tale root NASSIM CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED No*. 4 4-1, Colltjt Qaay. Singapore on TUESDAY, 19th May. IM4. at 2.J0 p.m 1. Estate of Wee Cbenc Choa, deceased. Freehold land at PAYA LEBAR ROAD off Kirn Chuan Road, Muklm XXIII.
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      842 20 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATION FOR EXECUTION NO. 62 OF IN4 (Originating Summons No. 56 of 1963) la the Matter of Section 50 of the Town Boards Enactment (Cap. 137). AND In the Matter of the Attachment and Sale of the land held under
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      Lock icon 'Disappointed' Danes
      530 21 ONLY SLIGHT CHANGES MADE IN STARTING TIMES FOR THOMAS CUP TIE AGAINST MALAYA TOKYO, Wednesday. DENMARK today agreed to play their Thomas Cup semi-final against Malaya but expressed disappointment over the time set for the match. The Japanese Badminton Association announced that they had revised the time for
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      No police escort for trophy
      170 21 No police escort for trophy »TK>KYO, Wed. The ThoX mas Cap, symbol of world aapreniaey in badminton, ii nchrdnted to be flown in by Garuda Airways here tonight. But the 28-inch gold trophy will not be escorted from the airport to the Indonesian Embassy by a squad of Japanese police
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      SUMMARY
      50 21 SOCCtR Teluk Anson Div. 1: Utd Plantations 3 Plernlngion Est. 1. Ipoh Div 2: Police Field Force 8 Prrak Hydro 3: Div 3: Borneo SO 4 Shaw Bros. 1. Caldbeck Cup final (Malaya Area). Queens Royal Irish Hussars 4 (Joseph 3 and Helps). 1-7 Gurkha Signals Rcgt. 1 (Hombehadur).
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      Kew San at No 1 singles is a calculated risk
      880 21  - Kew San at No 1 singles is a calculated risk NORMAN SIEBEL by rnHE decision of BAM ■I- officials in Tokyo to select Teh Kew San to lead Malaya in the singles against Denmark today is a calculated risk in the team's plans to squeeze past the Danes by a
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      'Postpone final' bid
      82 21 riLNGAPORE, Wed. Singapore Malays P.A. have asked the Malayan Malays P.A. to peatDone their Sultans' Gold Cup final, scheduled for May 25 at Penang SMFA president Hussein Kamarl said today that May 25 would not be suitable as most of their players would be playing for Singapore
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      CSC won't replay without stars
      210 21 HOCKEY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpHE CEYLON Sports Club said today they were prepared to replay the Singapore Hockey Association League Cup final against Singapore Recreation Club after the return of two CSC star players, fullback Chai Hon Yoon and inside forward Kartar Singh, who are now
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      Chartered Bank win 9-2
      100 21 SINGAPORE. Wed. Chartered Bank strengthened their cTiances of winning the SBHPA I league Dlv 2 title when they beat Mercantile Bank 9-2 at Parrer Park today. This was their fourth win in five matches. In another Dlv. 2 match at Parrer Park. Borneo Motors beat Malaysian
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      4 SARAWAK BOXERS AMONG 37 FOR MALAYSIAN MEET
      238 21 4 SARAWAK BOXERS AMONG 37 FOR MALAYSIAN MEET 17-UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Four Sarawak boxers have entered for the first Malaysian amateur boxing championships at the Stadium Negara here on Saturday and Sunday. A total of 37 entries has been received for the championships, which will also serve as the first
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      CANCELLED
      27 21 MALACCA, Wed.— The Malayan Hockey Federation's Quadrangular tournament featuring Uelangor. Negri Sembilan. Johorc and Malacca which was scheduled here during the week-end haa I been cancelled.
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      120 21 SPORTS DIARY BOOCOti Ui» 2C: Mlntc v IBSC; RAF Tengah v Khalsa; Darul Anah 'A' v Rajaji (all matches at Farrer Pki Ipoh Dlv. 1: Municipality v Tamil Youngsters (padang). Div I: Mengiembu SC v Ramblers. Dlv 3: Band, Irish Hussars v Federal DKD (Coronation grd). Kampar Div 2: Idris
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    'Forced by Indonesian agents/ said bomb trial man
    635 22 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. yyillLli detained in connection with ;i bomb explosion which killed two men. Amai hiii Junif made a confession disclosing thai be w;is Forced into the incident by "Indonesian agents,' 1 Senior Crown Counsel Mr. Francis T. Scow told the Assizes
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    Mohamed 'threatened to shoot me if I told anyone'
    546 22 Mohamed 'threatened to shoot me if I told anyone' Fhe prosecution had said that Amat and Shairy had undergone military' training. Including sabotage work, in Pulau Sekupang. Indonesia, last year with another prosecution witness. Noordln bin Lemon, now. a detainee under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. Shairy. In his
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    Lock icon Ship sinks, crew safe
    64 22 CALCUTTA. Wed. The 8,055-ton Liverpool ship Marlanci sank in the Hooghly River late last night. All the crew of 50 had earlier been taken off. The ship., outward bound from Calcutta with a cargo of Iron ore. ran aground and was holed on Monday. Atiempts to
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    DEATH
    16 22 MR. J. CHALMERS <1"<1 on ft-5-M at I" dint H.rkv lati- Manager. Chtm- t-ont Ertatr.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    359 22 LONDON. Wed— After a promising start when certain amount ot new time buying was going on. the stock markets were looking nit her less certain at the close. Many of the earlier gains in equities \\i>ro reduced later and lmally. tails slightly outnumbered gainv Good
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