The Straits Times, 17 May 1962

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    21 1 \vi:ii,»;t: iiaii.y ckiitifiew :;aii? kxceebs 100,000 fleam*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1962. A- 15 CENTS. KDN USB
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    TIN PRICE PLAN
    326 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE $8 a picul fall on stockpile sale news By 'Don't sell at below £965 a ton' Kuala Lumpur. Wed. MALAYA is expected, to urge the U.S. not to sell stockpile, tin ut less than £965 a ton. This is the buffer stock i •piling
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    US appeal for Seato troops
    319 1 WASHINGTON. Wed 'THE United States today asked its Seato allies to join it in sending military forces into Thailand. American officials said Australia. New Zealand. Britain. Pakistan and the Philippines had been ask- ed to consider the dispatch I of token forces to take their
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    Wedding drums sound today
    100 1 OF COURSE I'M EXCITED, SAYS PRINCESS CHARMING Wedding drums will sound this morning for Malaya's Princess Charming. Sharifah Salwa, eldest daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong. Her marriage to Tengku Suleiman, a Muar Assistant District Officer and nephew of the Sultan of
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE SHOCK: MINISTERS RESIGN
    199 1 PARIS. Wednesday. A BIG political storm broke in France today with A the resignation of all five MRP (Catholic Party) Ministers from the Cabinet in protest aeainst President De Gaulle's European policy. They Included two of the party's most Important leaders, former Prime Minister Pierre
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    Call-up move to beat OAS
    67 1 PARIS. Wed. The Government today ordered the conscription of all European youth 19-21 in Algeria to keep them away from OAS influence. At the same time President De Gaulle dismissed two generals suspected OAS sympathisers. A child was killed and women and children were injured
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    Pro-Red forces 'won't attack'
    197 1 p- j VIENTIANE. Wed. I T^HE chiefs of me m- ternational Control Commission on Laos returned here today with a pledge from pro-Communist forces not to attack the Laotian border town of Houei Sai. unless they were attacked first by Government troops. The ICC's Canadian. Indian
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    Lock icon NEW LANDING FORCE CAPTUREDBY DUTCH IN W. IRIAN
    206 1 NEW LANDING FORCE CAPTUREDBY DUTCH IN W. IRIAN HOLLANDIA. Wed.— Dutch naval units today captured Hi armed Indonesians in camouflage uniforms when they tried tv land near Fak Fak harbour. Marines and infantry attacked 40 Indonesian pa ra troopers dropped Kast of Fak F'ak yesterday. A conunun*i|Uc. signed by the
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    Strikers want full pay
    150 1 Strikers want full pay A NEW ROW AT REDIFFUSION CINGAPORE. Wed. Rediffusion star! who took part in this month's strike are demanding full pay lor the days they were out. They say they will not accept their pay packets winch cum round yesterday —until the diflerenci- Ls macie up. Mr.
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    Lock icon Sudden drop in trade gap
    48 1 LONDON. Wed-— Britain! trade gap- excess of imports over exports narrowed abruptly to 7.6 million sterling in April, the Boaiu of Trade said today. March's gap waa 52.6 million sterling. April exports totalled 32V.300.000 sterling imports 349.100.000 sterling and re-exports 14.200.000 sterling.— Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 PRISON SHOOTINC ALGUS Wed pumci broke int" suburjnd fired on Muslim prisoner* Thirty-four d» j<l in V by 4 pm Rrntrr
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  • FOREIGN DESK PHOTO SPECIAL
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      Lock icon The key to Philip's trouble is a twist
      100 2 The key to Philip's trouble is a twist MONTREAL. Wed Prince Philip had trouble with a gold key when lie ope lee three new men's residences and a dining hall at McGill Universe y here yesterday. Speeches were ovei The crowd of several JiimdrM waited expei- lie ln-erted the tradltlontu
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      Lock icon Chute drop by MP, 60
      47 2 LONDON. Wrd A 60- yr.< rold Conservative M.X made I successful parachute drop, i his first, with Royal Marines at Poolc. Dur.NPt. yesterday. Sir Godlrey Nicholson para- i chiited into the stra from I.oooft and was picked up by launch Reuter i
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      70 2 people AC mostly int nterestcd closely in -amtnt conferences, in- .->nal problems, social problems, racial problems or the aHairs of politics and ROvrtt I believe thos are interested in any form ot riunvn activity, from space Hying to underwater exploratior they are fed up with tales ot ihe Second
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      $4 mil. loan to Prince Motors
      44 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. The Export-Import Bank has authorised a $4,100,000 loan to Prince Motor* ol Japan, one of the four largest motor car manufacturers in Japan, to buy machinery trom !6 United States companies to outfit a new Dlant.
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      Lock icon THE BIG EXODUS
      278 2 HONG KONG, Wednesday. gMASHING down the border fence before them, a near-record number of refugees poured into the colony yesterday, bringing the total for the half-month to 25,000, according to unofficial but authoritative reports today: I for Refugees she has no Estimates of the I number coming
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      Margaret's wall: More questions in Parliament
      123 2 Margaret's wall: More questions in Parliament LONDON. Wed. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon were again criticised in Parliament yesterday on the cost of renovations to their Kensington Palace home wnen Mr. William Hamilton i Labour* queried the "extravagant expenuiture" nt building a wall around it Mr. Hamilton asked why the
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      Korea coup anniversary
      39 2 SKOI L. Wed— The Republic of Korea military regime today celebrated the first anniversary of its takeover and strongman Gen. Park Chung Hee said the regime had worked out a "magnificent" blueprint for the future. 1'.P.1.
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      Lock icon Skid Kid Nikki
      116 2 AGED 7 A REAL skid kid is Niki Xl lot t. 7. who not only lias his own machine but actually rides it on the ".predway track at Owlerton Stadium. Sheffield, where his father, Guy Allott. is raptain of the Sheffield Tigers Provincial League team. Nikki. mascot
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      Lock icon Filipino dismay 'justified'
      163 2 BALTIMORE. Wednesday. THE Baltimore Sun said yesterday that "the dismay and outrage" reflected in President Diosdado Macapagal's decision to postpone his visit to the United States were Instilled. It said in a leading article that the United States had "set a t.orry example of broken faith." The
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      Lock icon Up—secret satellite
      51 2 Up secret satellite VANDENBERG BASE. Wed. A military satellite—possibly one ol the Discoverer series was launched here today. A U.S. Air Force spokesman, in line with a secrecy directive from the Defence Department, declined to give any details except to say that the launching vehicle was a Thor-Agena "B" combination.
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      Lock icon Menzies' trip
      32 2 MELBOURNE, Wed The Mjstralifn Prime Minister. Mr. Robert Menzies. will fly to LonH >n next week for talks on the Common Market v.'.th Mr Macmillan. the fcritlsh Prime Minister. Reuter
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      22,200 ft. climb
      22 2 KATMANDU. Wed.— A fourman Japanese university tcan climbed 22.200 ft Moun: Hongde in the Mukut Hima. range, last week
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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      Quick look Quick look round...
      279 3 Quick look Quick look round... PARIS. Wednesday. A JR. A. G. P. Vittachi, Asian Representative of fl the International Press Institute, told the 11th annual assembly of the IPI yesterday that there were many Asian countries which claimed to be democratic. But sometimes their democracy was in a hurry, and
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      Ghana offer to Paul Robeson
      28 3 ACCRA: Piul Robeson (above I. the American Nef ro singer, has been offerad pott it lecturer in China University's Institute of African Studies
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      Lock icon FORMER M.P. FACES INDECENCY CHARGES
      143 3 J ONDON. Wed. Sir lan Horobln, 62 year old former Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Power. wis remanded on £500 bail here yesterday on charges of indecently assaulting a boy under the age of 16 in 1958 Charged with Sir lan was tT-vear-old Roy
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      Lock icon LIKE TALKING TO A DEAF MAN'
      126 3 GENEVA. Wednesday. MR. Joseph Godber, chief British delegate to the 17-nation disarmament conference here, said yesteiday that talking to the Soviet delegate. Mr. Semyon Tsarapkin. was "like talking to a deaf maw I am discouraged in the extreme." Mr. Godber also told Mr T.-arapkin
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      Lock icon Strike over women
      56 3 Strike over women MANILA, Wed. --Some 1.000 employees of the government's Social Security Commission went on strike today despite a court ruling last year making it illegal for them to strike. The workers are demanding a monthly living allowance and protesting the appointment of two women allegedly in violation of
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      Security seat candidate
      39 3 NEW YORK. Wed.—Mauritania, which became a member of the UN last October, has reaffirmed its candidacy for the Security Council seat that the United Arab Republic will give up at the end of this year.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon B-47 blast kills four
      61 3 NEW YORK. Wed. A B-47 jot bomber loaded with 10.000 gallons of fuel exploded on the ground at Whlteman Air Force Base in Missouri yesterday, killing four men and injuring 15. All the casualties were fire-fighters at the base. Some had gone inside the plane when
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      LIZ'S CLEOPATRA PAY STARTS A STORM
      345 3 LIZ'S CLEOPATRA PAY STARTS A STORM Protest by Fox stockholders YEW YORK. Wed Sharp criticism of actress Elizabeth Taylor's astronomical salary for playing tho lead in the oft-delayeri movie "Cleopatra" was voiced here at an unruly annual meeting of 20th Century Fox stockholders But president Spvros P Skouras asked them
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      Lock icon Estes 'favours' case: Another sacking
      225 3 WASHINGTON, Wed.— Mr. James Ralph, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, i was sacked yesterday for alleged connection with the Sol Estes case. Mr. Orville Freeman, th»- Secretary of Agriculture, announced the dismissal. Mr. Ralph. 36, is the third Agriculture Department offl- cial either to
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      Dutch face a Papuan threat to revolt
      199 3 T>lli: HAGUE. Wed Papuan members of the West New Guinea Council have told the Government they will proclaim an independent Republic of West Papua if the Dutch ceases to help them gain independence, well-informed sources here said yesterday. riw sources said the Dutch
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      Lock icon SUBANDRIO: 'WE ARE READY FOR WAR9
      196 3 SUBANDRIO: 'WE ARE READY FOR WAR 9 JAKARTA. Wednesday. INDONESIA is ready to go to war with the Netherlands, the Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. told a congress of the International Union of Students here last night. Dr. Subandrio said Indonesia wanted a peaceful solution to the West New Guinea question,
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      Lock icon No. 1 beer drinkers
      77 3 LONDON. Wed. Belgians, with an average of 28.6 gallons a head a year are the world's top beer drinkers, a British Brewers Society report shows. They are followed by Australians (22.6 gallons). New Zealand and West Germany <22.3), Britain (19.5>. Austria (17>. Denmark Q6.5). Canada (13.2)
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      Lock icon Tribes clash
      31 3 KAMPALA Wed. Fifteen tribal clashes have been reported in north-east Uganda in the past week. In one clash. 18 Karamojon women and children and four men were killed. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Death of a top weather man
      49 3 Death of a top weather man MELBOURNE. Wed.—Australia's leading weather man. Mr. L.J. Dwyer. who. as director of Meteorology, .streamlined Australian forecasting, died in hospital today after a short illness. During the war he helped forecast the best times for troops landings on Japaneseheld islands in the Pacific— Reuter.
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    5 Indonesians accused of armed raid on isle off S'pore
    372 4 5 Indonesians accused of armed raid on isle off S'pore SINGAPORE, Wednesday. §IX armed men from Indonesia descended by night on Pulau Pawai, off Singapore, and robbed a sundry shop of $2,800 cash and $1,440 worth of jewellery and other property, a preliminary inquiry was told today. The Ninth Magistrate,
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    PROCESSION AT NIGHT TO HIGHLIGHT VESAK DAY
    213 4 PROCESSION AT NIGHT TO HIGHLIGHT VESAK DAY SINGAPORE, Wed. Buddhist associations and temples here have drawn up elaborate programmes for the celebration of the birthday of Lord Buddha. Vesak Day, which falls on Friday. The highlight of the day will be a colourful procession of illuminated floats. depicting the Buddha,
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    VISITING PROFESSOR HAS PRAISE FOR NANYANG
    119 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The head of the Mathematics Department of Auckland University, New Zealand. Protessoi Frederick Chong, has said that the standards of the Mathematics Department of Nanyang University are "comparable with any distinguished university in the world." Professor Chong made this observation after a
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      206 4 •■■■BW W0 m THE following is tottays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Pay a Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: FYom Hong Kong 'BA 961) 1.15 pjn.; from London Dusseldorr. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta, Rangoon. (BA 716> 5.90 p.m.; from Tokyo. Manila 'BA 941) 5 55 pjn. Qantas: Prom Sydney. Perth
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      151 4 (o Calcutta. Karachi. Bahrein. Beirut. Zurich. London (BA 941) 6.45 p.m.: to Manila. Tokyo (BA 940 > 7 a.m. Qantas: To Bangkok. Calcutta. Karachi. Cairo. Athens. London (QP 735) 9 p.m.: to Darwin. Melbourne. Sydney (QF 152) 11.35 a.m Air India: To Madras (AI 409. 8.30 pjn Japan Air Mnea:
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    Convent's big day: Feast for 6,000
    89 5 Convent's big day: Feast for 6,000 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A least for 6,000 students and teachers here this Saturday will mark the 300 th anniversary of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesu». The party will be Riven in the morning by the Reverend Mother of the Convent in the school
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    Clerk killed by landslide saved his baby son
    350 5 A STORMY DAY IN CAMERON HIGHLANDS TANAH RATA, Wednesday. CLERK, Mr. Asoke Gupta, 38. handed his baby son to his wife through a window just before the roof of their house here collapsed last night and killed him. His wife and baby
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    Toy guns haul
    19 5 PENANG. Wed The Penang pollci have seized 11 toy pistols from two shops in Penang Poad
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    Inter-school debate
    70 5 IPOH. Wed. The final oi .he Perak inter-srhools debating contest, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be held in the Ander.-/. School hall here tomorrow at 7 p.m. The finalists are the AnsloChinese School. Irjoh (defending champions t. and the Methodist English School. Parit Buntar. who
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    Intruder in bedroom
    62 5 PENANG. Wed A girl. Tan Slew Eng. spending a holiday with her married sister's taniily in a Penang Hill bungalow. suddenly found a man standing beside her bed at midnight. Her sister. Mrs. Chong Lean Kooi. who also saw the Intruder, shouted for help. The man fled
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    Transferred
    42 5 RAUB. Wed. -Dr rtoaman bin Kass. of Johore Bahru. has been transferred here as the Medical Officer of Health. West Pahang. He succeeds Dr. D.B.S. Edwards, who baa been transferred to Kuantan U thp Deputy Chief Medical and Health Officer. Pahang
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    New president
    72 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Dr. R. Sathiah was elected preside it of Klang branch o' the Malayan Indian Congrexat its annual meeting r-c"' ly Tamil TV bid ja\ i i.v_, xto resoiu tion urui-.i^ the Feaeratio! I I Government to include i i Tamil section in its proposed television
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    Mariam is chosen Miss Kelantan
    41 5 Mariam is chosen Miss Kelantan PRETTY Mariam bintc Abdul Majid. 19. who was chosen "Miss Kclantan 1962" at Kota Bharu during the weekend. Rosy Loo Slew Choo. 18, a nurse, was runner-up and Rohani bintr Mohamed Salleh, 17. a student, third.
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    Umno to help plan Heah funeral
    211 5 PENANG, Wednesday. PENANG Umno has joined committee formed last night by local organisations to make arrangements for the funeral of Penang M.C.A. president. Mr. Htah Joo Seang. The date has not been fixed. The body, according to present plans, is due to arrive in
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    University talk
    39 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Prof. Hubertus Prinz Loewenstein. of West G«rmany. will speak on "The relationship between Asian and German minds through the centuries" at Theatre "A". Arts building. University of Malaya at 8 p.m. on May 25.
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    Youth seminar
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Youth Council will hold a two-week seminar at the Technical College here from Mnv 28.
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    MAN CUTS OFF A ROOSTER'S HEAD
    128 5 MAN CUTS OFF A ROOSTER'S HEAD BJTTLHwwtvi.i. v»<."d. A contractor. Kaimayaram Serang. aa. today toon an oath at the Muniandy temple at Jalan Bahru. Prai. by cutting otr the head oi a white rooster. Kannayaiam, defendant in a civil suit, accepted a challenge from a shopkeeper. K P. Kathamutnu. 56.
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    Electricity for 2,000
    47 5 MUAR. Wed Four kamPo!ig> around Muar with a population of 2.000 will «c' Electricity »oon When the Central Electricity Boarrj extends the supolv to the Muar district of Johore. The kampongs are Parlt Samsu Darat, Partt Raja Darat. Parit Pinang Serlbu and Parlt Jawa.
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    ITS 'EXILE' FOR AZAHARI
    131 5 SINGAPORE. Wed THE Brunei Part] Ru«v leader. Inche A.M. Aza.lan. i.s now in Joliun j Bahru In *elf- imposed xlle IV told friends bciore leaving raiiei by Malayan Airwayoil Sunday for Singapore that he would or r.way ironi Brunei "for quite long time IttChc Azahari wan
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    $9,500 RAID ON SHOP BY SIX ARMED THUGS
    184 5 $9,500 RAID ON SHOP BY SIX ARMED THUGS SINGAPORE, Wed. An armed gang broke into a provision store in Sembawang Road early today and got away with more than $9,500 in cash irom the shop's safe. Six men one armed with a gun and the others with knives cut a
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    New president
    23 5 BANTING. Wed. A merchant. Mr. KM. Varughese, has been elected president of the Tanjonjj Sepat branch of the Malayan Indian Congress.
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    Police take-over
    18 5 BANTING, Wed.— lnspector Abdullah bin Hajl Haron has taken over the duties of 0.C.P.D.. Kuala Langat.
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    Industrialisation: Appeal for support from all
    478 6 'DETERIORATING LABOUR RELATIONS'— ANNUAL REPORT THE Singapore Manufacturers Association has appealed for the active support of all people, employers and workers alike, to make the industrialisation of Singapore a success. In its 1961 report pub- iished today, th* assoola- ci N ripnßF w«h tion
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    BURMESE ENVOY CALLS TO PRESENT CREDENTIALS
    62 6 rB Burmese Ambassador. I" Mya Seln. being greeted by the Grand Chamberlain. Dato Nik Mustapha Fattall. at the Istana Nrgara yesterday when he called to present his credentials to the Yanc diPertuan Agong. I Mya Sein has been in Malaya for the past three
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    MASKED MEN ROB MOTHER OF SIX
    107 6 IPOH, Wednesday r*OUR masked men armed with daggers and axes robbed a mother of six, Madam Voon Kin Thye, 34, of $142 in her house in Pasir Pinji new village at 7.20 a.m. today. The robbers entered the house through an open side door
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    Anti-dip drive
    18 6 PENANG. Wed. Police here hav> started a drive against "lucky dips" run by f;<wkers and shopkeepers
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    COOK WHO MISSED BOAT IS MISSING
    138 6 COOK WHO MISSED BOAT IS MISSING PSNANG, Wed. The Finnish chief cook of a cargo vessel the Ariana has been reported missing. Vierikku Pentti, 28. is believed to have got off a Malayan Railways train while on his way from Singapore to Penang last Saturday to rejoin his ship. Pentti
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    $65 more for Johnny Ang
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Wed Another $65.50 was received by the Straits Times today for Johnny Ang. the Singapore student who was paralysed in a diving accident, bringing the fund to $2,337.85. The new donations are from the staff of Paplneau Advertising, $«0.50. and Madam Y. K. L.
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    Tokyo studies
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two Nanyang University graduates. Mr. Pan Ming Chee and Mr. Li Chin Fo. have left for Japan In the Cathay for further studies in geography at Tokyo University.
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    He 'tried to take law into own hands'
    247 6 He 'tried to take law into own hands' PENANG, Wednesday. AN English airman suffered a "tremendous shock" when his six-year-old daughter complained to him last December that a young man had indecently assaulted her, a magistrates court was told today. "When police did not take action on a report he
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    DON'T CREATE CRISES, DATO TELLS UMNO MEN
    102 6 DON'T CREATE CRISES, DATO TELLS UMNO MEN KLANG, Wed.— The Mentri Besar of Selangor. Dato Abu Bakar bin Baglnda, has called on Umno members not to "go about creating crises that would weaken the party and give it a bad name "From what can be seen elsewhere in the Federation,
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      NAVY SCANDAL EXPLODED WHEN BOTTOM FELL OUT OF 'COFFIN SHIP
      1200 7 DOCKYARD USED 12-YEAR-OLD URCHINS TO CERTIFY VESSELS ON June 9, 1871, Chief Car penter, Henry Boryer, of the navy supply ship, HMS Megaera, requested permission to inform Captain Thrupp that the bottom was likely to fall out of the ship
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      576 7 even with the best of luck it was mo.-t unlikely that Megaera would last the distance. II he increased the speed of the ship, the pounding of the worn-out engines might tear her to pieces. Ordering the pumps to b. .-tnrted Captain
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      41 7 r l. >*. mi 4hKl v fmfitf-'' A sail is sighted by one of the St. Paul costowoys. The loss of the decoyed old steamer Megaera off the island was to uncover one ot the most unsavory scandals in British naval history.
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  • The Straits Times Thursday. May 17, 1962.
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      Coming To Terms
      640 8 American stockpile tin may not be on the market for another four or five months. In this interval producers must come to terms with Washington, next weeks meeting of the International Tin Council presumably being the first step in this process. While the Americans probably are not
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      The Missing Boy
      437 8 Spokesmen for the police and government preach tirelessly the need for public cooperation if the kidnapper gangs are to be beaten. The.v have always found the press willing allies, as ready to hold back a good "story" because H might interfere with police inquiries as to give
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      Council Claims
      203 8 Responsibility for low-cost rental housing has become subject of almost unending controversy in the States where the State Government and the principal local authority ar; controlled by rival political parties. For the present nothing is being heard from Penang or Ipoh. But in Negri Sembilan the Seremban Town
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    Royal wedding of the year
    11 8 THE PELAMIN' FOR THE BERSANOING CEREMONY
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    Ancient ritual will highlight ceremonies
    1244 8  -  DAHARI ALI BY AN ancient custom, its origin lost in the limbo of history, will be revived during the tonday wedding ceremony of 20-year old Sharifah Salwah, eldest daughter of the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong, and Tengku Suleiman ibni Almarhom Te^ngku Bendahara Abu Bakar of Johore
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    Overseas trip for Malaysia opponents
    179 9 Overseas trip for Malaysia opponents ORUNEI TOWN. Wed "—A delegation representing all anti-Malay-sia political parties in the Borneo territories la to visit India. Egypt and Yugoslavia to present o true picture" of the as pirations of the Borneo people. Reporting this, the late>t issue of the weekly Borneo Bulletin said
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    Tin outlook fair
    717 9 IN STOCKPILE SALES, EVERY REASON TO BELIEVE U.S. WILL NOT HARM ECONOMY OF PRODUCING COUNTRIES' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed is every reason to be confident that the policy of sales from the United States tin stockpile will be carried out without harm to the economy of the tin
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    Crash!— 3 teachers injured
    186 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Three women teachers were seriouaiy uijiucu in a crasu involving a lorry and two can outside the Istana Negara during the lunch hour today. Two of the teachers Lee Teck Chin, 35, of Nam Chiau Primary Girls' School and Ong Slew Mci, 30, of
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    6-day strike called off
    55 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The •six-day strike by 130 workers of Far East Oxygen anc Acetylene Co. Ltd. In Pasir Panjang was called off this afternoon following the resumption of wages talks between the management and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union the Labour Ministry. The workers will
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    WHAT'S IN A NAME? PLENTY FOR SIR FRANCIS
    103 9 WHAT'S IN A NAME? PLENTY FOR SIR FRANCIS SINGAPORE. Wed. A British diplomat with a four-barrelled name flew into Singapore this evening, and quipped: "I am prepared to sell my name If it has any sale value. "It's quite a mouthful. Isn't it?" he asked reporters at the airport. The
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    Pay rises for hotel staff
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. About 200 employees of the Adelphi Hotel in Coleman Street are to get $15 to $30 wage increases backdated to Feb. i following an agreement signed today between the management and the Singapore Qeneral Employees Union.
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    Security test
    27 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Combined police and military internal security exercises will be field in the central and western parts of the island on Friday and Saturday.
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    WAR DEPT. MAN: PAY CUT BY CAUSEWAY
    269 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed, ~j A CALL to the 400A Strong branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association in Johore Bahru to "prepare for a struggle" against their employers over revision nf their pay was made here today by Mr. K.E. Varughese, secretary
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    Trade union man is guilty again
    268 9 SINGAPORE, Wad r<OVINDASAMY Paki- risamy, 24, a member of the central committee of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, was convicted in a magistrate's court today of assaulting an American salesman during a strike at Roneo Ltd.. in Robinson Road, on Feb. 7. The
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      386 9 RADIO MALAYA Interlude: 1000 Organ S'lec- His Orche«tr»; 2.00 Th? Scarlet kaZ-ZSaw =T.£_l£ lon 1018 Tfce Mood Por ar y: 21 Calling The Houae«JJS«^. SHOrrWAVi: Cla« --a; If*l Batt LlghU And wife; 2.4S Made For Each OUMr; SMtviUt: -.I.J nuu-r, gweet Music: 1100 Close Down 300 Close Down; 4.10 English
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    767 10  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN ROYAL WEDDING FEATURE WHILE GUNS BOOM IN ISTANA GROUNDS A WOMAN PAWANG FROM REMBAU WILL CHANT INCANTATIONS FOR CLEAR SKIES -r- I Kuala Lumpur, Wed. ROYAL drums will sound and guns will boom shortly after dawn lomorrow to announce to Ihe nation that all is
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    800 11 rpHE ROYAL WEDDING celebrations begin early today Here is the full programme; TODAY: Commence- 5 ment ceremony. 7.45 a.m. Religious leaders and guests assemble at the Istana Negara. 8.00 ajn.— Prayers. 8.10 a-m.— Refreshments. 8.30 a.m. Pawang diRaja recites incantations; simultaneously, a salute of 14 guns
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    'Olympic cook' Omar to prepare bersanding feast
    171 11 'Olympic cook' Omar to prepare bersanding feast IT U ALA LUMPUR. Wed. Maltya'i "Olympic Games cook" has been given the task of preparing food for the 2400 Kurste Invited to the bergandlnj ceremony of Sharlfah Barwa and Ten*- ku Suleiman on Sunday. He Is inche Omar bin Slman Of Johor
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    250 12 IN A WORLD OF DOLLS A GLANCE at a special "work room" in the home of Mrs. Taramati Patel will show what might be a typical needlework corner for a housewife. But for Mrs. Patel it is more than that. It is a nook where she lets her imagination run
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    Wear pearls to suit your figure
    110 12 WHEN selecting pearl accessories, Judge the over-all effect of a necklace by looking in a fulllength mirror, not in a hand or small counter mirror. Then, select a strand that complements your height. One maker of pearl necklaces recommends a single string or a
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    Organisation offers help to Malayan women
    481 12 Organisation offers help to Malayan women from DOUGLAS 1 LACKERSTEEN, LONDON MRS. Anne Mac Donald. crisp, efficient and full of charm, gave me an apologetic smile. Then the organising secretary of the Women's Corona Society said: "Delegates from 50 countries are at this year's conference. But there is nobody from
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    HONEYMOON: Its oriain
    41 12 THE word "honeymoon came from the term "honey mouth." In ancient Europe, the bride and the groom were required to drink mead a kind of wine made from honey for 30 days after the wedding to Insure frultfulness.
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      314 12 Straits Times Crossword H I ACROSS later o j ancient language t8». 1. Mmm to have a row in coun 7. Island farm on a sort ol cape <B>. 5 Possibly the round tree is 27 8 Dealing with a vessel in irrwi specimen <6>. dfcmpSr '8). 9 New boats
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    78 14 TTHF r rdrraUon Minister ol Finance ban fixed these prices (or calculating customs dnties for the week beginnine on May 17. Rubber 78"; rentsa Ib. Copra $148 a ton. Coconut oil >684 a ton. Palm oil 5631.50 a ton. Palm kernels $316.50 a ton. The rates of duties
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    84 14 "l-HE Malayan Exshanft Sankf 1 datlsn mad* tn«t>e ehangm la Its ratM to merchants yexterday (all rates to SIOO): Canada: rmylng TT 3S 13M8. airmail OD 3» 15/16. 90 d/st Mi credit bill*. 3«t trad* hills. Sslllnx TT *r OD rtsdy: Canada Ml' 1620: Hclland Oulldsrs 117 J.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    183 14 CHIPS lyrng alonciidt tht Sln«aport whinn tMla* ars: Straat MozarntiiTU. 10/11, Marhaon 3A/3A. Wonovobo 4S. Vardaa* 38/39. Oastrl Ffllcc 1/2. Oonron. Salkal Maru 4/S, S»m«iT^ N.W. S. ftolancor N.W S. Moonif 42 43. nraovlllc 43. Bii Tremrinnu IS. Tozsxi, Maru No 8. 14. Fraokfurt 8/£> Outtr rtads:
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    Malayan Cement
    15 14 Malaran C«mcnt production at the Rawang works in April was 24.506 tons. SEMI
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    MINING COUNTERS AGAIN DROP OFF IN PRICE
    521 14 From Our Market Correspondent A VERY definitive pattern for the highly volatile tin section of the Malayan Stock Exchange has now been established and yesterday was no exception. The recommendation that legislation be passed to enable U.S. tin stockpile releases and statement that
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 14 Malaran Stork Indices May U May IS Industrials: 178..">4 177. 79 Tins: 298.99 293.91 S rubbers: 191.16 191.16 lan. 1. 1958 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    890 14 OUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: BouMead (1.000) 11.64, (2.0O0) SI «2: Dunlop* 51.70 i SL; Kan Smeltlns (1,000) S3 ON. S3 OL: Kit/patrlrlu (2,000) K 03: F. and N. ordii (2,000 v S2.RO, (2.0001 52.82:
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    Stockpile again: Tin is down over eight dollars
    207 14 VERVOUSNESS caused by the unanimous apxl proval of legislation in Washington to ensure releases from the American stockpile tumbled the price of Straits Tin yesterday by 58.75. At $451.50 the price Is now at Its lowest level since midJune of last year
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    217 14 UNE finl sr.de rubber huyfri f.*.b. I clo«»d at S p.m. In Kuala Unifpur ynnrrday at ?f<j crnts p«r Ib.. down n qu.iripr of a c«nt on Tuesday's cloning prlcr. The tooc wan quid. PKD'RAVioN OF malaya RUBBER EXCHANGE rloolnx prlr<r< In Cfnt« f>cr lb yesterday:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    106 14 M.iv 16 three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS N. IS <t.i Cold Storage 5d M. Box 12 M Steamship 9 rt* Brewerie* rts. s. Time* IS rt» RoMnson* !> rt» P. Trader* 33 eta. S. Darby 4»<i fniteer* 13 ct* W. Jack* 9 cis. MININCJ A. Am-il 23 Pi
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 May 16 KIRBKR PRICES. SINGAPORE: 794 cents (down a quarter of a cent). K.L.: 791 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $451.50 per picul (down $8.75). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 20 tons).
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    220 14 JUNE lint «rado rubbor buysrs to.b. J closed at T> p.m in Singapore ycsrterdiy at 791 cent* p«r Ih. down a quarter of a cent on Tuesday* closing price. The closing ton* (H very quiet. I.C.C.R.A. rloainit prices in r»nt» per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R s.S.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    95 14 METBOI'RNE. Wed v-ESTERDAY'S ensler trend tn treneial lnvestm< intensified today. Oils were weik with practically all issues losing ■mm A.O O dropped li to 63s Bn-# metals were irregular and loan* firm. Ampoi n n.n. i4'if>B A r.t 7H Mnwnt laa T^'il V»' M V n <""n. /.(no.
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    125 14 CHINESE Piortuce CieninM. (mil*- parr noon »rlc«s o«f o'tui yrttrrrtair: Coconut Ol»: Mil* «•'< *r!leni. <Imm «42« «rll»r«. M l"X Continrnt Mivrr«. HI •>»il»r« Ptoetr Miintnk whit* t147» sellers Sarawak whit* '14.'. «»llem. »p*"hl ParuwTili blnrk $117* •jrilem. rcarh!«H! Ijimponr black Sll5 sfllfrn. ASTA SI2S wllm Sincaporc
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      727 14 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members ot the aoove A.-.-U--ciH;»on in ihe State of Singapore will be closed for business on Friday 18(h May 1962 lor Vesak Day. NOTICE Mr. A. Joseph. Managing Director of Redwood < Malaya > Limited. Timber Shippeis. 00l Lee Van Lian Bulidinv. Moumbatten Ro.iu.
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      966 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS NOTICE APPLICATIONS are invitee fiom Federal Citizens /State Na tionals for appointment as Tern' porary Clerk* tor Chief Mcrtira A Health Officer. Kedah/Perlis Office. Alor Star and office of thi Medical Officer i'c Perils, Kangai on the Salar- Scale of $107 50; 7.50-1234Q 1*30x7 50- 152.50 IM 750-*****
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      843 15 > TENDERS j MINISTRY OF EDUCATION i TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "D" and above registered Contractors wJI 1 be received at the Office of the Chiet Architect. Ministry ot Edue cation. Young Road, Kuala Lum- I pur up to 3 p.m. of the 25th May j 1962 tor the
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      891 15 TENDERS J.K.R. KEDAH TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from Class "D" and above registered contractors at the office of the Stale Engineer. Kedah and Perils. Alor Star, up to 3.00 p m. on 23rd May. 1962. lor the Construction I of Culverts on the Ven-Singkir I Rural Road in
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      876 15 EDUCATION >0 Word* $i (Vim.)— Box M rtt. extra FOORMAN't SCHOOL. Knroimeots for Pianotorte. Theur>. All Grades To Diploma. Pinno-Accordion. Piano-Jaz». Guitar. Recorder. Violin. Clarinet. Trumpet. Saxophone Klute Tel: (S'rore) ***** LEARN MALAY Kxpert Tuition Goverrnnent examinations Standard. Commencing Todi.v' Kenmnera to All SI. it ps. Morning/ Afternoon 'Kvemng <°o:r.inerclnl
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      742 15 LOANS :0 Word* SS (Min.)-Box it) eti. extra CHINESE GENTLCf'.AN earning *S3u-. monthly requires loan ViOO'ur«entl». Payahle following t»o inBtaMaaan with reaaonahlr intereat Plra»e reply Box MM*, ST.. Spore. VEHICLES FOR SALE M Hurrfi Si Hm.)— Box i 0 ctt. extra I SINGER CAZELLE CJM. Very coud I condition. J.'fWKi
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    IN MFMORIAM
    45 16 lo roiiiiiKiiioi.ilr ihr ;tid anni\rrvirj ol the d'Mlli «f Mri. Loo Sh.uk Sang mr Madam Lock Iran CfeM l>o died on Illh da> ol thr 4th moon, MM, "In distant thoiiKht and silent *oiro»." Inserted b> her loxini; lius hand and beloved rhildrrn
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      863 16 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT, (No. 118) Muut nna section 137 I nei«ov gnen under section 137 ot the lown Boards Enactmtni that ihe following draft plan nas been prepaied and Is IMB i<< public inspection on any wo: king day during office hours at i he ofhre ol the Town
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      518 16 NOTICES NOTICE IN mi iik ,ii coi'Ri of TBi. STATK Ot SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE On one No. 30 of I9*i. Between boo Chiug Choy nee Soo Ching L.S. Chun) Petitioner. And' Jo-eph Choy Respondent. NOTICE To: Joseph Choy. late of Singapore. A Petition tor Divorce has been I filed
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      970 16 COMPANY MEETING THE STRAITS TRADING COMPANY LIMITED At the Annual General .Meeting of The Straits Trading Company Limited in Kuala Lumpur on I6th May 1962 the Chairman. Sir Ewen Fergusson. said: said CHAIRMAN'S ADDRESS Phe Report and Account tot the year ended 31.-1 December 1961. having oeen in yaw hand-
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      723 16 ON 75TH ANNIVERSARY 1 One must not overlook or under eMimate tne very important as.'-ur- ante uiven by the Pie.-ident of tne United S.ate^ in Octoaer la&t year I 'It uah to ihe effect that tiie i United State* did not Intend to depress the price of tin through iiie
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      882 16 1 NOTICE I I KUALA LUMPUR TECHNICAL COLLEGE li>62/1»63 Session. Applications arc uivitwi for admisMon to the following Courses:I PiDioma Course;- Bl Civu. Electrical and Mechanical j buguicei ing. »uiAtv;iu and Archnecturt I. Advanced Courses leading to the examination* of tlie Professional Institu- 1 tions (United Kingdom) m Civil. Electrical
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      705 16 I TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK I TENDERS for metalling and Bitumen Surfacing of the Lam- bor/Kampar Oajah Road from m.s. 18.25 to 19.75 will be received at the office of vie Slate Engineer, a PW.D.. Perak. Ipoh. .Ip to 3 p.m. n j on list May. 1962 from Contract
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      471 16 NOTICES TECHNICAL COLLEGE KUALA LUMPUR 196? 1963 SESSION PRELIMINARY t OI RSE APPLICATIONS are Invited for admission to the one year Preliminary Cour.se commencing Ist August. 1962. Applicants should po.v i Cambridge Ovei.-ea School Certificate or Federation of Malaya Certificate ol Education v.ith a pats in English Language. Preference will
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      He won 5 'golds'
      130 17 SIMiAPORK. Wed Former Malayan racehorse owner T.H. (Tommy) Menhirs dird in London last urrk after a lone illness. Be was 7'i. He had retired to England in June. 1057. after having lived in Malaya for 50 years, during which his horses had won more than 380
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      Parisian Diamond sparkles
      610 17 TIMES SPORT OWNER HOPES NEW NAME WILL BRING SUCCESS ON THE TRACK: Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday U'ILL a new name bring a change of luck to a racehorse? Phoster Stable, who paid $250 to have High Tower re named Parisian Diamond, certainly hopes so. The lour-year-old failed to
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      Sonny in England —a first and last
      243 17 LONDON, Wed.— Racing history was made at Wolverhampton last evening when 19-year-old apprentice Sonny Ng Kee Fatt became the first Malayan jockey to ride on an English racecourse. Sonny, however, finished last on Mr. Runme Shaw's Flaxseed. rank outsider In the Albrighton Maiden
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      South quad: Johore try again
      134 17 South quad: Johore try again JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Th« Johore Hockey Association are making another attempt to have the South zone quadrangular tournament, which was interrupted by rain alter two matches were playtd here last month, to be r*i.jiayed instead of continued. The JHA have written to the Malayan Hockey
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      Pestana to be SABA coach
      49 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Amateur Boxing Association tonight appointed Frank Pestana as national coach. Mr. Pestana will also serveon the selection committee which include Theo Ricketts Roy Lazaroo. Sqd. Ldr Browi: and Noel Hay. who will be manager to the Asian Game: in Jakarta.
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      TEN TO FOLLOW AT BT TIMAH
      206 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ten horses to follow at the May meeting which opens at Bukit Timah on Sunday are: AMAGASAKI Won twice over a mile at Bukit Tlmah: narrowly beaten by Nashor at Kuala Lumpur last month. SELATIC— A smart winner over H miles at
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      335 17 SOCCER IPOH Div. 1: Kllat 5 PCRC 0: Dtv. 2 Shaw Bros 3 Town Council 1. PENANG Div. 3: Olugor "B" 3 Marines 3: Sg Ara Old Boys 3 BAFC 1. L PKHAK Div. J: Plemington 5 Indians 5 XLI ANC. LEAGIE: Elias Est 7 BMH "B" 1.
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      Tennis entries
      27 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Entries for the Malayan Malays tennis championships here on June 2-5 close on Friday with the secretary, c/o Treasury, Clarke Street, XL.
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      RANGERS & THE RULES —HARUN EXPLAINS
      502 17 RANGERS THE RULES —HARUN EXPLAINS By NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur, Wad. rriiE president of the F.A. of Selangor, Inche x Harun bin Haji Idrls, admitted today that the rules on withdrawals in the bye-laws of the association's League competition were "inadequately" phrased. But whenever this was found to be so,
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      Lock icon Italian title to Layer
      53 17 ROME, Wed. Left-hander Rod Layer beat fellow-Aus-tralian Roy Emerson 6-2, 1-6. 3-6. 6-3, 6-1 to win the men's singles title in the Italian tennis championihlps here yesterday. In the men's doubles final. Layer and John Fraser beat another Australian pair. Ken Fletcher and John Newcombe 11-9,
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      SGSFA angered by Son's remarks
      203 17 SiMGAI-ORE, Wed. The Singapore Government Services F.A. today protested against the reference to their annual King's .Cup match with Federation of Malaya Government Services as "sectional" and not national. The relerence was made by Singapore Amateur F.A president Soh Ghee Soon when he ■explained the
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      Ceylonese in K0 final
      45 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ceylone.se entered the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout competition final today when they beat Prisons 3-0 at Serangoon Road. All-the goals were scored in the second half, through Sarboo, Lingam and Yatim. Ceylonese will meet SRC in the final.
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      Eintracht
      27 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Elntracht. the West German League soccer champions, will arrive here on Friday. They will meet a Malayan side at Merdeka Stadium on Saturday.
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      202 17 a amwA VbW^^^bbl f* 1 Do girls prefer playboys? flkA^^g^l yF/n IN m MAY ISSUE ■SbV^b^bl^ BEAUTY: Beauty Club and Beauty Consultant's Adv.ce £*l FASHION: Stripes In The Sun with Free Patterns Vicki Dutton's Day f? Wear Sarong Keboya Roland Chow's Latest Cheongsam Tg|~|~ Creations. a^T^ »^^V FICTION: Four complete
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      89 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCtER SPoitt Div. 2B: P. Branl v RAP Tengah (Goylang); Div. 2D: S. Jaya v Chinese Ath "A" (St. George's Rd>; Div. 3A: Arsenal v Rangers (Farm- Pk> B'GOB Div. 1: Mlndef v IndoMudn. Mercantile v Depot (both matches at Merdelcn Siadiumi' Div. 2: SCRC v Sgor Club
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    Lee, Mac in 'friendly' 1-hour talks
    522 18 ]%IR. LEE KUAN YEW today conferred for an hour with Mr. Harold Macmillan on thp proposed Federation of Malaysia. Mr Reginald IfaokUng, Colonial Secretary. mma present at the talk-, which were described a> "friendly." Later Mr. Lee went to the Colonial Oflu-e. where he
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    JB police in exercise
    60 18 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Steel helme-ted policemen armed with rilles were seen on the street* here today when, a public order exercise wa.s ■taged by the Johore Bahru police circle. The exercise was to improve liaison and communications in the Police Dei partment. It also tested the
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    Club closed on police advice
    51 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Beachcomber Night Club in Pasir Panjang. opened on I March 1, closed down at midnight. The owner. Mr. Kenny Buchanan. 30, who has acted in films, said he had been advised to close by Mr. Niaz Mohammed Shah. OIC Tanjonc Paear doHcp
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    Lock icon S. Korean film wins top award in Seoul
    135 18 SEOUL, Wed. South Korea s full length u.iture lilm "My Mother and the Roomer" black and white i today won the major trophy as the best motion picture a1 the ninth Asian Film F< In Seoul. South Korea's Kyun Bhtn wa- awarded
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    DEATH
    36 18 MADAM HO CHOON CUAT ■'i II iv IM p er hehlnd only M>n. Teo Koon Her. mm- rt r.i-hter*. 0i..--<ltiii.li'<t-t-ln». foir unf-.n-liiw (HUM tr.inrt rliMm !o mouri the-r on Coi.f. 1 7 .'I tS i>.in
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    9 18 HA KHOI SIAN .v KtmiU rrtattTM Mr* M
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    70 18 MR A MRS. W,,:,c Trnt: Chronic thank pn.-on »:;in*. rtlativej and irlendK nee. BMM uremhg ;ind scroll*, pi vi nikht *Mtt, loaned ears and attended their mother* funeral. THE PARENTS and family of the bto Ntr. Alex Koh Chenc Rok thank thf rr.ifT of the Reremli.in nn.l Mala.-.^ Genenji
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    35 18 FANNY BCAUTV SALOON Hiartily <hr arw oi"-nm^ of their ■:> hr.ml.rl Avcnur. Sintnpore. t. THE MALAYAN SIKHS I Ai<! Vmmt onrrr aid to i«o I ■tatta to a iinivrri<ity Ari'liotiun formi- from HIM -•.tntxin CkMlQg
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    Strong guard for Soekarno
    45 18 PRESIDENT SOEKARXO (arrowed) leaves under strong guard afier addressing the International I'nion of Studehta conference f)n Wesl Irian solidarity in Jakarta on Tuesday, the day alter an unsuccessful alteinpl was made on his life in the Merdeka Palace grounds. 1'.P.1. picture.
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    Warning to motorists
    60 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government today warned motorists that it is an offence in Singapore for motorists to have tinted windscreens on their motor vehicles. This warning follows a similar warning by the Road Transport Department of the Federation that it is illegal for Malayan motorists to have
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    Ibans on visit
    38 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ten Sibu chieis. including three penghuhus. Hew in here from Kuching today en route to the Federation on a twoweek fact-finding tour at the invitation of the Federation Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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    I am responsible i for OAS: Salan
    307 18 j PARIS, Wednesday. r»X-GENERAL Raoul Salan declared before the high military court here today: "I am the chief of the OAS. My responsibility is therefore complete." Salan. on trial as OAS leader and one of the chief* j of the General's putsch last
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    LONDON STOCKS
    422 18 LONDON, Wed. No definite trend was established in stock market.-. Numerous features both good and bad— developed following company news but generally prices moved irregularly and within fairly narrow limits. Sentiment was helped to some extent by the further overnight rise on Wall Street, the April overseas trade
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    Fair for blind
    31 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The final meeting for the 10th annual International Bazaar in aid of the Blind will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow.
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    OBJECTIONS, SO BUS MEN NOW POSTPONE ANNIVERSARY
    286 18 OBJECTIONS, SO BUS MEN NOW POSTPONE ANNIVERSARY SINGAPORE. Wednesday. T<HE Singapore Bus Workers' Union said today It 1 now proposed to hold its 14th anniversary celebrations some time in June In view of the Government's objections to its earlier proposed dates in May. In a statement u> generalsecretary. Mr. Chen
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    Nanyang lecturer killed
    91 18 Nanyang lecturer killed SINGAPORE. Wed A N.iuUnlvi rslty, at Mr. Cnuang Shu Yen. 36. was killed when hi.-L-ar was la collision with a sus at the 14 v mile. Jurong Road, this afternoon. Prof. Chuang, who returned recently after a study tour af the united States, was tound trapped in
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    Liberan is back with case
    52 18 LONDON. Wed— The Liberal Pary won a resounding victory in yesterday's by-election In Montgomeryshire, a Welsh Liberal stronghold lor 30 J Mr Emlyn Hooson, the Liberal candidate, polled more vote.s than the total cast for his three opixjnents and increased his party's majority from 2.794
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    Lock icon Glenn's capsule
    22 18 LONDON. Wed Col. John Glenn's space capsule lias joined old rail engines and cats at the British Science Museun. Renter
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