The Straits Times, 18 April 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY' CERTIFIED SAIE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    MANILA ACCORD
    922 1 No mention of Malaysia BUT ALL ARE AGREED ON A FOREIGN MINISTERS' MEETING AND, LATER, SUMMIT CONFERENCE MANILA. Wed THE deputy for- j eitfn ministers j of Malaya, Indonesia and the Philippines have agreed to recommend the holding of talks in Manila by their foreign ministers before the
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    Jani has 'high hopes' of peace
    174 1 Jani has 'high hopes' of peace MANILA, Wed. iUaj.-Gen. Achmad Jani, Minister of the Indonesian Army, expressed high hopes today that MalayanIndonesian differences could be resolved peacefully. Gen. Jani, who is on a four-day official visit here, told a news conference that the tripartite talks in Manila between Indonesia, Malaya
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    Over 100 exhibits lost in courts
    269 1 CID EXPERTS HA YE BEEN CALLED IN SINGAPORE, Wednesday. jyjOKE than 100 exhibits, described as important documents for the prosecution's case against a businessman charged with attempting to cheat the United Malayan Banking Corporation of $400,000, have been lost. The documents were placed in
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    Barwick off to see Tengku
    59 1 Barwick off to see Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Sir Garfleld Barwick. Australian Minister for External Affairs, left here today for Cameron Highlands for talks with Tengku Abdul Rahman. He was accompanied by Mr. T.K. Critchley, Australian High Commissioner. Sir Garfleld. who arrived here yesterday afternoon after attending the Seato conference
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    Lock icon Eichmann's aide held
    69 1 VIENNA. Wed— Erich Rajakowitsoh alleged nghthund man to Adolf Eichmann. turned himself in to Austrian authorities today and was immediately arrested. He will be tried as a war criminal, officials said. Police said he was arrested on charges, first made by the Vienna documentation centre, that he
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    Refugee fled with files
    51 1 BERLIN. Wfd.— A lieutenant in the East German Ministry for State Security has fled to West Berlin and is being interrogated by British authorities. Allied sources said. The lieutenant crossed the border into the British sector yesterday, bringing with him his pistol and a briefcase with
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    Fallout jump
    25 1 VIENNA. Wed.— Radioactivity In the air over. Austria has risen by 40 per cent in the laat month, it was announced here today.-
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    Lock icon Envoy for Cuba
    40 1 JAKARTA. Wed.— President Soekarno has sent Marshal Shryarma. former Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Air Force, to Cuba to open an Indonesian Embassy in Havana. Cuba has its Charge d'Affaires in Jakarta. Mr. Leonel Alonso. Reuter.
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    Rex sues for equal billing in Cleopatra
    166 1 Rex sues for equal billing in Cleopatra LOS ANGELES, Wed.—Actor Rex Harrison yesterday brought a suit to force 20th Century-Fox to give him "equal billing" with Richard Burton in the film "Cleopatra." He asserted that the studio "is only attempting to capitalise on the worldwide publicity Burton and Elizabeth Taylor
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    Lock icon The world is spinning faster now
    109 1 TOKYO. Wed— The revolution of the earth has become unusually faster since the turn of the year, probably foreshadowing an abnormal weather this summer, according to the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported today. The observatory said the faster revolution of the earth
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    N. Borneo claim 'is weak'
    168 1 T»HE Philippine claim 1 to British North Borneo is weak. Senator Lorenzo Sumulong said today. Senator Sumulong. who is chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, charged Mr. Jovito Salonga. a member of the Lower House, with having "misrepresented my position" on the basis of
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    Negara's Garieb is acquitted of sedition charge
    327 1 Negara's Garieb is acquitted of sedition charge JUDGE SAYS TAPE RECORDING NOT SUFFICIENTLY AUDIBLE' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The national vice-president of Party Negara, Garieb Raouf, •walked out of the High Court here today cleared of a charge under the Sedition Ordinance. "Thank goodness this is all over and I am
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    Lock icon Narasimhan in Sarawak
    48 1 KUCHINQ. Wed.— The personal representative of United Nations Secretary-General. U Thant. today met Sarawak political leaders to hear their views on Malaysia. Mr. C. V. Narasimhan. U.N. Under-Secretary. spent one hour each with officials of the Sarawak United People's Party and the Sarawak Alliance.— Reuter.
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    Disaster on two isles
    65 1 HONOLULU 'Huuiuii. Wed.— Two storm wrecked Hawaiian Islands have been declared disaster areas alter damage estimated at more than $2,000,000. The islands ol Oaliu and Kaua. bore tlie brunt of a three-day storm described U Hawaii's wor.s: for 12 years. Hawaii s Governor. Mr. John Burns,
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    Death fall
    43 1 SINGAPORE. Wed— A woman. Tan Moni? Choon. 26. ol Plantation Avenue, off Yio Chu Kann Road, fell to her death from the ninth floor of a block of Housing and Development Board flats In Kampons; Kayu Road, off Mountbatten Road, tonight.
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    British troops sent to Borneo
    163 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. A build-up of British forces in the Borneo I territories has begun following the armed attack on Tebedu. a town on the Sarawak-Indo-nesian border, last Friday. It began with the dispatch of a company of Royal Marine Commandos from Singapore to Kuchini? on
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    STOP PRESS ADENAUER REFUSES BONN Wed
    57 1 STOP PRESS ADENAUER REFUSES BONN Wed (f||or K bas rf fused i" with opposition nnmin.itii.n i»l t C binrrllMi I ml i a« hi* -in I P I TIN UP £6 LONDON v\"i n f 1i 1 1 mi i ondnn Mi Mark) «.pot bii\.r- .t I Rgj «.rl|rr mth
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Malaysia: Russia rather worried'
      279 2 Malaysia: Russia rather worried' I'XITED NATIONS, Wednesday. THE new Russian representative, Mr. Nikolai Fedoreuko, said yesterday that Russia was rather concerned over the proposed Federation of Malaysia. He said an attempt was being made to "create yet another bloc which would not be peace loving by any means, within the
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      MANILA REASSERTS CLAIM TO BORNEO
      86 2 MANILA REASSERTS CLAIM TO BORNEO IXI T E D NATIONS. Wed. The Philippines irasserted its legal and historical claim lo North Borneo yesterday in th« 1 1 nation Committee on Information from Nonself governing Territories. The Philippine Minister, Mr. Privado G. Jimenez, formally stated that his Government reserved its position
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      RHODESIA VIOLENCE WARNING
      155 2 THE Rev. Ndabanlngl Sithole. chairman of the Zimbabwe African People's r Union (ZAPUi. said yesterday the Southern Rhode- sian Government had closed the door to advancement by Africans through consitutlonal methods and "violence must come about." Speaking to reporters after an hour-long meeting with Mr. G Mcnnen
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      COUSIN OF KING SAUD KILLED IN PARIS HOTEL
      167 2 COUSIN OF KING SAUD KILLED IN PARIS HOTEL PARIS. Wed. Prince Abdul Aziz ben Saud. cousin of King Saud of Saudi Arabia, was shot dead in a quarrel in a Paris hotel bar j yesterday. An Algerian secretaryinterpreter of the King's household has been arrested. His name was given as
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      Lock icon A KAMIKAZE TO BE MONK
      46 2 A WARTIME Japanese Kamikaze (suicide) pi* lot. Takayun Matsuo. swaps aircraft controls for the handle of a broom as he gets down to sweeping a room in a monastery in Padova, Italy, where he is to become a monk. UPI photo.
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      Lock icon Rice on ration
      27 2 SAIOON. Wed.— Rice was being rationed in Hue, the ancient imperial capital In Central Vietnam, because of a serious shortage, local newspapers reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Jakarta exports take a plunge
      87 2 Jakarta exports take a plunge JAKARTA, Wed.—lndonesian exports dropped by 3.634 million rupiahs last year, the Government announced today. Exports In 1962 totalled 27.995 million rupiahs. compared with 31.629 million rupiahs in 1961. All exports dropped in value except smallholders' rubber and tin. which rose by 771 million rupiahs and
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      Lock icon Katanga rape riots: Tshombe accuses
      152 2 ELISABETHVILLE, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Moise Tshombe yesterday blamed a Baluba leader, who wanted more power, for the five days of bloody tribal rioting in Katanga. The death toll: 63 killed" and 58 seriously wounded. The riots were at Jadotvllle. a mining town 80 miles from here.
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      Lock icon Peugeot 404 is the winner
      79 2 NAIROBI. Wed.— The provi- 1 slonal results of the 3.132-Mile last African Safari rally were confirmed here this evening. The winner In the overall classification was a Peugeot 404 driven by Nick Nowickl and P. B. Cliff, of Kenya. A Ford Anglia 1198 driven by
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      Suicide attempt by bomb man
      51 2 ACCRA. Wed.— Robert Otchere. an opposition member of the Ghana Parliament, was Jailed three years for attempted suicide. The prosecution claimed he tried to kill himself while in police custody on suspicion of Complicity In the wave of bomb explosions last year and early this
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      Lock icon PACT FOR NEW ARAB UNION IS SIGNED
      215 2 CAIRO, Wednesday. A DOCUMENT proclaiming the new federation of Egypt, Syria and Iraq was signed here i this morning, Cairo Radio announced today. The radio reported that President Nasser, holding tht pen In his hand, said: "In tn« name of God the merciful.
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      Yemen to join 'soon'
      41 2 Yemen to join 'soon' ADEN, Wed.— President Abdullah Sallal of Yemen said today his country would Join the Arab Federation "as soon as possible" according to Sanaa Radio heard here. The radio said that Algeria too would be joining the Federation.
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    U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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    Lock icon Captain of Thresher's escort criticised
    276 3 PORTSMOUTH (New Hampshire), Wednesday. 4 NAVAL board of inquiry yesterday criticised the captain of the submarine escort vessel Skylark for apparent failure to advise Washington authorities immediately of the last messages received from the missing nuclear submarine. Thresher. Vlce-Admiral Bernard Aus- > tin. president of
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    Lock icon N-Sub loins Royal —Navy—
    116 3 N-Sub loins Royal Navy BARROW IN FUR NESS (England). Wrd. Britain's first nuclear submarine, the Dreadnought, was commissioned here today and goes into service with the Royal Navy next Tuesday. The C2O million submarine was launched by Quern Elizabeth in October 1960. The Dreadnought, with a displacement of about 3.000
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    Lock icon Envoy retires
    40 3 BONN, Wed— Mr. Walter Dowling. 58. U.S. Ambassador to West Germany, has decided to retire from the U.S. Foreign Service and will return home soon to continue convalescing from a recent illness, an. embassy spokesman said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon SHE BECOMES HAYLEY'S FRIEND—AT $850 A DAY
    76 3 SHE BECOMES HAYLEY'S FRIEND— AT $850 A DAY SIXTEEN-year-old Caroline Maudling daughter of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Reginald Maudling. recently became £100-a-day film actress. Caroline signed a £400 contract for four days' work on the film "The Chalk Garden" which is being produced by Hollywood producer Ross Hunter.
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    Lock icon Ban-the-bomb 'peace march'
    50 3 ATHENS. Wrd. British "ban-the-bomb" campaigners Mai Pat Arrowsmith and Miss Wendy Butlin have arrived here to lake part In next Sunday's "Peace March' ttoin Marathon. The 28-milr march to Athens has been banned by the Greek authorities but the organisers arc going ahead with their arrangements. Reuter
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    Lock icon Lord Snowdon's new position
    59 3 LONDON. Wed.— Lord Snow don. Princess Margaret's husband, has been appointed by the Queen as Constable of Caernarvon Castle In WaleS. it was unnounred here yesterday. The Constable of Caernarvon ranked hijjh in the administrative dutic- of Wales in mediaeval times, but nowadays the duties are
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    Lock icon Flooded out
    34 3 HONOLULU. Wed— More than j 50 families were evacuated lrom the island of O..hu und hundreds left iheir homes on Kauai as heavy rains brought floods to the I islands.— Renter I
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    Lock icon Death of an M.P.
    28 3 NEW YORK. Wed. -Sir Leslie Plummer. a Labour Party M.P.. dieri at New York Hospital last night within three hours of his ndmission. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon U.S Steel too, puts up its prices
    248 3 U.S Steel too, puts up its prices NEW YORK, Wednesday. U.S. Steel Corporation announced yesterday that it would raise its prices by an average of US$4.B5 a ton on certain flat rolled steel products. Earlier yesterday the Armco Steel Corporation announced higher prices for selected steel products the fifth firm
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    Lock icon Jack's working visit
    35 3 PALM BEACH I Florida i. Wed President Kennedy's planned trip to Italy in June will be made as a working visit rather than a state visit, it was announced here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon The population explosion: Call for control
    144 3 VLTASHINGTON. Wed. The U.S. National Academy of Sciences predicted today that the present world population of about 3,000 million would double by the end of the century and proposed a programme of birth control to check it. "Other t in the search for lasting
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    BOOKIES PAY ON WRONG HORSE
    223 3 LONDON, Wednesday. tnJRIOUS bookmakers lost thousands of pounds to punters yesterday after an agency had sent a wrong race result from Newmarket racecourse. I Betting-shop bookies paid out happily enough after an announcement over teleprinters and telephones owned by the Exchange Telegraph Co. that Perkins
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    Lock icon The left-right mix-up
    54 3 BOURNEMOUTH (England. Wed.— John Barker said his two-year-old son. Ashley, broke his right leg but when he went to the hospital they put a cast on the left leg. He said a doctor at the hospital told him "that sort of thing does I happen and changed
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    Learning how the British live
    48 3 LONDON, Wed.— Four Russian housewives arrived here Iron. Moscow today to stay with different families in England and Scotland and find out "just how the British live." They are members of the Soviet Women's Organisation, which has a membership of about 40 million
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    Lock icon Thant for Rumania
    27 3 VIENNA. Wed.— U Thant. U.N. Becretarv General, will visit Rumania from May 4 to May 8 at the invitation of the Rumanian Government.— Reuter.
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    A $500 bail for ten charged with rioting
    131 4 A $500 bail for ten charged with rioting SINGAPORE, Wed. 1 Ten men were charged in a Magis- trate's Court today with rioting at the five-! footway of the Rendezvous Bar and Hotel in Bras Basah Road at 1.15 p.m. on Feb. 24. They were alleged to be members of
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    Chinese Y activities
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Chinese V.M.C.A. Adult Department will hold a series of eight sessions on soclo-educational activities In May and June.
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    20 STOREY FLATS READY ON JUNE 1
    276 4 20 STOREY FLATS READY ON JUNE 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THK Singapore Housing and Development Board today announced that towering Selegie House— its first skyscraper complex of low-cost Hals would be ready for occupation on June 1. The flats have been built at a total cost of $3.8 million, including $1
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    New centre
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The president of the Singapore Rolary Club. Mr. M. C. Boyle, will open the first day training centre of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children in Ah Hood Road on April 37.
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    Union calls for secret vote
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Singapore Medical Service* Union today called on the rival Amalgamated Union of Public Employees to place the interests of the nursing staff above Its own interests by agreeing to a secret ballot to anttle the issue of union representation. Both unions are
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    X-ray drive reveals 224 cases of TB
    164 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The opening of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association's Uttamram chest clinic in September last year enabled Sata to X-ray over 12,500 people in the Changi area and discover among them 224 active cases. This report of the work of the regional clinic
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    SHB PEON PRAISED BY POLICE
    124 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Singapore Harbour Board messenger. Inche Mohammed Hussain bin Dollah. 23, was today commended by the Commissioner of Police for assisting in the arrest of a person found tampering with a boat near the Royal Singapore Yacht Club last year. The commendation letter
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    IT WAS A TECHNICAL OFFENCE —HIGH COURT JUDGE
    210 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Crown today successfully appealed in the High Court, against a lower court ac- quittal in a case of the kidnapping of a Muslim girl under 16 years of age from her lawful guardian. Abdul Rahman bin Sheripdin had been
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    337 4 THE follow ins is todays schedule oi civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebmr airport. Singapore: AIUUVALB BO AC: Prom London. Frankfurt. Zurich. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 700) 6.55 a.m.; from Melbourne. Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta (BA 711) 9.05 p.m. Qantas: From London. Rome. Cairo. Karachi. New
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    'Morphine in milk' trial
    230 5 COOK AT CANTEEN TELLS HOW COCONUT JUICE CHANGED COLOUR WOMAN CONSTABLE IS ACCUSED OF TRYING TO DRUG THE KANGAR POLICE KANGAR, Wednesday, y WOMAN Special Constable, Kasiah binte Haji Taib, 41, was today accused of attempting to "drug" members of the Hangar Police Force. Rasiah, who
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    CON MEN'S LATEST RUSE—'SAVE MALAYSIA' POSTERS
    240 5 CON MEN'S LATEST RUSE— 'SAVE MALAYSIA' POSTERS \f L'AR. Wed. The Muar District Officer. Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohaed Tahir. and the OCPD Asst. Supt. Charles Lim. yesterday warned the public against bring tricked into buying "Save Malaysia" posters Three smartiy-dressed .Malay men and a woman have been going round
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    Newsmen plan to set up Press Club
    87 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore National Union of Journalists is to have j lons with the Foreign Correspondents' Association of South-East Asia on proposals for the establishment of a Press Club here. A union news bulletin said repnmtttiM of the two orKunisatioa* would nuvt,
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    Widow's house burgled
    127 5 IPOH. Wed. A widow. Chow lot 50. who had gone out to make arrangements for her huswnd s funeral, returned last night ml found the house ransacked and. -4H vristwatch stolen. She left her house at Pasir Pinji new village here at 6.30 p.m. yesterday and went
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    Gift from star
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Ra\tratnam. today received a cheque for $965 from Hong Kong actress. MJm Eng I.r-Mecn. being proceeds of the premiere show of her latest Hokkien Him. "Poon K!m Lean. at the Jubilee Tneatre last week in aid of the National
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    MacLeod for London
    39 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The chairman of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaya* Ltd. Dato W. M. MacLeod, left by air for London today on his way to attend Rothmans seventh world group! i-onleri'nce in Cannes next month
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    Four more local boys off to be pilots
    127 5 Four more local boys off to be pilots OINGAPORE, Wed. Malayan Airways has selected another four young men for training as commercial pilots. Messr.s R. A. Thomas, Pow Tuk Kwan, Choo Kok Liang and Foo Chee Wan left Singapore last night by air for Perth. Scotland, where they will spend
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    Two off to wait for Razak
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Dr. W. T. Phillips. Deputy Secretary in the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Ministers Department, and the Under-Secret iiry. Mr. Thorn? Yaw Hong, left by air for the United Stairs today to be on hand during the visit of the
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    'Condemn revolt' rally for Nara in Brunei
    142 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Wed.— At a mass rally to be held here on Friday proMalaysia parties will tell the visiting United Nations Chief of Cabinet. Mr. C. V. Narasimban. that the people of Brunei condemn the recent revolt led by Sheikh Azahari An organiser
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    RAPE CASE DOCTOR
    52 5 DR. LING NCAN LIONC, 37 (above), a general practitioner, who faces a tentative charge of raping a 13--year-old girl at his clinic in 18, Back Street, Kampoing Koh, Sitiawan, on April 9. The preliminary inquiry is fixed for July 17 at the magistrate's court in Sitiawan. Straits
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    AIRPORT MEN JOIN GAMMON STRIKERS
    297 5 AIRPORT MEN JOIN GAMMON STRIKERS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. SEVENTEEN labourers employed at the new International Airport site at Subarig, 14 miles from here, have struck in sympathy with 50 workers who have been on strike at the Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. concrete factory at Petaling Jaya since last Wednesday. A .spokesman
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    38 Thai officers to visit Malaya
    147 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A party of 38 Thai army, air force i and navy officers and 1 members of the civil service will arrive here for a four-day study tour on April 27. The delegation from the i National Defence College of Thailand will
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    Irish Hussars to hold fete
    57 5 IPOH. Wed. The Querns Royal Irish BOMMI will hold a fete on the sports Held off Ashby Road here on Saturday from 2.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. in aid of the Freedom from Hunger campaign. Th« bands of the sth Bn.. the Royal Malay Regiment,
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    Kranji ceremony
    38 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Dutch community In Singapore will observe a remembrance ceremony at Kr.mji military cemetery on May 4 in honour of all who gave their lives for the liberation of the Netherlands during the war.
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    Delegation from Formosa coming
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Inche Mahmood bin Ambak. president, of the United Chambers of Commerce, returned here today after leading a 12-man delegation on a one-week tour of Formosa. He said that a 10-man delegation from Formosa would visit the Federation next month.
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    Thieves steal metal sheets
    58 5 KLANG. Wed. Thieves broke into a factory of Pilmoor Estate. 12 milrs from here, last night and Kot away with 570 aluminium sheets worth more than 53. 000. The manager. Mr. J. S. Alexander, said today that the thieurs removed the ,<ide-door or the factory and
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    Many 'incidents' in big security exercise
    235 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than 800 troops and 50 police last night completed a Joint exercise to test the efficiency of the two forces in Selangor in dealing with public disorder. They dealt with 68 "incidents" during the twoday exercise. It was code-named "Abnatt"
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      376 6 A comedy of errors, says court: Two acquitted ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Sessions Court president, Syed Hassan Al-Jeffri. today said that a "double your money" cheating case had turned out to be a "comedy of errors." He acquitted a private school pupil, S. Sothinathan. 21, of Circular Road and a
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      RAMVONG GIRLS GIVE EVIDENCE
      180 6 PENANG, Wednesday. TWO Thai ramvong girls gave evidence today at a preliminary inquiry in connection with the death of a 19-year-old youth in the Waterfall Road Cafe on Chap Goh Meh, Feb. 9 this year. Three men— Lim Giap See. 26. Lee Kirn Hin, 22. and
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      'State your stand' call to the UDP
      88 6 SEREMBAN, Wed,— Mr. D. B. S«rnlvasg:am, secre-tary-general of the Peoples' Protressivr Party, last night called on United Democratic Party leaders to make their stand as to whether they will firnt for equal rights for the Chinese and the Indians. Mr. Seenivasapam was speaking
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      Malik leaving for new post
      62 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Assistant Commissioner for India. Mr. G. Malik, will leave Singapore next week to take up a new past m the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi. Mr. Malik, who has been here since April 1960, will be succeeded by Mr. Thomas
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      SIX TELL PARTY: WE WONT STAND FOR ELECTIONS
      182 6 SIX TELL PARTY: WE WONT STAND FOR ELECTIONS PENANG. Wed. Sim Socialist Front City Councillors have told their party they will not seek rr-elertion at the next City polls on July 6. nominations for which close on June 6. They are >i r |> g. Ramanathan, former mayor, whose ward
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      Transferred to the capital
      68 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Yuxof. who was appointed Assistant Secretary (Economics i in the Johore Secretariat in February this year, has been transferred to the same post in the Malay Secretariat in Kuala Lumpur. He was absorbed Into the Mala. yan Civil
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      Religious course for teachers
      52 6 JOHORE BAHRU Wed. Th« Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Haji Yunos, will open a five-day training course for religious teachers at the Bulut Zaharah School here on Saturday. The course is being Jointly organised by the State Rural Development Committee and the Religious
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      A free world—by a consulate
      203 6 A free world by a consulate SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpHE INDONESIAN Consulate here said today that A the build-up of the Indonesian armed forces was Intended to defend the country against any at1 tempt at encroachment from any quarter. Mr. Rudy Gontha, Press Officer of the consulate, was commenting on a
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      Graduates pick officials
      63 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Mr. J. P Vettath has been elected president of the Indian University Graduates Association of Singapore. Other officials are: Vice-presl. dent. Mr. K. Swaminathan; hon. general secretary, Mr. N. T 8 Chopra; hon. treasurer, Mr. K. P John. Committee members are Mean. S. Naraslmhan. Dr.
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      Shorthand exam
      32 6 PENANO. Wed. The Malay Bhorthand Institute will hold an n^x!r ni tlon for Malay and non-Malay students in Pen»n* and North Malaya at St X&vUtf. Inttltution on Sunday. A^U a*
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      173 6 I TP POBSOT WHAT >■ < WMMCHfc TUB* > v- l(£3& f TMATi V^^ I OUNNO. BOTS-WHEN I I a leather- mt» auru. oo x ounno-\ v nui ■JJSim I I got up to whers me I /r I EABED. lOUfiM DOUGH 1 MMM MB OL 1 fiUZ I I
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    Pearl Harbour horror—
    1820 7 Pearl Harbour horror THE RACE TO RESCUE THE MEN TRAPPED IN THE BOMBED AND BURNING WRECKAGE OF A SHIP THIRTY men stood huddled in an ammunition handling compartment of the United States battleship Oklahoma. They stood gasping for air, drenched with sweat and oil and with salt water swirling round
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    DEATH
    61 8 "'•rsf* tit {minimum) MAOAM LAI KUM SEONO (Mrs v» aa Tim. i be mother of Mr. Wan <*a»y Wan has passed away peacefully M ber house In 33. Snrmukh Road. l "h«t»»u Gardea. Ipoa at 430 ».m. oa 17-4-0.1 at the age of 7a. leaving i>ehtssd 2 eon*. 4
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    292 8 M »er«i Sls (Hlmimmm) EMPLOYMENT RECEIVED after on* trying period of prayer. Thanks th <WDr»t grajttode to Our Lady of l-rrpetual surrour Saint Jude. MRS. ANTHONY JOSEPH. family 'h*nks rr .«uv»v fnrnda for their Mr. Anthony Joseph MR. A MR«. Willard Herbert Ollvtiro thank relativea and friends for their
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 8 M arsis Sit r Minimum) CARSON: In Kver Loviai Mrrr.ore •■r our dear mother Klicabetk Carson "at) wan ended to rest on IS-4-41 ihildrrn.
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    MISSING
    38 8 Here-i mini—am I CHARLES WARREN DUNCAN formerly of Tennant Creek North, m Fernto-y Would any person knowing the wnrreaßoun aj Charln Warren Punran, MuseroloKiM or PetroKrapher. please ranmuiKilf with Cuthhert Morro« Must Shaw. S.,h,ilor». l.vdtard Riant, sandSMl
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    172 8 Htrd, tU i Wmlmmm) TAXI APIIIRUM and b* on tot i tfcf world Available at your diaPMaary. At A MARK of r»«r»rt to hi> mother *n« hai paused away, the omre of Mr. Wan I'huy Wan will o» i'lo«ed kMtsa*. 100', NOURISHMENT through and throofh with preriom prot'ln for
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    30 8 tit* ■Htm l COME hiar Dr. Staaity ion»a t'moua KvanatMiM Hraarhing Cariatian r.o*p«M «t ACS Auditorium. Barker Knal a* April HM, asM nightly S pnv All are wrlrom«
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      Meeting In Manila
      732 8 A good agenda is a good beginning, and the agenda for the proposed tripartite ministerial meeting in Manila apparently satisfies all three powei-s. It is explained that it lias taken a long time to reach agreement on the agenda and procedure because of the desire to annotate
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      Lim Goes Slow
      326 8 Dr. Lim Swee Aun's assur- ance that the Federation Government will not rush into restrictions on imports is a necessary collective. While recent discussion on the adverse trend in Malaya's balance of trade and balance of payments has been essentially healthy, it is possible that some traders
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      Castro Trip
      207 8 Mr. Khrushchev's invitation I to Dr. Castro to visit Russia is perhaps not unconnected with I the sympathy leaders of the I Cuban Government have shown (admittedly cautiously) for the Chinese position in the Communist ideological dispute. Castro's support is worth a great deal more than the size
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    Teach yourself in just 14 days
    1010 8  - Teach yourself in just 14 days PATRICK COLDSTREAM A REVOLUTIONARY SYSTEM IS PUT INTO INCREASING USE... (INDONESIAN, FOR INSTANCE) by LONDON Wednesday THERE is a room in the tower of the Shell building marked "Language Switch board," where" senior executives can be found sitting in cubicles, wearing headphones and faced
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      After dark danger...
      171 8 After dark danger. MAY I through the co-. lumns of your newspaper make a strong protest to the Singapore City Council regarding the grounds of St. Andrew's Cathedral. As the City Council are aware. I presume, the cathedral is a most splendid and sacred monument. But the grounds surrounding the
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      CEB regrets
      18 8 WITH reference to the VI complaint of frequent interruptions to the electricity supply in the Jinjang
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      Dirty Klang
      135 8 'PHE resident of Alor Star should be thankful his town is only backward but not dirty, as is Klang. the fourth largest town and the capital of the most developed State In the country. Though the Press gave Immense publicity as long as four years ago to the
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      Jobless
      80 8 JN the Straits Times of April 13 It was reported that the A.sslstant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Tuan Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, during his meetini with representatives o. pioneer companies, stated that 80 per cent of the unemployed are Malays. I wish to clarify that this percentage
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    The man on the burning deck
    337 8 The man on the burning deck i>> Mask AKNULD.FOKSTEK ONDON. Wed. If Chief Enahoro and bis advisers have accomplished nothing else, they have proved for all the world to see that political refugees, provided they are Commonwealth i-itizens. arc better off in Dublin than they are in London. They have
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    NKOMO'S AIDES VANISH T00...
    327 8  -  JACK HALPERN from OAUSBURY. Wed. After the secret flight from Southern Rhodesia to Tanganyika last week of Mr. Joshua Nkomo and live of his top lieutenants, observers believe that some dramatic action affecting Southern Rhodesia is about to be taken In Dar-es-Salaam Mr. Nkomo. president until
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      323 8 Straits Tiaet ft Malay Mail rutiirlit advortlaementa aiay aa haadad tat tat floar COLO fTO*«M AncAOB Orchard Maaa COLO ITOKatl IaANCMII AT HOLLANO nO*D— R »TOH« KsTF>B>BL nOAD-NAVAL BASK AaMsareaad Agerts CITY BOOK STORK LTD Wlna»j»*fr Matt**. Caltyar Qway TM« NlWt FtONT ntioatrtck'* aumiaaia*' M. M. MM All. S Aetna
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    Wife tells of night of terror
    450 9 HIGH COURT IS TOLD: I WAS RAPED IN THE KITCHEN BY FIVE MEN IN SUCCESSION' IPOH, Wednesday. i MOTHER of three, G. Rasamah, 22, told Mr. Justice Neil in the High Court here today of the night she was raped in succession by five
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    Visitors give $l,ooo
    76 9 Visitors give $l,ooo Kt'ALA LUMPUR. Wed. Four Japanese engineer*, who visited Malaya for a month saved their over- seas allowances amounting to SI, OO0 and gave the j money to the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association. Thr engineers arc from the San Kyu Transportation and Engineering Co. Ltd. and included their
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    $2,000 reward offer
    50 9 JOHORL BAHRU. Wed Police here have offered a 52.000 reward for information leading to the- arre>t and conviction oi live youth*, who snatched a $10,000 payroll from the cashier of Gunons; Pulai Rubber Bttttt last Monday. The robbery took place at the 13th milestone Johore-Pontian Road I
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    A council walk-out in tenders row
    144 9 MALACCA, Wednesday FIVE Socialist Front councillors today walked out of a closed-door meeting of the Malacca Municipal Couacil when the council's president refused to allow discussion on a motion by one of them, it was learned here. Mr. Tan Tuan Boon fS.F.i had Introduced
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    Accused of cheating 35
    72 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Shamsurl bin Misu. 22. of Kajang. was charged In the Sessions Court here today with cheating 35 people by dishonestly Inducing them to deliver to him a total of < 1855 by falsely representing to them that he would find them jobs. The
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    Cultural exchange best way to boost -respect
    227 9 - SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, is confident that the visit of a Singapore cultural mission to Kuala Lumpur this weekend would mark the beginning of a genuine cultural Interchange among the five Malaysian territories. The Minister, who will head
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    The Hari Raya moon watch
    55 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The watch for the moon to determine the date of Hart Raya Haji will be made throughout Malaya on the night of April 24 Hari Raya Hajl will be celebrated en May 4 If the mo.vi is sighted. < otherwise It will
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    Bishop urges support for Malaysia
    458 9 Bishop urges support for Malaysia IPOH, Wednesday. THE Bishop of Singapore, the Right Rev. C. K. Sansbury, today urged all Anglican Church members to "constantly uphold our leaders in all their planning and decisions so that Malaysia may be a stabilising factor in this part of the world." Declaring open
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    Bar girl accused of cheating
    86 9 Bar girl accused of cheating IPOII. Wod A bar waitress. Won; Siew Lan. 19. and two men were charged in the Sessions Court here today with cheating a property owner. Chan Chun, of 52.000 Wong and the men Cheah Wah. 31. and Phon Kam Moon. IX were ■iMgd to have
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    Hailstones damage huts and injure boy on islands
    127 9 Hailstones damage huts and injure boy on islands PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed.— Hail stones fell on five islands off the Sclangor roast for half an hour yesterday. damaging huts and injuring a boy. The hailstorm was followed by a heavy downpour which continued for three hours, the first on the Islands
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    Two for study tour of U.S.
    58 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. j The Ministry oi Education's deputy secretary. Inche H. M. 3. Sharrsudin. and a Johorr Stnt* Assemblyman, Inchc Kosai bin H;i': Mohamed Salleh. will irave hen- by air tor the United State* tomorrow on U.S. State Department study grants. Both will
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    Theft of car
    16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Ford Cons'il CM was stolen trom Silat Road yesterday iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiimiii"iiiiiiimiiii
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    Nik Mohamed dies
    52 9 KOTA BHARU. Wed.— A well- 1 knovn political figure in Kfiantan Nik Mohamed bin Oato Nik Anial Diraja. died at his home in Jalan i Pinto Pong today after a short illness.. Nik Mohamed. 46. was a member of the Umno before he Joined the BorialUt Front
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    Only 100 turn up for $1.50 P-Fund lunch
    172 9 .U'ALA LUMPI'R, Wed. A canteen lunch at the Ministry ol Deience at Gurney .toad today to raise fui ds or the .National Patriotic uiul turned out (o be a Jisappointment to the *or{anisei, the canteen contractor. Mr. Chong Fong Chow. Mr. Chong
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    Supplies in for Medico team
    55 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wrd. The first shipment of a $260 000 consignment ol medical stores and eauipwiu lias bren rrceived lor the us" of 'he Medico team ;it Kuala Lipis. Pahang. T M t««m was set up three I mm .I^o oeforr the death of Uie
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    BOMOH ACCUSED BY TWO GIRLS
    126 9 KLANG, Wed. Two teen-aged girls told the police last night they were raped by a bomoh when they went to his hut for consultation. The younger girl. 13. said she was raped on Monday night when she asked the bomoh to cure her sick father.
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    Accused of theft: $5,000 bail
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Wed -K. R*m»chandran. 22. Wtw denied a charge of stealing $4,500 worth of h(Mi .iruclcs. was allowed M.OOO ball today until next Monday. He is alleged to hiivc been founjl with the property, belonging to the Naval BnT. in a car when stopped by
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    Asian poems for Americans
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two Malayans have had their translated work published In an American journal of contemporary Asian poetry. They are a Berlta Harian subeditor. Inche Samad Said, and a Singapore teacher. Inche Masuri bin Zalikun.
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    W.I talentime
    29 9 SINGAPORE Wed.-The Johort Bahru Women's Institute is to hold a South Johore Talentime competition on June 7 at the Diamond Jubilee Hall In aid of iv funds.
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      476 9 Today's Radio, TV programmes niniA IMAI ava Goodnight; 10.58 Bulan Bahasa nMU IU IV! ALA T A Kebangsaan Epilogue; 11.00 Closo NATIONAL SHORTWAVk. BEBVICE 41.7 Metre. RADIO SINGAPORE A.M. 6 00 Time Signal. Nejfa- SOBTWAVE SKRVICE: n>-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodlea; MEDILM 4 a 7.00 Time Slenal. The News: 1.10 MLDItM
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      TO BE BORN AGAIN
      366 10 What is your choice? matics and science but strong In meaningless chatter. I wouldn't want to be born such a living being." Comment from woman who would choose being a man next time said this: "The reason Is simple enough. It Is to have my husband
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      ENCOURAGE HIM TO TALK
      70 10 A MEMBER of the University of Illinois* home economics V department suggests parents encourage the three or four-year-old who keeps up a steady flow of conversation "This is important to your child's intellectual development." said Mrs. Willie Mac Mowrer. "Encouraging him to be curious and explaining
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      When they get together...
      400 10 IT MEANS BIG TROUBLE ANEW move for the Stage Club in Sirtgapore is its presentation of a thriller that demands the acting abilities of women only. "Murder Without Men" which open at the Cultural Centre Theatre, has a cast of 12 women and, of course, when
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      Two ways to care for lovely hands
      210 10 THE skin on the hands is supplied with fewer oil glands than any other part of the body, yet many women, even those who tend their facial complexion with the utmost care, forget to give their hands the daily treatment they need. A
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      346 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS b. Alarm the bead with wromr9. Reserve Is needed for Crete doing (6). riot a nice mew In the 6. Board supports deals In rubInterior! (9). ber. perhaps? (4-5). 10. Cheap, pleasant, round fruit? 7. Resist the "work to contract" (S). attitude (6). 11. Has no
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    BOTH INDUSTRIALS, TINS ARE VERY ACTIVE
    592 12 From Our Market Correspondent IT was a very, active market both in tins and industrials, particularly in morning trading, on the Malayan Stock Exchange with one broker describing it "as quite like old times." The fact that interest is being more than well maintained
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    24 12 Malayan Stock Indices April 16. April 17. Industrial*: 104.92 105.22 Tins: 110.21 113.93 s rubbers: 107. 23 107.23 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    733 12 COMBINED business in the SinigapoiT mid Kuula Lumpur trHding rooms ol the Malayan Slock Exchansr yesterday. wiUi the number ot the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: Dimlopt (3.000) t2.7ii. 11.000) X2.75: Ess* 13 68 8U St .iT SI.. 55.64 BX.. $3.60 81.. $3.63 SL. $3.81 SI..
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    Advance in Straits tin price still continues
    264 12 A FURTHER advance of $1.75 took the Straits tin price to $447.25. Since the present advance started on April 8. $9.12$ has been added to the price. In Lonaon on Tuesday tin prices were virtually unchanged The opening was hesitant, but ring demand
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    127 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. j SHARE TRADING resumed on quiet lines with prices ruling .steady. In generally narrow movements rises exceeded falls. General Industries gained Is. 6d to 10s. on news of good profits for 1962 after a loss in the previous ye»r. Baae metals continued to firm, but oils
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    92 12 'THE Federation Minister of 1 Finance hag fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week begtnninr; on April 18. Rubber 76 rent* a Ib. Copra 5444 a ton. Coconut oil $740 a ton. Palm oil $609 a ton. Palm kernels $388.75 a ton. Iron ore $26
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    145 12 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION!) Apnl 17. Three month* Dunlopa IS eta. 8. Darby 4d. Ksso it ct». C. Storage 4id. V. N. 18 cm. s. Traction 1,3 Gammons 11 at*. Shell 15 rta. J. WauKh 15 eta. Steamship 7 cts. M. Brew 30 t.- s Times 23 eta. M. Cement
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    79 12 /'HINftI Pr«) llt E. charm. Sin,,. v por. neon pried par patul yllttrday: Caconut all: bulk $42! aellera. drum I $491 aellara. Copra: April/May UK Continent 5271 buyers. Papptr: lluntok white Sl6O aellera. Sarawak white (157) aellera, special Harawak black SllZi aellera. garbled l^mpong black lII2J aellera. ASTA
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    98 12 TNI Malayan EseHang* Imki' An. 1 eiaticn made these change* In Ita ratea to merchant! yesterday (all rmtea to (100): Ntw V»rh: huyini TT 32f. airmail OI) 32:. 90 d at 331 credit bills. 33a (r»df inllii. •allini TT or 0O rtady: N«w Ysrk ■Mi twiit Francs mo::
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    26 12 April 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 76} cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5447.25 (up 51.75). Estimated unofficial offering 270 tons (down 15 tons).
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    252 12 \|AY first grad* rubbar buyers f.a.k. cl»»ed at S ».m. in tintsa»rs and Kuala Lumpur ysitsrday at 7Ri cents per Ib. up one-eighth of a cent. The tone was ejuiet. t.C. C.R.A. and F.M.R.E. cleslng pness in e*nts p*r Ib. ytstsrday Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o b.
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      Malaya's chance to be third time lucky
      925 14  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By PENANG. Wed. lay.vis beat them 4-0. so on averuue Malaya should win again when they meet them on- Tuesday. The match against Thailand at Alor Star on Friday April 26 will be one of the be.'t In the touma- ment.
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      GROUP A
      249 14 Th« final play-off for third pljcc will be on Apr. 28 at Pening i City Stadium at 7.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. DATE MAIUKC IIMt VENUE bLOKt Apr. 18 Malaya v Philippines 7.30 Penang Thailand v Cambodia 7.30 Penang Apr. 1 9 I India v Burrra 8.30 Alor
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      SO SORRY WE CANNOT COME INDONESIA
      325 14 SO SORRY WE CANNOT COME INDONESIA pEXANG, Wed.— The Indonesia Football Association (the I PASSII have sent a cable to the r of Malaya, apologising for their inability to send a tram to the fifth Asian Youth tournament starting here tomorrow. The cable was rrad out by Teoh C'hye Hin,
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      S'pore Joint Services win after hard fight
      223 14 S'pore Joint Services win after hard fight SOCCER SINGAPORE. Wed. The probable Joint Services Malaya Cup side had to tight hard to beat a Government Services FA XI 2-1 in a friendly match at Jalan Besar today. SGSFA had many easy scoring chances but their for- wards, with the exception
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      INDIANS ARRIVE
      35 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. India's Davis Cup team of Ramansthan Krishnan, Jaldeep Mukerjea and Akhtar All arrived here today for their eastern zone match against Malaya on the Kuala Lumpur Padane starting; on Saturday.
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      Ceylon to invite 4 S'pore riders
      355 14 Ceylon to invite 4 S'pore riders MOTOR-RACING By JOE DORAI and l:m kee chan OINGAPORE, Wed. Fo v r Singapore motor-cyolipts and top riders from Indonesia, Hong Kong and India will br invited to take part in the Ceylon Grand Prix, which will probably be held at Colombo In November
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      491 14 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD TR\FH< UKPARTMF.NT I.ABOL'K DAY— I MAY 19C3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN [hut thr wharves of the Singapore H.nlxiui Board will be closed on l..ibour Day Wedne.sday. Ist Mk| 1963. I -No vessels will be worked and no cargo will be received or delivered niter 2300
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      243 14 IEiNGLISII ELECTRIC I j with j Foot Itch Healed in 3 Days Do your feat Itch, smart and burn so badly that they nearly drive yon crasyT Docs th* skin crack. jm«l or ble«d? Th- real cause of thes* akin troubles is a term that has spread throushout th* world,
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      Lock icon Leicester back at the top of First Division
      351 15 Leicester back at the top of First Division SOCCER LONDON, Wed. Leicester climbed back to the top of the First Division in the tight struggle for the English League soccer cham- pionship after a thrilling 4-3 home win over; Manchester United yes-j terday. There were two hattrlcks i the match
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      World richest tourney will carry $600,000 in prizes
      213 15 rpHE richest golf tournaA ment in the world will be launched next year, carrying morel than SGOO.OOO in prize money. This was announced by Charrln«?ton's United Breweries of Britain, the Carllng Brewery Company (United States) and Carling Breweries Ltd tCanada) simultaneously In
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      Premier's cable to Darwis
      62 15 IPOH, Wed. Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, who Is a keen golfer, today sent a telegram congratulating ex-caddy Darwis Deran of Perak for winning the Malayan Open amateur, golf championship at Kuala Lumpur on Mcnday. The telegram was received by Dato Bendahara of Perak, Inche C.
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      66 15 LONDON. Wed. J.L.B. Mclnnes of the Royal Island Golf Club. Singapore, has been admitted an a member of the British Profes-| slonal O.A. The association also announced that the 1965 Ryder Cup golf match between American and British professionals will be played at the Royal Birkdale
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      1040 15  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. K. Y. Lims Norval Lad did a brilliant Derby "trial" today when he scored over the Bukit Timah mile. Slowly away. Norval Lad made up ground steadily and came with! a burst of
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      BIG SWEEP
      635 15 TOTAL POOL: $164,225 I Ist. No. *****1 (SM,32t) 2nd. No. *****2 ($25,233) 3rd. No. *****0 ($12,617) Starter* ($1,200 each) I No*. *****4, *****2. *****3, *****3. *****6, *****5. *****1, *****2, *****4, *****7, 229M1, *****5. *****8. *****4. Consolation ($750 eachi: Nos. *****2. *****8. *****2. *****1. I *****1, *****5. *****8. 2874*4.
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      Crocket wins Craven
      105 15 LONDON. WeU. American Danny van ClleX's Crocket. top British two-year-old of 1963 1 mid favourite for this seasons 2 000 Guineas classic, had to be j ridden out to win the Craven Stakes over the Guineas mile at Newmarket yesterday. Jockey Doug Smith had to show 1
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    183 16 pRKSIDKM Macapagal said at a press conference today that he hoped a summit conference between President Soekarno of Indonesia, Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman of Malaya and himself would materialise. He was answering a question after he told his weekly conference that he had
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    Barisan: Premier's "sham concern' over finance
    426 16 rpHE Barisan Sosialis today said the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had "already sold out the total rights bf the people of Singapore," and a "sham concern" for control of the State's finances could not deceive the people. The party, in a statement
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    134 16 SRECMATI RUKUMANIAMMA i mother of Actinthankiitty (Malayan R ulvnjr). and Mrx. V 6. Nalr pa*«- I rd away peacefully on 14.4.63 at I I'ttUhat Krraliun. CILBIRT DORAIAMY t»ach*r rxplrwl on 17.4.63. Cortege leave* 10-A Heatty Road at 5.00 p.m. for Church Of Our Lady Of Lourde* and thence to
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    'Miss Asia' beauties fly today to Tokyo
    132 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The two girls chosen to represent Malaya and Singapore in the "Miss Asia" contest will fly to Tokyo tomorrow. They are Miss Betty Wee. 22. a Malayan Airways air hiOlttrw. MLss Doreen Tan. 20. a journalist who writes for Her World,
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    S. Korea plans a consulate in Singapore
    77 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. South Korea Is planning to establish a consulate in Singapore after Malaysia. This was disclosed today by Mr. Choi Honi? Hi. the South Korean Ambassador to Malaya, when he flew in from Kuala Lumpur for short visit to meet Korean residents
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    $2,000 more for Fund
    82 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Straits Times group today received $2,026 for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing; the total collected by the group so far to $88,761. Today's donations were r«erivrd from: The staff. Government Printing Department. Kuala l.umpur. 5609: P.W.I). Survey Sports Club. Malacra, S200; mrmbei-N
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    317 16 LONDON. Wed.— Renewed and I substantial investment buying of giitedged securities provided the main feature of stock markets today. Otherwise markets maintained a generally firm trend but conditions were a good deal quieter. Oilts forged ahead under the lead of long-dalrcl Mocks to score i fresh gains ranging
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    63 16 LONDON. Wed. Spot 22 11 16 d., May 22 4 d.. June 22 13/1 6 d, July 22 13 16d.. July Sept. 22 13/160.. Oct /Dec. 22 T ,d.. Jan. /Mar. 22"» d.. Apr. June 22 13/16u.. July /Sept. 22 «d Oct. Dec. 22 11/16 d.. c.l f. Apr.
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    25 16 LONDON. Weu Buyers £887... oeller* EBB8 1 Forward bu\er\ £889. seller* £889 Settlement £888 'j Turnover a.m. 340 tons, p.m 105 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    386 16 Malaya and U.S. will come closer, "-says envoy- KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MALAYA and the United States agree pracA lically on all issues, and relations between the two countries will become even closer, the Second Secretary and Economic Officer of the I.S. KmbassN here. Mr. 11. Kent Goodspeed, said today. Mr.
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    27 16 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The annual art exhibition of the Chinese YMCA Art Club will be held at the Chinese YMCA auditorium from Saturday till April 27.
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    205 16 'OFFICIAL TRICKED INTO H-SHELTERS ADMISSION' LONDON, Wed. A 28--year-old Cambridge scientist said last night that a member of the "Committee of 100" an anti-nuclear weapon organisation had visited a Home Office establishment in Cambridge a year ago and had also spoken to an official about one of the secret regional
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    111 16 WALK-OUT BY GUARDS DENIED I ONDON. Wed. Ten members of the isrlgade of Guards were absent from their i barracks today, an army spokesman said Press reports said the men. from the 2nd Bn.. the Coldstream Guards, had 1 1 ed a walk-out in pro! against conditions at Chelae* barrack.s
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    49 16 HONG KONG. Wed. Philippines Airlines announced today that it was resuming flistht-- immediately on the Hoim Koni?Manila route. Striking air crrws Intvo agreed to go bark to work and all Maml.ibound ilmhts were booked up until the weekend, a company official said.— Rt utcr
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