The Straits Times, 19 April 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY fEBTIFIER SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 fie"*"** The Straits Times. Estd. 1845 I RIDAY, APRIL 19, 1963 15 CENTS KDX 352
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    'NO BARGAINING'
    358 1 Ghazali back from Manila DISCUSSIONS 'FRIENDLY AND CORDIAL...SUBJECTS APPROACHED WITH HUMILITY AND PURPOSE' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday fTI HERE was "no A bargaining" at the Manila sub-mi-nisterial talks. Malaya's delegate, Inche Ghazali bin Slkilu 1 siiid this on his return to Kuala Lumpur today. "All the time we were
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    Lock icon THE PRICE OF QUEMOY: 200,000 CASUALTIES
    83 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. —The Chinese Communists would suffer up to 200,000 casualties if they tried to take Quemoy, the offshore island held by Nationalist Chinese troops, a Congressman said in testimony released today. Mr Daniel Flood, dncribing the military buildup of the island, commented: "If
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    Lock icon Cholera epidemic
    27 1 I CALCUTTA, Thurs. Cholera has been declared epidemic In Calcutta after 113 deaths in the first two weeks of April, with 238 cases reported. Reuter.
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    June date is set for M-pact ceremony
    435 1 June date is set for M-pact ceremony KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Britain and Malaya are to initial the Malaysia agreement in London towards the end of June. Tun Abdul Razak announced this before leaving for Bangkok en route t-i tin- I'nited States for an official visit. He said he would explain
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    Lock icon MALA YSIA-A 'NEVER' FROM NASUTION
    212 1 JAKARTA, Thursday. THE Indonesian Defence Minister and chief of 1 the armed forces. Gen. Nasution, said today that the Malaysia issue would never be settled unless independence was given to the people of North Borneo. In a written message Iking the fourth anniary of the
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    Woman found with throat cut
    38 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A farmer's wife. Llm Liang Yip. 45 vm found with her throat cut in the bathroom of her home at 15 milestone Jurong Road. A chopper was lying on her chest.
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    Lock icon Briton charged with spying
    51 1 I MOSCOW. Thur:-— British businessman Grevillr Why tine has been flint-Red with spying under a code which carries the penalty of tail lor deaih the Soviet news agency -:ud las; IHBht. Wliynne. 42. was arrested in Budapest last November and later transferred to Moscow's Lubmnka prison.—
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    Lock icon VATICAN TELLS BISHOP: SACK YOUR HOUSEKEEPER
    80 1 A BERDEEN. Thurs. i\ The Roman Catholic Bishop of Aberdeen. Dr. Francis Walsh. 61. today confirmed that the Vatican has given him three months to dismiss his housekeeper. 12-year-old Mrs. Ruby Mackenzie, divorced wife of a Presbyterian minister. He said he was appealing to
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    Lock icon Two Aza brothers seized in a day
    300 1 Two Aza brothers seized in a day BRUNEI TOWN, Thurs. Sheikh Osman bin Mahmud. brother of the Brunei rebel leader, A.M. Azahari. was captured in a surprise raid last night, a military spokesman said today. A British officer was killed during a brief exchange of fire. His identity is being
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    Lock icon Four pirates die in clash
    41 1 MANILA. Thurs. Three policemen and four pirates were killed yesterday In a clash on the Sulu Island group. Southern Philippines, according to press reports reaching here today. Police authorities refused either for about 10 days. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Kong Le's last stronghold under fire
    168 1 KO N G LE HEADQUARTERS (Laos). Thurs. The town of Phonsavan. six miles east of here and the last stronghold of neutralist General Konx Le outside the airport on the Plain of Jars is under mortar fire, from Pathet Lao forces. The security police
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    Girl goes to jail to be with her boy friend
    152 1 Girl goes to jail to be with her boy friend KLANG. Thurs. A pretty girl, Kamsiah Talib, 25, today refused to allow her mother to pay a fine of $100 because she wanted to be in prison with her boy friend, with whom she had committed khalwat (close proximity). Kam-siah
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    Lock icon Jayne to seek a divorce
    44 1 LOS ANGELES. Thurs.— Actress Jayii* Miinslielcl h;».s decided to divorce her husband. Mickey Hargitay. her lawyer said last night. She will use the same divorce papers drawn up after an earlier argument but withdrawn when they were reconciled.— Reuter.
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    Rueff report and merger: By Lee
    325 1 Rueff report and merger: By Lee SINGAPORE, Thurs. Financial arrangements for merger were now closely tied up with the commendations of the Rueff Mission on the feasibility of a comi mon market in Malaysia. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said here tonight. This means that settlement of the financ between Singapore
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    AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Ghana five will die for treason
      336 2 Ghana five will die for treason 'TELL NKRUMAH HIS ENEMIES ARE THOSE AROUND HIM' ACCRA. Thursday COURT here today sentenced five men to death after finding them guilty of treason. The five were Teiko Tagoe. Joseph Quaye Mensah, Joseph Adotei Addo. Malam Mama Tula (a Nigerian who has lived in
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      Bella takes over
      84 2 Bella takes over M.C.IFRS. Thurs Alferiaa Premier Ah- mcd Ben Bella has appointed himself to succeed Mohamed I Kliidcr as bead of the Political B v r c .i v. j taking the reins of both the nations executive bodies. The announcement rune soon after Mr. K h i .1
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      Lock icon Mud kills 10
      31 2 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Thurs. A mile-long sea of mud slid down a mountainside, k'.l'.lng about 10 people as they slept m a village In ".ithern Tanganyika, police rt'■">rt»>d yesterday. Rfuter
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      Lock icon Chiang's visitor
      29 2 TAIPEH, Thurs.— Oen. Curtli Lemay. Chief of Staff of the United States Atr Force, here on a onelay visit, was received by President Chiang Kai-shek yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'WAVE OF MURDER' PLAN IN S. AFRICA
      201 2 DURBAN. Thurs. A police officer told a rourt here yesterday that large-scale violence, including murder, sabotage. arson and robbery, had been planned for this month in South Africa by the banned Pan-Afri-canlst Congress. I runs Steenkamp was riving evidence at the trial of
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      Lock icon A 'more efficient' Seato
      154 2 BANGKOK. Thur«. T<HE South-East Asia 1 Treaty Organisat ion has become a more efficient defence alliance as a result of the Council of Ministers conference in Paris early this month. This view was expressed by the Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman. on his return home
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      Lock icon Revision of 'rotten' S. Vietnam regime
      279 2 Revision of 'rotten' S. Vietnam regime SAIGON, Thursday. jy|R. Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother and political counsellor to President Ngo Dinh Diem, said yesterday that a "vast revisionist movement" was under way to re-examine the present regime in South Vietnam. In a speech marking the first anniversary of the programme of
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      The sixth new Govt in three years for Congo
      115 2 T EOPOLDVILLE, Thurs. Lj The Congo Premier, Mr. Cyrtlle Adoula. reshuffled hi. Igovernment yesterday, bringing supporters of both President Tshombe and the late Premier Patrice Lumumba i into the Cabinet. It was the country's sixth j government since its lnde- 1
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      Lock icon Bali girls shower petals on Chairman Liu
      251 2 Bali girls shower petals on Chairman Liu DENPASAR. Thurs. Pretty Balinese girls hurled showers of petals of multi-colour-ed tropical flowers on the chairman of the the People's Republic of China, Mr. Liv Shao-chi. when he arrived yesterday for two days of informal political talks with President Soekarno. The girls, bare-shouldered,
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Bullet-in-lung guard flees to freedom
      401 3 BERLIN, Thursday. AN EAST Berliner climbed over barbed wire into West Berlin with a bullet in his lung yesterday after tryin? to crash his way through the border wall in an armoured car. West Berlin police said he was an East Berlin frontier guard but
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      Lock icon Nikita likely to visit Havana
      187 3 MOSCOW, Thursday. THE Russian leader, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, may visit Cuba after the planned trip to Moscow of Dr. Fidel Castro, informed sources said yesterday. The Soviet leader has a long-standln., invitation to Havana. But it was believed he does not want to take it
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      Lock icon BIG STEEL MAKES PRICE RISE GENERAL
      120 3 PITTSBURGH, Thurs. Two more major steel firms yesterday announced selective price increases and the priceraising companies now account for more than 75 per cent of total U.S. production. With the announcement of increases from the National Steel Corporation, fifth largest producer, and Bethelehem Steel,
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      Lock icon Jailed 20 years for treason
      41 3 MONROVIA. Thurs.— A Llberianj court yeMeiduy sentenced Booker T. Bracewell to 20 years' Jail on charges ot treason imci attempting to overthrow the Liberian Government by force. It also ordered his property to. be confiscated. Reut«r.
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      Lock icon Pearson to form Govt
      45 3 OTTAWA. Thurs. Mr. Lester Pearson yesterday agreed to form a new Liberal Government Mr. Pearson will be Canada's 14th Prime Minister. Earlier Mr. John Diefenbaker handed the GovernorGeneral his resignation as Prime Minister. It is effective at noon on Monday. Reuter
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      Lock icon Disarm talks men praise Pope's peace appeal
      402 3 I GENEVA, Thursday DISARMAMENT eon- ference delegates yesterday praised the Pope's encyclical Pacem in Terris as a contribution to peace but there were no moves to break through the barriers of. disagreement which divided East from West. Senator Alfonso Arinos de Melo Franco,
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      Lock icon MAC PUTS A BUSINESSMAN IN CHARGE OF THE TORIES
      275 3 LONDON, Thursday. rpHE British Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan, yesterday announced that he had appointed Lord Poole, a prominent London businessman, as joint chairman of the Conservative Party. Lord Poole who was chairman of the party from 1955 to 1957. v. ill
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      Lock icon Security swoop on 'Spies for Peace'
      182 3 Security swoop on 'Spies for Peace' ON DON, Thurs. Security Police officers last night searched the home of Mr. John Tinker, a former secretary of the London branch of t h c! militant bari-the-bomb Committee of 100. andi his wife Mary, using warrants issued under the Official Secrets Act. The
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      Lock icon 200 ill as fire hits subway
      56 3 NEW YORK. Thurv— Hundred.-' of commuters, gasping for air. .stumbled and groped their way out j of h Brooklyn subway station just before the afternoon rush hour on 1 Tuesday when fire broke out In an empty train. At least 205 people were Riven
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      Grace goes home
      26 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Prlncai Rainier of Monaco and Princes* Grace arrived here yesterday for a holiday with the former actress* fnmllv in Philadelphia
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      Moscow trade talks
      29 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. A Chinese gntrmment delegation, led by the j Deputy Minister ol Foreign Trade, Mr. LI Tslang. arrived here today for talks on Slno-Sovlet trade.
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    Water shut-off
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Thura. Water will be cut off In Boon Lay Road 12} m.s. to end of main at Tanjong Kling. tomorrow', from 9a.m 10 6 p.m.. and also in Sotnmerville Estate off Holland Road, from 8.30 a.m. U> 5 p.m.
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    Technical course
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The first Industrial technicians (work study analysts) course, organised by the Economic Development Board, will begin on Monday at the Singapore Polytechnic.
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    Man freed in case of 'illegal wedding'
    261 4 WOMEN'S CHARTER TRIAL SINGAPORE, Thursday. LABOURER and a girl, who was illegally married to him nine months ago, were both treated in a magistrate's court tcxlay as hostile witnesses in a preliminary inquiry. D. Palsamy, 23, of Seletar, testified that though he realised
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    NZ OUT TO BOOST TRADE WITH S'PORE
    121 4 NZ OUT TO BOOST TRADE WITH S'PORE SINGAPORE. Thurs. New Zealand plans to send more trade missions to Singapore and Malaya in the near future in a determined bid to step up trade with countries in this region. This was stated in Singapore today by Mr. R. i. Jack, who
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    Two brothers cleared of assault after appeal
    261 4 OINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two brothers, Graham Patrick Zehnder and Desmond Anthony Zehnder, who appealed against a lower court conviction and fine oi $250 each on a charge of assaulting Deputy Superintendent of Police F.C. Pestana, were cleared of the charge in the High Court
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    IN AND OUT 8Y AIR
    374 4 THE following is today's tchedule of clTil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS Garuoa: Prom Medan <OA 990) 3.10 pjn.; from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur <OA 805) 6.10 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.45 a.m. Thai International Prom Hong Kong. Bangkok (TO 731) 7.35
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    JAYCEES GO GAY AT A 'DRAGON DINNER ON THE PADANG
    279 4 I SINGAPORE. Thurs. IN GAY mood, Jaycees last night took time off from their rounds of talks to get the feel of Singapore's pulse at a "Dragon Night" of feasting put up by the banking institutions of Singapore on the
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    He cheated fifty-one merchants
    110 4 He cheated fifty-one merchants SINGAPORE. Tburs. A magistrate today heard how Mohamed Arshad bin Abdul Jalil, 20. cheated 51 Singapore merchants of a total sum of 51.370 durinc the second half of last year. Srnior Inspector T.S. Zain. proMcullnK. said: "Mohamwl Anhad deceived the merchants into brlievinß that lie had
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    Muslim officials
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Haj: Yaacob bin Mohamed has been elected president of the Pertubohan Musllmin (Muslim organisa- 1 tion). Other officials elected Include: Haji Mohamed Khan (deputy president Inche Buyong bin Adll (vice president). Inche Mohamed bin All Alsaeoff (secre- < tary).
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    IT'S JAIL AND ROTAN FOR THREE ROBBER RAPISTS
    549 5 Alleged gang leader is acquitted on the evidence of wife IPOH, Thurs.— Three youths two of them brothers were today sentenced to 10 years' jail and 10 strokes of the rotan each by Mr. Justice Neal in the High Court here for
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    Estate man stabbed to death
    90 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A rubber tapper of Sarringit Estate. 18 miles south of here, was fatally stabbed after attending: a film show on the estate last night. Police said that S. Marlappun. 40. was returning home from an open air film show when many mfti.
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    Firemen seek probe into conditions
    221 5 IPOH. Thursday. FEDERATION firemen want improved service con- ditions. They suggest that a commission of inquiry be appointed to make recommendations. Representations have been made by a four-member delegation from the Union ot Fire Fighting Services, to the Chief Inspector. Fire Services, Inche Osman bin
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    A clash over that 'united front' move-Chin tells why he quit UDP
    594 5 A clash over that 'united front' move-Chin tells why he quit UDP SEREMBAN, Thursday. A TK. CHIN SEE YIN. until a few weeks ago the ITI acting: secretary-general of the United Democratic Party, explained today why he resigned recently. In a signed statement, Mr. Chin said he did not share
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    Five are fined for fighting
    57 5 IPOH. Thurs.— Chan Fook. 65. m ilnpci $15 or ihree flays 1 iail here loday for !i«h:me fed public afternoon. i Three others Chan Chye. 20. Kons Sun 18 iiih! Kec Van Chec. 20— who were churned with Chan, i were lined SlO each or
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    Two off to festival
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs Malayan representative es from the "Miss Asia' contest. Miss i Betty Wee. 22. and Miss Doreen Tan. 20. flew to Tokyo today. The Miss Asiafestival, organised by a committee of Japanese civic and commercial leaders, will start on April 21. Contestants are judged on
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    Dunlop director left $900,000
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The j former managing director of Dun- lop Malayan Estates Ltd.. Mr. A W. Ooode. who died at his home in Sussex. England, in January. left about $900,000. according to a report from London. Hi' came out to Malaya 35 years .in MriltMM
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    Lock icon Anti-bandit drive ends 'before the ram
    79 5 Anti-bandit drive ends 'before the ram BANGKOK. Thurs. Gen. Prapas Charusathen, the Thai Interior Minister, told reporters yesterday the current anti terrorist rampaiKn on the ThaiMalayan border would come to a successful end before the rainy season. (In Southern Thailand the rainy season begins around the end of the year.)
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    Duty rise aids match makers
    161 5 Duty rise aids match makers KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Government announced that from today import duty on matches would be doubled to promote domestic production. A Government statement said that local manufacturers Ol matches had given assurances that they would be able to meet domestic demand In full and
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    Youths grab transistor
    71 5 1 MALACCA. Thurs.— Two youths held up a musician near the Sea View Hotel at 1 KlebanE Besar. three miles from here, last night and snatched his transistor radio. Mr. Kane Chong Wan. employed at the hotel, was walking along the main road I when the two
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    Brunei recruiting
    20 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs.— A recruiting team from the Brunei Malay Regiment headquarters will be recruiting young men shortly
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    Merchant Chua is committed for trial
    390 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. JJUSINESSMAN Chua Nam Siong was committed today to stand trial at the Assizes on a charge of attempting to cheat the United Malayan Banking Corporation Ltd., of $480,006. Chua, sole proprietor of Chop Chua Swee Hin in Eu Tong Sen Street, and
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    Call for report on Jakarta
    151 6 Call for report on Jakarta arrest KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Ministry of External Affairs has asked the Malayan Embassy in Jakarta for a full report of the arrest of an embassy clerk by the Indonesian authorities. The clerk, Inche Ya'acob bin Alias, was arrested on March 22 for allegedly distributing
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    Congo troops advance party home
    99 6 PORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs. An advance group of 28 men and 117 vehicles of the returning Malayan Special Force in the Congo have arrived here In an Indonesian ship, the Adri. under United Nations arrangements. The men— one officer and 27 other ranks are from the
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    RAJA MUDA OF PERAK GOES BACK TO HIS BIRTHPLACE
    161 6 TELLK AN SON. Thurs. A prince, born here 44 years ago, will return to take up bis official residence in the Istana Raja Muda on May 2 as the heir apparent to the throne of Perak. He is the nrw Raja
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    'Stop poaching' call to Govt
    50 6 TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— A resolution calling on the Federation Government to stop poaching by unknown persons in the fishing grounds oft the Bagan Datoh peninsula was passed at the inaugural meeting of the Umno brancli at 3aean Pa sir Laut, 23 miles from here, yetterdav.
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    Extortion bid painter jailed
    45 6 IPOH. Thurs.— Ng Sirw Fook. 27. a paiiUT who had 10 previous convictions, was sentenced to nine months' jail here yesterday for attempting extortion of $10 from a coffee-shop owner. The jail term will be followed by a year's police supervision.
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    Datin Fatimah going to U.S.
    62 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Datm Fatimah binte Hail Hashim. Alliance Member of Parliament for Jitra. will leave for a 60-day tour of the United Stales on April 26 to study the activities of political organisations and women's groups. Daiin Fatiir.ah, chairman of the Umiio Kaum Ibu
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    New confidence aim of Sarawak moves
    277 6 New confidence aim of Sarawak moves SINGAPORE.'. Thins. The British Unified Command today said the build-up of military forces in Sarawak was aimed at restoring confidence and maintaining stability there following the armed attack on Tebedu. a town on the Sarawak-Indo-nesian border, last Friday. A command spokesman confirmed that since
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    Trisha warning
    27 6 MUAR. Thurs.— Moro than 200 trislia owners and 400 trishamen are warned to rciu-.v their licences before the end of June. Defaulters will be prosecuted.
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      162 6 VITANE HELPED SMASH MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX RECORDS These were the records smashed NAME CLASS NEW RECORD Albert Poon (ars Grand Prix (Course) 2 hr. 37 mm. 46 sec. Albert Poon (ars Grand Prix (Lap) 2 mm. 38.2 sec. C.E. (onn M Cycles Grand Prix (Course) 2 hr. 32 mm. 35.8
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      170 6 \ll<>?l Oap By V.T. Itnntlin VDONT KNOW OH, I GUE96 I ...HE'LL GET TIRED OP ...THEN I CAN DEAL Ij^NN TMftTCAME UMPATEEDLfc. 1 WHERE OOP yCOULWkTRAILEP STAYIN 1 UP THERE WTTH HIM ON MY J--JhZr~< FROM TK HOLYCOW! J WENT? /TM BACK UP IN ALL BY HIM6EJ-F... f TERMS INSTEAD
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    The grey eminence behind golf ing's greatest empire...
    2080 7 The grey eminence behind golf ing's greatest empire... AUNOI.I) PALMKR'S private plane is now equipped with whiteNY;! 1 1 lyres. In a nation addicted lo the shitus symbol above all things, this must be close to the ultimate like having a second telephone in the Rolls Royce. Yet more than
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    65 8 Wmrdt S7# (Mimimym, MR A MRS Kalvm Kmini rhank latnraa and frirada for their "•urn .md aaalataara on tba wcia at tkrtt marnac*. MR A MRS A.H I'iyadaaa thank 'nd« for thnr valuahla .•ton mil luiautiri on tha oc<a- <>< of their marriigr. MR. A MRS. l..urn! Suzarta thank
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    28 8 •it. Sit fHimtmnmi OEHLERS Mr Mr. <;.K. In Mirmory of cwir Parrnta dc.irtr.i thin I.il* oa IVth April and 4th Jn'.y IS»7. Ttwir MM a baauiifiil
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    210 8 it Hard* tl* (Mimmmrn, TAKE APISERUM and look and RMI i.->.ra younf r ATaUaMa at vimr ditpi n»»r\ CINDERELLA DRESSES lor BjMi and louniry. M. Hrxutiful ••Irrtioo. AIR CONDITIONING from only S-IO < 'i. until iv I'arnrr (J.li in rVdrra--iod Kin^ SinkJ|»>r» 61J1 1 or Kuala Lunptir KUS7 for
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    The Sraits Times. Friday. April 19, 1963. Better Civil Service
    594 8 The Sraits Times. Friday. April 19, 1963. Better Civil Service It is .in odd fact that Malaya, which prides itself (with reason) on the efficiency of its civil service should have les.cievoloped facilities for training public administrators than many countries which are educationally and socially I much less advanced. Whereas,
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    Razak Mission
    421 8 I Tun Razak. who left yesterday for the United States, will explain to President Kennedy I (and later to U Thant) the objectives of Malaysia. Although much of what the Deputy Prime Minister hag to say will not be news in the White House or United Nation* headquarters.
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    Hot and Cold
    216 8 A day after the Manila communique announcing agreement on tripartite talks among the Foreign Ministers of Malaya, the Philippines and Indonesia. General Nasution has launched a new attack on Malaysia. This is not the first time that winds hot and cold have blown from Indonesia in successive
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    A CHANGE OF PACE FOR POLO IN MALAYA
    674 8 A CHANGE OF PACE FOR POLO IN MALAYA by A STAFF WRITER XT AL A Ll'MPl'R, Thurs.— Teams from nine Malayan polo clubs begin tomorrow evening Malaya's biggest ever lestival of polo. They will be playing for the Selangor Turf Club Cup and the Tilley Bowl in a three days'
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    CUBA: U.S. policy lacks wide support
    1408 8 CUBA: U.S. policy lacks wide support From A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT New York, Thursday THE United States, searching for a means of immunising the surrounding hemisphere from Communism and determined ultimately to free Cuba of it, again finds itso'f in disagreement with some of its allies. In spite of intense United
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    'I saw Customs man's murder'
    867 9 Court is told of stabbing on Thai ship and how the body was tied and thrown into Kuantan River I^UANTAN. Thurs. A Thai sailor. Nai Them Khaya Pracert, '29, was today committed to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of murdering a
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    SIGNALS UNIT NEEDS 200 MORE MEN
    146 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Signals will take In about 200 more men this year to copo with the needs of Malaysia. W.G.A Cathcart. in charge ol training for t.^is unit of the Federation Army, said today that 55 recruits were now being trained
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    COMPANY CHIEF TAKES A BRIDE
    42 9 MR. AND MRS. F. N. Kent after their wedding at St. George's Garrison Church in Singapore. The bridegroom is managing director of S. H. Benson (Singapore) Ltd. and the bride, formerly Miss Jean Neale. is from Winchester.
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    CUSTOMS MEN SEIZE LAUNCH, CONTRABAND
    245 9 CUSTOMS MEN SEIZE LAUNCH, CONTRABAND PENANG, Thursday. pENANGS newly formed Customs anti-smuggling division today seized a high-powered speedboat, two outboard motors and seven packages of textiles and cosmetics after chasing a gang of suspected smugglers off Bagan AJam, Butterworth. A party led by Customs officer Phang Kong Ming saw the
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    Former envoy Ghazali fills a top Umno post
    108 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Inchc Mohamed Ohazali bin Jam (ahovc), former Malayan Ambassador to the United Arab Republic, was today appointed secretary -general of I'mno. lie replaces Inche Hussein Nordin, who has been in ill-health. Syed Jaatar Albar. I mi i v publicity
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    Oriana due in S'pore today
    54 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The 42.000-ton luxury liner Oriana will make her first stop in Singapore when she berths here for 14 hours tomorrow. The Oriana. the largest passenger liner ever built in England. Is carrying 2.164 passengers and a crew of 899 from its last port
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    28 girls in today for the big beauty show
    165 9 28 girls in today for the big beauty show KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Twentyeijfht beauties from Singapore and the Borneo territories will fly In tomorrow for the bißßest beauty show ever held here. Eleven will take part In the Miss Malaysia contest whlie the rest will model at a fashion tableau
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    BEAUTY QUEEN TO WED
    189 9 BEAUTY Q UE EN TO WED SINGAPORE. Thurs.--I Miss Malaya 1962 Brendj Alviss* is to wed Mr. Donald lames loughced. a company executive, on April 27. Brendj, 19. met her fiance 18 moths ago in Penang. sloner. Mr. T. K. Crttchley; the Pakistani High Commissioner. Maj. Gen. Sher All Khan;
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    Bukit Timah bets: $1,000 fine
    79 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Yap Leong Seng. 26, of Upper Se- rangoon Road, was today i fined $1,000 after admit- ting to being a book-ma-ker's agent m ihe Singapore j races yesterday. Senior Inspector T.S. Zain said Yap was under police observation at the first tier of
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    Tengku puts Barwick in the picture
    311 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Sir Garfleld Barwick. Australian Minister of External Affairs, said tonight he had obtained a "fuller appreciation" of Malaysia from Tengku Abdul Rahman. In a prepared statement. Just before leaving for Singapore In an RMAF plane Sir Oarfield said the Tengku had
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    Oil for power station
    52 9 JOHORE BAHRL". Thurs. The first consignment oi 12.000 tons of fuel oil from the Middle East arrived here today for the new $25 million power station here. The oil waa Draught in by the tanker Polyrambler. which came alongside the new tanker berth In the Straits
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    THE 'EVER READIES" ARE DUE IN SINGAPORE TODAY
    163 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. I One hundred "Ever Readies" Britain's latest part-time soldiers will fly into Singapore tomorrow. About half will go on to Ma- laya. The real will stay in Singapore. The troops. mrrv.ber> of the new specialised branch of the Territorial Army,
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    $12,000 for labourer
    68 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Rural Board labourer. Abdul Rahman Mumlmji. 33. who suffered injuries in a road accident 35 months ago. Is to receive $12,000 and costs as damages following a settlement of the calm between the parties. Abdul Rahman was knocked down by a City Council lorry
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    Drama award
    46 9 penang. Than. Baltanak Asm:i Secondary School of Alor i St;ir has been recommended a i special award lor iis presentation of The Bis-hops Cindii the drama section (English lancuaae) of the Penang Arts I Festival r, 4 St. Georges Girls' I School hut n;«ht
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      500 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SO RTUAV t SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 Metre* A.M. 6.00 Time Shjnal. Nena- 41 Bletr r ra-ku: 6.02 Morning Melodies; MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: 7.00 Time Signal. The News: 7.10 476 metn^ News Commentary; 7. 1S Song Time; 7.30 U.un A Word
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    Book man fined
    35 10 MUAR. Thurs. A bookshop proprietor. Tan Er Bian. 67, ww fined $100 for possessing 39 copies of song books containing a prohibited song, "In The Jungle and Wilderness." The books were confiscated.
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    Ballot papers for 10,000 to form a giant union
    292 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. gECRET ballot papers on whether to go ahead with the formation of the proposed giant Amalgamated Union of Government Clerical and Allied Services have been distributed to more than 10,000 clerks, typists and machine operators. This was disclosed
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    Jobless—and drunk
    27 10 Jobless and drunk D?OH. Thurs. K. Sockalingam. 30. unemployed, was fined $10 today for being drunk and Incapable yesterday evening in Lahat Road here, tie pleaded guilty.
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    A 'Mohican' haircut to mark 53,000 safe miles
    103 10 SEREMBAN. Thurs.— lnche A. Roes bin Iriin, 39, a clerk in the Education Department, has cropped bis hair Mohican style to fulfil a vow for having escaped accidents during the 53.000 miles he has ridden on his scooter. He said today: "I
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    Ship's master fined
    35 10 PENANG, Thurs— for not having a radio operator on board when his vessel was Inspected at Penang harbour on April 13, Capi. H. Wood, master of the Impala, was fined $175 today.
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    Going to London
    29 10 SINGAPORE, Ttours. A New Zealand Journalist, Mr. R. M. Fisher. 38, Is in Singapore en route to London to attend a sixmonth Commonwealth Preaa Cnlon fellowship.
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    Festivities
    36 10 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs. Festivities to signify that Texnburong district Is now free of rebel activities were held recently. Including a thanksgiving prayer and reading of the Koran at the Moaq.ua In Bangar. the district capital.
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    Lock icon 'New life' camp for Brunei detainees opens
    147 10 'New life' camp for Brunei detainees opens BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs. The Brunei Government has established a rehabilitation camp for people detained during the December revolt The first batch of 49 detainees will begin a f<ve-day course prior to their release today. They are among 1.661 still under detention. The course
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    UN to hear Fadillah
    62 10 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. The Sub-committee on Petitions recommended yesterday that the Colonialism Committee grant a hearing to Achmad Fadillah as the representative of Brunei rebel leader A. M. AzaharL Fadillah will appear before the committee, at a time still to be fixed, in the role of
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    UDP welcomes PPP stand
    60 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The United Democratic Party today welcomed the stand of the People's Progressive Party to fight for equality for non-Malays. A UDP statement added: "Our stand lias always been to build a strong Malaya based on equality of all races, irrespective o: racial descent, who
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    SNUJ WRITES TO AFRO-ASIAN BODY
    268 10 SINGAPORE, Thursday. "THE Singapore National Union of Journalists wrote A today to the national preparatory committee of the Afro-Asian journalists conference on its decision not to send a delegate to the conference, which begins in Jakarta next Wednesday. The S.N.U J. sent a cable to
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    Sympathy strikers return to work after 2 days
    190 10 Sympathy strikers return to work after 2 days KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Seventeen labourers who struck work at the new international airport site at Subang, 14 miles from here, returned to their jobs today after a two-day stoppage. The labourers, employees of the GammonHawaiian Dredging-Po-meroy .joint venture which is building the
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    INTRUDER FIRES AT LANDOWNER'S SON
    154 10 A LOR STAR, Thurs. Halim bin Ibrahim, son of a landowner, had a narrow escape last night when a gunman. opened fire at him at Kampong Tambun Tulang, near Arau. Three men. all carrying shotguns, were reported to have forced their way Into Halim's house.
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      352 10 Straits Times Crossword ACEOSS S. At the take-off Ted nearly 9. Hideaway for a number over- got a duck (6). come by ancestral legacy (9). 6. Scientist about to cheer rau--10. Many perform before one of cously, the noisy bird! (8). those prickly types (5). 7. At the beginning of
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      938 11 —^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J 1 (Continued from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT Wtrds SS (Mi*.)— Box St rts. txtrm THE ADVERTISER Kox AIS7S ST.. X.L position u.ir.i. Applicants thankM. ACCOUNTING CLCRK and StenoT>i.i»i for work al Jurooc. Apply Box VACANCY ADVERTISED under Bu T. pore now filled. All ari'iirants thanked. WANTEO A QUALIFIED Rnsllsh
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      963 11 HOUSES LAND WANTED it Word* St Ml*.}— Box it cts. txtrm TWO OR THREE Roomed detached I drtsched Bungalow In Districts 10. 11. 12, In vacant possession within 525.000 530.000. Pbooe (Snore) *****. HOLLAND HEICHTS'EOEN PARK detached/seml detacbed single-storey bouse, vacant possession required. Full details/lowt-st price wanted to Box A
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      1102 11 TUITION it Words U (Ml*.)— Box it ct*. txtra LONDON DRIVING SCHOOL tul-! tlon by competent Instructors methodical driving complete with hitcb- way code moderate charges 64, St lctfie Road. Phone 2T927. SPECIAL RADIO CLASSES for beet Night Sessions Commencing 6th May 1963. Free Radio Broadcast pro- I gramme on
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      764 11 VEHICLES WANTED I* Word* SS (Ml*.) Box St rts. extra LAVENDA 60 good condition In I expensive. Ring (S pore) 2801 Ext. 047 1 Office hours. WANTED MINOR 1000 Mini Minor! Volkswagen A 55. Opel Rekord or rial 1100. Prefer single owners. No h dealers. Box A 5929 S.T.. Spore.
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      762 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wards iS (Ml*.)— Box St rb. rxtro Hit F PREFECT A »S K Anglia 1960 Mint Minor F/ItOO Deluxe M/ i Minor 1959 A 40 1955 F/Anglia 1954 A/M 1953 A 'Somerset 1952 F/500. .'4.'. Middle Road. B'pore. *****. 1961 MINI AUSTIN $'.'.950/-. 1960 j A-40 5Z.950/-,
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      678 11 FOR SALE 10 Words SS (Mi*.)— Box St rft. txtrm OEAF AID EMPORIUM Ltd. offer six years guarantee, trade-ins, Instalments and tow prices. Consult us for Aidiometric examination and prescribed Aid. 6. Bonham M gapore 1 Telephone 9498- K.L. 1 Branch China Insurance Building, I 174. Batu Road. Telephone SI.M
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      622 11 LADIES DRESS SHOP Words SS (Ml*.)— Box tt eU. txtrm VISIT ROSE GOWN. 21, Stamford Koad, B'por*. Presses for all occasion I AM RATHER proud with "Anoeke Gronloh Sarong Keuaya Style lv parties. 354. Tanjong Katong Road. Singapore. Phone 4.VJ77 Mrs. Cheng. v LADIES HAIRDRESSING To it Word* SS (Mi*.)—
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      404 11 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. Tenders for "the supply, drii;ery and erection of iA» tv >0.000 gallon elevated pre-scii si eel vater tanks complete with .su-d owers til feet high, one each ai Sagan Datoh and Slmpang Amp.it. lungkup. Lower Pcrak, respeiu.t--y, and III) Two Hob: 10.000 pnag*d steel waier
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      New whisky agents
      84 12 sime Darby (Malaya) Ltd. have been appointed sole distributors for Dewars' White Label wh^ky In north Malaya covering Penang, Peralc. Province Wellesley. Kedah and Perils. The agency In the area was previously held by Jaxdlne Waugh i Malaya i Ltd. Slme Darby have been sole distributors (or
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      Australian bid to regain lost sales
      356 12 Australian bid to regain lost sales FLOUR MARKET SHARE FELL FROM 72 TO 65 PER CENT LAST YEAR AUSTRALIA, largest supplier of flour to Singapore and the Federation, is making a bid to recapture its previous share of the market by a further decrease of Alls. 9d. per ton with
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      New York course for Mobil Oil engineer
      148 12 New York course for Mobil Oil engineer rpHE chief marine engineer of Mobil Oil Malaya Ltd., Mr. Robert E. Houghton, left Singapore for New York on Monday to attend a management training course to be held from April 22 to May 24. Mr. Houghton. an Asian executive, will visit Mobil's
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      French vehicle production
      81 12 French vehicle production in I March totalled 148.319 units in- eluding 126.276 private rare. 21.768 Industrial and commercial vehicles i and 275 motor coaches and buses, according to the French Motor Industry Federation. This compares *tth 141,217 units produced In February and 135,546 In March las.t year.
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      Expert here to advise Nestle men
      82 12 Expert here to advise Nestle men MR. ANDRE Baladi. a market research expert from the Nestle international headquarters in Switzerland, has arrived in Malaya on the first stage of a South-East Asian tour. Mr. Baladi is here to advise the local Nestle management on modern marketing research techniques. After a
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      Sanyo dealers off to Tokyo meeting
      148 12 AN 1 1 man delegation of Sanyo's Federation dealers left for Tokyo on Wednesday to attend the second Sanyo sales convention which began yesterday for a week. Mr. T. L. Ltm. managing director of the local branch. Sanyo <M) Singapore Co. Ltd., is leader
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      Accountant retires after 35 years' work
      100 12 Accountant retires after 35 years' work rE accountant and secretary of Dnnlop Malayan Industries Ltd. In Singapore. Mr. L. E. Nuttal!. retires today after 35 years' service with the Dunlop organisation. Mr. Nuttall (above), a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, joined Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd. at Fort Ounlop,
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      Big US demand for Jaguars
      77 12 Sales of Jaguar rars In the United States are currently running at 20 per cent above last year's figures, Sir William Lyons, chairman, said In New York. He said the company was expanding Its output In Britain to meet the new American demand. Sir William
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      JAL revenue increases
      90 12 JAPAN Air Lines reports an increase of 23.4 per cent in its revenue for February, compared with the same month last year, the second month running that the increase reached 23 per cent. Total revenue for the month was $15.3 million from domes- tic and international services,
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      A NEW FINANCE CONCERN SET UP IN S'PORE
      305 12 MALAYAN Credit Ltd.. a new finance company. has been incorporated in Singapore with the object of extending financial facilities to the people of the Malaysian territories The company, vlth a nomi nal capital of $5 million, hw branches in Penang. Ipoh and
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      Chilled beef flown from Perth for K.L. display
      125 12 Chilled beef flown from Perth for K.L. display A LARGE consignA ment of fresh "export quality" Australian beef arrived in Singapore by air from Perth during the week for the Australian Industries Exhibition at Kuala Lumpur which began last Monday. The beef was transhipped to Kuala Lumpur on a Malayan
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      Chamber session
      35 12 The P.M.S. Chamber of Commerce will hold Its annual general meeting at the Shell Theatrette. Shell House. Kuala Lumpur, at 10.30 ajn. this morning. The president. Mr. GEM. Jones, will make an address.
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      310 12 Ag± SOU AOINTk NARTON ft COMPANY. LIMITED. E "SPEEDWELL" wire, ropes Hfi MARTIN." BLACK A Co 7 fW,r." Ropee)^LU Wth $1 *DUSTRJAL V tNGINKRINGA MAJUNt MMN6.' iAHTH MOWNfe LOGCXSttIiQUMMOfTS GROWTH WITHOUT GROWING PAINS.. .IN MAKASSAR When a growing city needs new communications, a prob- exchange. The two systems operate together
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    PROFIT-TAKING IN MININGS: INDUSTRIALS ARE ACTIVE
    753 14 From Our Market Correspondent DESPITE the big rise of $3.7."> in the metal price yesterday tin shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange did not forge ahead to any extent, because although there was reasonable inquiry, profit takers were out after the appreciation of the
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayaa Stork Indices April 17 April 18 Industrials: 103.2' 106.61 Tins: 113.93 114.96 S rubbers: 107.23 107.23 Dec. 29.1962=100.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    95 14 MELBOURNE, Tliurs. CHARE TRADING continued quiet and prices were steady. Leaders fluctuated narro-vly around late levels with mo\ ements above in balance. Base metals and oils eased while loans continued firm. c.R.A a/1 A Mount Isa N. Urok^n Hill »10i.) 24 I Amiiol ivtroli'iim ''or ln.l f.l 1
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 14 \l AY first «;rj(le rubber buyer* I oh. closed at S p.m. in SingaII par Ib. ungban^Ml. The ton* MM idle. S.C.C.R.A. and KM RE. doting price* in centi per Ib. yesterday: INT. 1 R.S.S. prompt ton. t>u. int. I K.S.B. May tajran .<••.. mUwi rat; Int. i
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    226 14 iJHIPS lym* alongside, the Sinxapora J Harbour wharves or expected today are: Ah!i.-k« SA, B i I Brook r L' 3 S.dr: .ik I 1. MMS i .Maru 2".' :;0, smktd i. 7. Hnnnov.r I Itlkumo M..HI IV l-indiiur nr..,n;i rj 4::. Star Aldtli.u in ;il/3J, VU
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    778 14 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: BouMeait (5,080) *l.!is D, <2.n00> *IH7 r3.000> t\.:>«.; Dunlopi r.'.000) $2.77.' 1 2.000) J2.76, Cl.nnot 52.75: Catt Smelt 53 SI..
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    85 14 -THE Malayan Cxcnang* Bankr A.--1 taciatiMi mad.' these cbangea in ita rate* to nu-rcnanu yeaterday tall I rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 1/4, airmail! OD 34 3/8. Wd'tt 33 7/8 credit bills. Z'i I.J/1H trade bills (tiling TT or OO ready: Canada 34 15/16: OeutsctM Marks
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    Amal Rubber
    9 14 \malsamated Rubber's March crop was 905,100 lb.
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    Straits tin price goes to new high levels
    360 14 fITHE advance in the Straits X tin price continued sharply again yesterday with a gain of $3.75 to $451 perpicul. This represented a rise of $5.50 in two days and $1287* since the present advance started on April 8. Yesterday's Straits rise
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    142 14 (OFFICIAL OUOTATIONSI April 18. Three months. Dunlop* 16 eta. 8. Darby 44. Kmo 21 ct». C Mo*Mt«jMi F. A N. IS eta. S. Traction 1 J OammonH 11 eta. J. WauKh 15 cts. Hhell It eta. M. Brew 30 rt». .stt-;nr.<htp 7 eta. M. Cement 1 ■> ct.i.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 14 April 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 76} cents (unchanged). TIN: $451 (up $3.75). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 20 tons).
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    46 14 -HINESE PrMlucc iMtMNtt ly day: Coconut ail: bulk selleis. dtura 'IS. uy«r». »>t»P«r MM tlWj A»IMT». 1 black $11/ i LißfM ix.icK ttUl nrllrra A K Singapore Coccnut Oil Millers' Antciation pcicti: iiulk H2| •clMn, drum 'I'HCt. Singapore Copra Association 4 p m. prices
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      1003 15 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA ADI AN COLOMBO PLAN TRAINING SCHEME IN (>l \riM. AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens who hold a good (UvTir. preferably in economics or business administration. fat oa ;v at a Canadian University leading to a master's degree. Normally a master's degree will require
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      736 15 NOTICES NOTICE HONG KONG UNIT FUND 3 LIMITED SECOND HONG KONG FUND Under the terms or the Trust Deed, a distribution will be made on 15th June, 1963, to persons who are registered unltholdert on 30tn April. 1963. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANK. HONG KONG (TRUSTEE) LIMITED. TRUSTEE. MERLIMAU PEGOH LIMITED
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      682 15 NOTICES NOTICE SCHOLARSHIP Applications are invited for the Anglo-Oriental (Malaya* Limited Mining Scholarship. The scholarship is open to i engineering graduates and engineering students, who have successfully completed their third examination, of the University of Malaya. Further particulars and ap- plication forms are obtainable irom the Registrar. University of Malaya,
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      889 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG Applications are Invited tor appointment as Assistant Architect irom residents in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore who are over 26 years of age and who nave completed a recognised course of studies which entitles them to exemption from the HI HA.
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      378 15 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS lor the Construction of ONE Class D' Quarters complete with Ancillary Works lor Postmaster at l.upinu. will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. Peruk. Ipoh up to' 3.00 p.m. or 2ti:h April. 1963 irom. Contractors in Classes A to D under
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      Yamaha to make a stronger bid for Johore GP
      421 16  -  JOE DORAI: BY Singapore, Thursday yAMAHA will make a stronger challenge for the Johore Grand Prix in August, said team manager H. Nagayasu before leaving Singapore for Japan this morning. Mr. Nagayasu left wi Ito and Hiroshi Hasegaw successful bid for
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      Merger talks for athletic associations
      69 16 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Delegates from athletic associations of the five Malayasian territories will meet in Kuaia Lumpur over the weekend for exploratory ta'ks on the formation of the Malaysia AAA. Two delegates each from Malaya Singapore. Brunei, North Borneo and Sarawak will .'ttend the
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      Krian league
      25 16 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. The Knan District football league will be revived after a lapse of three years. The tournament will begin next month
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      Lock icon TOP FLIGHT GOALIE
      57 16 fORDON Banks, the Leicester goalkeeper, leaps above the thronp: to pluck the ball from West Ham's eap;er centreforward Geoff Hurst (No. 9) and centrehalf Ken Brown in the F*irst Division soccei match in London last Saturday. Backing up the goalkeeper is lan King (light shirt). the Leicester
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      Singapore Indians retain trophy
      202 16 Singapore Indians retain trophy SOCCER SINGAPORE, Thurs. -A goal: scored during extra time by centre-forward Nadarajah enabled Singapore Indians to retain the Hindu Cup when they beat Europeans 3-2 on the padang. After a scoreless first half, Indians took a comfortable 2-0 lead but Europeans fought back determinedly to level
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      81 ENTRIES
      38 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore AAA annual crosscountry championships, to be held on Saturday at Mcßiiche reservoir at 3.30 p.m. has attracted 81 entries. Bixteen teams have entered for the senior event and ten for the junior
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      Perak are favourites for 'quad' title
      187 16 HOCKEY IPOH, Thurs. Perak will meet Armed Forces in the opening match of the quadrangular hockey tournament at 4 p.m. tomorrow on the Municipal Padang here. In the other fixture tomorrow, Johore will meet Negeri Sembllan at 5.1 p.m. Perak, playing on home ground
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      Course for athletic coaches is postponed
      84 16 Course for athletic coaches is postponed IPOH, Thurs. The course for athletic coaches scheduled to be held in Penang later this month has been postponed. The reason is that American coach Bill Miller, who is to conduct the course, will be arriving in Malaya on Apr. 30. Instead of earlier
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      HONOUR FOR PENANG UDA
      256 16 HONOUR FOR PENANG UDA ASIAN YOUTH TOURNAMENT pENANG, Thurs, The Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj, said today that Penang was "honoured" to have been chosen as the princpul venue for the fifth Asian Youth soccer tournament which, he said. promised to be "th« best and most representative yet
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      109 16 SPORTS DIARY .SOCCER ASIAN YUL'TH: Group A Thailand v Cambodia. 7.30 p.m.;.' Japan v Korea. 9 p.m. (at Penangi. Group B Vietnam v Hong Kong, 7 p.m.: India v Burma 8.30 pm tat Alor SUri. STOW; Dlv. SB: Kota Raja v RAP Changi 'A' (Farrer Plo; Rajajl v Blue Rovers
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      Water Scout shows good form
      357 17  -  EPSOM JEEP SINGAPORE DERBY TOPWEIGHT IS FANCIED BY OINGAPORE, Thurs. Sal a mat Stable's Water Scout, last season's top money-spin-ner, enhanced his chance in Sunday's Singapore Derby with a splendid trial this morning With Keith Moxham astride, the strapping grey finished a tworound workout with
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      THE STIPE'S REPORT
      267 17 THE STIPE'S REPORT SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The MRA Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races at Bukit Timah. RACE 1— Lord Lucan made a plunge at the gates just as they opened and ■gained a break on the field. J. Wilson, his rider, last his near stirrup iron but regained it quickly.
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      'Off-course' success
      80 17 'Off -course' success FiNANG. Wed. Malayan delegates told the recent Asian Racing Conference at Sydney of the success of off-oour.-e betting In this country. "We told the conference this was the best weapon to beat Illegal book making." said Mr. Lim Huck Aik. president of the Penn Hi: Turf Club
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      Lock icon Japanese buy Aussie horses
      64 17 SYDNEY Thurs— The Japanese Equestrian Federation have bought two Australian horses which they plan to enter for the 1964 Olympic Games equestrian events in Japan. The horses are a black gelding. Mr. Smith, and a chestnut gelding. Whisper. They were bought at Sydney's Royal Easter show
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      NINE TEAMS TO VIE FOR THREE TROPHIES
      181 17 NINE TEAMS TO VIE FOR THREE TROPHIES POLO KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Nine teams will take part In the Malayan Polo Club's annual Selangor tournament which begins here tomorrow. Four teams will compete for the Selangor Turf Club Cup. They are the Royal Pahang Polo Club (handicap 12k Selangor Polo Club
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      BT. TIMAH RACE WEIGHTS
      411 17 OIXGAPORE, Thurs,— Weights for all eight races at Bukit Timah on Sunday: THE SINGAPORE DERBY CLASS I— l2F Water Scout 9.09 Norval Lad 8.12 Bon Vivcur B.l* Caah Inn S.lO Dark Romance II 8.09 Tariff Q 806 Rrpulse Bay 8.05 llreanboat 8.05 Lost Horteon 8.00 Shantin
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      Lock icon Margaret aims for the 'grand slam9 this year
      224 17 Margaret aims for the 'grand slam 9 this year SYDNEY, Thurs.— A fit and confident Margaret Smith left here by air yesterday for a six-month lawn tennis tour in which she hopes to achieve the "grand slam" of the world's four leading singles titles. Only Maureen Connolly of the United
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      Lock icon Games TV rights
      79 17 NEW YORK, Thurs. The National Broadcasting Company yesterday announced It had acquired exclusive United States rights to televise the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. The announcement came Jointly from the television network's board chairman. Mr. Robert SamofT. and from Mr. Sinosuke Ate. president of Nippon Hoso Kyokal. (Japan
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      Lock icon CABLES IN BRIEF
      118 17 SOCCEB— London: English Dtv. 4 Crewe 2 Chesterfield 0. Scottish DJv. I— Dundee 1 Dundee United 2: Dunfermllne 3 Aberdeen 0: Hibernian 1 Motherwell 0; i Particle 1 Rangers 4. Dlv. 2— Alloa 3 Brechin 0: Arbroath 3 Albion Rovers 0; Ayr 3 St. Johnstone 1: Dumbarton
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      Iran invitation for S'pore
      253 17  -  LIM KEE CHAN WEIGHTLIFTING BY Singapore, Thursday T»HE Singapore Amateur Weight-lifting Federation have been invited to send a team to compete in an international meet at Teheran in August. A. M. Bakhtiyar. the president of the Iranian Weightlifting Federation, said in a letter to the SAWLF,
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      §50,000 target for charity
      53 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation expect to raise over $50,000 from the charity match In aid of Ball's volcano eruption victims. The match will be played between Johore and Singapore at the Happy World tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. So far. advanced sale tickets have topped
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      Lock icon ROS ROCK UPSETS IN FREE HANDICAP
      154 17 ROS ROCK UPSETS IN FREE HANDICAP LpNDON, Thurs— American I owner Charles Engelhard's colt Ros Rock sprang a 25-1 surprise in the £3,000 Free Handicap, run over It at Newmarket yesterday. Jockey Paul Tulk shot Ros Rock into a clear lead enterIng the last 2f and he gamely defied all
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      GYMKHANA
      23 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs Seletar Auto Club will be holding a gymkhana motor-racing meet on the RAF Seletar runway at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
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    DEATH
    15 18 VAf FUI iIN ,v p*»c»fully oi. M. Couch 4 t.-i.v Han to >:.<i.id.in Omwnr.
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    Singapore plan to park in the sky
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    Samsu in the Kallang Basin
    296 18 Samsu in the Kallang Basin SINGAPORE. Fri. Customs men today unearthed a huge cache of illicit samsu mash in the Kallang Basin. In one of their biggest successes against "moonshiners." they seized 24 drums containing 1.056 gallons of mash with a potential duty of $6,000 from the mud-dy-bottom of Pulau
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    PESTERED' AMAH IN DEATH FALL FROM NEW FLATS
    188 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A young amah was found dead at the bottom of the 10-storey Housing Board flats at Kallang last night, shortly after she had made a report to police about a man who had been pestering her. A watchman on rounds
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    Enahoro is delayed
    60 18 LONDON. Thurs— The extradition of chief Anthony Enahoro from Britain to Nigeria to face a charge of treasonable felony MM further delayed today. After" a five-minute private healing in the High Court. Mr. Justice Lyell ordered that fresh applications ior the release of the chit 1 should
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    CONTRACT IS LET TO MOVE 784 CARS OUT OF THE STREETS
    256 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government today announced that the Public Works Department has awarded the contract for the building of Singapore s fir>t eight-storey car park (artist's impression above) at a cost of 52.5 million. It is the biggest of
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    $20,789 gift to Patriotic Fund
    214 18 KUA] I'HE Malayan Chinese $20,789 cheque to the The money repr-.-c: day's salary n and contributions from pupils of «)2 Chinese schools In Negri Semoilan. In i letter, the MCA said the cheque had been presentid to the MCA national pretfdent and Financt- M'.rMor. Mr
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    Envoy returning for talks
    33 18 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Australian Ambassador to Indom K.C.O. Sliann. will fly home tomorrow lor routine COrMUlUliOnn wHh his Government. the embassy announced today. The Amb.iss.nini- will be away leatar
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    3 POSED AS POLICE IN $3,400 HAUL
    105 18 3 POSED AS POLICE IN $3,400 HAUL SINGAPORE Thurv Three men who po*ed as police officers today gained entry into a house and pot away with $3,400 in cash and jewellery. An amah. Leone Ah See. 58. who was alone in the house in Lorong IT. Geylang. had heard a
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE 'A RELUCTANT VICTIM OF TENGKU'
    125 18 JAKARTA. Thurs. Ihe Indonesian Herald s.i it! yesterday that Sinuapore was onr of the "reluctant victims" of Tengkn Abdul Rahman's Malaysia concept. The newspaper, which reflects the views of the Foreign Office, said that under the merger ar-. rancements Singapore uotild be discriminated against
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    Lock icon No opposition to Malaysia concept: Nara
    100 18 KUCHINO. Thurs— Mr. C. V. Narasimhan, personal representative of U.N. Secre-tary-General. U Thant. said today that Sarawak p-litl-cal leaders and individual representatives had not expressed opposition to the Maiaysia concept. Mr. Narasimhan. who was speaking at a press conference, .said that the Sarawak United
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    Locations for X-ray units are changed
    89 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Due to poor response from the public 'o the Singapore Ami-Tuberculosis Association s mass X-ray campaign in certain areas, its mobile X-ray unit's schedule of locations has been altered. During the next two weeks the unit will be stationed at the following
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    Lock icon New British envoy
    36 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Mr. Raymond G.A. Etherington-Smith. of the stall of the British CommissionerGeneral lor South-east Asia at Singapore, will be Britain's new ambassador to South Vietnam, the Foreign Office announced here today. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    338 18 LONDON. Thurs— lt has been another Rood day In stock markets. Gilteaged forged further ahead in response to the Gov- j ernment's new Usue plans while many features developed in in- 1 dustrlale following renewed but selective buying. Gilts were marked up sharply at the opening, hesitated around
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    60 18 LONDON, Thurs. Spot 22 ,v May 22 13/16 d.. June 22 7 »d.. July 22 7 »d.. July' Sept. 22 r .d., Oct./ Dec. 22 15/16 d.. Jan. Mar. 22 T «d.. Apr. June 22 13/16 d, July /Sept. 22\d Oct. Dec. 22 11/16 d.. c.l.f. Apr unquoted. May
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    25 18 IXWDON. Thurs. Buyers £892. .tellers £893. Forward buyeni £892. sellers £893. Settlement £892. Turnover a.m 380 tons, p m 45 tons. Tone: Very steady.
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      Malaysian triumph on first night of youth soccer
      550 18  - Malaysian triumph on first night of youth soccer NORMAN SIEBEL By PENANG. Thursday A CAPACITY 20,000 were locked in, thousands more were locked out and hung around for second-hand excitement. This was the setting at Penang's flag-bedecked City Stadium tonight for the opening of the Fifth Asian Youth Football Championship
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      A 5-1 BOMBARDMENT BY MALAYANS
      241 18 MALAYA started their match 1 against the Philippine.- in the l>est ixxssible way with a first raid, tirst -minute goal. At tin end of a dazzling move Thanabalan was in position to eagerly tap the ball into a goal vacated by confused aoalkeepet Feurtes. In
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      36 18 ICiHEST and low est tempera- in Malaya and Sing*- ;he ixTiod 8 p.m. Wedneaday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 75 Bbaru 90 73 Penang 77 l!»h 75 M.il.hv.i 93 75 Singapore 90 73
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