The Straits Times, 10 April 1964

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    Lock icon THANAT's NEW TRY
    234 1 'Several proposals' Subandrio promises to pass them on to Sock to settle Malaysia dispute BANGKOK, Thursday THE Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, said today he made several proposals to the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, last Tuesday to settle the Malaysia dispute. He told reporters that
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    Razak tells of demands to make Malaya part of Indonesia
    503 1 'Real reason why three Opposition leaders are against Malaysia 1 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thursday. TL'X Abdul Razak disclosed here this evening how Dr. Hurhanuddin. Inche Ishak Haji Mohamed and Inche Ahmad Boestaraain had tried in 1946 to persuade the I'mno leadership
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    Malaysia to U.S. Embassy: Explain, please
    352 1 Malaysia to U.S. Embassy: Explain, please |/"UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minist r y of External Affairs today sought clarification from the United States Embassy here on a purported State Department statement asking Tengku Abdul Rahman to exercise restraint in the dispute with Indonesia. A statement Issued by the Ministry tonight
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    CARRINGTON IN FOR 'INFORMAL' DISCUSSIONS
    413 1 CARRINGTON IN FOR 'INFORMAL' DISCUSSIONS IT V ALA LUMPUR. I Thurs. Lord Carrington, the Briti s h Minister of State without portfolio, arrived here today for "informal talks" with the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Lord Carrington. who is on his way to Manila to lead the British delegation to
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    Alliance will win again, says Tengku
    567 1  - Alliance will win again, says Tengku HENRY PAUL By JPOH, Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul R a h m a n, wound up an intensive five day tour of Perak with a late rally last night at Slim River, the third for the day. confident that th c Alliance
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    Newsmen strike
    37 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The National Union of Journalists today announced that Its members employed by the Malayan Times went on strike from 1 p.m. today following failure by the management to pay their March salaries
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    446 1 'HE CALLED A TTLEE A TRAITOR ALLEGA TION I ONDON, Thurs. L Earl Attlee. former British Prime Minister, was today quoted as terming "perfect nonsense" the late Gen. Mac Arthur's reported conviction that his plans during the Korean war had been betrayed by Britain to the
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    'K' for Cyprus
    20 1 NICOSIA. Thurs. The Cyprus Mail reported today that Mr. Khrushchev Is expected to visit Cyprus next month.
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    NEW ZEALAND PREMIER FLIES IN FOR TALKS
    170 1 NEW ZEALAND PREMIER FLIES IN FOR TALKS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake. flew into Singapore tonight for an overnight stopover before leaving for Kuala Lumpur for a two-day official visit. Mr. and Mrs. Holyoake were met at the airport by the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr.
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    Ayub's hernia
    23 1 KARACHI. T*hurs. President Ayub Khan. 56. today left hospital here which he entered a week af»» for a hernia operation. Reu'-..
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 AUTUMN POLLS LONDON. Ttaurv Britain's general election will be in autumn says statement from Prime Minister's office tonight.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon WAR? WE ARE NOT STRONG ENOUGH
      146 2 WAR? WE ARE NOT STRONG ENOUGH say Indonesians in Washington WASHINGTON, Thurs. High Indonesian diplomatic sources here insist President Soekarno will not co to war with Malaysia and that their country does not have the strength for such a conflirt, it was reported today. The Indonesian position was made clear
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      234 2 JAKARTA, Thurs 21 million Indonesians are 'readu to destroy Malaysia' PRESIDENT Soekarno today warned Tengku Abdul Rahman that 21,000.000 Indonesian volunteers are ready to destroy your puppet state made by British imperialism." He issued the warning speech in Jakarta, marking national aviation day. Strength Dr. Soekarno said Indonesia
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      Lock icon Indian riot toll
      38 2 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— The Indian Home Minister. Mr. Gulzarilal Nanda. told Parliament today 346 people were killed and 458 injured during recent communal riots at Rourkela, Jamshedpur and Ralgarah in Central and Eastern India— Reuter.
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      Lock icon BORNEO TRUCE MUST GO ON PLEADS LOPEZ
      255 2 MANILA, Thurs. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, urged today that negotiations to settle the .Malaysia-Indonesia dispute be continued and that the Borneo ceasefire be maintained. He was commenting on a Kuala Lumpur report quoting Tengku Abdul Rahman as saying he considered
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      Lock icon INDONESIA TO HAVE A GROWING DIVERSIFIED FRENCH 'PRESENCE'
      151 2 INDONESIA TO HAVE A GROWING DIVERSIFIED FRENCH 'PRESENCE' PARIS, Thurs. Mr. Louis Joxe, acting French Premier and Foreign Minister, said yesterday that France intended to extend and diversify the "French presence" in Indonesia. Reporting to the Cabinet on the visit to France of the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, Mr.
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      Raiders chop off five heads
      108 2 JAMMU, Thursday. A FAMILY of five was found beheaded in the border village of Romani yesterday morning. Kashmiri police blamed the crime on "Pakistani intruders. The village, 38 miles from here, Is near the ceasefire line between India and Pakistan. Kashmir police chief Lachmandass Thakur
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      75 Vietcongs killed
      30 2 SAIGON. Thurs. Government troops killed an estimated 75 Vietcongs in two separate engagements in the highlands near the Laotian border on Tuesday, reliable military sources said.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Out of hospital
      24 2 KARACHI, Thurs. President Ayub Khan, 56. yesterday left hospital here which he entered a week ago for a hernia operation. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The Red Words war goes on: Russia attacks again
      251 2 The Red Words war goes on: Russia attacks again MOSCOW, Thursday. JJUSSIA yesterday accused China of "constantly and systematically" violating their border "and not infrequently in a crude and provocative manner," according to the Soviet news agency Tass. This contradicted the most accepted norms of in- ternatlonal law. it said
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      4 tribal rebels killed
      38 2 RANGOON, Thurs. Government troops ambushed and killed four Shan tribal rebels last week It was announced today. The action took place at Wanpon village, Kengtung District of Burma's Shan State bordering on Thailand.— UPl.
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      Spy ring uncovered
      27 2 CAIRO. Thurs. The Egyptlan Government said yesterday it had uncovered a m.ijor Israeli soy ring and arrested it least one of its members.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Chimney sitters continue plywood vigil
      142 2 Chimney sitters continue plywood vigil \TAHA, Thurs. Four 1 Okinawan workers of an American-oper-ated plywood compary remained atop a 130 ft chimney yesterday to demand wage increases. The four have been on the chimney of the Okinawa Plywood Co. since March 24. Their fellow workers have been sending them food.
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      Lock icon Bhutan assassin a 'Communist'
      61 2 GANGTOK. (Sikkim), Thurs.— The man who assassinated Bhutan Prime Minister, Mr. Jigme Dor.ii, on Sunday night has been identified as a "Communist Party ticket holder" who masqueraded in tha uniform of a lieutenant authoritative sources said here yesterday. But he is still at large despite efforts
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      Lock icon 'RESTRAINT' APPEAL TO BRITAIN, YEMEN
      117 2 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. —A draft resolution asking the Security Council to deplore the British military action against a Yemeni fort last month »nd condemning reprisals as incompatible with the U.N. Charter was tabled here yesterday by Morocco and the Ivory Coast. The draft calls on
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon PEKING'S ENVOY: DISPUTES WITH U.S. WILL BE SETTLED
      203 3 PEKING'S ENVOY: DISPUTES WITH U.S. WILL BE SETTLED WARSAW, Thurs.— Mr. Wang Ping-an, the Chinese Ambassador, who is leaving here soon after nearly 10 >ears of negotiations with United States representatives, yesterday said he believed "disputes which now exist between China and the U.S. will eventually be settled. "I regret
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      Lock icon It's war as Mods knock the Rockers
      165 3 It's war as Mods knock the Rockers LONDON. Thurs. The Mods v Rockers feud, a running battle between rival teenage cults, erupted in London last night and ended with 30 youngsters arrested. Trouble started whin hundreds of Rockers tried to get into a big television production called the Mod Ball,
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      Lock icon Thant asks for more troops
      45 3 I UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. U Thant. the Secretary-General, has asked Finland. Sweden and Ireland to increase their Dledees to the U.N. peace-kepoing force In Cyprus by 300 troops each, a U.N. spokesman announced. Finland has already agreed, he said. Reuter.
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      Law thesis by order
      44 3 DAYTONA BEACH (Florida). Thurs. Hailed into court on a disorderly conduct charge, Randall Blessing, 20. a pre-law student at the University of Florida, was fined US$5O and ordered to write a thesis on why he should respect the law.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Irene: No change in the family circle
      477 3 MARQUIS READS STATEMENT FOR NERVOUS PRINCESS PARIS, Thursday PRINCESS Irene of the Netherlands, said to be "on the verge of a nervous breakdown," announced yesterday that her decision to go her own way with her prince has not changed her relations with her
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      Lock icon A SECOND MASS WALK-OUT AT TRADE TALKS
      151 3 A SECOND MASS WALK-OUT AT TRADE TALKS fENEVA, Thurs. v Delegates at the 121--ration World Trade Conference staged a mass walkout yesterday as the South African Minister for Economic Affairs, Dr. Nico Diederichs. walked to the rostrum. It was the second walk- out In two days. On Tues- I day
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      Lock icon Red gold for Paris
      27 3 PARIS, Thurs. Two Soviet planes yesterday fletr In from Moscow with 13 tons of Russian gold bought by the Bank of France.— UPI.
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      Lock icon HIGH COURT JUDGE FACES TAX EVASION CHARGES
      120 3 OKLAHOMA CITY. Thurs. Justice Earl Welch of the Oklahoma State Supreme Cour{ was indicted yesterday by a Federal Grand Jury on five counts of income tax evasion. Also Indicted was N. S. Corn, a former State Supreme Court Justice, who now is retired.
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      Lock icon Mac Arthur: Crowds brave rain for last time
      210 3 Mac Arthur: Crowds brave rain for last time WASHINGTON, Thurs. The body of Gen. Mac Arthur arrived here from New York yesterday for a farewell tribute from a nation, led by President Johnson. Thousands were at Union Station when the special train bearing the old soldier's remains backed slowly into
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      Lock icon Warning strike for higher pay
      27 3 BRUSSELS, TJiurs. Thousands of European Common Market Commission employees came out on a two-hour "warning strike" for higher salaries here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Appeal by counsel in 'Biscuit King' suit
    369 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. pOX a woman to become a lawful secondary wife of a man in the Chinese community, there must be recognition of her by members of his family, especially by his principal wife, stated Mr. M.B. Brash in the Federal Court of
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    BIG TAIWAN GROUP TO OPEN THREE PLANTS HERE
    236 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. In its first stage of industrial development. Singapore must depend to a substantial degree on overseas countries for the technical skills and scientific technology necessary for establishing new industries, the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said yesterday. He
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    PAY BOOST CLAIM IS REJECTED
    162 4 PAY BOOST CLAIM IS REJECTED SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Industrial Arbitration Court today threw out the claims of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees for salary increases for Division Four typists in the Postal Department because they were already covered by an agreement signed between the AUPE and theSingapore Government relating
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    Prize-giving
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mrs. Kwan Sal Kheong. wife of the Deputy Director of Education, will give away the prices at a prlse-givlng ceremony of the Beatty Secondary Schoo^onAorl^^a^^O^jin^
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    Premier to attend three functions in a day
    318 4 Premier to attend three functions in a day SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan .Yew, will attend three functions one after the other tomorrow evening. First, he will open the $1.9 million Cantonment Road housing estate at 6.30 p.m. Immediately afterwards. Mr. Lee will open the Tanjong Pagar
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    Water cut
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off In Jalan Kemunlng Eetate off 12 m.« Sembawang Road, tomorrow from S a.m. to 6 pjn.
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    'Rejoin Medical Service' call
    218 4 'Rejoin Medical Service call SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yo n g Nyuk Lin, said today that there was an acute shortage of doctors, trained nurses and technicians in the Medical Service. To fill this gap, he urged doctors, nurses and technicians who are retiring from the service
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    In office again
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Gerald de Cruz has been re-elected chairman of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children at the annual general meeting held recently.
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    185 5 TBSSELTON, Thurs. J A widespread Sabah prostitution racket, believed linked with a kidnapping ring in Hon» Kong and Singapore, has been smashed, an Immigration Department spokesman reported today. A cover The official said the prostitutes came here from Hong Kong and Singapore ostensibly
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    BRUNEI TO REPLACE MALAYAN LOFFICERS
    109 5 BRUNEI TO REPLACE MALAYAN LOFFICERS BRUNEI TOWN, Thurs. Malayan officers seconded to the Brunei Malay Regiment will soon be replaced by British officers, it was announced here today. The Malay Regiment headquarters here said the Malayan officers were being recalled for duty &t home. Lt.-Col. D.M. Fletcher has taken over
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    Hindu youth convention
    55 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.— More than 400 youths from all over Malay* win take part In the 6th annual convention of the Federation of Malaya Hindu Youth Council to be held at Sunael Patani from May 2 to May 5 v Tn Central Kedah Hindu Youth Organisation is
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    Naval base police probe a murder at sea
    112 5 Naval base police probe a murder at sea- OfNGAPORE. Thurs.— The Naval Base police here are investigating a murder on the high seas. John Slack, 17. an assistant cook, was found stabbed in the stomach on board the aircraft carrier Bulwark on March 29, when the carrier was in the
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    Security arrest
    23 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— ln Security checks throughout the Island, police detained a man under the societies ordinance 'and screened 2,386 suspected gangsters.
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    100 Thai teachers
    19 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— About 100 Thai teachers will visit the $750,000 Rural Trade School here tomorrow.
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    None apply to stagger pay on estates
    326 5 None apply to stagger pay on estates "KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs 'J'HE Commissioner for Labour, Mr. M. R. Naidu, said today that although he had agreed to estates staggering and altering pay days in view of the number of estate, payroll robberies, no estate had so far applied to do this.
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    'NO' to Boesta's speeches on tape
    133 5 'NO' to Boesta's speeches on tape |£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A Socialist Front candidate in the general elections, Inche Ahmad Boestaman, now under detention, cannot make speeches at rallies through a tape recorder. The secretary of the Elections Commission. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Talib, said today: "A person given a permit
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    Sabah plans 'Operations Room' for rural work
    101 5 lESSELTON. Thurs. J Sabah will have its own rural development "Operations Room" by the middle of the year. The State's Rural Development Officer, Mr. Roderick Maclean said that the $50,000 room is similar to the one in Kuala Lumpur. The Minister without Portfolio.
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    $1 million French art exhibition for K.L.
    213 5 I/UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— A milliondollar exhibition of French modern decorative art will be put on show at the National Art Gallery here for two months from May 14. The first time that such an exhibition is being staged here, it will feature
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    'COME BACK' APPEAL TO MISSING WIFE AND CHILDREN
    155 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A father of three today appealed to his wife, Mrs. Josephine Marsh known to her friends as Angela to return to him. Mr. Ronald Marsh. 30, a tourist driver-cum-gulfie, said that tils wife, and three children were' missing when he
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  • THE BATTLE FOR VOTES
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      Khir: Our efforts are there for all to see
      469 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. L_ THE Minister of Agriculture, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said last night the fact that the Government was spending $370 million on education this year should give the lie to criticism that the Government was not doing enough
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      Raid on hut
      28 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Detectives early today raided an empty unnumbered hut in Bukit Ban Kee and recovered seven iron rods, a ■pear and a Icanda stick
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      Community centres
      30 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakai bin Baginda, yesterday opened two community centres »t Kampong Gicliing Hillr and Kampong Busut In Kuala Langat
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      Kean Siew promises a Penang state development board
      125 6 Kean Siew promises a Penang state development board PENANG. Thurs. The chairman of the Penang Socialist Front elections committee, Mr. Lim Kean Slew, said today if the Front took over the state government it would set up a state development board to co-ordinate the functions of the state government, city
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      WORKERS WARNED: DON'T LET LEE SPLIT YOU
      260 6 WORKERS WARNED: DON'T LET LEE SPLIT YOU- OENANG. Thurs. The Assistant Minister of Labour an 4 Social Welfare, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, today accused the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, of "trying to drive a wedjre between Penang and Singapore workers affected by the Indonesian! confrontation. "The Alliance Central
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      Rival accuses Ramanathan of 'Indian chauvinism'
      227 6 PENANG, Thurs. rE Socialist Front deputy Mayor. Inche Omar bin Othman, today accused his Alliance rival for the Sungei Pinang State constituency, Mr. D.S. Ramanathan. a former Mayor, of "Indian chauvinism." Inche Omar told an election rally at Tye Kirn Yuen Road here that
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      Front 'accepts' Malaysia but...
      249 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Urn Kean Slew, vice-president of the Labour Party of Malaya, said in a TV interview tonight that his party accepted Malaysia as a constitutional fact but was still against the way it was formed. "We believe that Malaysia will give rise to con-
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      Alliance will win with bigger margin: Razak
      301 8 Alliance will win with bigger margin: Razak SINGAPORE, Thur*. THE Alliance will return to power with a bigger majority in the general elections "because I know the people are solidly behind us," the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said tonight. "They know what our policies are," he said in
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      PMIP: WHY MALAYSIA DOES NOT HELP MALAYS
      167 8 PMIP: WHY MALAYSIA DOES NOT HELP MALAYS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Inche Zulkifli Muhamad, vice-pre-sident of the PanMalayan Islamic Party, told a TV audience here tonight: "We maintain that Malaysia is not in the interests of the Malays in this country." His party opposed Malaysia "because the Malays will oe outnumbered." He
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      PPP threatens poster war
      74 8 IPOH, Thurs. Th« PPP leader, Mr. D. R. Seenivattg&m, aaid today that his party had planned "dozens" of cartoons to retaliate against the Alliance which bad started a cartoon "war." He told an election rally last night: "If the Alliance wants to make personal attacks on
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      What we mean to do if we are given a say—by Lee
      463 8 What we mean to do if we are given a say— by Lee SINGAPORE, Thum, rpHE secretary-gen- eral of the People's Action Party, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today underlined what his party means to do if given a say in the State and Central Governments of Malaya. In an interview
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      UDP opposes timing of Malaysia plan
      231 8 gINGAPORE, Thurs. —Dr. Llm Chong Eu, Secretary General of the United Democratic Party, said in a TV interview tonight that his party, while accepting Malaysia and its concept in principle, opposed the planning and timing of the implementation of Malaysia. "We shall continue to
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      Tan: We will win more seats than in last polls
      203 8 Tan: We will win more seats than in last polls MALACCA, Thurs. The president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr Tan Siew Sin, today predicted that the MCA candidates contesting the general elections would win more seats Ikis time than in the last elections. In the last elections the MCA
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      215 6 Altvy Onp By V. T. Uamlin I 2L W 14^2y.5S < 25 O I rJOCEPT FOR ME, YES, IN A'l I „.IOJ WERE 7VT V I BUT fTVWIkS "WORAWP WIZER JO/ P^?K%J > J Prr ~A J9"L~ VAKKAHIK NMOULP MANNEKOF PHYSICAL AGENT/ BUT V WHORBUiTfiETTH'STAfiE Jl'/(X X I SOYOU"REA COMGM
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    75,000 new (non-Malay) votes—to whom?
    1650 7 75,000 new (non-Malay) votes to whom? 1P3T?5nT5!7HP373E!"ll P 3T?5nT5!7HP373E!"l The line-up in PERAK ALLIANCE IN BETTER SHAPE NOW THAN THE LAST TIME: INTERESTING BIG JUMP IN ELECTORATE Four women in State polls I POH, Thursday. I' HE Alliance takes the field in Perak for the general elections in better shape
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    All the candidates...
    1084 7 A The live-up loi I'ailia mriii (Electorate BUM) I ***** (33.251): l» K. Seemvassgani (PPF), Cbeata Chun Ching (All). Wong Kirn Hum auu Won e Kiaw Kew (SK|. Ml M.IIMIH i ..TM,. S. r. Seenivasagam il'l'l'i. l.nn tng Chiang (All), Yuniik b Moliamed Isa (SF). MALA KANUSAK
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    STRAITS TIMES Special Feature THE COURAGE OF DOCTOR ORCHARD
    1731 9 STRAITS TIMES Special Feature THE COURAGE OF DOCTOR ORCHARD The man who fought to give his city a musical tradition IN May 1915 Australia had only one topic of conversation. The landing of the Anzacs at Gallipoli on April 25 had stirred the nation while the mounting casualty lists brought
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    19 10 Word, $1$ i Minimum) CABLE FROM CEYLON Dr. Kaadajaray brother of Mr*. Magasu passed away 8-4-64 8 Wellawatte.
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    177 10 Wt4* tit (MJaimmm) MR. A MRS. G. Green thank friends i iJ relatives for their assistance, preseata, felicitations and attendance or, the occasion of their marriage on 1-R4 at Jobore Bahru. MR. CERALD CLYDE thanks relatives and friends for condolences, att. ndance and wreaths at funeral of his ii.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    62 10 M Word* Sit (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Rev. Law Ka Man railed to rest on 10-4-S3. Badly miKKed by his wife and son. IN MEMORY OF At, K Swee Seng Talplng who died on 10-4-63. We shall alwuy.l love, respect and cherish your memory, abide by your
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      636 10 The urban constituencies, of which there are about 25, will be more bitterly contested in the coming Malayan Parliamentary elections than in either of the preceding ones. Two newcomers the People's Action Party and the United Democratic Party have joined the fray, adding their appeals for support
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      Seato Task
      368 10 Snubs from both north and south have greeted the twoday meeting of South-East Asia Treaty Organisation military advisers which began in Manila yesterday. The Saigon Government, indignant over the Seato secretarygeneral's statement that its war was only an internal dispute between factions, suggested Seato is in danger of
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      Welcome Visitor
      164 10 The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Holyoake, will find Kuala Lumpur greatly changed when he flies in this morning. Since he waa last here more than four years ago the city has developed impressively. Being a perceptive man, moreover, our distinguished visitor will also notice a change in
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    Lock icon The student power in South Korea
    272 10 SEOUL, Thurs. COUTH Korea's turbul- ent students are now acknowledged to be a dominant political force affecting major national policy decisions. News that Japan and Korea have agreed to suspend all talks at Ministerial level closely followed a week of violent antiJapanese student demonstrations
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      Seladang, the bull and the banteng
      316 10 \A/E have to thank Miss TT P.G. Lim for putting the record straight in the matter of the "bull's head." although with results she could hardly have expected. When Dr. Lim Swee Aun based his charges (that the Socialist Front has connections with Indonesia)
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      92 10 \gTE are obliged to the TT Straits Times for reproducing photographs of the Malayan seladang and the Bali bull together with the Socialist Front emblem. Your readers may Judge for themselves whether the Socialist Front symbol bears more resemblance to the Malayan seladan* than to the Bali
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      A hybrid?
      126 10 I have followed with more than a little Interest the recent controversy the bull and the counter-bull, so to speak on the 'animal' component of the Socialist Front crest. To my perhaps untutored eye this animal appears to be a cross between the Malayan seladang and the Indonesian
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      89 10 r reply to the query from FED UP on Saturday April 4 it Is pointed out that as far as this Department is concerned all results have by now been forwarded to candidates. It is possibl that due to changes in addresses of certain candidates not made
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      139 10 WITH reference to the letter from "Parent" In your issue of 28th March, no 11 -plus child Is thrown out of any Government or Go-vernment-Aided school in Singapore for failing the Primary School. Leaving Examination. A child normally sits for that Examination for the first time
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      Pay revision
      51 10 WHEN pay Increases for Government clerks were announced by the Government in February, Cuepacs assured stenographers and other allied services that their salary revision will be announced by the end of March. March has now ended and nothing has been heard of the revision so far NON-CLERK" Kuala
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      80 10 T AST Saturday, April 4. Iv four school buses were used to transport supporters to political rally In Parlt Buntar The question arises as to whether the persons who used the buses were school children. If they were, are they allowed to attend a political
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      21 10 II7HY can't the TelecomTT munications Department in Malaya have the automatic time announcing: service as in Singapore? SUBSCRIBER Penanr
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    Confrontation with a new concept
    747 10 Confrontation with a new concept DR. SUBANDRIO TALKSJ)F BRITISH POLICY AND INDONESIAN DOUBTS During his visit fro The Hague last week, Dr. Subandrio gave an interview to the correspondent of the London Times which threw new light on the motivation of Indonesian confrontation. The interview is reproduced in this page.
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    After the blast
    109 11 After the blast A PUBLIC Utilities Board worker inside the bombed electricity sub-station in Woodleigh Park points to the damaged roof. The blast at 8 p.m. on Wednesday night blew away most of the tiles. Cracks can be seen on the wall. The transformer on the right, however, was undamaged.
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    POSTAL STRIKE THREAT FOR CABINET
    236 11 POSTAL STRIKE THREAT FOR CABINET IfL'ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The case of the Union of Post Office Workers, who have threatened to go on strike on April 23, is to be referred to the Cabinet, the Secretary to the Ministry of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Jaffar Win Tahar. said today.
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    A kris to 'protect' Mr. Tan
    240 11 MALACCA, Thurs. A Malacca haji has lent the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, a kris to carry with him wherever he goes campaigning so that no harm will befall him. Mr. Tan. who has had the kris for several days now, took
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    MINISTER: I ALWAYS BUY BATA SHOES
    95 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. An unsoueht testimonial to Bata shoes came from the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today when he officially declared open Bata's new factory in Telok Blangah Road. "I have been wearing Bata shoes ever since I can remember," he said.
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    Cemetery for warriors
    37 11 KDCHING, Thurs. A national cemetery for men and women killed iv action in Sarawak is to be set up. according to reliable sources. It Is understood that the Supreme Council made this decision recently.
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    Haji cleared of offence on girl
    69 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Haji Noorsan bin Ahmad, 60, charged with having carnal relations with a girl under 16, was acquitted today after a three-day trial in the first criminal district court. The judge, Mr. Eu Cheow Chye. held the entire proceedings In camera as the
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    Ash by School wins
    33 11 IPOH. Thurs. The Ashby Road English School beat 10 other primary schools here to win the thrextiy Shell traffic games which concluded on the Coronation ground ben yesterday eventat
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    Why Soek hates the Chinese—by Ningkan
    258 11 Why Soek hates the Chinese by Ningkan KUCHING, Thursday. Chief Minister of Sarawak, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said today that President Soekarno and bis henchmen hated the Chinese and did not believe in free enterprise. He was speaking at the laying of the foundation stone oi a new building in
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    Baby's body found
    36 11 IPOH. Thurs The body of a one-month old Chinese baby girl was found in the Kinta River near Palim here yesterday evenIng. It Is believed the baby had died about three days ago.
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    Four rules for the first man tourists see
    249 11 Four rules for the first man tourists see ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today spoke of four guiding principles which taxi drivers should adopt to give an efficient public service. He was presenting a $45.--000 cheque to the newlyformed Malay Tarl
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    Varsity grads officials
    56 11 KDALA LDMPDR. Thurs. Dr. Chong Yew Chong has been elected the president of the Selangor branch of the University of Malaya Graduates Society at the annual general meeting here. Others elected were: secretary, Mr. K. Sundralingam; treasurer: Mr. Tan Soo Hai; and committee members: Mr. W. Fernando;
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    Broadcasting chief defends the election jingles
    159 11 Broadcasting chief defends the election jingles {{UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— It Is unfair to say that creativity should be left to someone else, the Deputy Director of Radio Malaysia, Inche Ahmad Murtadwt Zaba. said today of a letter in the Straits Times critlclsim? radio election Jingles. The letter (signed "Jadel") suggested
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    Grik's fire station
    18 11 IPOH. Thurs. A new Are station costing $88,000 has been built In Orlk. Upper Perak.
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    No blame on Big Walk organisers; Coroner
    185 11 No blame on Big Walk organisers; Coroner SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The State Coroner, Mr. N. Ganesan, today exonerated the organisers of the Malay Mall Big Walk competition from all blame for the death of a competitor during the race last year. In recording a verdict of death by natural causes of
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    Mrs. Mock skips Singapore
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Americas round the world woman pilot. Mr*. Jerrle Mock, has cancelled her plans to come to Singapore as part of her flight. In a last-minute change of flight schedule, Mrs. Mock, a 38--year-old mother of three, left Bangkok this morning for Manila in her
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    ENICAR'S LATEST RANGE COMING
    168 12 ENICAR'S LATEST RANGE COMING FWICAR Watch Factories Ltd. of Switzerland will be introducing to the Malaysian market in the near future their latest ran«e of quality watches. These would be watches with revolutionary movements recently developed by the company said Mr. Anste O. Racine, president of the company, who visited
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    New company law for Malaysia
    553 12  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND LEGISLATION WILL HAVE FEATURES UNIQUE TO THIS COUNTRY By THE new Malaysian company law which will replace the present pre-war ordinance will contain the best provisions of those existing: in the British and Australian acts. It will also contain some new features unique
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    Award for Galilei
    34 12 Lloyd Txlestlnos luxury Uner Galileo Galilei lias been nominated for the Italian Architects and Engineers National Association award for "the most outstanding achievement in Italian naval engineering between 1957 and 1963.
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    Vancouver fair
    40 12 British Columbia's 1964 International Trade Fair will take place from May 13 to 23 at Exhibition Park. Vancouver to show the latest in equipment, machinery and other product* for Industry and business from all parts of the world.
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    Big rise in Japanese cycle sales
    95 12 Big rise in Japanese cycle sales JAPANESE exports of motorJ cycles, scooters and mopeds in the 1963 financial year are expected to total 432.000 units, the Midget Motor Manufacturers Association announced in Tokyo, Reuter reports. This is 40 per cent more than the previous financial year's amount and the association
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    Promoting Indian products
    131 12 Promoting Indian products AN export executive of William Jacks and Co. Ltd., Calcutta, Mr. P. Kumar, was in Singapore and Malaya last week promoting the sales of Indian engineering products. These included Industrial fans, machine tools, thermoplastic extruding machinery and the mica insulating bricks. The Insulating bricks, marketed by William
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    Pepper prices up on NY bids
    216 12 Pepper prices up on NY bids AFTER some weeks in the doldrums, the Singapore pepper market came to life again during the last two weeks with stimulation from New York buyers. During the period some 200 1 tons of black pepper was re- ported to have been sold. As has
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    Longines trade discussions
    56 12 Mr. R. Chevalley. export manager of Loagines Watch Co. of St. Imler. Switierland. visited Singapore last week in the course of a tour of the company's agents in the Par East and Near East. Mr. Chevalley had talks with the local agents, Madame Watson (Imports) Ltd. and
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    A venture in S'pore?
    65 12 A Sydney company has formed a Joint venture with a Manila firm and is setting up others In Singapore and Hong Kong, writes Keith Hooper. The Sydney concern is Capital Plastics Pty. Ltd. and the new venture is known as Capital Plastics (Philippines) Inc. with Australian
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    WORK FOR THE JOBLESS AT GARMENT PLANT
    273 12 WORK FOR THE JOBLESS AT GARMENT PLANT UNITEX (Malaysia) Ltd.. a new Singapore garments factory opened earlier this week by Dr. Goh Keng Swee has given work to some of those who have lost their Jobs because of the Indonesian trade boycott. They are now working the p:ant under the
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    ASSISTANT NAMED E. E. C. MANAGER
    192 12 ASSISTANT NAMED E. E. C. MANAGER AFTER 12 years in Singa- pore, Mr. T. A. Reeves, manager for South-East Asia ior The English Electric Co. Ltd., is returning permanently to England this month to take up an appointment at the head oftice in London. He is succeeded by Mr. S.K.
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      211 12 4th Asian office for Cathay Advertising CATHAY Advertising Ltd. last week opened its Kuala Lumpur office which, with the Hong Kong, Singapore and Bangkok offices brings the total number of Cathay's branches in Asia to four. The new office at Jalan Ampang is to meet the ever increasing demands of
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      97 12 THE AYE RY 5106 WEIGHBRIDGE IcsssSoz2p^^^^^ I KuSSi^r >."-">;-x-x-X\\-X\-x-x-!N_\ ■^kVbSS^I SKxSmmW x' X s^HHsfl WoSmr^ s^\ll V -^^HBiB m K H \7jJ JmHw WHOM B%^--.---.-.-.v.v.<^^h/fcrf-^H .>.*■■•■•.■■■■...■..■.■ JK^B The value of a weighbridge is to keep a constant and accurate check on incoming and outgoing supplies. By receiving too little, or
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      3487 13 A copy of this prospectus has been delivered to the Registrar of Companies for registration. The subscription list will be open on Friday 10th of April 1964 and close on Saturday 9th of May 1964 or earlier should tlie issue be fully subscribed. SHARIKAT PERMODALAN KEBANGSAAN LIMITED (Incorporated in the
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      324 13 over Income, and Income over expenditure for the periods under review were as follows: Excess of Excess of Expenditure Income over Period Over Income Expenditure Remarks Ist March 1961- No Directors 31st Dec. 1961. 7,429.00 fees charged Ist Jan. 1962- After charging 31st Dec. 1962. $13,781.00 $8,400/- for Directors Fees,
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      1153 14 (Continued Irom I'- ge 10 1 SITUATIONS VACANT Wmrd, SS (Mm.) Box SO el,, txtrm WANTED EXPERIENCED Knglisn Breaking Walter. Must be able to write. Apply 312 North Bridge Road. B'pore after 2 p.m 1 DOOR-TO-DOOR salesgirls to sell hsir-cream. A'tractive dally allowance snd commission. Apply P.O. Box 2196 or
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      1022 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Words Si Mm.,— Box St rl,. txtn ONE ROOM To Let without children at Zion Close. Apply Tel. (B'pore) ***** FURNISHED ROOM To bet River Valley for working girl. Rlas <• pore) -iIJO. a.m.— 11.30 a.m. FULLY FURNISHED Leave House District 11 available lat May to end July.
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      1062 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE »'or«i St (Mlm.)—Bmx St ct*. txtn SIXTEEN 2-STOREV ISRRACE I Houses for sale, freehold title, off Bartley Road, 3 nedroam*. i batalooms, dining, living, utility, kitchen, say porch, balcony. spacious compound, fencing and (ate Starting construction soon, fit for occupation approximately November December Book early 10
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      836 14 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES M Word* St (Mlm.)—B*xttef. mutrm OFFICE EQUIPMENT Supplies. Attractive position available In Raffles Place to suitable licensee Interested In operating a modern and i.pto-date business to oftlee equipment furniture, and related supphca. Area 380 or 900 sq.ft. For term* and further details write to Box I AJ222 S.T
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      1156 14 BOATS, YACHTS FOR SALE It Wmrd* U (Min.)—B*x M rf*. «xlr. KPT. HALF CABIN Boat 30b. p. motor Ideal family picnic boat. $800 0.n.0. Skis, cushions Included. Tel: Uastrell (Spore) *****. 2 BRAND NEW mahogany marine plywood speedboat for sale. One 18"S" k 68 and on* 16' x 751". For
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      1134 14 FOR SALE I 2* Wmrd* Si (Mln.)— Box SO et*. txtn PIANOS. ENGLISH MAKE Buckland. Cbappell. Eungblut. MarshallRose. Fully Troplcalised. Liberal Cash Discount. Nangheng Piano House, 103--100, Selegie Road, Spore. *****. KNITTED BOYS' SPORTBHIRTS Mad* lo U.B,A. Usually $4.00 Cleanns Now $1.90 Only (Size 8 14). Many Uor* Bargains. Remember
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      705 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANT Applications are Invited for ippoinunent to the post of Flnanlal Assistant In the Electrical Department, Brunei. IUALIFICATIONS: Wide experience of Government accounting. A Certificate In Book-keeping would be aa advantage. (ALARY: In the scale $850 I 30-1080-1 100 per month. Point
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    137 16 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INDUSTRIAL akarea were barely 1 steady with some leaders losing ground. A.R.C. Indastrlea llrmed following the announcement of a new Issue on the basis of two-for-five at a 2s. 6d. premium. Swalkm and Ariel jumped sharply to 51s. after an Amott- Brockliof f counter offer of
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    191 16 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves er expected today ara: Tatiana 12, Bamora 4 6, Harpaly- cua 6/7. Dresden 15/16. lsuzu Marii 19, Bmplre Kittiwake 21/22. Nlcobax 35/36. Jarena 38/39, Catenas 45, Bendoran 46, Straat Johore 47, Bedlli N.W. J, Larut N.W. 2, Bnias N.W. 3/4.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 16 /HINESI Preduco Kxchanga, »in«i- ears neen aricn per pieul yeeterday: Coconut ail: bulk $4~i, aellara, drum $sdi sellers. Copra: April/May IK Continent: Unquoted. Popper: Muntok nhite $163 sellers. Saranak white $162 i sellers, apecial .Sarawak black (132s sellers, garbled Lampons nlack (1375, sellers, ABTA (152 i Kellers. (ingapere
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    26 16 THI Malayan Exehanaa Bank!' Asia--1 ciallen made tbese changes In Its to (100): telling TT ar OD raady: Belgian Francs 1613: Italian Lira *****.
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan Stock Indices April 8 April 9 'Industrials: 109.38 109.79 Tins: 130.14 ISUI rubbers: 105.92 105.92 Her. 30, 1963-100 Dec. 29, 19b"> 100
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    BETTER SENTIMENT NOW ON MALAYAN STOCK MART
    704 16 From Our Market Correspondent BRIGHTER and better conditions continued on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and although the market is not yet extremely busy, daily turnover continues to improve slightly. Operators appear to have got the idea that with the General Election only
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    843 16 COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In Industrials :Baustiad (2.000) (1.83: C. 8. Meldinil (1.000) (3.35. (l.OUO) .via*: r.ast. Smelters (4.00 3L, (3.98 Sh (1,000) (4.04, (1.000) (4.02. (2,000) 54.03: Dunlepi
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 April 9. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69b cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5521 (down $8.50). Estimated offering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    Rubber crops
    16 16 Following further March rubber crops are announced: Krmpu 1.129.600 lb. RWerriew 170,000 lb. i
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 17 i pril first arads rubber buyer* f.t.b. closed at S p.m. In Sfcnsa- j M cents per lb. up one-elgbth of a i'nt on Wednesday's closing level for the position. The tone was Idle. R.A.S. and F M.R.E. eleelng »rl*e« ir tints per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    217 17 OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) ."prll 9. Three months. INDUSTRIALS i:o'i.«tead 14 eta. M. Box 23 ctl. Duniops 18 cts. McAlister 16 eta City Dev. 6 cts. M. Invest. 13 eta t: Smelters 25 cts. OCBC 28 eta. its. Rothmans 12 eta. Ked. Dlsp. 15 eta. Robinsons 15 eta. Gammons 24
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    H.K. RATES
    40 17 /\N the frit exehenge market In I v Hoag Kong yesterday the U.S. dolisr was quoted at 3.731 for TT and 3 73 for sash. Stirling was quoted at 15.97 and ens taal ef geld at 248 a.
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    Big drop in tin price: Rubber is featureless
    467 17 AFTER its rise of $7 on J\ Wednesday, the Straits tin price had an equally sharp decline yesterday of $8.50 to $521 per picul. This followed the drop of 19 In London overnight. The offering was estimated at 240 tons, down five
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    Another cholera case near Alor Star
    101 18 Another cholera case near Alor Star LOR STAR, Thurs. ;i A case of cholera was reported in Kampong Tajar near here today. The latest victim is Mr. i Puah Chow, 68, He was admitted to .the Alor Star hospital. Eight members of the Puah family suspected *to be "carriers' have
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    2 years extension
    47 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An app.. cation by the Singapore United j Rubber Plantations Ltd., that cer- I t.iin awards made to its employees .should continue in force (or two years from January this year will bt heard by the Second Industrial court on April 21.
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    'New vista of wealth'
    432 18  -  SAMAD ISMAIL -From TUN RAZAK OPENS TERMINAL OF $150 m. EAST-WEST ROAD IN KUALA BRANG KUALA TRENGGANU, Thursday. JHE Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak, this morning opened the terminal of the $150 million East- West highway at Mukim Tersat in Kuala Brang 25 miles from
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    Jugah dances 'Maruni'
    128 18 IT'S SMILES AGAIN AT SCENE OF INDONESIAN RAID qiHE Federal Minis- ter of Sarawak Affairs, Dato Temenggong Jugah (third from left) dances "Maruni" at a longhouse at Long Jawi. Behind him is Inspector Nicholas Jugah (no relative), the officer in charge of Kapit police district. It was
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    Masked men rob family of $650
    53 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Five I masked men last night bcld up a family in Sembawang Road and took away cash and jewellery totalling $650. A victim. Miss Ec Kha Gek. 19, said four of them carried knives while the fifth had an object which looked
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    Ministry in new bid to settle planters' claims
    316 18 Ministry in new bid to settle planters' claims KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Ministry of Labour is making another effort to resolve the dispute involving 200,000 plantation workers and the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association. Minister of Labour, 1 Mr. V. Manickavasagam said today: "My ministry is sparing no effort to
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    1,300 men want to join the Forces
    110 18 1,300 men want to join the Forces SINGAPORE, Thurs. More than 1,300 young men a third of whom are Chinese— had volunteered to join the Malaysian Armed Forces at the close of the three-day recruiting driving today. Today's response was so good rtiat there Is likelihood of selection of candidates
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    Appeal for eye-witnesses
    42 18 SINGAPORE, Thura. Police today appealed for eye-witnesses of a total accident yesterday in which an unidentified cyclist was found dying on the road near Delta Circus. They are to contact Inspector Loh Boon Teek of Sepoy Lines. Traffic Bection.
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    Molester fined
    49 18 PENANO. Thur? A lorry attendant. Chong Wee Thow. 29. was today sentenced to one days jail and fined $95. or two months' jail, when he was convicted on a charge cf outraging the modesty of a four-year-old Australian girl at Chee Seng Gardens on March I. i
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    Malaysia progress depends on rubber: Ya' acob
    264 18 /CAMBRIDGE (Eng- land), Thurs. Malaysia was still largely dependent on the rubber tree for its future progress and prosperity. The Malaysian High Commissioner to Britain, Tengku Ya'acob, said this here last night. He was speaking as the guest of honour at the Silver
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    Caddie stabbed by six youths
    60 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A gang of six armed youths yesterday evening attacked a caddie. Martmuthu 18, on the grounds of the Singapore Island Club In Slme Road and stabbed him In the stomach The victim, now In General Hospital wtwre his condition is not serious, has
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    PMU meeting
    15 18 SINGAPORE. Thure. The Peninsular Malay Union will hold lta annual meeting on Sunday.
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    The big lie
    193 18 'THE TWIST AT KORAN CONTEST* KANGAR, Thurs.— The Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. last night oranded as "a big lie" recent rumours spread by the PMIP that the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, had invited women contestants in a Koran, reading competition to dance
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    Manager loses a set of golf clubs
    60 18 PENANG. Thurs.— Mr. R. Clayton, manager of the Imperial Chemical Industries, lost his set of golf clubs worth $500 He told the police that he asked a caddy to put the clubs in the boot of his car last Tuesday. Yesterday, he found
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    BAM set target: June 14
    278 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE, Thurs. SABAH AND SARAWAK INVITED TO MEETING FOR CONVERSION TO MALAYSIAN STATUS fHE target date for the conversion of the Badminton Association of Malaya to its new Malaysian status is June 14. The orjy major change involved will be new
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    Singapore BA sub-committees
    151 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Members of the Singapore Badminton Association sub-committees for the year 18S4:Standing C~:rmiUee: Llm Kirn Peow, Robert Lee md Klang Keng Boon. Tournament: ChTin Hock Leng (Chairman), Kiaiig Keng Boon, Lav Tens: Chuan, Tham Kok Kee. I N. Luxon, M. A. Lange, A. Netto, Slow Watt
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    BASKETBALL
    23 19 BATU GAJAH. Thu.-s. Siputeh edged Tronoh 51-60 in the inter-district basketball tournament here. In the other match Pusing beat Batu Gajah 47-42.
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    Mirza is 'too young' for cross-country
    101 19 Mirza is 'too young for cross-country SINGAPORE. Wed. Mirza Namazle. outstanding Singapore schoolboy long-distance runner has been disqualified from competing In the Singapore AAA annual cross-country championships on Apr ii because he Is too young. Mirza. 13. has been told by SAAA officials, who rejected his entry, that he did
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    Delilkan leads Penang
    67 19 PENANG. Thurs.— The Penang team to meet Kedah in a Malayan Cricket Association league fixture at Victoria Green here thu weekend: A. Delilkan (capt) Teoh Chye Telk (vicecapt.) H. Bray. J. Caldwell. Chew kan (capt). Teoh Chye Telk (vicecapt.). H. Bray. J. Caldwell, Chew Poh Soon, W.
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    CRICKET Pretzlik scores brilliant century
    226 19 CRICKET Pretzlik scores brilliant century BANGKOK, Thurs. Jim Swanton's Commonwealth cricket tourists beat Royal Bangkok Sports Club by 144 runs In a one-day match here yesterday. Scores: Commonwealth XI 252--8 declared; Royal Bangkok 108 Brilliant batting came from Commonwealth's Nick Prettllk who scored 100. Richie Benaud. the Australian Test captain,
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    MALAYSIA INVITED TO GAMES OFFICIAL
    112 19 MALAYSIA INVITED TO GAMES OFFICIAL ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The official invitation to .Malaysia to take part in the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October was received here yesterday The invitation was sent to the caretaker Olympic Council of Malaysia by the organising committee for the Olympic Games. Thong Poh Nyen,
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    Say Choon beats 280 home
    48 19 PENANG. Thurs. Chua Say Choon won the Technical Institute* annual cross-country run over a 4 'i -mile course today. Say Choon clocked 26mln. 46sec. Slttanbaram was second (27:7.4) and Ramasamy third (27:35.6). Two hundred and eighty of the 300 runners completed the course.
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    5 FOR MULLEY
    21 19 SYDNEY. Thurs. Jockey Athol MulJey cost bookmaker* A£300.000 by riding five winners at Canterbury. New South Wales, yesterday
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    RACING 206 ENTRIES FOR K.L. KING'S CUP MEET
    659 19 RACING 206 ENTRIES FOR K.L. KING'S CUP MEET IT-UALA LUMPUR 1V Thurs. A total of 206 horses has been entered for the King's Cup meeting here on Apr. 19, 22 and 26. The entries comprise 48 In Class One; 85 In Class Three and 73 In Class Four. The entries
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    Amateur meet acceptors
    278 19 rH. Thurs. Acceptors for Saturdays amateur races here: RACE ONE: 2.15 Class 5 (catchweight* 12.7. tf. str: Sunrise; Moondyne: Sunset: Kimani; Gay Lady: First Choice: Teddy Boy: Spuds: Carlo: Kolek. Scratching: Golden Charm. RACE TWO: 2.45 Malaya Command Cup icatchwrichU 12.0) 5Jf Juno; Black Knight; Stitches; Quiny;
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    Youths delay departure
    311 19 SOCCER ROUNDUP KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. rrHE Malaysia Youth soccer team will leave for A Saigon, on Apr. 17, the day oefore they are scheduled to meet South Vietnam in the opening match of the fifth Asian Junior soccer champion- ships for the Rahman Cuj Thay were originally
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    NEW CLUB OCEAN SURPRISE
    161 19 NEW CLUB OCEAN SURPRISE rH, Tnurs. Two splendid goals by inside-right Ganesan in the first half gave Klnta Indians a 2-1 win over Tamil Youngsters In the Ipoh District Football League Div. 16n the Municipal Padang here today. The Youngsters got tbelr only goal through centre-forward Rama«amy in the second
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    TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
    126 19 SOCCER Inler-«Ute friendl> Perak v Johore (Stadium Perak, 7.30 p.m.) I poh Div. 2: Perak River Hydro v Malays (Jn A. Jalil); Div. .3: PTCSC HQ 2 FIB (Coronation grd) Penang Div. 3A: Marines v Oreen Jackets (Mlnden Barracks). S'goi GDBH Div. 1: PWD v SWRC (Sentul
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    Dexter may play for S'pore club
    181 19  - Dexter may play for S'pore club ERNEST FRIDA by SINGAPORE, Thurs. —England cricket captain Ted Dexter is likely to play for the "British branch" of the Orangs, the newlyformed Singapore club. The Orangs plan to form a "branch team" who will make a twoweek tour of Britain later this year.
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    365 19 CABLES IN BRIEF BOLTON CAN STAY IN DIV 1 T ONDON. Thurs.—Bol- ton. who are fighting against relegation, beat Sheffield United 3-0 last night in the English Football League First Division. With eight points from their last fl\'e games. Bolton are now third from th« bottom of the table, above
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    738 20 UNIONISTS OF 13 AFRO- ASIAN COUNTRIES APPEAL TO NATIONS. SINGAPORE, Thurs. NTUC AND FOREIGN DELEGATES PLEDGE TO CONSOLIDATE FRATERNAL TIES TH)!' TRADE unionists from 13 Asian and African conn tries today called on all nations <>l the world, and in particular AfroAsian countries, to renew
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    Siew Choh silent on report that he's quitting Barisan
    348 20 Siew Choh silent on report that he's quitting Barisan SINGAPORE. Thurs. The chairman of the Barisan Sosialis, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, who returned last night after attending the Afro-Asian solidarity council conference in Algiers, today declined to comment on his reported resignation from the party. A newspaper reported on Tuesday
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    PAP ATTACKS HELP FRONT: ISMAIL
    392 20 I/XUANG. Thurs.— By attacking the MCA, the PAP Is really helping the Socialist Front and. therefore, indirectly President Soekarno and his policy of confrontation, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bi n Dato Abdul Rahman, the Minister for Internal Security, said tonight. Dr. Ismail said: "It is regrettable
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    100 homeless in night blaze
    75 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 100 people were rendered homeless when a nre tonight destroyed three double-storey houses at Lorong Lalat, off Jalan Besar. The fire broke out just after 10 p.m. and four fire engines from the Central Fire Station had it under control within
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    369 20 LONDON. Thurs—Closing middle 'prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duiy were: RUBBER LONDON. Thurs. Spot 20--7 16d.. May 20',d., June 20 \d., July 20\d., July/Sept. 20-13/IM.. Oct./ Dec. 20-13 16d.. Jan./ Mar. 20--13 16d.. Apr. June 20-13 I6d July /Sept. 20-13 16d.. Oct./ Dec
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    225 20 Sellers is better, but condition remains critical lIOLLYWOOD. Thurs. British actor Peter Sellers, still In a critical condition, is continuing to make encouraging progress and doing his best to keep his doctors laughing. A spokesman at the Cedars of Lebanon Hospital here said that at 9 p.m. the 38--year-old star
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    54 20 RIV NC HUAT BEE. IT, )lU(d away vxaiefully 9-4-M, I pi m tt< Jalan Bunicah Tnnjont. s.iap»k X.L l.kvinK Ix-hind Ik hived Witt, MB N( Boon Guan, dautchtrni su: Kirn. Sat Ting. Sr.t Duan. nonK-ln-law Wan Jim ffvere. Tan Chrr Trek CorttK? lcavaa 1 p.m. to Mrtnodist Chinrsr Church,
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