The Straits Times, 3 May 1962

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    29 1 NATTOKUI IffHtTULT NATIONAL UMKKI r \Vin\(,i: DAILY CEWTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 f M*™ 4 0W* 1 #&»#<** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon INDIA'S NO TO MAO
    434 1 We're stronger for war now, says Nehru Parleys out till Chinese quit MEW DELHI, Wed. India has told China that she is not prepared to j negotiate any settlement of their bor- j der dispute while China occupies parts of her ferritory, it was disclosed here
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    Lock icon Seaman lost on last day of Seato exercise
    231 1 FIVE SAVED FROM TWO PLANES MANILA, Wed. A sailor was lost overboard and two planes crashed in the -final stages of Seato naval exercise Sea Devil, which ended today. Tiie British. Australian and American warships which took part have anchored in Manila
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    Lock icon Mme. Bidault held
    107 1 Mme. Bidault held P\RIS. IVod. Madame Georges Bidiult (above), wife of a French former Prime Minister, was detained in Paris today, police sources said. Leaflets circulated recently in Paris and Algiers said Mr. Bidault had taken leadership of an OAS "resistance council" for France. Since then, he has been variously
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    Lock icon Millionaire's luck
    39 1 LONDON. Wed. A million aire who says his only hobby is doing the football pools baa won £33.462 Mr. Charles Dormer. 46. selfmade owner of a string of garages and transport companies, said today "How nice."— Reuter.
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    Lock icon TEST BAN TALKS IMPASSE: ANOTHER TRY
    163 1 TEST BAN TALKS IMPASSE: ANOTHER TRY pENEVA. Wed. The Soviet Union' today agreed to a further meeting of the disarmament conference's three-power sub committee dealing with the crucial nuclear tests ban treaty deadlock. A British spokesman said that the sub committee Britain. United States and Soviet Union) would meet tomorrow
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    THIS WAS A MAN
    100 1 THIS WAS A MAN JHIS is April Ashley, excabin boy, who hos announced that she is going to marry Lord Rowallan's son and heir, 42-year-old Arthur Cor bett. April, born George Jamieson, son of a Royal Navy officer underwent a £2,500 sex change operation in Casablanca two years ago. Since
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    Lock icon BELFAST HAUL LEADS TO DOPE RING
    161 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday /CUSTOMS officers here continued today to question two Chinese crew of the Royal Navy cruiser Belfast, arrested at sea and accused of possession of narcotics worth $6 million to $18 million on the illicit market. Mr. Frank Long. San Fran- 1
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    Row cuts air service
    54 1 NICOSIA, Wed. Regular! civil airline service between Nicosia and Beirut was sus- pended today because of an air agreement dispute between Cyprus and Lebanon. Chiefly affected were 1 Cyprus Airways. Air Liban and Mideast Airlines. Charter flights, chiefly those carrying Easter pilgrims back from the Holy
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    Lock icon Hooghly pilots on strike
    40 1 CALCUTTA. Wed. Forty of the River Hooghly's 46 pilots stayed away from work today because their demands for Improved conditions have not been met. Six ships are tied up in port here as a result.— Reuter.
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    'Saviour' title
    32 1 JAKARTA. Wed. President Soekarno has been given the title "Saviour of the Nation and the State of the Republic of Indonesia" by a congress of the Public Prosecutors Association.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Paracholera: 94 deaths in N. Borneo
    103 1 Paracholera: 94 deaths in N. Borneo LONDON. Wed. Mr. Hugh Fraser. Parliamentary Undersecretary for the Colonies. reported yesterday that there were 39 confirmed cases and five deaths in North Borneo from paracholera during the first quarter of 1962. Another 89 deaths probably were due to paracholera. he told the House
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    ...and so death came
    60 1 SAN* DIEGO. Wed. A woman approached a priest at St Patricks Church here and asked him to bles.-, her. She said she feared she was going to die. Minutes after the priest had blessed Mrs. Josephine Valente. 43. he administered the last rites. She had -been
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    Lock icon Fire kills ten
    27 1 CAIRO. Wed— A fire in the Assiut area. Upper Egypt. killed ten people, injured four I and gutted 366 houses yes- I terday.— Reuter.
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    SENU NAMED MALAYA 'S FIRST AMBASSADOR TO BONN
    133 1 SENU NAMED MALAYA 'S FIRST AMBASSADOR TO BONN KUALA LUMPCm. Wed. The Federation's first Ambassador to West Gorlii nit is Im In- Scnii bin Abdul Rahman, until recently Malayan Ambassador in Indonesia. A Ministry of External Affairs statement whirh announced his appointment today said he would soon leave for Bonn
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    Lock icon Lee and Tito talk for an hour
    256 1 Lee and Tito talk for an hour OELGRADE. Wed. v Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, Prime Minister ot Singapore, here on a four-day visit. had talks lasting about an hour today with President Tito of YugoslaJ via. A spokesman for Mr. Leo s party said he could give no details of
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 A PEKINC.PROTEST RUNG, Wed ChiBMH (;<nrrnnirn' •"strongly protect* ii t•• India against allf ;.< <l intrusion by Indian troopi into Sinkiang. Bester. (Srr this P'
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  • FOREIGN DESK ("PHOTO ) SPECIAL )
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      Dag crash mystery stays unsolved
      307 2 NEW YORK, W.d 4 GENERAL ASSEMBLY inquiry commission lefl the mystery of the plane crash that killed U.N. Secretary -General Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld unsolved today while asserting that prompter rescue action by Rhodesian authorities might have saved at least one life. Bffi Harold Julien. one
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      Lock icon TWO QUEENS, A KING AND A SHAH SIT DOWN TO DINNER
      141 2 TWO QUEENS, A KING AND A SHAH SIT DOWN TO DINNER AMSTERDAM. Wed. Four reigning monarchy dined together here last night In a glittering banqueting hall to celebrate the silver wedding anniversary of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. Queen Elizabeth, the Shah of Iran and King Olav of Norway sat
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      Lock icon 14 MILES OF SHIPS REACH MANILA
      123 2 MANILA. Wednesday. THE biggest concentration of warships Manila has ever seen gathered in Manila Bay today when a Seato fleet composed of six navies completed Exercise Sea Devil. A column of ships 14 miles long led by three aircraft carriers entered Manila Bay this
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      Ban-bomb woman carried off
      95 2 i>OLICE removing a woman "ban-tho-bomb" squatter from outside the U.S Embassy in London last week. Two hundred demonstrators were arrested. Delegations delivered 1,300 letters of protest against the new nuclear tests in the Pacific to the embassy and 2,500 people marched around Grosvehor Square with banners.
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      132 2 __r m In town or on the track r\ mm m is always the winner! SHELLS Shell's clean sweep at the Malaysia Grand Prix meeting winners, seconds and Drivers of skill and daring require the ultimate in fuels and lubricants and thirds in all major car races and winner of
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Titov 'space journeys for peace' plan
      207 3 NEW YORK. Wed.— Soviet rosmnnaiit («lierman Titov yesterday suggested a novel technique to hasten disarmament to send "those diplomats who do not want disarmament" into space. There they Mali see how small and how beautiful the earth is. he told a Press ronferenrc here,
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      Lock icon SWISS UNCOVER A NEW CZECH SPY RING
      190 3 SWISS UNCOVER A NEW CZECH SPY RING BERN, Wednesday. rpHE Swiss Government yesterday announced it has uncovered another Communist spy operation and demanded the recall of a Czech diplomat for dealing in espionage. The Federal Justice Deuartment announced that a *"zech posing as a Swiss hat* been caught in Basle
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      Lock icon Dinner talks by Big 4
      45 3 LONDON. Wed. The United States. French, British, and West German Foreign Ministers will meet at a dinner tomorrow to discuss Berlin, a Foreign Office spokesman announced here. The dinner will be held at the United States Embassy in Athens.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Kennedy ill
      30 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Kennedy has a very minor" cold but his work and schedule are not affected. Mr. Pierre Salinger, the White House Press Secretary, said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Subandrio off to Moscow
      234 3 JAKARTA, Wad T<HE Indonesian ForA eign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, left Jakarta for Moscow today to speed up Russian arms deliveries. He was accompanied by the Minister for the Army, Lieut. Gen. Hidajat. "My trip will not be a long one." Dr. Subandrio told reporters, "since there
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      Lock icon Two Americans are freed
      40 3 SAIGON. Wed Two United States Army sergeants captured by Communist guerillas three weeks ago at An Chau, 300 miles north-east of Saigon, were released this morning by the Communists, an official announced here last night.— Reuter.
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      A quick look round
      140 3 LONDON: An Alsatian dog who was fend of chasing his master's car, ran after it for five miles yesterday without knowing that it had been sold the day before. When Mr. George Sadd found the dog it was limping home, sadder but wiser. BUENOS AIRES: Troops
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      Airport go-slow
      54 3 LONDON: About 1.200 employees at Britain's airports started a work-to-rule campaign yesterday, but BOAC is not affected. CARDIFF: South Wales miners have offered to strike to back British nurses' demands for more pay. LISBON: One* man was killed and 52 injured when police and May Day demonstrators clashed
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      Mac: U.N. hope of the world
      368 3 Mac: U.N. hope of the world DIEF ASSURED: COMMONWEALTH WILL BE SAFEGUARDED TORONTO, Wednesday. jy|R. HAROLD MACMILLAN tonight said the United Nations was the ''only body from which a world order might one day develop,'" and added: 'The world without it would be a darker and less hopeful place."' In
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      Lock icon EISENHOWER: WHERE IS THE OLD MORALITY?
      115 3 EISENHOWER: WHERE IS THE OLD MORALITY? f YORK. Wed.—Forer President Eisenhoer yesterday criticised "vulgarity, the sensuality. Indeed the downright filth" which he said typified new trends in entertainment. "What has happened to our concepts of beauty, decency and morality?" he asked. 'I wonder If we have advanced?'" Referring to the
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      Lock icon Riot in East Pakistan
      64 3 RAWALPINDI, Wed.— Troops have been sent to the Kahshahi area of East Pakistan to protect the Hindu minority following reports of communal disturbances, official sources said here last night. The reported disturbances followed anti-Muslim riots across the Indian border in West Bengal Earlier today the Pakistan
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      Lock icon INDIANS TAKE REBEL HQ
      63 3 KOHIMA. Wed.— The headquarters of rebellious Naga tribesmen in NorthEast India iHI into the hands of Indian security forces during recent operations, it was announced here yesterday. Two rebel leaders escaped, leaving behind documents which showed that the tribesmen were running sort of arms, rations and
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      282 3 DEFINITELY LAST 3 DAYS! COLE OF CALIFORNIA SWIMSUITS CLEARING AT HALF THE PRICE ENGLISH TRICEL PLEATED DRESSES NOW ONLY $32.00 each. PLUS MANY OTHER THINGS AT PRICES MUCH BELOW COST MODERN SILK STORE 34, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE -6. JANTZEN I Shop for 1962 Styles? •4C Various Stylet all sizes Men's
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      434 3 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE .NATIONAL SUORTWAVt SHORTWAVE SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 »e«r,s MSDILM"v~K"tRVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Nega- t 7 b metres ra-ku. Newh Headline!,: 5.05 A .M. 6.00 Good Morning: 0.02 Morniim Melodies; 7.00 Rendez- Morning Prelude; 7.00 The New.-, un,h \m. i -on Ti e 5 Melodies At Sunrise:
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    Subpoenas will be served on some witnesses: List of 223 names
    1895 4 Subpoenas will be served on some witnesses: List of 223 names PROBE INTO BOYCOTT OF EXAMS BY CHINESE STUDENTS SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Inquiry Commission into the November/December 1961 Secondary IV Examination boycott by certain Chinese middle schools student groups opened today. Mr. Francis T. Scow, Crown Counsel, who with Mr.
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    BORNEO TOUR TEAM BACK
    154 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's first overseas cultural mission returned by air today after a successful tour of Kuching, Brunei and Jesselton. A large crowd of wellwlshers. including the Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. were present at Paya Lebar airport to greet the 48-member mission. Led by
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    No water areas
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Water will be cut off tomorrow in Reserve Road off Dunearn Road from Lot 17 to Lot 24, Hollywood Park Estate, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and In Hoy Patt Road between Hoy Fatt Road (junction Chang Cham Road) and 14 Hoy Fatt Road
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    HOUSING BOARD'S QUARRIES
    75 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Housing and Development Board will soon produce all its granite requirements from two large quarries to be operated by the board. Mr. Lim Kirn San, the chairman of the board, today said one quarry was at Bukit Tlmah, and the other on Pulau
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      361 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE followuig Is today's sche- 161) 9 pjn.; from Penang. Kuala dule of clvU aircraft move- Lumpur (ML. 107> 5.80 p.m. ments at Paya Lelm airporU DEPARTURES re iirnwis BOAC: To Kuala Lumpur. BOAC: pTom Ho^Kon* (BA Colombo. Bombay Abadan. k.Ml) 1.16 pjn.; from London.
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    Clerks win 3-year struggle
    260 5 Permanent service is now open, even if they lack that credit in English KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE hundreds of clerks who were recruited into the Government service without a credit in English can now be put on the permanent establishment. The Congress of Unions of Employees
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    'Death railway' men want an inquiry
    166 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE 1 800-strong Siam Death Railway Association has written to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, asking him to set up a commission of inquiry regarding its demand for compensation from the Japanese Government for Its J^ b t s ecretary
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    Fined $250 for a lie
    52 5 PENANG. Wed.— Ganapathi Chettiar was fined $250 today in a magistrate's court for making a false declaration to the Registrar of Citizenship. Ganapathi claimed he had resided in the Federation for more than nine years when he had only been here for five years and
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    A new mosque for Ringlet
    52 5 TANA RATA. Wed— A new mobile costing $12.CT0 is to be built at Ringlet, near here. The management of Shum Yip Lqong -lea Plantations Ltd. in the Cameron Highlands has presented a cheque for $200 to the Ringlet Mosque committee through its secretary. Inche Ramli
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    Procession for Wesak Day
    40 5 MALACCA. Wed— A procession of decorated floats will be held here on May 18 to celebrate Wesak Day. It will start at Kubu Stadium at 5 p.m.. go round the town and disperse at Mosque Street.
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    Storeman wins his appeal
    65 5 MALACCA. Wed— Mr. Justice Ismail Khan today aliowed the appeal of a storekeeper, Benjamin Lam Kok Leong, 35, against conviction by a lower court on two charges of criminal breach of trust of 48 dozen boxes of essence of chicken valued at $1,416 while employed by
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    Alliance walk-over again
    67 5 ALOR STAR. Wed. The Alliancp cained control of its third local council in Kcdah without a contrst when all their nine candidates for the Langgar Town Council were returned unopposed today. The Alliance won two other councils, at Bukit Sclrmbau and Anak Bukit, without opposition on Monday.
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    DR. LIM CALLS ON THE MAYOR
    107 5 PENANG. Wed. The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew (Socialist Front), and the United Democratic Party leader, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, had a one-hour talk in the City Hall today. It is understood that they discussed the latest political developments in MalayMr. Ooi told the
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    Allen to act as C.G.
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Sir Denis Allen will be acting Commissioner-General for South-East Asia and Mr. P. B. C. Moore, acting United Kingdom Commissioner for Singapore during the absence of Lord Selkirk from Singapore. Lord Selkirk, accompanied by Lady Selkirk left Singapore yesterday for Britain They will
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    A Labour MP is cheered by Alliance MPs
    178 5 A Labour MP is cheered by Alliance MPs KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A Socialist Front M.P. was cheered by Alliance backbenchers in the Parliament today when he withdrew a 1 resolution to show his party's "appreciation" of a Government assurance to the House. Mr. V. Veerappen (Seberang Selatan> had tabled a
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    Found dead
    22 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed S. Arlanda. a 67-year-old bachelor, was found dead in his hut in Sungei Lembu village here yesterday.
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    PLEASANT DUTY—BY NEW ENVOY to U.S.
    163 5 PLEASANT DUTY— BY NEW ENVOY to U.S. KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. TtfIALAYA'S new Ambassador-designate to the ITI United States, Dato Ong Yoke Lin. said today that American-Malayan relations had always been "very cordial and friendly." He told the Straits Times: "It will be my pleasant duty to maintain such relations and
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    TALK TEST UNLIKELY IN PERAK ELECTIONS
    313 5 IPOH, Wednesday. CANDIDATES seeking election to the 81 local councils in Perak later this year are not expected to be faced with a language qualification as a barrier. The Perak Alliance. It Is understood, has asked its members on the State Executive Council, the
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    Sarawak junior chamber team
    66 5 BRUNEI TOWN, Wed.— The Brunei Town chapter of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will send a five-member delegation to the 17th Junior Chamber International world congress in Hong Kong from Nov. 4 to 11 They are Inche Zaini bin Haji Ahmad, the president. Mr. M. K.
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    Sarawak council
    50 5 JESSELTON, Wed— The North Borneo Governor. Sir vVilliam Goode, has nominated Mr. Chan Chi On, Mr. N. 0 Nohon bin Anad, Mr Anthony Gibbon, Mr. Peter S. Y. Lo. Mr. Mohamed Said bin Keruak and Mr. Ganie Gilong to be members of the Legislative Council for a year.
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    6-day week 'strain' on students council
    92 5 6-day week 'strain' on students council SINGAPORE. Wed The Malay Education Council here yesterday passed a resolution opposing the six-day wrrk in Singapore schools. Thr resolution declared that the >i\-d:i\ week was doing much harm to pupjis as thr mental strain was too great. It called on thr Government to
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    TOY GUN ROBBER RAN FROM 'VICTIM'
    96 5 TOY GUN ROBBER RAN FROM 'VICTIM' OUTTERWORTH. Wed. An "armed" robber fled last nig> when his victim, a shopkeeper, noticed he was carrying only a toy pistol. Ang Cho Peow of Bagan Jermal. Butterworth. reported to police that the robber, a youth, entered his shop at 11.10 p.m. and threatened
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    Talk by Swami
    37 5 IPOH, Wed— Swami »ragnananda of Bishikesh. India, now on a world tour, will give a public talk on "Benefits of Prayer and Worship" tomorrow at 630 p.m. at the Kinta Indian Association premises here.
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    Lock icon MALAYANS MAY END THE 'WHITE' LAW
    456 6 MALAYANS MAY END THE 'WHITE' LAW Darus and Zainal win right to stay in Australia It could be turning point CANBERRA. We THE "White Australia" policy is at a turning point as a result of the Australian Government's decision to allow two Malay pearl divers to remain in the country,
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    Alliance 114 ahead in Johore polls
    249 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed THE Alliance has won 114 of the 598 seats in the Johore local council elections. Their candidates were returned unopposed yesterday In Johore Bahru. Segamat, Kluang. Mersing. Pontian and Kota Tinggi districts. The Socialist Front, closest rival of the Alliance, gained
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    Magistrate is back again
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Edward Lam, back recently from leave will resume work tomorrow as the new Fourth Magistrate. He was formerly the Tenth Court Magistrate. This court has since been temporarily closed.
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    Scarlet Pimpernel Nordin: It's more jail
    279 6 Scarlet Pimpernel Nordin: It's more jail KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Nordin bin Rahman, 22, known to the Federation police as "Scarlet Pimpernel," was in court again today to face charges of house trespass and theft. Dressed in a red shirt and grey trousers, he pleaded guilty in the First Magistrate's Court
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    Driver unhurt as train hits car
    65 6 SEREMBAN. Wed. A contractor, Mr. Nisar Ahmad. 22. escaped unhurt yesterday evening; when his car (above) was hit by a goods train as he was crossing a unguarded stretch of rail, way line on a by-road between Serein ban and Port Dickson. The car
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    N.Z. woman to study here
    42 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A New Zealand woman graduate will arrive next week to take up a Rotary International scholarship at the University of Malaya. She is Miss Margaret Clark. 21. a graduate of the Victoria University. Wellington
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    From railway shed to $60,000 building
    164 6 TELUK ANSON Wednesday. HPHE Teluk Anson Town Council, which has been sharing an old railway shed with the District Office for the past 17 years, is at last to get preImises of its own. Plans are now under preparation for a $80,000 ground floor
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    STAFF GIVE $140 FOR MOSQUE
    76 6 STAFF GIVE $140 FOR MOSQUE SEREMBAN, Wed. —The staff of the Information Department here have contributed $140 to the Negrl Sembllan Mosque Fund. They are ihe first Government employees to do so. The cheque was handed over today to the Mentri Besar. Dato Dr. Moham. N.ed Said bin Mohammed, by
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    SULTAN THANKS AUSSIES FOR STUDY AID
    240 6 SULTAN THANKS AUSSIES FOR STUDY AID KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. T«HE Sultan of Selangor, who is now touring Aus- tralia. has told the Australian people that he is very grateful for the opportunities given to Malayans to study there. A report by the Australian High Commission today quoted him as .saying:
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    Journalist off to Britain for month's visit
    52 6 MK JAMES ANG. of the Straits Times city desk who left hv air last nit; lit for London on a onrmnnth visit to Britain a« turst of the British Government. In London In- mil loin up with two other Singapore journalists who had
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    Back to duty
    28 6 JESSELTON. Wed. The j Director of Education, Mr. 1 G. D. Mulr. has returned to j duty after being ill in hospital for three weeks.
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    Jailed three years for breaking in
    135 6 pENANG, Wed Lai See Kaiw. 21. was today jailed for three years for breakIng into two houses in Noordin Street in the early hours of last Saturday. Lai pleaded guilty to two charges of entering the I houses of a woman. Wong Kirn Huah.
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      1769 7 RICH, TITLED, PORTAGO NEVERTHELESS CHASE THE DANGEROUS SPORT OF MOTOR CAR RACING IN 1954 the Marquis de Portago took up motor racing, A handsome, Spanish grandee of 26, he had already proved himself in champion class at jai alai. swimming, polo, horse
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    48 8 2* Wor4t lit (Minimum) MR. AND Mas. Ng Chat N«uan and Miss Dolores Tan of S'porr thank Dob. the priests. Brothers, Krv. Mother* and Bisters, relatives •nd frlrnds for their anslstanc raes- *»«>•• of condolence, wreath* and at•■r.isnc at thr funeral of the late Rev. rath.r Anthony Tan.
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    99 8 Worit $1* (Minimum) CENTS A LADIES tailoring Con t tilt MHady'a for Guaranteed workmanship. r«.iHUlilt prices. 2, Ca.mbill Road. 8 pore V. SAVE THOSE LIBBV'S LabrU and nn hurry before you mis* l.lbny'a »onderfu! »:lt offer. Apri! Jttb— May ,:n. MnKapore and Malaya. GOOD WITTY RETORT «n art. It
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    The Sraits Times Thursday, May 3, 1962. Malaysian Fantasy
    535 8 The Sraits Times Thursday, May 3, 1962. Malaysian Fantasy Rarely has more time been consumed to less purpose than in the long debate in Parliament on the proposed inclusion of Indonesia and the Philippines in Malaysia. The PanMalayan Islamic Party's resolution itself was ot monu- mental idiocy. Since Malaysia (embraces,
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    Three In One
    424 8 Missis. D. R. and S. P. Seenivasagam will convince lew people outside their party that the same representative sitting in Parliament, State Assembly and Town Council can do justice to his triple responsibilities. Both were absent from Perak's Assembly meeting last week (when Parliament whs in session)
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    A Gesture
    242 8 The Australian Government's decision not to deport two Malay pearl divers who have lost their jobs may prove a turning point in the White Australia" policy. This decision is not to be taken as a precedent, Mr. Alexander Downer, the Immigration Minister, has said, but precedent it is
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    1503 8 The importance of being earnest A CLOSE-UP OF ROBERT McNAMARA. THE COLD. TACITURN U.S. SECRETARY OF DEFENCE WHEN the D c fence Ministers of the West met in Athens yesterday, a young man of staggering virtue was there to speak for the United States. Robert Strange McNamara. the US. Secretary
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      751 8 IN your editorial comment on Mr Gurnam Singh Gill's no-confidence motion against members of the Negri Sembilan Executive Council, you hinted at the possibility of corruption and cited his allegations about the quarters for midwives being built in Serembau and about State Assemblymen having
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    Trust fund for Yoke Heong
    544 9 D£PT. TELLS MR. CHONG: LET'S JOIN HANDS TO MANAGE IT KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday JHE Federation Social Welfare Department has suggested that the Public Trustee act as "custodian" of the funds collected by various groups for Miss Lai Yoke Heong, the schoolgirl who lost her arms
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    ROBBERS TOLD BY JUDGE: LENIENCY IS OUT
    162 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Assize Court here today told two young robbers that "any consideration of leniency is out of the question as cases of robbery with violence and armed robbery are rife in Singapore today." Wong Kee rhek. 21.
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    Six teachers for Britain
    48 9 JESSELTON. Wed. Six teachers from North Borneo have been selected for two years' training in Britain one year at the Welsh College of Advanced Technology in Cardiff and one year with an education authority. The cost will be met by the North Borneo Government
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    MALAYSIA A 'PATH TO PROGRESS'
    109 9 I* UCHING. Wed.— The Fed--1% eration Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has told a Party Negara Sarawak delegation that the Borneo territories could achieve the same progress as Malaya if they joined Malaysia. The delegation, which recently toured the Federation, arrived here yesterday. A member
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    They are off to Britain for 3-year nursing course—
    238 9 EIGHT happy student nurses seen at the entrance of Federal House in Kuala Lumpur yesterday before they called on the Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato On* Yoke Lin. on the eve of their departure to Britain on a three
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    Lock icon Cholera check in Borneo is praised
    198 9 Cholera check in Borneo is praised I ONDON. Wed. The authorities in North Borneo were praised in the House of Common? yesterday on the way they had contained the recent outbreak of paralolera in North Borneo. Mr. Victor Goodhew. a Conservative had asked for the number of cases In the
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    Offer of two scholarships
    41 9 JESSELTON. Wed. The Malayan Government is offering two scholarships under the Commonwealth Scholarship Fellowship Plan, tenable irom May. 19 j3. at the University of Malaya in Kuaia Lumpur. The awards are for postgraduate st rM«»c or r"«er«rch.
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    'Back Govt. all times'
    60 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Mentri Besar. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, today told 80 ketua kampong (village headmen), who attended a 10-day training course that he expected them to explain the Government's policies to the kampong people and to support the Government at all times. The
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    Lecture by professor
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Professor G. Maxwell Daviey. head of the Department of Agriculture. University of Malaya, will deliver his inaugural lecture at Arts Lecture Theatre "A" *t Pantal Valley. The subject will be "Grasslands in the service of mank'nd"
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    POSTMAN WHO TORE STAMPS OFF LETTERS IS JAILED
    155 9 SINGAPORE, Wed A POSTMAN, Daud bin Hussain, 21. was tearing unused stamps off letters at the Bank of China building when he was caught by a Postal De- partment inspector, a court was told today. Daud. who pleaded guilty to stealing $13
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    Nude scene case: Couple jailed
    241 9 SEGAMAT, Wednesday. A HUSBAND and wife were Jailed by the Sessions Court here today for extorting $2,000 from a building contractor, Mr. Phua See Tai, 73, after he had been photographed in a compromising position with a girl in a bedroom. Chong Ka Chlng, 26.
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    Air India entertain
    52 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The India manager for Malaya and Singapore and Mrs Gulatl will give a cocktail party at the Prince's Restaurant from 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m on May 8 on the occasion of Air India's Inaugural Boeing 707 Roll-Royce lntercon tlnental Jetliner flight from New York
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    Two more sacked by bank: It's 50 now
    122 9 Two more sacked by bank: It's 50 now SINGAPORE. Wed. The United Commercial Bank in Raffles Place today dinmissed two more employees on the grounds of "negligence of duties and because they were adopting a eo-slow." This brings the total number of employees dismissed so far to 50. all of
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    Priests on a tour
    67 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Superior-General of Christian Brothers, Brother NlcetJoseph and his assistant. Brother Lawrence OToole. will arrive in Singapore at 1.30 p.m. tomorrow en route to Australia. Brother Nicet-Joseph. who is now on a five-month tour of all Brothers schools in the East will return to
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      At what age is woman at her charming best?
      399 10 At what age is woman at her charming best? INTERNATIONAL BEAUTIES GIVE THEIR ANSWERS AT what age is a woman at her best? Opinions do vary. Some say it is IS while others think it is 21 or perhaps 40. But five international beauties who are in Singapore to show
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      HUSBANDS URGED TO GIVE UP SMOKING
      58 10 HUSBANDS URGED TO GIVE UP SMOKING y^ PUBLIC meeting of I women in Jakarta last weekend resolved to urge Indonesian husbands to. give up smoking not for reasons of health but for sake of economy. The meeting said that in current conditions of skyrocketing prices, men were reducing on household
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      TWIST AGAIN DRESS WITH SILK FRINGES
      35 10 TWIST AGAIN DRESS WITH SILK FRINGES CASH I ON model Heather Marks gets her tiered black silk fringes animated as she tries out the I latest dance craze in her Bronze Mylar "Twist Again" dress.
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      Lock icon Talks on man-made fibres begin
      187 10 Talks on man-made fibres begin SOME 3.000 delegates from 40 countries gathered in London earlier this week to talk about test-tube textiles at the second world congress of man-made fibres. The four-day congress which ends tomorrow was opened by the Queen Mother. Its theme is "The Impact of man-made fibres"
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      Three abandoned girls wno have a chance to be successful
      441 10 Three abandoned girls wno have a chance to be successful HOW sad would have been the fate of three little girls if there had not been a "home" where they could find security. Though they may not be as fortunate as others to know the real meaning of a mothers
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      Apple cut in 12 even parts
      88 10 UOW do you cut an apple neatly and in the quickest possible way? This question was asked by a Singapore mother. Mrs. P. Joseph. I found the answer when I went shopping this week and came across an apple divider, as seen in the
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      BE LIKE AN ARTIST WHEN YOU MAKE UP
      309 10 U_W ot us are born r with good features. Fewer still with perfect features. But the rest can be beautiful given the artistry and know-how of cosmetics. Ever observe an artist at work? He manipulates features. He is able to create dimension
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      A DREAM COMES TRUE FOR DESIGNER ANNA
      164 10 A DREAM COMES TRUE FOR DESIGNER ANNA 'THOUGH she owns a fashion 1 house in the Cameron Highlands, 23-year-old Miss Anna Wong Siew Nai is not content to sit back and confine herself to dress designing only. A girl with ambitions, she decided to branch out in another direction Jialr
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      261 10 Straits Times Crossword KOSS air m a Mediterranean -land 9. Shadow a silent scold <V> <6>. 10. No tree just think! It). 8. Extremely light '4). 11. He suffers from mental iner- 14. crimes alone are ]i_titia and ends up (at (7). fled." (Dryden) (10). 12. Bushman's art? (7). 15.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 12 May. 2. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 75i cents (unchanged). K.L.: 18| cents (un- changed). TIN: 5472.50 per picul (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons). I
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    213 12 SHIPS lyinx alongside tht Sinsaport wharves ttday art: Vietnam O 43. Ozarda 29 30, Mat H. 6 N\V. 5, Rajah Brooke 2«. Benveg, W Jetty. Scudai NW. 1. Kota Mas NW. 3. Ryuko Man awSt, Noder \\>.«er 48. Zenobia Martini B/», Mikhailkutuzov 10/11, ■Ml BM NW. 4,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    104 12 MELBOURNE. Wed rtXI.RAL investment shares ruled barely steady In dull and quiet trading. Oils were firmer. A.O.G- gained 3s. 3d. to 80s. with Beach Inttr- state Planet and Santos also showing rises. Base metals were steady and loans firm. N.B. Hill I I Ampol 12/71 Mount rsa ?4'los
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    122 12 CHINESE Product Enchants, SingiPtrc noon prictf ptr picul yttttrdsy: Coconut til: hulk $40 sellers, drum $43 Keller*. Ctpra April May UK/Cootlnenl: *2S tiuycrs. $29 nellers. Ptpptr: Muntok whitr M>V) srllrrs. Sarawak white 51S7J SSuSHL special Sarau-ak Mark nn ssiUws. ijimponK black $422 i sellrrs. ABTA $130 rellrrs. Sinsaptrt
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    INDUSTRIALS GET FURTHER BOUT OF APPRECIATION
    448 12 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Singapore Trading Room reopened yesterday after the May Day celebrations operators concentrated even more on the industrials section of the Malayan Stock Exchange. This applied as well to Federation centres and as a result there was a general
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Stock Indices April 21- May 2 Industrials: 182.30 183.66 Tins: 317.81 315.46 Rubbers: 191.93 191.93 Jan. 1. 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    995 12 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrial!: Boustead U.0O0) $1,661 ON. (1.000) $1.67, (1.000) $1.66 i: Dunlops $1,771 SI.; East Smelt $3.07 OL, 53.06 OL.. (1.000) $3.07, $3.06 SL. 73.05 OL (l.OOO) $3.05: K. and N. oma
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    77 12 ""THE Federation Minister of Finance bas fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on May 3. Rubber 78 :1 cents a IbCopra 5450 a ton. Coconut oil S692aton. Palm oil SH3lsoaton. Palm kernels 5316.30 a tonThe rates of duties payable are: Rubber Iff cents
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    93 12 May 2 Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS L t N J 2 Cold 8 0r »M M. M. Box 12 pu Steamship g ets Breweries 27 cts. 8. Times 14 cts. Robinson 9 cts. S. Traders 35 ct». 8 Darby sd. Uniteers 13 cts. W. Jacks 9 cts
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    108 12 mME M.i.., n tUnN. asm- clstisn mad* These change* in Its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to SIOOi "*w boylnt TT 321. airmail OD 33. 90 d/st 33J credit bills. 33| trade bills. Selling TT sr OD ready: New Ysrk 321: Swiss Francs 1411: French Francs 1394:
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    211 12 MAY arst grad* rubber buyers f-e.b. closed at S p.m. in Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 75| cents per Ib., unchanged on Monday's closing price. The tone was quiet. FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUBBER EXCHANGE dosing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. I R.S.B. prompt f.o.b. buyers
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    222 12 MAY first gratis rubbtr buyiri lob closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore yesterday at 75J cent* per lb. unchanged on Monday's closing price. The closing lone was qutot. I.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cents per !b. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o b buyers 78!. sellers TB <N>;
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    Straits tin price still drops to lower levels
    205 12 THE price of Straits x Tin continued to decline in Singapore and a fall of 50 cents for the third consecutive trading day took the price down to $472.50 per picul. The offering was down 10 tons to 240 tons. In London
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      1391 13 NOTICE NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD, SINGAPORE. RfKulation 4(1) and (3) of the Hotels Licensing Regulation* 1356 NOTICE is hereby given that the Hotels Licensing Board will hold u.s next Quarterly Session at the Fourth District and Magistrate's Court, South Bridge Road, Singapore, on Tuesday, Wednesday
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      144 13 NOTICE NOTICE In the Estate of NG YEE CHOE. deceased. Ute of No. 24, Dublin Road. Singapore, who died on the Ist day of February, 1962. PURSUANT TO SECTION 2* OF THE TKUSTEES ORDINANCE (Cap. 34). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and other persons having claims against the
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    PMIP FAILS IN BID FOR BIGGER MALAYSIA
    1138 14 House, after a two-day debate, rejects the resolution to include Indonesia and Philippines in scheme STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS PMIP asked: Don't you want polls? Do you want guided democracy? Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday THE House of Representatives today rejected a PMIP resolution designed to
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    MAN: I HIT SON, HIS FRIEND HIT ME
    163 14 BUTTERWORTH. Wednesday. A BUSINESS man beat his son for losing $21 in cash and $150 worth of cheques, and was in turn assaulted by his sons friend, the Sessions Court was told today. Tan Chal Hock. 18. pleaded not guilty to a
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    Poor crowd at rally
    41 14 KUCHING. Wed— May Day celebrations in Kuching were poorly attended. A rally held on a field began 4o minutes late after the organisers had waited In vain for more supporters to arrive. Only about 1.000 people attended
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    Progress study
    29 14 PENANG Wed. An economics writer from Thailand. Mr Paul Sithi-Amnual, editor of the Bangkok Bank Monthly Review, has arrived In Penang to record Malaya's post-merdeka economics progress.
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    Pirate who served life sentence ...then diec
    86 14 Pirate who served life sentence ...then diec pENANG. Wed.— A Thai subject. Nal Choo. 55. died in the Penang prison of heart failure after serving a life sentence for piracy, a coroner's court was told today. The jury returned a finding of death from natural causes. At a previous hearing,
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    New pioneer
    28 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The production of film subtitles in the national language has been given pioneer status, under the Pioneer Industries (Relief from Income Tax) Ordinance.
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    A kitchen ruling to check fire risks
    100 14 KUCHING. W«d. SHOPKEEPERS in Kiuhing municipality have been told to restrict the use of firewood in cooking. They have been asked to use charcoal, kerosene or electric stoves. This decision was taken for I 1 safety reasons as authorities feel that there is
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    Boy thief who ran away nine times
    114 14 Boy thief who ran away nine times GINGAP ORE. ttrd. A magistrate. Mr. R. B. 1. Pates, today called for a reformative training report on K. Savankunja. Ib, who has absconded nine times from thr Gimson Boys' School since July last year. Savankunja pleaded guilty in court on a charge
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    Goodwill group
    26 14 PENANG. Wod. The City Council has formed a subcommittee to maintain close relations with and solve ditliculties relating to coffee shops and eating houses.
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      Billy through to last 16
      639 15  -  NORMAN SIEBEL; HIS CLASH WITH YEE KHAN TOD A V SHOULD PRODUCE FIREWORKS By Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday jJILLY NG and Tan Yee Khan, two of the big names in Malaya's current badminton revival, advanced to the last 16 in the men's singles when the A.B.C.
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      ABC: The 2nd day's results
      339 15 MEN S SINGLES THIRD ROUND: Yew Chen* Hoe bt Akram Bant 15-1. 15-6; Am Jin Slanr bt Binfha Bahadur 15-3. 15-1; Urn Wee Yang bt Chn Sal Wah 15-10. 5-15, 15--4: Sanfoh Rattanutorn bt Lai Fook Vine 15-3, 15-10; Masood Khan bt N. Rasalincam 15-5.
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        Hongkong Bank take title
        214 15 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. OONGKONG BANK, who last won the S.B.H.F.A. 11 League championship in 1954, today regained the title when they played a scoreless draw with Wearnes on the Padang. Bank finished unbeaten with nine points from live Runners-up were Singapore Cold Storage with eight npints and
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        Penang Malays in final
        39 15 PENANG, Wed Penang Malays beat Kelantan Malays 3-2 in the Sultans' Gold Cup Inter-zone final at the City Stadium today. Penang will now meet Perak In the anal on a date to be fixed later
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      This mare is ready to score first success
      181 15 This mare is ready to score first success RACING with Epsom Jeep ON THE TRACK PENANG; Wed.— Shaw Stable's horses showed good form on the track here this morning. Most impressive was Technirama (Lyall Harbridge) who outpaced Gala Premiere II over 3f in 39 2/5. mare, has failed in all
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      TEN TO FOLLOW
      164 15 ]if V ten horses to fol- lew at the Summer Meeting starting here on Sunday are: DIANA'S PRIDE Won first time out at Bukit Timah last month in soft going. CHOR-PAVONG Narrowly beaten by stablemate Rimau-Malaysia over 6f at Bukit Timah. azarole Won twice over 7f earlier
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      $30,000 for Derby
      99 15 TPOH. Wed— The Perak Turf Club has restored its Derby race to its former value of $30,000 Last year, the club reduced the stake for the race to $25,000. An Improved financial position has enabled the club to restore the cut for this year's Derby which will
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      121 15 SOCCER XLI ANG LGE: PWD Combined 8 OASC 3 CABLE SPORT RI( KfcT Friendlies: MCC bt Yorks by 5 wkta at Lord's. Yorks 219-8 'inns closed after 85 overs) and 146 MCC 218-9 dec. and 148--5 (Oale 67). Somerset by Hants by 8 wkts at Taunton. Hants 309-7
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      9.5 run by Jega in secret trial
      131 15  - 9.5 run by Jega in secret trial ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE. Wed.— M. Jegathesan. Malaya's sprinting "hope 1 for the Asian Games in Jakarta in August, clocked 9.ssec. for the 100' yards in a "secret" trial last week. This was the fastest 100 yards ever run in Malaya and only
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      MANAGER ACCUSES YOUTH XI
      220 15  -  FIRDIE SALAHUDIN; 'SCANDALOUS* BEHAVIOUR AT BANGKOK TOURNAMENT By Singapore, Wednesday rpHE behaviour of some of the players in the Sin- gapore Youth team during the Junior Asi a Cup tournament at Bangkok recently was "scandalous and atrocious." P. Appavoo, the manager of the team, makes this
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      Perak junior meet in June
      55 15 IPOH, Wed. The Perak Badminton Associations Junior championships will be held here on June 9. 10. 16 and 17. The open championships will be held on Aug. 25. 26. Sept. 1 and 2. Entries close for the Junior compjtltion on May 18 and on July
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      Semi-finalists
      29 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pulau Branl will meet Bukit Panjang and Kampong Kapor will meet Mlnto In the semi-finals of the Singapore lnter-communlty centre soccer championship at Parrer Park tomorrow.
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      Promotion for Grimsby & Carlisle
      113 15 Promotion for Grimsby Carlisle T ONDON. Wed. Norwich beat Fourth Division Rochdale 1-0 last night In the second leg of the English Football League Cup final to take the trophy on a 4-0 aggregate. Irish international Jimmy Hill scored for Second Division Norwich in the 74th minute. In League matches.
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      98 15 SPORTS DIARY BADMINTON ASIAN open championships 3rd day (Stadium Nagara). SOCCER S'GOR Div. 1: Indo-Muda v TPCA (6 P-m.); SCRC v Mercantile (740. both matches at Merdeka Stadium); Div. S: S'gor Club v Police Depot (padang). IPOH Div. 1: Town Council v Gurkha Rifles (Assembly Hall grd); Div. 2; Shaw
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    Lock icon U.S. 'playing with creation'
    328 16 Paper's charge over N-test plans: And Russia's horrors are hidden irom us... I OXDOX, Wed. Tlu- Daily Mail, in an Editorial today commenting on the American nuclear Icsl plans, accused the United States of "playing with creation.' 1 "The Americana Men uneasy about the portentous lireball
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    Pacifists to sail into test area
    170 16 YEW YORK. Wed. An American pacifist group said yesterday a 30 ft. boat being built in San Francisco would sail toward the U.S. nuclear testing zone in the Pacific on May 20. The group, the Committee for Non-Violent Action, said "scores of applicants" wanted
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    DEATHS
    116 16 CABLE RECEIVEO that Mr. Am-. balavaaar Muiucnu of Chunnakam father of Mr. KanaKaretnam formerly of Bt. .luiiun ard pnsintly or KaJan- and -ram of •aotol) I panned a«av on 2.."i.61. MR3. PHUAH HIN LEONC (nee Lee ("hoy Ncohl pursed away on '.'..'>. 62 at H M fMH ItaVlag Ix-hind
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    131 16 MR. MRS. A. A. Thompnon Thank all friend* mat rdarivfa for their valuable present* tad attendance at their ueilrtini; on Cvl.6:!. MR. AND MRS. Sambamoorlhy thank friends and relatlvei for tlieir kind ait.nd:irur. hlrsxinE* and vultint:- on tnc occasion of their marriage. MR. AND MRS. s V. Siiiiiamaniam (R.R.1.)
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    168 16 LUCE WILL HEAD FAR EAST UNIFIED COMMAND .< LONDON. Wed. Admiral Sir David Luce (above), commander of British naval forces in the Far Kast. has been appointed chief of a unified British command in the Far East. the Ministry of Defence announced today. A ministry statement said he will take
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    Church fair
    32 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. St. Josephs Church at Bukit Timah Road will hold a twoday fun fair beginning on Saturday. There will also be a trade section sponsored by local commercial firms.
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    277 16 Algiers: 'Bomb' car terror ALGIERS. Wed. A car. boobytrapped with explosives, blasted the front of the dockers' recruiting centre here today, killing eight Algerians and wounding 100. A crowd of Algerians surged forward and cut the throat of a European who approached the scene. About 1.500 Muslims were massed in
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    Lock icon Best in the Far East
    50 16 LONDON. Wed. The Decca Radar Company announced yesterday that It was going to nt a long-range high-cover radar system at Paya Lebar. Singapore's International Airport. Wh;n the station is completed next year. Singapore will have the best radar control facilities in the Far East. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MONEY AND ME—BY JOSE
    130 16 MONEY AND ME— BY JOSE SANTA MONICA, Wed. Actor director Jose Ferrer, who is being sued for divorce by singer Rosemary Clooney. said in court here yesterday that he had earned US $250,000 in six months but he had lived extravagantly. Mr. Ferrer, who said he was directing a film
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    LONDON STOCKS
    331 16 LONDON. Wed. With :he dock strike threat tending to restrain buyers, a certain amount of proi it-taking was seen in some sections here today. Nevertheless, some bright spots persisted. A sizeable list of falls were seen in the industrial field including Unilever. Dunlops. ICI. Boots. Sears Holdings. International
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    TIN
    24 16 LONDON. Wed.— Buyers £934. sellers £935, Forward buyers £942 v. sellers £943, Settlement £936. Turnover a.m. 155 tons pjn. 75 tons. Tone: Quiet.-
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    RUBBER
    37 16 LONDON. Wed.— spot 23 ',d.. June 23\d.. July 23-d.. August 23' 2 d.. July, Sept. 23i_.d.. Oct./ Dec. 23-*»d., Jan. Mar. 23 »a.. April/June 23 \d.. c.U. May 23 Ud. June 23d., July 23d. ToneVery quiet.
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    Rita-as she won't want to be seen by her fans
    154 16 Rita -as she won't want to be seen by her fans THIS picture uf sultry Puerto Kir.m star Rita Moreno would never havr been taken if she had had her way. Whi-.i Straits Times cameraman Han Hai Pong clicked his camera. Rita was busily bargaining over some souvenir in a
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    Free film show
    33 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two featurettes, "Buddhist Heritage of Orissa" and "Darjeeling" will be screened at India House, 31, Grange Road, at 5.20 p.m. tomorrow. The show is open to the public.
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    THEATRE BOYCOTT: GOVT. WARNING
    225 16 KUCHING, Wednesday. THE Sarawak Government will consider making any necessary amendments to its law to enable people indulging in a "political boycott" of any sort to be brought to justice, the Deputy Chief Secretary, Mr. G.A.T. Shaw, said today. He was replying to a question by
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      42 16 The weather J-JIGHEST and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Sini;.ipore for the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Ilighrst l.nv.,| Kuala Lumpur 93 75 Kota Bahru 91 75 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 90 73 Sinswpore 91 73
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