The Straits Times, 4 April 1963

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    BOSOM FRIENDS
    810 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN From MANILA, Wednesday All smiles at Malacanang The Tengku and President Macapagal are getting along famously to have more talks in private Prospects are bright DESPITE Manila press reports to the contrary, I am able to state categorically today that Tengku Abdul Rahman and President Macapagal
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    Lock icon Hopes of summit on Malaysia fade
    410 1 Hopes of summit on Malaysia fade MANILA, Wed. The fate of tripartite talks among ministers of Malaya. Indonesia and the Philippines overshadowed the Asa conference tod.i Some observers said yesterday's sharp remurks by Tengku Abdul Rahman about "enemies who take the rui.v- of friends" had angered Indonesians and worried Filipino
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    Lock icon Aid for Taiwan
    40 1 TAIPEH, Wed— Taiwan will receive United Nations assistance for a combined lrrigationrpower project which Is expected to Increase the Island's rice production by 170.000 metric tons and power by 500.000 kilowatts. Nationalist official sources said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Another lost tribe
    43 1 PORT MORESBY (New Guinea). Wed. The same patrol officer who last month discovered a tribe of people hitherto unknown to civilisation, has located another group of 400 seml-nomadlr people vhos* existence was not known before. It was announced today. Reuter.
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    A CALL FOR SYRIA, UAR REUNION
    73 1 A CALL FOR SYRIA, UAR REUNION CAIRO, Wed. A source close to an Algerian delegation which arrived from Damascus last night said today largescale pro-Nasser demonstrations in Damascus yesterday resulted in strict curfew and tight security measures. The demonstrators demanded immediate reunion of Syria with the U.A.R. under President Nasser,
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    Cheaper than aspirin...
    88 1 LOS ANGELES. Wed. i Development of an oral contraceptive for men, claimed by experts to be cheaper than aspirin and not affecting the sex urge, has been announced here. The pill was tested on volunteers at Oregon State Prison, and was found to stop sperm production within
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    Kidnapped towkay freed for $80,000
    464 1  -  LOKMAN HALIM: By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. RANSOM of $80,000 was paid for the release of a Kuala Lumpur millionaire businessman, Mr. Yap Chin Hock, 38, who was kidnapped with his wife last week, informed sources said today. Police earlier said that a "substantial sum** was
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    Lock icon The Instant home'—in 45 minutes
    73 1 The Instant home'— in 45 minutes f IVERPOOL, Wed. The Li first of 200 "instant homes" to be built here was delivered In two pieces, erected in 45 minutes and officially inaugurated here yesterday. The Liverpool Corporation, with a waiting list of 45,000 home seekers, plans to erect the £1,325
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    Lock icon Burma to remain neutral
    53 1 RANOOON. Wed— General Ne Win. chairman of the ruling Revolutionary Council, yesterday reaffirmed Burma's adherence to the policy of positive neutrality In International affairs. Speaking at an annual conference of security and administrative committees, he said: "Our foreign policy, which will never change. Is one of
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    Lock icon Strikers meet Govt.
    42 1 PARIS. Wed. Representatives for 200.000 striking coal miners and the Government today began their second day of negotiation! with the union optimistic about a quick end to the 34-day strllw against President Charles D* Gaulle's wage restraint policy. UPI.
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    MAULDING'S MEDICINE Income tax cuts up to £250 mil.
    762 1 MAULDING'S MEDICINE Income tax cuts up to £250 mil. LONDON, Wed. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Reginald Maudling. announced today various tax reliefs, including income tax cuts totalling £250 million a year, in his 1963-64 budget. He said the theme of his budget was expansion without inflation. "If we
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    Lock icon Red letter day
    63 1 MANILA. Wed— Tensku Abdul Rahman told a Magsaysay Award Foundation lunch today that Aur. 31 was a very significant date. He drew applause from the gathering by recalling that it was the birthday of the late President Ramon Magsaysay and also the anniversary of Malayan independence. "And
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 U.S. REJECTS CHA«»r WISBD S. lv Net roruallv p ■hurgrs 1 I iged exl l r 'üba I h> oppoMii nmUrv in be .island
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      Lock icon Nik TO Mao: Moscow
      497 2 Nik TO Mao: Moscow RUSSIA has invited Mr. Mao Tse-tung, supreme leader of the Chinese Communist Party, to visit Moscow to discuss differences between the world's two biggest Communist Parties, it was announced here last night. Moscow's new move in the ideological dispute was made in a letter from the
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      Lock icon Beatrix in Tokyo
      23 2 TOKYO. Wed.— Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands arrived here today by KLM for a 10-day official visit to Japan. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Visits by Peking leaders: 'The – reason'
      304 2 Visits by Peking leaders: 'The reason' WASHINGTON, Wed. Proposed visits to Indonesia, Burma and Cambodia by Chinese Chairman Liv Shaochi and the Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen-yi. are aimed at "undoing the harm of China's attack on India." The Washington Post expressing this opinion in an editorial today, noted that three
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      Lock icon SEATO talks
      27 2 PARIS. Wed.— Military leaders of BEATO discussed plans to meet armed Communist aggression, infiltration and subversion, at a two-day conference which opened here today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon OFF TO JOIN MARCH TO PEKING
      54 2 GEORGE WILLOUGHBY 48, of New Jersey, N.Y., gets a little exercise as he crosses a midto w n Manhattan street before leaving' for India, where he plans to make a "friendship march" from New Delhi to Peking. Willoughby Is co-secretary of the Committee for
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      BALI GIRLS DANCE FOR MALINOVSKY
      80 2 Tl BAN AIRPORT (Bali), Wed.— Russian Defence Minister, Marshal Malinovsky. arrived yesterday st the volcano smitten island of Ball. Balinese maidens in modest orT-the-shoulder (towns danced, flunjr flower petals, and garlanded him and his wife with blossoms. Ball Governor SutedJa and area army commander Col.
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      Lock icon U.N. wans urgent Rhodesia talks
      202 2 UNITED NATIONS. Wednesday. ORITAIN yesterday offered to hold talks on South--13 em Rhodesia with a U.N. deputation in three weeks, but the Colonialism Committee, pleading extreme urgency, requested a much earlier meeting. Afro-Asian delegates said the British offer, conveyed to the committee by Mr. Cecil
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      Lock icon Trucks for Jakarta
      34 2 LONDON. Wed— A British export company. Specialist Business Services Ltd.. said yesterday it had signed a contract with the Indonesian Government to supply 1,000 trucks to be built near London. Reuter.
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      Lock icon VIPs found unconscious in car on arrival
      134 2 VIPs found unconscious in car on arrival CAIRO, Wed— Mr. Radhidl Kawawa, Vice-Presldent of Tanganyika, and a United Arab Republic Cabinet Minister were found unconscious in the back seat of a car in which they were driving to visit a textile mill yesterday, according to reports reachIng here. Mr. Kawawa,
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      1,000 homeless
      38 2 HONO KONG, Wed. Mor» than 1.000 people. Including 52S children, were made homeless laa* night when a fire destroyed about 40 squatter huts In Tung Tau village, one of the most densely populated areas in Kowloon.
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      Curfew in Syria
      27 2 CAIRO, Wed. An 18-hour curfew from 6 pjn. to noon has been Imposed in all Syrian towns. th« official Middle East news agency said.
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      Lock icon AGGRESSIVE INDONESIA BY AN AUSTRALIAN BISHOP
      187 2 AGGRESSIVE INDONESIA BY AN AUSTRALIAN BISHOP SYDNEY. Wed. The Anglican primate of Australia, Archbishop Hugh Gough. yesterday said that some traders of Indonesia were intent on further aggression. Archbishop Gough said: "Their public statements of 'no more territorial ambitions' are reminiscent of those of Hitler and are probably no more
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    Lock icon The Burtons part
    96 3 The Burtons part NEW YORK. Wed— Mrs. Sybail Burton, whose husband actor Richard Burton has been linked romantically with film sttr Elizabeth Taylor, announced yesterday that she and her husband had agreed to separate but that they were not considering divorce. Mrs. Burton flew here >•<•:.- terday from London with
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      The member who takes mp mptoce-by U Thant
      275 3 The member who takes mp mptoce-by U Thant UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday. |J THANT, the Secretary-General, has expressed concern over the South African Government's failure to heed United Nations appeals for the abandonment of apartheid. He also .spoke of his concern over the attitude of the Government and its leaders towards
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      Lock icon BRITISH EVE OF BUDGET SURPRISE
      126 3 BRITISH EVE OF BUDGET SURPRISE I OKDON. Wed.— The British Government caused an eve-of-Bud-Ket surprise yesterday by announcing an unforeseen £6 million rise last month in Britain's gold and convertible currency reserves. Most observers had been expecting a fairly heavy fall after the run on sterling early last month. Moved
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      Lock icon Soviet delegation leader dies
      44 3 MOSCOW, Wed— One of th« Soviet Deputy Foreign Ministers. Mr. Oeorgl Pushkin, 54, died yesterday, Tass reported. He led the Soviet delegation at Che Ecafe talks in Manila and was: co-chairman of the 1962 Geneva conference on Laos. Reuter i
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      Lock icon JACK WILL 'SIGN ON' SIR W AS CITIZEN
      150 3 JACK WILL 'SIGN ON' SIR W AS CITIZEN WASHINGTON Wed. Sir Winston Churchill will become an honorary American citizen at a ceremony to be held In the White House rose garden next Tuesday and televised "live" to Britain by the relay c o m m v nicati ,:i satellite, the
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      Naval hero, 89, dies
      28 3 LONpON. Wed— Rear Admiral Cecil Henry Fox, British naval hero of the First World War, died' In Sherborne yesterday. He was I 89. i
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    Lock icon Letters exchanged
    30 3 WASHINGTON, Wed —President Kennedy and General CJiung Hee Park, leader of South Korea's ruling military Junta, have exchanged letters on Korea's political crisis, thf White House said yesterday.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Space pace right, U.S. is told
    195 3 WASHINGTON Wednesday. T<HE new Soviet moon, shot is no reason for the United States to change the pace of its space programme, Mr. Brainerd Holmes, director of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said yesterday. "It would be foolish to squander money on an
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    Lock icon Columnists, too
    26 3 NEW YORK, Wed— Farmer President Harry Truman and Mr. Adlai Stevenson, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, have Joined the Journal-American as columnists Reuter.
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    QUICK LOOK ROUND ... MYSTERY DEATHS OF KANGAROOS
    207 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND MYSTERY DEATHS OF KANGAROOS SYDNEY, Wed. Thousands of kangaroos have died in n o r t h-western New South Wales, but scientists have no idea what is causing the deaths. Graziers believe the deaths are caused by a virus carried by sand files. Reuter. WASHINGTON: The Cuban
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    Argentine rebel general claims the presidency
    446 3 BUENOS AIRES, Wednesday. ARGENTINE forces led by veteran General Penjamin Menendez revolted at dawn yesterday and a rebel radio station later claimed he had taken over the presidency from Mr. Jose Maria Guido. But amid conflicting claims and reports. President Guido announced he had
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    Lock icon Soviet jets fire at British TV star
    72 3 Soviet jets fire at British TV star QERLIN. Wed. Soviet fighters fired at the private aircraft of British TV personality Hujjhle Green as he flrw along a recognised air corridor over East Germany to West Berlin yesterday, a British spokesman said. He did not know whether the aircraft was hit.
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA WON'T BEG, SAYS TRADE MINISTER
    137 3 Wed. Australia is not going to beg for British trade, Mr. John McEwen, the Minister for Trade, said yesterday at a conference of the Country Party of Victoria. Mr. McEwen, who is going to London for trade talks next week, said: "I will go
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    A FINAL CHAT AT MANILA AIRPORT
    49 4 TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN chats with President Macapagal as they walk away from the airport after the Prime Ministers arrival in Manila on Monday. The Tengku was accorded the rare honour of being personally welcomed by the President at the airport. Straits Times picture.
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    He denies rape, but admits 'outrage'
    251 4 HUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A MAN charged with attempting to rape a 10A year-old schoolgirl told the First Magistrate's Court today. "I didn't rape her, I only outraged her modesty.' Khoo Peng Wah. 22. of Kampong Broadrick Road j here, was charged with I attempting
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    'Health' celebrations
    25 4 SEREMBAN. Wed —The' Mentrl Besar of Negri Sembilan. Dato (Dr.) Mohammed Said bin Mohammed will open World Healtn Day celebrations here on Sunday.
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    Photo salon: A record entry
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— An exhibition of 318 monochrome anil colour prints selected from a total of 3,825 prints submitted for the 14th Singapore International Salon of Photography, will be held at the National Library lecture hall from May 4 to May 12. This Is a record
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    Carpenter's jail term reduced
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee. today reduced a four-month jail sentence to .one month in an appeal by a carpenter. Chan Thim Chong convicted of stealing a gold chain. Chan, an employee of Alexandra Brick Works, snatched the chain *brfh $90 from Jum'ina
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    'COUNCIL SPENDS TOO MUCH MONEY FOR TALKS'
    114 4 KUCWMi. Wrd. The Sarawak Youth Council had been spending too much of its money on sending people to overseas conferences, the Rrsldent of the Third Division, Mr. A. F. R. Griffin, told a divisional youth council conference in Sibn yesterday. Mr. Griffin said
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    Courtesy call
    33 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tht Commander-in-Chief of the Par East Fleet. Vice-Admiral Sir Desmond Dreyer will pay a courtesy call on the Sultan of Selangor at the Istana Alam Shah, Klang tomorrow.
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    IDENTITY CARD DISPOSAL CASES POSTPONED
    127 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The magistrate's court today postponed the cases of three office boys charged with stealing and assisting In the disposal of stolen Federation Identity cards. Mohamed Noor Ibrahim bin Ahmad. 23. who pleaded .ict guilty to a charge of assist- 1 Ing In
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    Three freed—then handcuffs again
    742 5 Three freed then handcuffs again EXCESS ZEAL INVALIDATED IDENTD7ICATION PARADE, MURDER TRIAL JUDGE FINDS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. JR. Justice Ong in the High Court here today acquitted the three accused in the Wong Choong murder trial without calling for their defence. But all three were rearrested as soon as they
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    MALAYA'S NEWEST ARMY UNIT READY FOR ACTION
    151 5 MALAYA'S NEWEST ARMY UNIT READY FOR ACTION IPOH. W ea. Malaya s newest army unit, the Bth Bn Royal Malay Regiment, formed last December, is already operational "as and where required." This was announced by the battalion's commanding officer, Sandhurst-trained Lieut-Col. Othman bin Ibrahim, to Pressmen who were taken on
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    Teacher again youth leader
    51 5 PENANG. Wed.— Mr. R. Shanmugam, a teacher at the Federation School for the Deaf, has been re-elected chairman of the State Youth Council. Others elected are: Vice-chair-man. Mr. M. Kanagalingam. sec- retary. Miss Gillian Miller. Asst. i secretary. Miss Dorothy Gee. treasurer. Mr. R. S. Gurcharan
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    Smallholders get certificates
    41 5 KAJANG. Wed. Twenty-three smallholders in the Semenyih area have been presented with certificates after completing a six-month course in rubbw planting at the Rubber Research In- > stitute. They also learnt ceding. control pests and diseases and rubber processing
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    Jailed 2 months for escaping from lock-up
    75 5 TELUK ANSON. Wed. —Law Eng Kau. 23. was sentenced to two months' jail by the maßlstrate's court here yesterday for escaping from the police lock-up on March 25. Describing himself as "a student from Kuala Lumpur", Law was detained on two charges for
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    It's cheers as the Green Jackets return
    172 5 It's cheers as the Green Jackets return pENANG. Wed. As the ferry launch a p proached the Penang railway pier last night, a bugler in the bow blew "Advance and wild cheering broke out from 350 happy troops. The Ist. Green Jackets were back In Penang after four months chasing
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    Trade team off to Formosa
    63 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The multi-racial United Chamber of Commerce of Malaya will send a delegation of 12 to Formosa to explore possibilities of expanding trade with Malaya. The delegation, led by Inche Mahmud bin Ambak, president of the chamber will leave on Friday for a
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    Police transfer
    35 5 KANGAR. Wed.— Senior Inspector S. Chlvapathy has taken over as OCPD. Kangar. in place of As*'. Supt. Ang Phalk Chin who leaves shortly for Kuala Lumpur on transfer to the Federal Police Headquarters.
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    Housing funds sought
    184 5 T«HE Federal Capital A Commission is negotiating with the Federal Government for funds to carry out its proposed scheme for 7.000 p r c fa b r i cated timber houses on a 1 000-acre site. The Commissioner of the Federal Capital. Hajl Ismail bin Panjang Arls.
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    King sees Bilut scheme
    108 5 King sees Bilut scheme riMli: Yang di-Pertuan X Aliens pictured daring his visit yesterday to Malaya's biggest land development scheme at Bilut Valley, 48 miles north-east of Kuala Lumpur. More than 1.500 residents turned out to welcome him. The project was started in 1958. The King spent an hour touring
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    The CJ to be acting Head of State
    219 5 The C J to be acting Head of State SINGAPORE. Wednesday. Al7-GUN salute will be fired during the ceremonial send-off at the airport on Sunday for the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, and his wife, Puan Noor Aisha. when they leave on their state visit to Cambodia. Just
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    Housewife robbed
    27 5 PENANG, Wed— Burglars broke Into the room of a housewife. Lee Liew Heok. in Hutton Lane last night and escaped with $610 worth of Jewellery.
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    VI prize-giving
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Vic-' tona Institution here will hold its annual prize-giving day and concert at the school hall at 5 p.m. on April 10.
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    KEDAH M.B's FORGETFUL SON IS ADMONISHED BY COURT
    147 5 ALOR STAK. Wed. Syed Zainol Rashid. 26. son of the Kedah Mentri Besar, Da to Syed Omar Shahabuddin. was today admonished by the Alor Star Magistrate. Wan Yahaya bin Pawanteh. for failing to attend court last week to answer a charge of
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    Secretaries' officials
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr I.cc Hee Seng has been clericd president of the Ma lay. m Association of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries. Other officials are: Mr. J. O. Menzles vice-president. Mr. Tan •Cheng Kwang secretary and Mr. Tan Teng Swee auditor.
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    Fire donations
    30 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Social Welfare Department today received, through the Indian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore, 31 donations amounting to 5639 for the Bukit Ban Kee Fire Fund.
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    School opening
    134 6 SINGAPORE. Wed —Singapore s Director of Education, Col. S. C. Thong, will officially open a new secondary school Our Lady of Lourdes School In Ophir Road on Monday. SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Government Officers' Cooperative Housing Society is planning to build about $3 million worth of houses in
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    An income tax relief for occupiers of own homes
    263 6 An income tax relief for occupiers of own homes gINGAPORE, Wed. Owneroccupiers of houses, whose net annual value does not exceed $3,000 are to be granted income tax relief from this year, the Singapore Government announced tonight. In a radio Droadcast, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Finance, Mr.
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    $3 MILLION HOUSING PLAN BY CO-OP
    6 6 $3 MILLION HOUSING PLAN BY CO-OP
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    Policy of industrial growth: Junid
    155 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Minis-: try of Health, Inche Buang bin Omar Junid, today described the education policy of the Singapore Government as being formulated "to suit the position of Singapore as a growing industrial and trading centre." Opening the new Balestler
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    Psychology Club
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Inche Wan Ismail was elected president of the Singapore Psychology Club at its Inaugural general meeting. Other officials are: Mr. Jamea Silva (vice-president), and Miss Theresa Chin (secretary).
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    Talk on Olympics
    32 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. A.T. Rajah will speak on "The Olympic Games" to members of the V's Men's Club of Singapore at a luncheon on Saturday at the Prince's Restaurant.
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    Good world class talent here: Ballet examiner
    270 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Miss Pantine Dibbs, an external examiner of the Royal Academy of Dancing today said there were ample opportunities in store for Malayan ballet dancers as international ballerinas, first rate ballet teachers and external examiners. During a 15-minute break between crude I
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    GOVT TO SPEND $193,000 ON RURAL STANDPIPES
    119 6 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee has approved the 1963 programmes for the construction of footpaths along 35 public streets and roadside drains along 27 public streets. Programmes for planting trees along 21 public streets I and the making
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    LABOUR COURT'S AWARD TO SHAW STAFF
    370 6 LABOUR COURT'S AWARD TO SHAW STAFF HHHE Industrial Arbitrat: down an award on managerial star! of Mala} INGAPORE, Wednesday, tion Court today handed working benefits for the lyan Theatres Ltd., of the Shaw Organisation. The claims, in respect of severance pay. retirement gratuity, working hours, and I tuberculosis leave were
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    $250 fine for theft in bar
    65 6 SINGAPORE, Wed— A seaman, Charles Edward Taylor, was a customer In a Tanjong Pagar bar when he stole $45.20 from a waitress. See Tor Chuan, Senior Inspector T. S. Zaln told a magistrate's court today. The money was lecovered. Taylor, who pleaded guilty to
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    No-water areas
    39 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Water will be cut off in Jalan Kllang and jalang Kilanß Timor, on Friday, from 9 a.m. to S p.m. and also In Jalan Ang Teng. off Airport Road, from S a.m. to 6 pm
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      291 6 ■REX "now sHOwiNc'-'skYi I Horn, 1.45, 4, 6.30 ft 9.30pm, (S'pora) 11am, 1.45, 4, 6 30 9 15pm. 1 &~«4§fek I expect tWFf^r^?*^^?^ i IS^^^^SJ^ a war Over lß.hwjff&H^2>*r7^~k ■TIDO <"> sth WEEK! Due to Film's Length 3 SHOWS DAILY: 1.30, 5.15 8.45 p.m. Saturdays, Sundays Holidays Extra Show at
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      332 6 T^HE following is today's ache- I AliUlU: Prom Rome. Teheran. I DEPARTURES x dule of civil aircraft move- Karachi. Bombay. Bangkok <AZ BOAC- To Darwin Sydney i ments at Paya Lebar airport. I 770) 5.25 pjn. (BA 700 645 pm to Rangoon! Singapore: P, n American: From San New Delhi.
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    Get the hell away from me— Get out..!
    2187 7  - Get the hell away from me Get out..! LAN FLEMING SHE ROSE ABRUPTLY: 1 WILL GO ALONE. ..YOU CAN COME LATERMY ROOM NUMBER'S FORTY-FIVE../ PART TWO OF THE SERIAL BY He swirled round into a crouch, his £un hand inside his coat. The steady silver eyes of two automatics sneered
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    DEATHS
    39 8 it M.rW< fit Wkiw». CABLE RECEIVEO fonnlah I ngineer a Ofllc Rail- > at L'rumpir»> MACKENZIE: At the OMf Ho»pit«'. n ?Ath March. lIHI3. Aliaen. laarjl and Kooen. of Abho'ii noo! Roreater. UUaaWtar, >'i»..r(i"h re and formerly of Sincap«ir.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 8 M »mrdt Sit f Himmum TNI FAMILY OF the Ml M M Mary Ktaaaaa thank an kisd relatives a* «ell those who Kent wreath* and
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    216 8 H»,Wi tit iMimtmtmm) STRAIGHT FROM THE packfC on i« a plarr rr >p rrarkllnc »hi-*ddi" Wh^at Or*«l. Add milk for th* mov ■ounphint: hrrakfait AIR CONDITIOHINO froaa aalr JVi a month Dv Carrier iSH'i IB KM»r«tinni. Rmt Siniapor* «12M or Kuala lor ful detail*. MISS AROIN'S prraonai rrpreaentnHv* will
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, April 4, 1963 Time To Rein In
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      Malay Business
      284 8 Haji Khalid has spoken on«? again on the difficulties en((Hintered by Malays who wish lo enter commerce and industry and on the need for others to lend a helping hand. As thr Assistant Minister has it special responsibility for promoting Malay participation in business, his concern is tatural.
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      Bilut Success
      236 8 Bilut Valley in Pahang. which the Yang di-Pertuan Agong visited yesterday, occupies h special place in the story of Malaya's rural development. The first and the 1; rßest of the F.L.D.A. schemes (there are now 3,500 people settled on 5,770 acres) Bilut was liie testing ground for a
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    How the poor can help the rich
    1415 8 EVER since 1947, the Western world has been able to congratulate itself on avoiding the economic errors and uncertainties which, in 1929, brought the pre-war economic system to disaster. The Marshall Plan, the Common Market, foreign aid. international agencies of co-operation the International
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    Bras Basah Rd. trap
    826 8 UEING a motorist who has fallen Into the trap set up by the traffic branch in Bras Ba.sah Road. I must warn others to be very cautious should they have to make use of the route from St. Andrew's Road In front of Raffles Institution Into
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    Evening ride... then murder
    252 9 Evening ride then murder MAN DETAINED AFTER WOMAN, DAUGHTER STABBED: BLOOD ON SEATS OF HIRED CAR PENANG, Wednesday. UOLICE detained a man last night after the seats of a self-drive car, returned to a hire company, had been found covered with blood. Earlier a 38-year-old woman, Loong Ah Tai. was
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    Man run over by train dies
    59 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. —An j unidentified man about. 40 was i run over and killed by the Kluang- 1 Singapore train al the Jalun Kuel I railway line Junction, a mile from I Johorr Bahru Railway Station. yesterday evening. Near his body the- police
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    Only 2 murders; not solved
    53 9 Only 2 murders not solved KUCHING. Wed. Sarawak had 12 murders duruiz Im nine fewer than in 1961. Only two of la;>t. yeHr> murders wer», unsolved. A police spokesman Mid thin' today in denying a Chinese new*- puprr allegation that not enough! af en: ion was being paid to tna
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    TV comes to Muar—at no extra charge
    118 9 TV comes to Muar— at no extra charge MUAR, Wed. Television Singapura programmes can be seen on the three TV sets here though this town is 130 miles from the transmitting station. The three bets belong -to a bank manager. Mr. Choo Joo Thye. and two bicycle shops. Mr. Choo
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    Clerk accused of $3,000 breach
    57 9 SINGAPORE. Wrd.— A Government financial clerk pleaded not euilty in the First Criminal District Court today to a charge of misappropriating $3,143. Mohamed Amin b;n Ahmad is Alleged to have committed the offence at the Education Ministry between Oct. 17. 1961 and Sept. 7 last
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    Optical chief arrives
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. K. Chiwaia. manager of the Foreign Department of the ArttthJ Optical Company Ltd. in Tokyo, arrived here tonight for a week s survey of the Tocal market.
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    Jailed for incest
    88 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A tormer special police cons--1 table. Ahmad bin Haji Yusof. a father of nine, was today jailed for three years by Mr. Justice Azml when he plead led guilty in the High Court to a charge of committing incest with his 15-year-old daughter. Ahmad,
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    DAVID'S THREAT TO BRING PICKETS
    190 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —A Socialist Front assemblyman, Mr. V. David (Pantai) today served notice on the Selangor Government that he would get re- presentatiyes of 10.000 people, living along the i 4i milestone Kla n g Road, to picket the State Secretariat unless they received
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    ASSEMBLY BACKING FOR MASS ARRESTS SOUGHT
    220 9 ASSEMBLY BACKING FOR MASS ARRESTS SOUGHT CINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. is to ask the Legislative Assembly at its next session to support the Internal Security Council decision ordering the recent mass arrests. The House meets on Friday. Mr. Lees motion reads s- Thai this House supports (0 the
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    New assemblyman
    45 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— lnche Adnan bin Chlk. an Alliance man. was sworn in today as a member of the Selantor State Assembly. He took the place of the former Speaker, the late Da to Hall Abdullah bin Hassan. Assemblyman for Port Swettenham constituency.
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    In: A team with $20 million to collect
    140 9 In: A team with $20 million to collect SINGAPORE, Wed. An Indonesian delegation coming to collect more than $20 million of "outstanding" debts from barter traders In Singapore and the Federation flew into Singapore this morning. The party of six officials was headed by Mr. I'marjadi, Fourth Deputy in the
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    35 SAVED FROM BURNING SHIP
    175 9 35 SAVED FROM BURNING SHIP SINGAPORE. Wed. *3 Thirty-five survivors have been picked up from the abandoned Panamanian freighter National Glory which is still burning in the South China Sea. the Royal Navy announced here today. Twenty-nine of the survivors were rescued by the Blue Funnel Line freighter Laomedon. which
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    Two deny theft of a car
    42 9 SINGAPORE Wed— Goh Kirn Heiur. 19. and Goh Km Bcnc. 24. '.od.iv denied a joint charge of <r.i\ a ear worth $5,500 from Felice Anno BoswHl in Cl»mcnceau Avenue yesterday. They were remanded until > April 10.
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    Afro-Asian talks query
    258 9 DARISAN Sosialis AsD semblyman Mr. Chan Sun Wing wants to know who the Singapore delegates represented when they attended the recent Afro-Asian conference at Moshi. Tanganyika. In a question he has tabled for the coming Legislative Assembly meeting, he also asks the Minister for Home Affairs who
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    Lock icon P-fund gets $50,000 from $36m tax claim tycoon
    433 9 P-fund gets $50,000 from $36m tax claim tycoon KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. John Galvin. an Australian millionaire who has had a 536 million claim riled against him by the U.S. Tax Department has donated $50,006 to the National Patriotic Fund Last week, the Prime Mi--1 nLster. Tengku Abdul RahI man.
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      13 9 lp^H mm I f\ L' jjpg^uMAUR.EF The world's imest wL filter tip cigarette
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      166 9 mWKKf^^ ANNOUNCING *Z* FIRST MAJOR i TOOTHPASTE C ADVANCE 10 VEARB THE PRdttfgE OF ipOflO FLUORtDE... ■The dentist was so pleased with me. MUM. He didn't have tv use the drill once!" That's the result of regular IF AN A fluoride care Ipana Fluoride a com- pletely new toothpa>te with
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      523 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes rtHUiv MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVt SHORTWAVE SERVICE SfcKVKE 41.; MfcTßfcS 41 MfcTßfcS A.M. 6.00 Time signal. Negara- M ullT leu: 6.02 Morning melodies: 7.00 MtDll ?ie Vftrfs TOM Mgnal. the news: 7.10 News 6 MtTKf?l comnioniary; 7.15 Song time; A.M.: 6.00 Good munnng. 6.01 7.30
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    THE PROBLEMS THAT KEEP MALAYS OUT OF BUSINESS
    471 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, today named the four problems of Malays trying to get into business and suggested ways in which others could help them. Speaking to the Rotary Club here
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    Reds have 'some success' with Thai Muslims
    268 11 Reds have 'some success' with Thai Muslims X I LA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Communist Party has achieved some success in its intensive propaganda campaign among Muslims of Malay origin in South Thailand, the Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry. Haji Abdul Khalid bin Aw :ine Osman. said today. Speaking
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    Pilots back from Comet training
    79 11 SINGAPORE. Wed— Eleven Malayan Airways pilots have returned from Britain after training In flying Comet jet liners. Seven of them are now flyIng the airlines Silver Kris Comet service on the Jakarta-Singapore-Hong Konß route The others will soon do their "route check". An airline statement
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    Misadventure
    33 11 PENANO. Wed.— The Coroner. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. today recorded a verdict of death by misadventure on a schoolboy, Olan Kolc Kee. 18. who was drowned off Pulau Rhnau on Jan. 27.
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    Birthday party
    63 11 SINGAPORE. WM. Th« Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inch? Yusof Is hale, top government officials and members of the consular corps in Singapore arc unions the several hundred euesU who have been invited to attend a reception given by the Netherlands Consul-General, Mr. J. O Kist, and Mrs. Ki.it to
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    Development cost
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Selangor State Assembly today approved 526.900.540 for development schemes in the State. Th* biggest item was $21,379,520 for Dublic works.
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    PROTESTS BY KIRKBY COURSE TEACHERS
    94 11 A jALACCA. Wed. About 15 teachers here who returned last December after a one-year specialist training course at Kirkby bare complained to the Ministry of Education that they have not yet received last year's annual increment. They said no action had been taken in spite
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    Salesman took cash to pay for funeral
    118 11 Salesman took cash to pay for funeral SINGAPORE, Wed.— A former Harper Gilfillan salesman who misappropriated $912 was put on probation for 12 months today. Mr M. C. Schubert, the magistrate, told Ng Qtk Hong. 29: "Sending you to Jail will do no good. You are quite young and have
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    Appeal dismissed
    32 11 SINGAPORB. Wed. Ng Seng Huat. a vegetable seller, failed in his High Court appeal today against a lower court, fine of $9,500 for assisting in carrying on a characters lottery.
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    Karam Singh clashes with Legal Adviser
    322 11 Karam Singh clashes with Legal Adviser KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A SOCIALIST Front State Assemblyman, Mr. Karam Singh (Serdang), today demanded the removal of the Selangor Legal Adviser, Inche Harun bin Idris, following a clash over the assembly's standing orders. The clash took place when a Socialist Front member. Mr. Llm
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    Two officers return to Australia for new posts
    136 11 DENANG, Wed. Two officers of the Royal Australian Air Force returned to Australia today to take ud new appointments. Wing Commander C. J. Melchert. Senior Air Officer at the RAAP Buttcrworih Base for the past two years, will go to Canberra to
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    Three airlines join in Bali mercy mission
    68 11 Three airlines join in Bali mercy mission SINGAPORE, Wed. Three airlines Malayan Airways. Thai International and Garuda have undertaken to convey free of charge approximately three tons of medicines, clothing and food from Bangkok to Jakarta for the relief of the Ball volcano victims. The relief cargo has been donated
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    Lock icon One border bandit killed, three caught
    82 11 One border bandit killed, three caught BANGKOK. Wed. One Communist bandit was killed and three captured last Sunday following a gun battle between a gang and a Thai-Ma-layan police force in Benong District, Yala Province, according to reports reaching here yesterday. The fight lasted half an hour and police seized
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    'CRISIS' IN PANGKOR: FISHERMEN SEEK JOBS
    114 11 ITUALA LUMPUR Wed. 1V Many fishermen living in Pangkor Island have left their homes to seek temporary employment elsewhere because of the shortage of ikan kembong— a type of fish for which Pangkor is well known. Reference to the plight of the fishermen was
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    A Health Day baby show
    40 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Sultanah Aminah of Johore will present prizes to winners of a baby show, organised by the members of the World Health Day committee to be held tomorrow at the Diamond Jubilee Hall.
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    Sarawak visitor
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Supervisor of TecnnJcal Education in Sarawak. Mr. W. G. Dealcin. arrived here by air today for :i week's visit to technical schools In Malaya.
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    DOUBLE JUMP IN SUGAR PRICE
    187 11 DOUBLE JUMP IN SUGAR PRICE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The price of sugar In Malaya has doubled in the past two months because of a general world shortage. The price for a 1681 b. bag Of sugar cost between $35 and $37 in December last year. The pric# today is $75.
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    Malayan studies rural radio
    67 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Mr T. Llnga Nathan, assistant to ttM Supervisor of Rural Broadca->;; Radio Malaya, is one of 14 broadcasters from 10 Asian and Africa.i countries attending a three-mon'.n course In rural broadcasting in Australia. Countries represented In the course In Sydney, the largest yft
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    Two accused of having opium
    65 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Two Tien from Singapore were charged n the Sessions Court today with }fing in possession of 120 slabs )f raw opium weighing 5401 b. in i car at 6.45 a.m. in Jalun Trus. Johore Bahru, yesterday. Yeo Teng Koh, 30 pleaded ruilty,
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    Acid attack plotted in
    327 11 IPOH, Wednesday. JNSPECTOR Lee Kam Yoong told the Sessions Court here today that he overheard two men in a hotel room in Osborne Street plotting to throw acid on two women. He was testifying at the trial of Wong Yew, a fruit I seller, who pleaded
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    142 11 Coat found after nude attack is —traced MALACCA, Wed.— A coat found in the house of the OCPD of Malacca (Central), Deputy Supt. F.. Fernandez, soon after his wife had been stabbed in the right hand by a naked man during the early hours of Monday, was the property of
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    56 11 New posts for police officers JOHOREBAHRU. Wed— Acting Aj-st. Supt. Chew Kok Kee ha« assumed duties here as head of the secret societies branch of the Johore police. He took over from acting A.*sl Supt. Ahmad bin Ibrahim. whos« new post is O.C.P.D. at Segamat. Mr. Chew was formerly assistant
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    401 12 SETTING UP HER SECOND HOME AFTER 36 YEARS i^^^ >*— r '4**—* having spent more than 30 years in a country there are not many women who would dare to uproot their home to settle down in another country in completely new surroundings. Permanent But Mrs. Mary Lobo, a well-known
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    261 12 In search of the throw-away paper dress \f AYBE this year, or iT maybe next year, there will be off-the-peg paper dresses by the thousand pretty, cheap and throw-away. A report says that there's been a dingdong battle to get an inexpensive, chic paper dress for holiday time into the
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    FOR SEWING
    46 12 ANEW sewing machine with a "flne-tuning"de-vlce enables the operator to sew the most delicate or the most rugged fabrics with precision. A large, round design selector dial on the face of the machine shows the various designs which can be made by the machine.
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    Teenage romance in a charming musical
    221 12 rpHE musical comedy "The Boy Friend," which derives its innocent sophistication from the happy-go-lucky days of the *****, is being staged in Singapore by a group of students. The play is set in a girls' finishing school in the South of France, where the
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      296 12 Straits Times Crossword 1. 8. Cut fgXL* ouuide 6 'i^" edge? Ifs a piece of cake of 7. Being resourceful the game course to aestroy the glam- nttle judge turns up with a our (4, 3, 4, 3, 3, 11). topper (T) 9. Stated with speed (9). 8. See I
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    STOCK MART STILL QUIET IN FRONT OF ESSO OFFER
    492 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE Malayan Stock X Exchange was again very quiet yesterday conditions being "damped" down in front of next Tuesdays Esso offer. Interest in the offer continues unabated with many banks and brokers throughout the country reporting that
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Stock Indices April 2 April 3 Industrials: 101.81 102.52 Tins: 100.15 100.18 rubbers: 107.28 107.28 Dec. 29. 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    605 14 COMBINED businesa In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: Beustead (1,000) $1.50: Dunl.a* (1.000) (2.69 D: last Smelting $2. Ml SI.: Fed. Ditp. (4.000) 51. 42: t. and N.
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    Tin price still advancing: Rubber values harden
    427 14 "THE price of Straits tin advanced again yesterday for the fourth consecutive trading day by 62i cents to $433. 62^ per picul. In the four days $2.62J have been added to the price. The cfferinR was unchanged at 240 tons. In London on
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. THE firmness of Barrier in base metal stocks was again a feature of the market today. Industrial shares moved narrowly, but held a steady to firmer trend. Oils were irregular. A.O.G. improved slightly on the report of an oil strike in Moonie 14. Loans continued firm.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 14 April MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE: 76|. cents (up half a rent). TIN: $433.62* (up Ml cents). Estimated unofficial offering: 240 tons (unchanged).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    255 14 I VPRIL "r.l rant rubUlr buyrx f e.b. dosed at i..m ir. I I pore and Kuala L*urnp:it ipsjaajajtsji 7«( cents per Ib. up half a cent Th< tone wan quietly steady. .CCR. A. and F.M.R.C ciesin* prices in cents a*r Ib yesterday INT. 1 prompt fob m\rr.
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    12 14 t'ungah Tin produced 325 ptculs of tin ore in March.
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    143 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) April Three months. Ounlops 14 < ts. s. Darby 4d. r. N. 16 cts. C. Flora** 4 id. Uammons 11 cv. s. Traction 1.3 J Waugb 15 cts. Sh-ll 14 ct.«. I M. Bit* 30 cts. Steamship 7 els. |M. Cement IS cts. 8. Times 22
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    118 14 TNI Malayan Eichanit Banks' Ait*. llatl«n made these changes In Iti rates to marebanu jresttrday (all rates to $100): New V*rk: t>uyln« TT 32 11/16. alrmull OD 33 13/16. 00 d/st 33 1/lb credit bills, 33 3/16 trade hllU. Canada: buylntt TT 38 3 16. airman OD 35
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      826 15 NOTICES FEDERATION OF MALAYA 1.04.N (1954) MO.tM.tOO 4\ REGISTERED STOCK IN4/74. Notice Is hereby given that the Offloer Commanding Re»r Psrty, 2nd Battalion 7tn Duke of Edinburgh's Own Gurkha Rifles has applied for the issue of a duplicate certificate In replacement of the original certificate No. *****7 for $3,500/-. registered
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      JEGA TIES FOR FIRST PLACE IN TEXAS DEBUT
      195 16 HOUSTON, Wednesday. \I. JEGATHESAN, the Malayan 200--iTI metre champion in the 1962 Asian Games, is looking forward to running in his second American track meet this weekend the Texas relays at Austin.' The slender medical student from the University of Singapore, who
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      182 16 SOCCER Threats, so trip is off MANILA. Wed. The Philippine F.A. today I described the cancellation i of a series of games here b> the Hong Kong 517 football team as an allront to national prestige. The Hong Kong team was scheduled to arrive here toI day However the PFA
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    2050 16 Niccolina's winning gift of $239 to her new owner Kuala lumpur, wed. Racing under new ownership. NiccoJina, with apprentice Ma m a t Hassan up. sprang a surprise in Race 5 to pay $239 for a win ticket here today. Topform jockey Keith Moxham had a good priced double Martingale
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    GAMES SITE: 4 CHOICES HARON IS WRONG, SAY THE REFEREES
    588 16 GAMES SITE: 4 CHOICES HARON IS WRONG, SAY THE REFEREES ler I m 1 its 10 Rahwl 1 LAUSANNE. Wed. M. Ottc I Aires. Lyons and Mexico City. Mayer, chancellor of the luter- A decision on the Summer national Olympic Committee, said Olympics 1* to be made at the today
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      1065 16 AUCTION SALE OF TENDERS It b.Ues texule.-. flo»v. covering. cooker typewriter. ivpiM ci. £K P UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA To Br Held At TFNDFRS Our S»lr,m,n. Nu .v t nulia Street ILMUUW On Kridav. .Mh April. IK3 TENDERS will be received by At IO.M a.m. the Bursar. University of Malaya. NOW
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      1405 16 I NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT The Surveyor General. Federation of Malaya, regrets to announce that during the period of renovations to the Government Offices in Jalan Mountbatten, it mil be necessary to close the map •Miles office situated in that building From Friday. sth April. 19«3 and I until further notice a
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    27 17 SINGAPORE. Wed^-The Ching Giam table tennis team will leave here this weekend for matches in Kuala laimipur and Ipoh In aid of the Patriotic Fund.
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    Tang for Prague meeting
    51 17 SINGAPORE Wed. STTA president Tan K Tuck Wah left last night for Prague to attend the 27th world table tennis congress of which he is ar committee member. Mr. Tang will propose with the support of India and Japan, the formation of a T.T. Federation of
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    WEARNES BEAT SHELL TO CLINCH DIV 1 TITLE
    449 17 oiiNUAfOKt. Wid.— Wrarnes. showing top form. outplayed Shell 6 1 at Farrer Park today to become champions of this year's KBHPA league first division. :ixTion;y was so complete that they played fancy football all the way with "Parrer Park Wizard." Jumaat. the
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    778 17  - Vietnam's Van Thanh beats NZ champion OH KEE TIANG By PENANG, Wed. LTAM OPEN MEET VETERAN Vo Van Thanh of Vietnam sprang the biggest surprise in the current Malayan open tennis championships when he beat the New Zealand champion and Davis Cup player, seeded L. A. Gerard, 12-10, 6-1 on
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      581 17 NO LET-UP NOW, SA YS SAFA BOSS OETTER treatment for the players, better arrangements for the spectators. That is the Hussein Kamari pledge following, Singapore's 2-1 victory over Selangor on Sunday to enter the FAM Cup final for the first time. As the players continue training for the April 13
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      77 17 ATHLETICS Sultan Abdul Aziz School 3 mile cross country race: 'A' Div: 1 Abdul Shukor bin Haji Mokhtar (21:23 8c 'C Div: 1 O. Sumansalam (21.27.6); 'B IDIt: Mustapha Saudi (23:47.4) held at Teluk Anson. HOCKEY Ipoh Dlv. 1: Cheng Wah 4 sth Bn RMR 0. Taiping M<v
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      37 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER STOU Uiv. l: IRC v Sukarnrr:;ii iJn Besar i; DJv. SA: v v Police < Farrer Pk>Nrwtonites v Bukit TinMh «F:irrrr Pk< Atafappa v Radin M;is (Oeylang); bodca v shb <St. George's Rd>. SINGAPORE SOCCER
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    HOME IN TOKYO WINS MALA YSIA SUPPORT
    146 18 HOME IN TOKYO WINS MALA YSIA SUPPORT LONDON, Wednesday. IT WAS reported here today that Lord Home, x British Foreign Secretary, had "won official Japanese support for the Malaysian Federation" in his talks with the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Hayato Ikeda. The Tokyo correspondent lie Daily Telegraph said Japanese Government.
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    172 18 JAKARTA. Wed. Mr. A.G. Gilchrist. Britain's new Ambassador to Indonesia, told President Soekarno today he "must surely sympathise in principle with the Malaysia Plan because its purpose was decolonisation. Mr. Gilehrist. who was promting his- credentials at Merdeka Palace, did not refer to
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    86 18 Meningitis death at US naval base I BAN DIEGO (California), Wed. One recruit died and 60 others were quarantined today In the j second outbreak of spinal menlngI ltis within a month at the Naval Training Centre here. All 12.000 recruits were quarantined for three days on March 10 when
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    33 18 BANGKOK. Wed. General Prapas Charusathen. Interior Minister, told reporters yesterday that Thailand is adding 500 border police to assist In the suppression of Communist guerillas along the Thai-Malayan Border. Reuter
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      53 18 LONDON, Wed. Spot 22U.i6d.. May 22% d., June 22 13/16 d.. July 22"4 d., July/ Sept. 22 15/16 d.. Oct. Dec. 22 15/16 d.. Jan. Mar. 22 15/16 d., Apr. June 22 13/ 16a July. Sept. unquoted. Oct./ Dec. unquoted, r.l.f. Apr. 22 7'l6d. May 22Hd.. Jirie 22>jd. Tone:
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      27 18 LONDON. Wed— Buyer* E865. sellers £865 'j. Forward buyers £867. sellers £867 >i. Settlement £8634. Turnover a.m. 345 tons, p.m. 90 tons. Tone: Firm. a mll-
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    802 18 A MEMBER of the Cabinet from the Malayan Chinese Association "plotted" with the Socialist Opposition to defeat the official Alliance nominee for the post of Speaker of the Selangor Legislative Assembly on Dec. 4, Socialist Front Assemblymen alleged today. They did not
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    35 18 I SYDNEY. Wed.— Marie < Th« I Body") McDonald left by air for Los Angeles tonight to have an i operation for stomach ulcer. She said the pain interfered with her ringing. Reuter.
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      43 18 tJIOHEST and lowest temperaAi tures In Malaya and SlncaI pore for tlie period 8 p.m. i day to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lownl Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kola Bharu 88 72 Penang SO 75 Ipoh 9.i 72 Malarca 95 73 Singapore 90 71
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