The Straits Times, 10 April 1963

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    22 1 \VI HA4.I] DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times He** o**0** tstd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 332
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    188 1 Preparations begin for three-nation meeting of foreign ministers Talks in Manila go well MANILA, Tuesday REPRESENTATIVES of Malaya, Indonesia and the Philippines emerged smiling after a two-hour meeting today at which they discussed the scope of a forthcoming foreign ministers' conference. The talks will resume tomorrow and are
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    Indonesia's envoy
    56 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Communications and Tourism Minister. Lt. Gen. Djatikusumo. will present his credentials in Kuala Lumpur on April 16. five days alter hi Is sworn in here on Thursday as new Indonesian Ambassador to Malaya. He will leave Jakarta early on Friday, just before the arrival of chairman
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    AWARDS FOR TWO: 'YEAR OF DRAGON' PHOTOGRAPHY, ART CHIEFS
    235 1 By AUSTEN ZECHA KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two members of the United Artists unit filming "The Year of the Dragon" in Malaya have won Oscars for their work on "Lawrence of Arabia." They are the director of photography. Mr. Frederick Young, who
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    Time bomb found in cinema
    50 1 LONDON. Tues. A London cinema audience, including 200 children, was evacuated last night after a ticking bomb wax found under a seat in the back circle. It was timed to go off at mid- night. Police began the search after an i anonymous phone call.
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    Lock icon Govt seizes shops' stock in Algiers
    52 1 Govt seizes shops' stock in Algiers ALGIERS, Tues. Stocks of 22 Algiers shops were expropriated by the Government last night. Their owners were denounced by Algiers authorities as "profiteers, thieves and enemies of the people." All were rented or bought outright from their French owners just before Algerian independence last
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    Esso allotment details today
    47 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— Esso Standard i Malaya) Ltd. announced tonight that the allotment policy concerning their $24.5 million shares and debenture offer will be made public tomorrow. The offer, which closed today, la believed to have been over-subs-cribed by more than 15 times.
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    Lock icon Lawrence of Arabia hits Oscar jackpot
    375 1 Lawrence of Arabia hits Oscar jackpot HOLLYWOOD, Tues. The Anglo-American •Lawrence of Arabia" was named best film of 1962 at last night's Academy Award ceremony. It won a total of seven Oscars, including one for its British director, David Lean. But Us Irish star. Peter OToole, widely tipped as actor
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    Lock icon The Tengku formula
    120 1 NEW YORK. Tues.— Tengku Abdul Rahman has the "charisma* of a really successful politician," Time magazine says in a cover story on the Tengku and the proposed Federation of Malaysia. "His title draws enormous respect for the masses and at the same time his genuine charm and
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    Lock icon Dief takes drubbing but says: I may stay as Premier
    410 1 OTTAWA, Tuesday MR. LESTER PEARSON, whose Liberal Party topped the poll in yesterday's Canadian general election, may find he is barred from office. The decision must be made In (he present Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker, who hinted early today
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    LAOS
    213 1 US urges immediate action to halt the fighting WASHINGTON. Tues. —The U.S. called last nieht for 'prompt and effective action" to stop the fighting in Laos, which it said was begun by Laotian pro-Com-munists with the support of Communist North Vietnam. The State Department press officer. Mr. Lincoln White,
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    Red party to meet
    23 1 MOSCOW. Tues—The full central committee of the Soviet Communist Party is to meet In Dlenarv wlon on May 28
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    STOP PRESS
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'Treachery and deceit' blast at Mac by Welensky
      282 2 'ACT OF APPEASEMENT THAT PUTS MUNICH IN SHADE' SALISBURY, Tuesday. CIR ROY WELENSKY, Rhodesian Federal Prime Minister, told Parliament yesterday the Macmillan government would go down in history as "one of the most effete" it had been Britain's misfortune to endure. He
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      Luxury resort opens
      40 2 SEOCL. Tues.— Walker HI. i« $15 million luxury holiday resort I miles east of Seoul, vas opcnrl i last night. It will cater (or foreign i f urists and American Scrviceme.- Plans for a casino werr dropped.
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      ARAB UNION ACCORD BY THREE NATIONS
      103 2 CA1HO. Tuo The United Arab Republic. Syria and Iraq last night agreed on the principles of union. It was announced today. A committee drawn from the national delegations will meet today to work out details of the federation. Its report will include a "national
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      76 politicians freed
      34 2 SEOUL. Tucs. The South Korean military govertitr.cni I •went released 76 politicians wh" h.id bff n due to tand trial on ilinrsp of drmor.s'.ratmg on !hr uroposfd extension or miliurv rule
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      Grenade kills eight
      31 2 SAIGON. Tues.— A Vietnamese,' soldier accidentally dropped a grenade while his unit was asaem-' i)li;ip for an operation yesterday.! killing two officers. live .soldiers 1 and himself. I
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      Lock icon Belgian shot dead in Katanga
      175 2 ELISABETHVILLE. Tuesday. i BELGIAN was shot dead on the highway from Elisabethville to Northern Rhodesia yesterday —the third European to be killed in Katanga in two weeks. Mr. Emlle Therer. 36. was driving toward Northern Rho--1 desla with Mr. and Mrs. Pavenhoff and their young
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      Soekarno sees
      42 2 DEN PASAK. lUBk.— Pl-fildrn* biiekumo yesterday made i. one hour aerial survey of the Gunong Abuiir diaa&ter area of Bah. The i)h. nr did not land because the volcano is still shooting smoke and white ash high in the air.
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      Hermes gets a pair of pants
      96 2 JOHANNESBURG. Tues Mrs. Johanna Garbutt. 70. said today she sewed a pair of floral pants lor a statue of the Greek god Hermes opposite her home. Mrs. Garbutt said the statue; had stood outside her home since the early part of the century. No
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      Lock icon POLICE OPEN FIRE ON AFRICANS
      238 2 POLICE OPEN FIRE ON AFRICANS CAPE TOWN, Tues. Police fired on Africans In two incidents in King Williams Town and East London, last night. In King Williams Town about 15 Africans attacked a poHee station. One African was wounded. He and another man were arrested. In East London, police returned
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      Hong Kong
      205 2  -  GEORGE LIU DATELINF TLfANY Hong Kong iTI residents who send food parcels to friends and relatives in China found this week they are being swindled. The Communists returned as "rejected" several hundred parcels. The senders found the food had been replaced with Inferiorquality tinned stuff and clothing with
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      Lock icon Massive military aid to India a threat to us, says Ayub
      260 2 Massive military aid to India a threat to us, says Ayub DACCA, Tuesday PRESIDENT Ayub Khan said yesterday that massive Western arms aid to India would have disturbing consequences unless a just solution of the Kashmir problem could be lound. He told a Press conference it was not unreasonable to
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      Lock icon Russia to send observers to Jakarta
      91 2 JAKARTA. Tues.— Observers J from Russia and Cuba will attend the Afro-Asian journalists' conference, opening here oa April 24. fforty-thre« countries vill be represented. The chairman or the organising committee. Mr. DJ»woto, said today Russia was being invited because several Soviet republic:, were in
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      58 die in bus
      29 2 NAIROBI. Tues At least 58; people were killed when the bus in j nhtch they were riding plunged into a river near here last night.
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      14 sailors desert
      20 2 SAIGON. Tues.—Fourteen Viet-i namese sailors deserted with their two patrol boats to Cambodia, military sources reported today.
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      'We can do it...
      39 2 MOSCOW. Tues.— Moscow Radio said yesterday that Russia hut the potentiality, even now. io place a man on the moon. But first it was essential to study the conditions in which he would hnd himself.
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      43 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby KIUMCtA f I /"©eOWOE.I MU«T SAV^S rs^ oeoß6€ C v MAVENT) ADMIRE TU6 WAV YOU [VU f? J NjWe TODAVVJ I COMBIN6 MAR*IAS€ J \^Jf v^.^/ it- nd VwiTHACAßeea^^/ *yv(h r /3UAy ft 1,0 u^h S-4- C-JV—J JS-
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Big rise in Unilever profits
      140 3 Big rise in Unilever profits LONDON. Tues. —Profits of the giant Anglo-Dutch Unilever group increased by almost H3.500.000 before tax last year, according to its annual report. Commenting on the figures up from £103,071,--000 to £106.561,000 Mr. George Cole, the chairman, said: "A major contribution to the increased profits was
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      Lock icon That '*****' remark to be cut out after all
      135 3 LONDON, Tues. One of the most outspoken men in Parliament. Sir Gerald Nabarro. had a controversial remark about Negroes cut out from a BBC programme today. The BBC received complaints after a radio broadcast of Its "Any Questions?" panel programme last
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      Lock icon LUCKY ESCAPE FOR TERRY, THE LORRY DRIVER
      151 3 LORRY driver Terry Payno. J5. had a remarkable escape when his vehicle sank into a hole which opened up in the main road linking VVool-wic-h and Plumstead. He felt the front wheels begin to drop and jumped out. Terry explained: "At first 1
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      Look! No driver
      46 3 LONDON. Tues.— The London underground railway system introduced its first automatic passenger service yesterday. Passengers on 'he first run were unaware that their train was without a driver. The service will bf operated daily over one .*ection while extensive ustn continue. U P.I.
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      Lock icon Call to stop the French A-test
      178 3 CANBERRA, Tuesday. A LABOUR PARTY Opposition Member, Mr. Leslie Haylen. today urged the Federal Government to make efforts to stopthe "utterly senseless" atomic test which France proposed in the South Pacific Ocean. Speaking in the House of Representatives. Mr. Haylen asked whether any protests
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      Ban-bomb man to stand in poll
      67 3 LONDON, Tues—A ban-the-bomb candidate will stand at Twickenham, south-west ton- 1 don, at the next general election. He is Mr. Michael Craft. 27, dental surgeon and retiring chairman of the London region of I the National Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament j A group spokesman
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      Oil saboteurs strike
      37 3 CARACAS. Tues Pro-Castro Mibotnirs last night blew up an American oil piooline for the third lime in a month and set lire to an oil flow nation 18 miles j offshon In L;<ke Unmlp
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      Lock icon THE 'OUT OF WEDLOCK' BABIES
      78 3 THE 'OUT OF WEDLOCK' BABIES TOKYO, Tues. West German Health Minister Miss Elisabeth Schwarzhaupt said yesterday that between ight to 10 per cent of all babies born in West Germany are bom out of wedlock. She said many couples marry after the child's birth, but "there are still many babies
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      Lock icon De Gaulle to US: Answer is still 'No'
      283 3 PARIS, Tuesday. PRESIDENT de Gaulle yesterday stood firm on France's position on the proposed Nato multilateral nuclear force and the U.S. Polaris plans in a meeting with Mr. Dean Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State. "Nothing whatever has changed in French foreign policy,"
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      Lock icon Lenny the 'sick' comedian told: 'Go'
      122 3 T ONDON, Tues. The American "sick" comedian Lenny Bruce was yesterday refused permission to stay in England. Within two hours of landing at London airport he was on his way back to America. Bruce, engaged for a satirical revue, was told that "in the
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      Lock icon Overland trip
      57 3 LONDON. Tues. Six people left Ooldaming yesterday In a minibus to drive to Australia and back. They are a married couple, two men and two women. They expt.' to go overland everywhere pcssttie on the four-month trip to Australia, then tour Australia and New Zealand and return by
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      No conditions
      46 3 LONDON, Tues. Soviet purchases of British ships are not conditional on British imports of Russian oil. Mr. John Meyer, leader of a British trade delegation to Moscow, said on his return last night from Moscow where he had talks with Soviet trade officials. UPJ.
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      Five hurt in plane
      33 3 DETROIT. Tues. Five of the 3 passengers aboard an Electra airliner flying here from Boston were slightly injured last night when it dived suddenly to avoid ft military plane.
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      Bataan remembered
      24 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. America and the Philippines today commemorated the fall of Bataan to the Japanese In 1942 after a fierce three-month batilt.
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      QUICK LOOK ROUND
      195 3 The motor car if beV coming the symbol of poverty. Driven don't am teem to have any money. Lonaon magistrate Mr. T.P Davin giving two motoriit's time to pay fines. TOKYO: Yves 8t Laurent, accompanied by three shapely models, has i arrived here to Introduce 1 his
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      Lock icon A 'fortress America concept is suicidal: McNamara
      217 3 A 'fortress America concept is suicidal: McNamara WASHINGTON. Tues.— The U.S. Secretary of Defence, Mr. Robert Mcnamara. urged Congress yesteraay to support the overseas military aid programme, saying that a "Fortress America" concept of defence would lead to slow suicide. Mr. McNamara testified before the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs
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      Lock icon —TOPPER OF A WHOPPER THAT GOT AWAY
      75 3 TOPPER OF A WHOPPER THAT GOT AWAY ROME, Tues. A labourer, Achille Assoni. 59. whose hobby is fishing, has a real topper to tell about the whopper that got away. Out fishing on the banks of the Abbioccolo River at Salo. Assoni fished up five bags of banknotes each containing
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      82 3 OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE The evolution of 28 years of continuous improvement. Trade enquiries to P.O. Box 293 P.'"M"" Singapore. HI Pouffes /^£t£f\ from the W^ MIDDLE EAST ■fej| Just one of hundreds ot items of Malayan, Indian Indonesian handicrafts that we have at 108. ORCHARD ROAD and at Raffles Hotel I
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    Lee: A Red plot to wreck Malaysia
    1552 4 ASSEMBLY: SPECIAL MIDNIGHT REPORT By OUR ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE. Wed. fill-: Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew kisi ni^lit tlic Legislative Assembly details of the Communist plot to wreck Malaysia. He referred to Mr. Lim Chin Siong, secre-tary-general of the Barisan Sosialis, now
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    BUDDHIST TEMPLE WATER CEREMONY
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Sonjrkran Day (Buddhist New Year) wiU be observed at the Thai Buddhist Temple at Silat Road on Saturday morning with a service, followed by "bathing the Lord Buddha." According to custom, the congregation will then shower each other with water.
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    'A TOUCH OF STORE' PARTY TO WELCOME JAYCEES
    184 4 'A TOUCH OF STORE' PARTY TO WELCOME JAYCEES SINGAPORE, Tues. Delegates and their wives attending the Junior Chamber International Conference will be-introduc-ed to the Singapore way of life at a big open air party on Friday given by Crocodile Garment Ltd. The party, called "Pesta Malam Singapura.' will be held
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    Grants for island children
    125 4 Grants for island children SINGAPORE, Tues. The Ministry of Education is to give $360 yearly transport bursaries for Southern Island pupils attending secondary schools in Singapore, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry. Mr. K. C. Lee. announced In the Legislative Assembly last night. Circulars about this new aid scheme were
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    $23,000 claim on company
    58 4 SINOAPORE. Tues.— A writ has been Wed In the High Court Registry here on behalf t>f the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd. claiming $23,733.79 from Po Guan Company. The claim is made against the company as acceptors of two bills of exchange one dated June
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    Religious play for charity
    47 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— A religious play entitled "Christ's Comet" will be staged at St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. in aid of the victims of the volcanic eruption in Ball. Admission Is free, but there will be a collection during the play. I
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    Talk by newsman
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr Ronald Stead, foreign correspondent In South-east Asia for the Christian Science Monitor, will speak on "Assignment Mankind" at the USIS library at 6.30 pm. tomorrow. The lecture Is open to the public.
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    Cambodia lays on a carpet of petals' welcome for Inche Yusof
    476 4  -  SIT YIN FONG. r^ PHNOM PENH. Tues HTWO long rows of beautiful girls in purple sarongs, strew flower petals along his red carpeted path as Singapore's Head of State, Inche Yusof bin Ishak stepped down from a Royal Cambodge
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    Bond was in bad shape...
    1698 5 NEVER SO MUCH EXCITEMENT PACKED INTO ONE SERIAL... ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE CHAPTER SIX OF THE lAN FLEMING STOIt V THENACROSS THE ICE RACED A GIRL HE RECOGNISED TRACY! THE Christie came off, but Bond's right ski snarled a root or a sapling and
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    International understanding is aim of this assembly
    532 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE avenues to better international understanding among nations are to be a major subject for debate at the fourth international Asian-American Assembly, which began today at the University of Malaya campus, attended by 60 delegates from 15 Asian countries and
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    Big rise in trade with Indonesia
    140 6 SINGAPORE. Tups. Trade between Singapore and Indonesia has more than doubled since the Singapore trade and cultural representation was set up in Jakarta. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Finance. Mr. S. Ramaswamy, speaking of the "tremendous* Improvement in trade between the countries,
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    Dangers of personality cult among the MCA —leaders
    288 6 Dangers of personality cult among the MCA —leaders- TPOH, Tues. —A warn- ing against the dangers inherent in the practice of the personality cult in party leadership was fciven last night at a meeting of the Ipoh division of the Malayan Chinese Association when new officers were elected. The warning
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    CUEPACS: WEEKEND OFF IS NO GOOD
    229 6 If UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malayan trade unionists are surprised by a report that the Federal Treasury is against the proposal for a five-day working week because the Government would lose $5* million every year. The report published In the latest newsletter of the Singapore
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    Third time
    42 6 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. Kor the third year running, Sin Mm Primary School won the Shell traffic game held here in connection with Police Week. The Sin Mm team scored 145 points, two more than the run-ners-up, Sungel Layar English School.
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    'Four accounts? I am jobless'
    245 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. APROSECUT lON witness, Leng Ah Swee, told a preliminary inquiry in a magistrate's court today that he had no knowledge whatsoever of several banking accounts which were opened in his name —as proprietor of Swee Kirn Company. He added that he was unemployed
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    VI prize-giving day
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. !U--jl Abdul Hamld Khan, the Minister of Education, will speak; at the annual prize-giving day of the Victoria Institution here tomorrow.
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    Lunchtime surprise royal visit to Dunlop —factory—
    228 7 Lunchtime surprise royal visit to Dunlop —factory— KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. One hundred and nftv workers at the Dunlop factory at Petaling Jaya were eating their lunch In the factory canteen today when the Yang di-Pcrtuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong dropped in unannounced. Though taken by surprise, the workers
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    So lucky to be here...
    66 7 PENANG. Tues. Chinese living in Malaya should realise they were "very much more fortunate" than those living in the neighbouring countries, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, said yesterday. "If only you have a chance to visit our neighbourinr countries, then will you fully
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    Plucky two face their No. 1 enemy: Prejudice
    551 7 Plucky two face their No. 1 enemy: Prejudice 'VERY INTELLIGENT,' BUT JAMES AND 01 BEE CAN'T FIND ANYONE TO GIVE THEM JOBS By PAUL NAVARATNAM: Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday RANTED BADLY: Two jobs for two very plucky young: people, whose No. 1 enemy is public prejudice. One is a boy James
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    68 7 Thai police arrest 7 bandits BANGKOK. Tues. Seven bandits have been arrested following three separate clashes between Thai border police and bandit gangs this week, according to a police spokesman. Col. Luen Bunyachiti. Col. Luen said the police seized a large stock of field clothing, supplies and medicine when the
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    Cathay dispute for court
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a trade dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and the Cathay Organisation Ltd. and its three subsidiary organisations relating to collective agreements on June 4. The subsidiary organisations are International Film Distributors. Ltd.. Cathay Finance
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    Union submits claims
    55 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has submitted claims for collective agreements for all technical and non-lechnlcal overseen In the Public Works Department and all monthly-rated staff oi Paslr Panjang Power Station and St. James Power Station The claims are for revision of salaries and
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    Expert: The key to combating rural Communism
    271 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. A visiting American agricultural and rural development expert, Mr. R. Philips said today that a proper rural development programme aimed at elevating living standards was the "key" weapon in combating rural Communism in South-East Asia. He pralf cd Malaya's rural development
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    To exam boycott probe: $18,026
    179 7 SINGAPORE, Tues, T*HE commission of in- quiry into the Chinese Secondary Four examinations boycott in November and December. 1961, has cost the Government $18,026 to date, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Mr. K.C. Lee. told the Legislative Assembly yesterday. To questions by
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    33,600 names in jobs list
    94 7 33,600 names in jobs list- SINGAPORE, Tues. There were 33.673 people registered with the employment exchange last month. But Mr. Wee Toon Boon, the parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Labour. told the Legislative Assembly It could not be said that all these were really unemployed. They Included people who
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    Stabbed at concert
    35 7 PENANG. Tues. Ong Lay Lye. 31, was stabbed by a seven-man gang In front of a Chinese wayang performing at Perak Lane last night. His condition was reported to be not serious.
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    33 8 ?e a>.rW« tit rttimimmm: NICKLEN JONES, on Marrti *nrb ■I Rathmore. Park Road Weat Birkeobaaat roiinwinx a long nine**, lohn I 'a. kie agrd 74. beloved huaband ol the late Hilda Mrklm-Jonea.
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    70 8 M H'orW* tl* r Minimum > MRS. ANNAMMA EAPEN thank* laajlX and atteadanre at tha funeral her hii«h*.nd i Mr. 0.1 Ka pen Ortaaa Kmir, Mum i i«ho paaaed a«ay M laal Saturday night i FAMILY of -ha late Mr. C turn- eundr.un of Oil Palm. Malaya Ltd l-iyaag
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    325 8 M »«<i tin r Minimum I PRICES SLASHED on l«dm Cven- Hilda i Cold Storag*. Tel: j' is pore. nati. U THE TAVERN CLUB. KrMfr i H'll. 1 mniheon* now available to mem- 1 ban on Saturday* and Sunday Tern- parajij mrmb>ri|iip Si.O il. THE JANTZEN t»«3 awim aperta-
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    52 8 W»r4m tt.it I Mm.) WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH. 3 fmn Tanning Road. Singapore Worrbip tonic* at S.OO p.m. Mrdltatien. Th< 1., n. nt. of the <"ro»« I PRESBYTERIAN I'mted Holy W'-rV. iierrlrea l nn«eu Street Prrabyte- raM Cbur.h. 77 l>nn*ep Street 6.00 i m. leaaa on Trial Preacher: <
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      Money For Industry
      674 8 Speaking of investment in the private sector, the Finance Minister recalled the other day that he used to be criticised for his optimism. He had always believed there was far mow domestic capital available for industry than was thought to be the case. Oversubscription of the Esso-
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      Top Job Market
      313 8 The Ministerial Committee OB Higher Education will obviously not be able to report :in May as it originally hoped I to do. Indeed. Haji Abdul < Hamid Khan and his five I Cabinet colleagues will not be j m a position to begin serious work until September,
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      PMIP Walkout
      337 8 I Few people outside the i P.M.I .P. are likely to be imI 1 pressed by the party's walk- I i out at the meeting of the jTrengganu State Assembly r and still less by the occasion f for this display of pique. Thf i P.M.I.P.'s protest was
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    Kra Canal dream nears reality
    919 8  - Kra Canal dream nears reality A SPECIAL WRITER The moving spirit behind the plan is Chinese businessmen who came to Thailand 15 years ago by THE long, narrow and reputedly tinrich isthmus which joins Malaya to Thailand and Burma may, in the not too distant future, be cut by a
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    Coming: A new upheaval in Russia
    755 8  - Coming: A new upheaval in Russia -EDWARD CRANKSHAW f ONDON. Tues. —It is now clear that the present wave of reaction against all that is most alert, intelligent and receptive in the Soviet Union is part of a larger upheaval. And ik Is almost certain that the last-minute cancellation of
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      312 8 \IK. lIII.BORNKS Me* «.f a new bridge to replace igp present i\ cnat !i Bridgr has the greatest merit. There is rral need of an additional motor traffic brldc«across the Singapore River; however, it is un necessary to make Anderson Bridge a onr-way route. Thr new
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    BAXTER MURDER: NINE CHARGED
    201 9 BAXTER MURDER: NINE CHARGED BATU GAJAH, Tuesday. NINE Bata were charged in the magistrate's court here today on two separate counts of murder. They were Khalid bin Panjang Mat Johor. 40, Mat Piyah bin Osman. 40. Zilah bin Yeop Abu Kassim. 38. Zakaria bin Mohamed. 25, Jalaluddin bin Mohamed YusofT,
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    Ong: List of detainees is against security
    149 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government considers it not in the interest of security to supply a list of the people arrested and detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance in Singapore and Malaya since Feb. 2. In a written reply to a question
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    Payroll snatch: Hunt is on
    57 9 JOHORE BAHKU. Hies. Jo:'ore i»lice »re on thi- look-out lor live youths uiio -Hatched 4 $10,100 payroll lron> Mr. Lie Joo How. r.i.-.hier of Ounong Pulai •,;ite here, yrsterd.ty afternoon. Roadblocks liavr been Mt up in rartOUi pans of Johorc. including Ihe Cau^ passengers entering
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    That's a' $38,000 question, Barisan _told_
    261 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Legislative Assembly was told today that it would cost the Government $38,000 to provide the information to a question posed by the Opposition. The Minister for Home Affairs. MR. ONG PANG BOON. In reply to a query by MR. ONG CHANG
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    Lock icon Court-martial conviction is quashed
    100 9 I ONDON. Tues. The Co-urt-Martlal Appeal Court yesterday quashed the conviction by a Singapore court-martial of Private Robert McLeod Blain. 24. of the Ist Bn.. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. Blain was founa guilty on Nuv. 10 on a charge of wounding another soldier In Singapore with
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    A spring bed for detainee Boesta
    144 9 Ml \R. Tues.— The Socialist Front president in Johore. Dr. Wee I.rr Wong. -aul at a public rally here yesterday that the Socialist Front leader. Inchc Ahmad Boestaman (above) was getting "special treatment" In Muar detention camp. He said: "Inche Borstaman Is in a
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    Fitter bound over
    36 9 IPOH. Tues. Cheng Kok Churtg. 28, a fitter, was today bound over In $500 for six months for retaining a stolen drilling machine belonging to the Cameron Highland* Hydro-Electric Scheme on Sept. 8
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    Daily rated workers to strike 'any day"
    207 9 Daily rated workers to strike 'any day" SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation has threatened to call out its 10,006 members on strike on any day after Fri- day midnight. In a letter to the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry :of Finance yesterday. the 1 federation's president,
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    Lock icon Only 85 , rebels left in —Brunei
    97 9 Only 85 rebels left in —Brunei BRUNEI TOWN. Tues.— There are only 85 rebels left In Brunei, a Government spokesman said today. Most of these were in small scattered groups in the Brunei Bay and Tern, burong area. He appealed to the people to help the security forces by giving
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    UDP padang rally
    24 9 MALACCA. Tues. The United, Democratic Party will hold its' first public rally at Banda Hillr padang at 7 p.m. on Sunday.
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    TEN OFFER TO JOIN AMERICAN ON SLOOP VOYAGE
    230 9 TEN OFFER TO JOIN AMERICAN ON SLOOP VOYAGE KUALA L U M PU R Tues. Ten people. including; two Malay girls, have offered to go with Mr. John Clayton. 25. an American, on a voyage in his sloop to the Mediterranean. But he has turned down the offer by the
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    Man found dead
    45 9 .lOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Police are investigating into the denth of a man who m found dead in hotel here. They sus- pect .suicide. 1 A hotel boy found the man dead when he did not answer knocks on the door this afternoon.
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    Why Barisan tried to outbid PAP—Goh
    565 9 Why Barisan tried to outbid PAP— Goh By OUR ASSEMBLY REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kens Swee, today told the Legislative Assembly, "t h c secret"' behind the Barisan Sosialis move to outbid the People's Action Party on the terms for "complete merger" with the Federation. The
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    Holyoake praises envoy Bennett
    253 9 Holyoake praises envoy Bennett KUALA L UMPUR, 1V Tues. Tlu* Prime Minister of New Zeaj land. Mr. Keith HeI lyoake. has warmly praised his retiring High Commissioner in Malaya. Mr. C. M. Bennett. Mr. Hotjroake i \i In a statement released through the New Zeala id High Commission here today:
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    Three days for kidnap inquiry
    108 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Thre« days have been fixed for a 1 preliminary inquiry in which Albert Soo Heng Teong. 27. a Malayan student in Australia, is accused of kidnapping Irene See Chye Neo. 22. from I her River Valley Road home j on Feb. 28. Soo,
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      472 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHOBTWAVE BEKVICS "sk.lVh^ tiTZSW 41 METRES sr.KVILh <l Mr.l Kt> A.M.: 6.00 Ttme Signal. NegaMLDIL.M WAVE SERVICE ra-icu; 6.0 a Morning Melodies: 47« metrw. 7.00 Time 81«nal. The News; O.ui Morni; prelude. 7. 10 a n» 7ti u r o :-:u> r*inK.
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    $19.6 MIL. CAPITAL CAME from ABROAD
    101 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. A total of $19,695.--996. or 58 per cent, of paid up capital for 29 pioneer industries in Singapore came from abroad, the Legislative Assembly was told today. Lncal investment amounted to $14,336,338. Of the 29 nrms. five of them will be given
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    Check-up on manpower
    434 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuos I A QUESTIONNAIRE TO FIND OUT WHAT ARE THE COUNTRY'S FUTURE NEEDS IN TRAINED STAFF jyfORE than 2.500 firms, and government and qua si-government departments will be asked tomorrow to state their requirements for highly-trained staff in three and five years' time. This survey
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    'PAY UP OR GO TO JAIL' ORDER TO HUSBAND
    116 10 'PAY UP OR GO TO JAIL' ORDER TO HUSBAND IPOH, Tues. Preston Dall- as Dawson Grant. 39. a bar manager In Singapore, formerly of Ipoh, was today ordered by a magistrate's orurt here to pay $200 a month, to his wife in maintenance arrears. In default of each payment, he
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    'Thin wire' men strike —again—i
    79 10 'Thin wire' men strike again— i SINGAPORE. Tues.—The "Thin Wire Gang" struck again today in Lorong 34, Geylang, after a long absence from the crime scene. At 7.15 a.m. Mr. Tob Chow Kok. 34. was surprised by three youths who had walked into his home. One had a parang. They
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    Paintings exhibition
    29 10 PENANO. Tues—The Penang! Arts Council will sponsor a one-! man exhibition of paintings by a local artist. Chia Hul Chlan. at the Penang Library from April 16-20.
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    Dates for the local govt elections
    115 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue». TtM Federation Election* Commission today sent out to political parties the !l£t of nomination and polling dates for 47 local government election throughput the country. In the list published last Saturday, some dates were wrong. The following are correct (nomination day
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    On tour to study leprosy relief
    55 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. E.J. Lawrence, assistant secretary and publicity officer to the Malayan Leprosy Relief. Association, has left for India on a four-week tour to study relief and rehabilitation schemes for leprosy sufferers. He will visit various institutions in Anrihra. Pradesh, Delhi. Madras.
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    New breed of experts join the war against; -synthetic
    201 10 New breed of experts join the war against; -synthetic- KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A new breed of r v b b c r research workers rubber technologists are emerging in Malaya to help the natural rubber industry fight synthetic. Two leading rubber organisations the Natural Rubber Bureau and the Rubber Research
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    Malaya will help fight Vietnam Reds: Moore
    156 10 Malaya will help fight Vietnam Reds: Moore OEREMBAN. Tues. 13 The Federation will help the Vietnamese Government to fight their common enemy, the Communists, the Chief of the Federation Armed Forces Staff, General Dato si r Rodney Moore, said today. Gen. Moore was addressIng 137 Vietnamese Civil Guards r.ow under
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    Flights to Ipoh and Malacca to be resumed
    58 10 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Malayan Airways will resume flights to Malacca and Ipoh lrom May 1. The two airfields have been under extension in a Malayawide scheme to prepare for the introduction of the Fokker F. 27 Friendships by Malayan Airways. In Borneo, Sibu airport
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    Attack by extortioner
    64 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. A coffee stall owner. Abdul Rasheed. 24. was attacked with a crowbar by an extortioner when he refused to pay up his "dues" in Robertson Quay yesterday. He told police the youth approached him at noon and demanded money. When Abdul refused the youth went
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      370 10 Straits Times Crossword MM iHHBBHTTBf'"^ ACSOBB i. Doings In a large town Inter4. Show tolerance to be symbolic rupted by tc* starting at 4 <5. 3). (8). 8. Hirsute medico wool gather- 6. Comfort for the young onlng under Capricorn (6). looker at 3 (9) 9. One takes the veil
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      854 11 BOOKS ft PUBLICATIONS 2* Word* $1 (Mi*.)— Box tt ctt. txtrm FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. have a wide range of Pan Books on display In the Cold storage Arcade. Orchard Road, to conjunction with S.PC.K. TELEVISION SIHGAPURA FROCRAMMEB A»rll S 14 Full details In this week a RADIO WEEKLY. Oet yeur
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      1034 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE 16 Wmrmm U (Mlm.r—BmM 66 res eatre IMB HILLMAN, P/PALCOM, Austia A4O. O/Rekord, 1961 M, Oxford. 1960 fyPrefect. K/raleon, 1989 Austia A3o. IBM *7 Prefect. Austin ASO Van. IW7 Austia ASA. lsVOsford. F/Prefect. Vclkswasen Van, M/8/Wasoa, 1956 Mercedes 180, M 'Oxford. Volkswagen, C/Rekord, 19oS Austin ASO, P/Prefeet.
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    1630 12 High priestess of manners and -morals HER 850-PAGE BLUE BOOK BECAME THE WORLD'S BEST GUIDE TO GRACIOUS LIVING IN the early 1930s it was announced from Buckingham Palace that Queen Mary had decided to follow the spirit of the age and had graciously approved of "skirts of medium length that
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 14 MELBOURNE, Tiles. HPHE shave market was barely steady today. Falls slightly shaded rises In narrow movements. B.C. Palmer rose sharply by 3s. to 19s. 3d. following the MX.C. takeover offer worth 20s. 9d. Oils eased, A.0.0. dropped a further Is. 9d. to 435. 3d. Base metals were steady
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    RUBBER PRICES
    246 14 APRIL flrit grade rubber buytri f.a.b. claaad at S p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yeatcrday at 7&i ecnta per lb. down a quarter of a cent. Thr tone waa dull. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.C. a4aaMt pnect in cente par lb. yaatanlay. Int. l R.S.S. prompt rob. buyan 75i.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    133 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banka' Aaaeclatien made theae chanKea In lta rat<-s to merchanta yeaterday (all ratea to $iooi New Verk: buying TT 321. airmail OD 321, 90 d/st 331 credit bllla, 331 trade bllla. Canada: buying TT 35 5/16. airmail 01) 3.') 7/16, 90 d/at 35 15/16 credit
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    139 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) April 9. Three moottaa. Dunlopa 14 eta. 8. Darby 4d F. ft N. 16 eta. C. Storage 4ad. Uaramona 11 eta. S. Traction 1/3 J. Waugb 15 rta. Bhell 14 eta. M Brew 30 eta. Bteamahip 7 eta. 11. Cement 18 eta. S. Tlmea 22 eta.
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    EQUITIES EASE SLIGHTLY: TINS GET MORE INTEREST
    551 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were slightly easier on ti.e Malayan Stock Exchange after a steady start as the result of profit-taking and in anticipation of the Esso announcement regarding allocation arrangements for the offer which closed yesterday morning at 10 a.m. Most
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices April 8 April 9 Industrials: 105.06 104.91 Tiny: 105.27 106.44 S rubbers: 106.84 106.84 Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    832 14 (POMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: Ounlopt (1.000) $2.76 D. (1,000) 12.75 D, (1.000) 52.78 D. (T.OOO) $2.77. (11.000) 52.74. (4,000) 52.76. (9.000) 52.75: Cast Smaltm*
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    Straits tin up by 87 Jets: Rubber market stagnant
    315 14 Straits tin up by 87 J ets: Rubber market stagnant STRAITS TIN resumed its advance yesterday being taken up 87 V 2 cents to $439 per picul in an offering estimated to be increased by five tons to 250 tons. In London on Monday a harder tone was apparent In
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    203 14 SHIPS lying alarmtid* tht Slngapara Mharvat today .ire: Olrnontay 42/ I 43. Chitral S/:«. KenmKau ?u/30, Scxa- mat N\V. 4, Larut M, Sumpitan NW. 1. Doneverrtt 35.36. Shoho Maru 13/14. Mfuum 44, taut Bea NW 3. Anoon I 24. Glanlyoo 1/2. Krrnbank 10/11. Brntong 23. Auby NW.
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    Rubber crops
    28 14 Further March rubber crops announced are: RrnU 123.000 lb.. Jrram KuanUn 96.000 lb.. Kundone Tanjong Pau 147.000 lb.. MenUkab 79.000 lb.. and Sangri Bajan 215,000 lb.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 April MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 75,' cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $439 (up 874 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 5 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 14 CHINESE Product Eichanict. Slntapar* n«an prK«t p*r picul yaittrday: Cuconut all: bulk S43t aellera. drum $46: ■easam Capra: April May I •Continent 5271 nuy«r« Ptpper: MuntoK wtiit* ***** aellera, SdrauHk \Miitr SIM sellera, apecwl sjiiiv ,ik black »ll'i aellera. garblwl l.inijuni: Masai Slo7a aellera. ABTA «11T» »Wler». Sinaapara
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      HK champ to compete in Malaya
      381 16 By FRANCIS BOEY; Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday YOUNG Australian who arrived from Hong Kong two days ago will soon make his presence felt in Malayan athletics. He is Ken Peters. 24. During a 2 A -year stay in Hong Kong, he set up records for
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      SHA TITLE TO KILAT
      316 16  -  Ken Fernandez HOCKEY tKILAT 2 TPCA 2— by Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday 1 KILAT CLUB won the Selangor Hockey Association League First Division championship today b" holding TPCA to a 2-2 draw at Gurney Road. Both teams remained unbeaten but whereas Kllat had won all their previous
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      Kelantan Malays in the Gold Cup final
      239 16 Kelantan Malays in the Gold Cup final SOCCER I^OTA BHARU. Tues. Two splendid goals by centre-forward Dali Omar took Kelantan Malays to the Sultans Gold Cup soccer final today. Before a home crowd of mor^ than 10.000. Kelantan crushed Penang Malays 3-1 to qualify to meet Singapore Malays for the
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      India's Cup side due April 17
      56 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. India's Davis Cup team to meet Malaya in the eastern zone second round tie here on Apr. 21-22. will arrive on Apr. 17. The team will compriso Ramanathan Knshnan. Jaydeep Mukherje.i and Aktar AH. Krishrmn. the Indian No. 1 and frequent
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      832 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL WATCH OUT FOR SOCCER'S YOUNG STARS IN THIS season's unexpected see-saw of inter- state soccer strength mighty Selangor. the Cup double champions, have fallen to their foemen in Singapore. In the North-East inter-zone tussling. Kelantan brought Perak tumbling down from a long-established superiority in in their cup
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      SAFA pick Youth XI
      156 16 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Amateur F.A. today named 18 players for the Asian Youth championship to be played at' Penang. Alor Star and Talping from' Apr. 18 to 28. They are Lee Chwee- Seng. Richard Chlam. Lim Chin Kwang. Urn Llan Kok. A. Retnafiingham. Matthew Chin.
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      IT LOOKS LIKE A 'FAMILY RACE' FOR THE LOTUSES—OWEN
      367 16  - IT LOOKS LIKE A 'FAMILY RACE' FOR THE LOTUSES— OWEN LIM KEE CHAN and JOE DORAI MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX By I SINGAPORE, Tues. The Malaysia Grand Prix on Monday could develop into a "family battle" for the 12 Lotuses entered. This is the opinion of ArI thur Owen. Britain's hill
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      249 16 What makes the Parker T-Ball such a wonderful II ball pen? II To be perfectly fair, there is no single feature of this I pen that deserves mention over another. Each part, B doing its designated job, contributes to the T- Ball's 19 1 superb performance HI Take that tiny
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      124 16 SOt t ER S jor League Div. 1 Armed Forces v SI A; Mercantile Bank v Police (both matches at Merdeka Stadium. 6 p.m. and 7 JO); Div. 2: SCRC v Police Depot (Pudu Rdi; VOC v Bungsar Indians f Brickfields >: Div. 3: Indian M. N. v SIA (Taylor
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      THE STIPE'S REPORT
      254 17 THE STIPE'S REPORT VUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Stipendiary Steward's report on Sunday's race here: RACE I— That's It was slow to begin. Near the 3f Honey Bee II was severly checked. On enquiry it was found that Power Fir»t had floundered and had moved In on to Hula Hoop and
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      Nashor and Peak of Perfection shine in workouts
      524 17 RACING By EPSOM JEEP: Singapore, Tuesday y \siiok, with Lyall Harbridge astride, did a dashing 3f trial on a fast track at Bukii Timah this morning, clocking just under 36 se< from a walk-up start. Nashor, a five-year-old by Orgoglio, is in
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      Crocket 7-2
      61 17 I ONDON. Tues. London's j Victoria Club had a quiet night when the first card on the 2.000 Guineas and the, Epson Derby was calle* over i last night. Crocket, as expected, was made favourite for both races, i finishing 7-2 for the 2.000! Guineas and sharing first
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      AJC praised for service to country
      198 17 By KCITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Tuea The Auatrallan Jockey Club was for Its contribution to Asian-Australian relationships at an AJC dinner for the 79 overseas delegates attending the third Asian Racing Conference tn Sydney. The praise came from former Australian Gover-nor-General and New South Wales
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      Lock icon 'Stack' on his back
      62 17 DEN STACK lands on his back with all four legs in the air. throwing Jockey Pat Taafe at the last fence of the Schweppes Gold Cup handicap hurdle race at Liverpool. Taafe was carried off the track on a stretcher but was later found to have
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      Lock icon Soutnampton shock Notts Forest 5-0
      261 17 T ONDON, Tues.— Second Division Southampton sprang a surprise by thrashing Nottingham Forest 5-0 at Tottenham last night to qualify to meet Manchester United in the semi-finals of the English F.A. Cup. Southampton played brilliant football in this quarter-final second replay, and shattered their First
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        62 17 SWIMMING Sydney: The New South Wale* Swimming Association have lifted suspension on seven girls. Including Olympic Star lisa Konrads. who took part' m a swim carnival without permission early last month. Originally ten girls were smu! pended but the suspensions! on three were lifted earlier when it was discovered they
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        58 17 CRICKET London: Frank Worrell, captain of the West Indies touring cricket team, speaking at a press conference here said in hi* opinion the present side was the best all-round party they had sent abroad. "We are here to enjoy ourselves." he said, "and intend to adopt a fairly positive approach
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        45 17 RIGBY London: Results of matches plajed in Britain: Ruth* Inion Cohventry 18 Rugby 3• Newport 19 Ebbw Vale 3; RichImond 9 Wasps 14; Penarth 16 Llanelly 0. Rugby League: Div. 1 —Wldness 11 Peatherstone 11; Swindon 13 Warrlngton 5. Mt. 2 —Barrow 23 Hunslet 17.
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        31 17 TENNIS London: Wilfred Wee. a Malayan student at Cambridge University, was beaten 6-2. «-2 by Graham StlllweU in the men's singles second round at the Cumberland Club hard courts 1 tournament.
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        35 17 WHGHTLIFTING Vienna: Gyoprgy Veres, Hungarian middle- weight weight lifter, has broken his own world record for the clean I and jerk at the Hungarian champ- j ionships with a lift of 114 kilogrammes <405i-lb.i. Reuter.
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      China & Japan in semi-finals
      355 17 China Japan in semi-finals TABLE TENNIS PRAGUE, Tuas. /iHINA, the holders, Japan, Sweden and West v Germany entered the semi-finals of the Swaythling Cup at the world table tennis championships here last night. China and Japan won their groups without dropping a game, beating all other six nations they met
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      Sungei Wang is a classy stayer
      405 17 THE NEWCOMERS 1 RECORI oINGAPORE, Tues j& Sungei Wang, late French Empire, one of the new horses entered for the Singapore Derby Meeting at Buklt Timah, is a classy five-year-old by Pan n out of Loyal. He has an Impressive record as a stayer
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    We're an easy-going lot, and fond of life, too
    744 18 We're an easy-going lot, and fond of life, too r#£ TENGKU DEFINES A MALA VAN KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday TEXGKt- AHDIL 1 RAHMAN today deftned Malayans aa "easy-going and very fond of life" and who «jot on well with people who are not "100 serious" like the Communists. In a speech
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    TIN SMELTING PLANT FOR THAILAND
    69 18 TIN SMELTING PLANT FOR THAILAND BANGKOK, Tuev A sit million tin smelting plant is to be built at I'ukliet. Southern Thailand, it was reliably reported here today. A plan submitted by the Eastern Mining Development Company Ltd. is expected to be approved by the official Investment Board this week. P.trt
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    CULTURE? 'WE'VEOTHER THINGS TO DO FIRST'
    565 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that developing nations like Malaya had limited resources to contribute towards better international understanding through culture. He was speaking at the inaugural .session of the Asian-American Assembly on "Cultural affairs and international
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    THE TENGKU AND HAPPY MALAYANS—BY SIR, A
    114 18 THE TENGKU AND HAPPY MALA YANS—BY SIR, A KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya. Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. said today that Malayans owed their happiness to one- man Tengku Abdul Rahman. Dato Sir Alexander, who is co-chairman of the Asian -American Assembly which the Tengku opened
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    LONDON STOCKS
    327 18 LONDON, Tues.— The London stock market showeo some good gains from good earnings results today, but the over-all trend was undecided. Gilt-edgeds had a quiet aay. Tins met selective demand and prices improved on a broad front. Rubbers and teas were quietly firm. Closing middle prices of selected
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    RUBBER
    57 18 LONDON. Tuen Spot 22 \d. May 22',d.. Jupe 22 13/16 d July 22 13 16<j.. July /Sept. 22", d.. Oct. Dec 22 7 ,d. Jan/Mar. 22 7 Htl.. Apr /June 22 13/16 d.. July Sept 22\d. Oct. Dec. 22 11 16 d. elf Anr 22 7 16d.. May 22
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    TIN
    26 18 LONDON. Tues— Buver s £870-. .'filers EB7l'-. Forward buyers £874. sellers £874 a Settlement £870';. Turnover a.m. 110 tons, p.m. 55 tons. Tone: Very steady.
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    Trio for 'Miss Malaysia' contest in capital
    145 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The organisers of the "Miss Malaysia 1963" contest announced today the names of three girls who will take part in the show at the Stadium Negara on April 20 in conjunction with an Australian industries exhibition. The contest is sponsored
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    174 18 $12,000 for Patriotic Fund KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Straits Times today collected $562.84 for" the National Patriotic Fund bringing the total received by the paper so far to S/2.003.54. Today's contributions came from: The staff and pupils of the Commercial Institute, Kuala Lumpur. 5235; the staff of the Malayan CoOperative
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    392 18 By 808 PERICS: SINGAPORE. Tuesday fAPTAIN PESCE GIULIO sat sipping a brandy at one of the many bars on board the liner Asia today and said: "It's terrible. It's a dog's life. I want to retire and live like a
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    'Britain's national production, remained unchanged'
    226 18 'Britain's national production remained unchanged' UNITED NATIONS. Tues. Britain had the "sorry distinction' of being the only European country whose national production remained practically unchanged last year irom 1 1961. the Unitod Nations reported tonight. The British So* domestic product was only 0.2 per cent greater than thf previous year.
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