The Straits Times, 17 April 1963

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  • TALKS DRAMA
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      No agreement and no date to meet again
      232 1 By YAP CHIN KWEE KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday REPRESENTATIVES of the Federation and Singapore Governments met for two hours today on financial arrangements after merger, but failed to agree. No date has been set for the next meeting. Earlier this morning the talks
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      'TAN TOO TOUGH TO NEGOTIATE WITH'
      388 1 'TAN TOO TOUGH TO NEGOTIATE WITH' Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, had told Mr. Lee "point blank" that lit' must deal with the Federation Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. The statement claimed that Mr. Lee had complained to the Tengku that Mr. Tan was "too Lough in the negotiations.
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    Lock icon Summit MACAPAGAL BREAKFAST SESSION COULD CLEAR AWAY OBSTACLES
    275 1 Summit MACAPAGAL BREAKFAST SESSION COULD CLEAR AWAY OBSTACLES MANILA. Tuesday. FOREIGN MINISTRY officers of Malaya. Indonesia and the Philippines held two meetings today in an effort to complete their talks to prepare the way for a meeting of their foreign ministers. This' in turn should lead to a "summit" conference
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    Lock icon Beware undue optimism' warns a paper
    137 1 Beware undue optimism' warns a paper MANILA, Tues. The Manila Times, in an editorial here today, said that "the first lap of th» journey to the Asian summit is now virtually accomplished" with the expected announcement of "the successful outcome of exploratory talks." The English-language newspaper, which is the largest
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    Lock icon A CLEMENCY OFFER TO GUERILLAS BY DIEM
    123 1 A CLEMENCY OFFER TO GUERILLAS BY DIEM SAIGON, Tues. President Kgo Dinh Diem today offered clemency to Communist-led guerillas and anti-Government elements living in South Vietnam and abroad. In a proclamation marking the first anniversary of the strategic hamlet programme, President Diem said: "I earnestly call on all persons, both
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    Lock icon Red papers seized
    30 1 BAGDAD Tues— OfflciaU In Basra i). southern Iraq, hnvr seized a secret Communist Party library of 2.V000 bookit and periodicals, according to newspaper report* here today Rputer.
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    Lock icon Over—the era of plain Janes...
    98 1 Over— the era of plain Janes... f ONDON, Tues.— Plain Janes, those •'family ugly ducklings" virtua 1 1 y doomed to spinsterhood have disappeared thanks to new hairdressing. Mr. W. F. Scowcroft. president of the National Hairdressers Federation, said this today. "These cinderellas of society no longer exist," he said.
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    Lock icon U-2 shot by Red MiGs: Report
    74 1 1 TAIPEH Tues.— Chinese Nationalist U-2 spy plane lost over the Chinese mainland last September was shot down by MJG jets at an altitude of 30.000 feet, the Independent United Dally News reported here today. The report said the pilot. Lieut. Chen Hsui. 33.
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    Lock icon King's relative killed
    35 1 PARIS. Tues. A man identified by police only as a relative of King Saud of Saudi Arabia was killed in a fight In a bar of a luxury hotel this afternoon. UPI.
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    Sarawak Alliance loses one of five -parties
    189 1 Sarawak Alliance loses one of five -parties- From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING, Tues. Party Negara Sarawak has withdrawn from the five-party Sarawak Alliance, which supports Malaysia. Political observers here described the move as a bombshell. The split comes on the eve of campaigning for the national elections. One Alliance leader here
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    Titan had 'toothache'
    94 1 TUCSON (Arizona). Tues. —Dr. Robert Ratcliffe. a local dentist, yesterday carried out an "extraction" on a 103 ft. Titan inter continental mis- lie at a local U.S. Air Force base. A pin in ihe rocket's se- I cond s;age engine had .snapped, but local ma- I chine
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    Lock icon $255,000 bank robbery
    39 1 LONDON. Tues.— A gang, using gelignite, blasted a bank safe open at Ilford. near London, during the Ea.stcr holiday and stole about $255,000. it was disclosed today. The safe was thought to have been explosive-proof.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CASTRO WILL VISIT RUSSIA FOR TALKS
    118 1 KEY WEST (Florida), Tuesday. |\R. FIDEL CASTRO. Cuba's Prime Minister, will visit Russia this year, Havana Radio announced today. The broadcast, monitored here, said Dr. Castro was responding to a personal letter of invitation from Mr. Khrushchev. the Soviet Prime Minister. The date and
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    Lock icon Easter toll: 87 road deaths
    53 1 LONDON. Tues.— Fifteen people were killed on the British roads yesterday, bringing the total number for the five days of the Easter holiday to 87. This compares with 74 last year. The figures Include those for last Thursday, as many people set off in their
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    Lock icon Tremors in RI
    20 1 NEW YORK, Tuw— Two moderate earthc,ufckes. probably khiUi of Indonesia, were recorded lieiv during the nigbi.— Reuler.
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    Lock icon Mac is given 'secrets leaks' report
    218 1 Mac is given 'secrets leaks' report LONDON. Tues. Mr. Macm i 1 1 an. the Prime Minister, called Mr. Henry Brooke, the Home Secretary, to Admiralty House today to consult him about the spies- for- peace document which purports to disclose British plans for meeting a nuclear attack. Thou.sar.ds of
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      31 die as Reds battle Diem men
      167 2 31 die as Reds battle Diem men SAIGON. Tuesday gOUTH Vietnamese paratroopers and Communist guerillas battled for two-and-a-half hours in wild bush country 30 miles north-west of Saigon last Saturday and both sides suffered heavy losses, American military sources said yesterday. Sixteen paratroopers were killed and 25 wounded. The guerillas,
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      Lock icon U.N. WILL DEBATE 'BOMBING' CHARGE
      79 2 U.N. WILL DEBATE 'BOMBING' CHARGE UNITED NATIONS. Tues. The Security Council will meet tomorrow on Senegal's complaint that Portuguese planes bombed a village in its territory last week The convening of the council meeting was announced by a L.N. spokesman after Portugal's resident representative. Ur Vasco Garin, had conferred with
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      Lock icon 'Prove you're not dead'
      79 2 lOKVO. Tim.— The Tokyo Metropolitan election committee today gave a notice to a "dead" candidate running for the Tokyo governorship election that he had no right to vote and any votes cast for him would be invalid unless he could prove himsell .legally alive before election
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      EMERGENCY HALT-FOR AN ELEPHANT
      120 2 EMERGENCY HALT-FOR AN ELEPHANT rE old-fashioned 'team engine was chugging along the line from I'rincomalee, Ceylon, to Colombo. Its headlight began to fade. The driver stopped at a wayside station and asked for instructions for the route ahead ran through the jungle. He was told. •Carry on!" With the headlight
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      Lock icon Goodwill visits
      32 2 TOKYO. Tues. The general council of Japan Trade Unions. Japan's biggest labour organisfition. said today that. It would shortly send delegations o various South-East Asian nations on goodwill visits. Reuter.
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      Lock icon EASTER WEEKEND RIOTS IN RHODESIA: TWO DIE
      72 2 NDOLA, Tues. Two Africans died, a train was stoned and petrol bombs were thrown in Easter weekend violence in the Northern Rhodesian copper belt. The police used tear gas to disperse crowds in the African township of Molfulira after clashes between rival political
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      DATELINE Hong Kong
      349 2 DATELINE Hong Kong SCHOOLMATE'S impulse to call Tom Schofield, 15, on the telephone saved th« boy's life. A servant knocked on the bathroom door to call Tom and found him sprawled on the floor, unconscious and near death from leaKing gas fumes. PICTURESQUE Aberdeen our biggest fishing port and renowned
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      Lock icon Jordan backs unity
      34 2 AMMAN, Tues.— The Jordanian Parliament has cabled Uie Syrian. Iraqi and Egyptian delegations to the Arab unity conference In Cairo its support of the new federation oi the three countries. UPI.
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        Lock icon Pilots still on strike
        49 2 MANILA: Pilots of the Philippine Air Lines continued their strike, despite a court decision ordering them back to work. The strike, now in its eighth day involves 154 pilots seeking higher pay. Their union has announced that it will appeal against the courts order— U.P.I.
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        30 2 MOSCOW: The Soviet Union is to provide economic and technical assistance to Cambodia in the construction of a 50,000--kilowatt hydropower station, the Soviet news agency Tass said. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Everest bid
        28 2 KATMANDU: The United States Everest expedition plans an attempt on the summit with two teams between April 20 and April 30. an expedition spokesman said today.—Reuter.
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        China buys
        24 2 LONDON: China has ordered £550.000 worth of tin plate and sheet steel from the state-owned British firm of Richard Thomas and Baldwins.
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        Lock icon Canton fair
        28 2 HONG KONG: About 20,000 items of goods, many of them new products, are on display at the current month-long Chinese export commodities fair in Canton. —Reuter.
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        Lock icon Nine die in tribal war
        53 2 PORT ELIZABETH: The death roll in Saturday.-: inter-tribal fighting at Port Shcpstone. Natal, rose to nine yesterday when two Africans died of cheat wounds in hospital here. Nine other seriously inlured tribesmen are still in hospital. More than 100 tribesmen were being held for questioning
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        Lock icon Aid-to-india warning
        68 2 Aid-to-india warning KARACHI: Mr. Z A. Bhutto. Pakistan's External Affairs Minister said last night that long-term Western military aid to India without a solution of the Kashmir question would amount to a complete abandonment of Pakistan friendship by her AngloAmerican allies. Addressing university students, he said the present situation provided
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      The last dive...
      42 3 THE American nnclear-powered submarine Thresher just before its last dive. All the 129 men on board perished when it failed to surface. The 3.700-ton Thresher, 270 feet long, was built at a cost of nearly I 5.545 million. Reuterphoto.
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      Lock icon GUSHING SOUND DROWNED OUT A MESSAGE
      263 3 rpHE nuclear submarine Threshers last message 1 to its escort vessel before it sank in the Atlantic last week was garbled, practically drowned out by the sound of air rushing into the ballast tanks as it tried to surface. Lieut. -Cdr. Stanley Hecker. commander
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      Lock icon 15 years for 'biggest swindler ever'
      117 3 15 years for 'biggest swindler ever' EL PASO (Texas), Tues. Billie Sol Estes, described by the judge as '»n< most gigantic swindler in history.' was senieiirr.i yesterday to 15 years jail for mail fraud and nspiracy involving v.'4 million. The bankrupt agricultural promoter had been found guilty by a jury
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      Lock icon Cambodian mission
      19 3 MOSCOW. Tues. A Cambodian Government economic delegation left Moscow (or Prague today, Tuns news agency said. Reuter.
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      Comedian Jimmy fluffs lines but wins the Tories
      335 3 Comedian Jimmy fluffs lines but wins the Tories THE VERY FIRST DAY HE DIDN'T WANT LAUGHS LONDON, Tues. Comedian Jimmy Edwards, nervous and fluffing his lines, has been launched unanimously as a politician. Happy but flustered, he explained to 300 North Paddlngton Conservatives, who had just adopted him as their
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      Lock icon DUE IN AUGUST: ANOTHER YOUNG KENNEDY
      125 3 DUE IN AUGUST: ANOTHER YOUNG KENNEDY PALM BEACH, Tues. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wife ot the President, is expecting a child in the last halt oi August, the "holiday White House 1 announced here yesterday. The President and his wife have two children. John. two. and Caroline, five. The White House
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      Lock icon Chaplin junior is divorced
      67 3 LOS ANGELES. Tues. The. wife of Charles Chaplin Jr. won a divorce yesterday after testifying that the son of the famed film comedian deserted her after less than .six months of marriage. Mrs. Chaplin. 33. a former nurse from Long Beach who also has, worked as
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      Niagara death plunge
      53 3 Niagara death plunge NIAGARA FALLS. Tues. A man jumped to his death over Niagara Falls yesterday before the eyes of hundreds of sightseers. Police said the man leaped over a retaining wall 25 feet above the Horseshoe Falls. He was quickly swept over the brink. No one was able to
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      Lock icon Easter road deaths up
      62 3 LONDON, Tues.— The last and mildest day of a cold, grey Easter weekend brought motorists out in their thousands yesterday and sent the road deaths figure soaring. The Ministry of Transport said the Divisional total of road deaths for the first four days of the Eastern
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      Lock icon Five die in smash
      30 3 MELBOURNE. Tues.— Five people were killed when an express train struck a car at Kmiiva, 257 miles north-west of Melbourne near the South Australia border. U.P.I
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      26 3 HONOLULU. Tues Heavy rains have lushed part of tinHawaiian island of Oanu. causing flood damage described as the worst for 50 years. Reuter
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      FIRST WOMAN MAYOR OF COVENTRY DIES, 58
      91 3 LONDON rues. Mrs. Pearl Hyde, Coventry's first woman Lord Mayor, died in a car crash yesterday. She was 58 Mrs Hyde was Women's Voluntary Service chief during the Second World War blitz and gained fame for her work In Coventry at the height
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      Lock icon Fijians go to the polls
      91 3 SUVA, Tues— Women of all races will go to the polls In a Fijian Legislative Council election for the first time tomorrow. They will cast their votes when polling begins at some of the more remote centres of the Fiji Islands group In an election
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    Death after a fall: Doctor not to blame
    562 4 Death after a fall: Doctor not to blame A 35-YEAR-OLD hawker, Goh Hiok Chim, who fell from his motor-cycle, died the same day of a fractured skull although no fracture was discovered when he was examined a few hours earlier at the General Hospital. At an inquiry into his death
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    Joint training now for ithe farmers and officials
    514 4 Joint training now for ithe farmers and officials MALAYSIAN farmers and fishermen were brought together with Government officials today in the first-ever extension training centre to provide inservice training to officers engaged in agriculture, fisheries, animal husbandry, cooperative and rural development work. The centre has been jointly organised by the
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    Six MPs call on Minister
    116 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A group of six Parliamentarians from New Zealand three from the Labour Party and three from the National Party today called on the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. R.naratnam. They hud armed earlier on the lirst lap ol an unofficial tour ol I
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    N AND OUT BY AIR
    331 4 THE following is todays schedule of civil aircraft movement at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom "London. Rome, Damascus. Baghdad. Karachi. Calcutta. Rangoon (BA 720) 5.50 p.m. Garuda: From Jakarta (GA 808) 11.46 R.m Japan Air Line*: Prom Tokyo. Hong Kong. Bangkok iJL 713)
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    JAYCEE TALKS OPEN
    99 4 ABOVE: A bond is signed, and two Junior Chamber of Commerce chapters formally express their friendship at the 1963 Junior Chamber International Conference which opened in Singapore yesterday. The two chapters are Singapore and Kobe, and signing the bond in the picture is Kobe's Jaycee president, Mr.
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    Taxi fleet to be sold to Malays for $85,000
    215 5 Taxi fleet to be sold to Malays for $85,000 OALING. Tues. The D Kulim-Baling Transport Company Ltd., lure is to sell its entire fleet of 12 taxis for $85,000 to a newlyformed Malay Transport Co-Operative Socirty. "It \s a big sacrifice on the part of the company", the Minister of
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    $4,000 theft from amah
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. An amah at the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. Khathija Bibi bint* Abdullah. -<8. returned to her home in I Veerasamy Road after night duty yesterday to find it burgled. Gone from her cupboard u;is $1,700 in gold and jewellery, and $2,300 in CMh Missed
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    U.S. band concert
    29 5 .lOHORE BAHRU. Tues. —The band of thr L.S. Seventh Fleet ill five a public performance on the Supreme Court padang here :it 5.30 n.m mi Thursday.
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    Appeal against a $99,000 accident award
    190 5 Appeal against a $99,000 accident award KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Federation Court of Appeal today began hearing an appeal against the award of damages totaling $99,572 to a former estate manager. Yuson Bein, 52. for injuries received in an accident nearly five years ago. The award was made by Mr.
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    All is set for the church synod
    226 5 ABOUT 150 Anglican churchmen and lay representatives from all over the Diocese of Singapore and Malaya have arrived for the two-day synod which begins here tomorrow. The synod is the assembly of the diocese and will be presided over by the Bishop of
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    Cold Storage: A new agreement
    72 5 PENANO. Tues.— A meeting between the management and the National Union of Cold Storage Employees today decided to suspend discussions on the company's proposed retrenchment pending a new agreement. A joint statement by Inche Ismail All. the union's national general secretary, and Mr. P.C. Bisset.
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    Village women take course in economics
    72 5 Village women take course in economics KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— More than 50 kampong women are attending an eight-day course in home economics at the Women's Institute in Petallng Jaya. Hajah Tom binte Abdul R azak < above > principal oi the institute, said that more such courses would be held
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    Ex-broker is jailed for extortion bid
    714 5 Ex-broker is jailed for extortion bid POLICE LISTENED TO THE 'KIDNAP' CALLS PENANG, Tuesday. A FORMER Singapore broker who threatened to kidnap a millionaire's grandson if he was not paid $648 was today sentenced to two years' jail and four strokes of the rotan. Francis Chuah Kirn Hock, 27, with
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    RAFTING DOWN THE RIVER
    105 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues. Two officers, an NCO and 18 cadets from the Military Training College at Sungei Besi left Chendroh. 20 miles from here, today on a rafting expedition on the Pcrak River. The party, led by Captain A. C. Loonc and Flt.Lt. M. C. Connan
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    Indian dances for P-Fund
    57 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. —The Indian and Ceylonese associations are to hold a concert of Indian dances and music at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on April 27 to rmsr money In the National Patriotic Fund. The concert is under the patronage of the Ueatrl Bes;ir of
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    Dentists elect officials '
    74 5 Dentists elect officials PENANU. Tues. Mr. I.au Kiotiß Hiong has been elected president ol the Malayan Denui Association, with Mr. Loh Ouan Khrim us the president-^icct. The hon. secretary is Mr. Lee Khee Wee. and the financial vcretary is Mr. Lim Kheng Ann. Branch representatives ore: Northern, Dr. C. J.
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    Murder charge
    44 5 PENANO, Tues.— Chan Pook Yu. alias Chang Tin Soo. 24. was today accused of murdering a schoolboy. Lee Ah Pie. in back lane off Gopeng Road on the night of April 12. No plea was taken and he was remanded In custody.
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    MALACCA'S ACTING CM. TAKES THE OATH
    87 5 MALACCA'S ACTING CM. TAKES THE OATH MALACCA, Tnes. A senior member of the Malacca State Executive Council. Dato Tan Cheng Suet, was today sworn in as Malacca's acting Chief Minister at a simple ceremony in the Mate Legislative Assembly chamber. Dato* Tan will act for Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba.
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    MALAYSIA TRADE FAIR IS PLANNED
    124 5 MALAYSIA TRADE FAIR IS PLANNED If UALA LUMPUR. Tues. A trade exhibition to celebrate the formation of Malaysia will be held in. the YMCA grounds here from Aug. 3 to Sept. 7. it was announced today. The manager of Malaysia International, Mr. S.H. Zakoo. said: "This will be a big
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    CARRIED INTO COURT, JAILED
    139 6 CARRIED INTO COURT, JAILED SINGAPORE, Tues. An injured man, with 11 previous convictions, was today carried into a district court here to face a charge of stealing a motor-cycle at the Old Kalians airport Estate. Fang LJew Teng. 26, with his right leg encased in a plaster, pleaded guilty from
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    Constitution changes: 'Ask first'
    114 6 MALACCA. Tues. Dr. Lim Chang Eu, general secretary of the United Democratic Party, said here last night that the Government had made many amendments to the Constitution "to suit its own selfish ends and not for the greater benefit of the nation." Dr. Lim, addressing a
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    YMCA official off to U.S.
    55 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Rev. Francis Lee, general secretary of Ipoh the YMCA, left here for the United States today to take part In the Cleveland International Programme for youth leaders and social workers. Mr. Lee, whose visit is sponsored by the U.S. State Department, will
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    Govt pledge on classrooms
    52 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. The Minister for Education, Hajl Abdul Hamid Khan, said here today that the Government would open another 60 classrooms in schools In Pcralc this year. He was speaking at the opening of a $180,000 new building of the Sin Hwa national type primary
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    Govt urged to stop tendency for small unions
    417 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. AN Australian trade union leader today called on the Malayan Trade Union Congress and the Federation Government to stop the tendency of setting up "uneconomic-sized" unions among workers in this country. He is Mr. J.P. Maynes, president of the
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    Civics for imams
    30 6 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues.— The Dtetrlct Officer. Krian, Inche Osmaii Kahiruddin bin Mohamed Sam. will open a one-day civics course for imams In the district on April 36.
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    Enraged buffalo falls to six police bullets
    260 6 Enraged buffalo falls to six police bullets KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. At 5.30 this morning police shot dead the buffalo that had gored eight people, including three women, on Sunday night. A police party with rifles fired six rounds before it collapsed near the railway tracks behind the abattoirs at the
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    Envoy to Paris on holiday
    52 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tht Malayan Ambassador to Paris. Tengku Ismail bin Tengku Yahaya. flew in today irom Bangkok for an eight-week hoUday after being away for three and a half years. He was accompanied by his wife, Datin Hajah Aishah. He left his two daughters
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    Wo concern' over arms build-up
    221 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday "171CE-ADMIRAL Thomas H. Moorer, Commander of the U.S. Seventh Fleet, said here today he was "unconcerned" about the Russian sponsored build-up of the Indonesian forces "as long as the weapons are not used against the free world." i Admiral Moorer. who is visiting
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    Thugs hurt two boys
    65 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two boys were attacked by a gang of thugs armed with parangs near Redhill market last night. Chuai Koon Shlng. 15. of Red Hill Close, and Kan Yew Yen. 17, of Craig Road, were taken to hospital with head injuries. They had been viewing
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    Juriah fund: $317
    27 6 SINGAPORE. Tv» The Straits Times received $21 today from William Goon of Ipoh for the Jurtah blnte Hamid fund, bringing the total to $311.
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    A firing squad ended freedom fighter's career
    1393 7 HERO OF THE RESISTANCE IN YUGOSLAVIA. ..AND HIS FINAL BETRAYAL AND EXECUTION BY TITO /STRAITSX TIMES Special I N, Feature y ONE rl.'iv in March 1946, little party of men in tattered, Faded military uni forms left their mountain hideout in central Yugoslavia
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      Growing Trade
      329 8 Trade between Australia and Malaya has been growing healthily. The Australian market for Malayan rubber, tin. timber and palm oil has developed steadily, while Malaya is buying increasing quantities of Australian petroleum products, metal manufactures and machinery in addition to traditional food imports. Trade 1 1 between the
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      Re-examination
      217 8 The ground covered in the 'discussion on the aims of education in our correspondence columns has been somewhat narrow. The call to teachers to think beyond examin.it ions and pay more attention to helping their Jrtudents to become welladjusted citizens is too abstract to mean very much. I The
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      Finding A Formula
      668 8 A break in the talks on financial arrangements for Singapore after merger was avoided yesterday to everyone's satisfaction. Altogether too much heat has been generated over jan apparently genuine misi understanding. On the question lof principle. Federal control oi Federal revenue, the Malayan Government can hardly give
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    233 8 M W»r*» Sit iHimimumi UTM lAlTia hereoy thankt ail Ui# kind people (or th»tr sympathy anrt (tltl'ion al Donalds funeral. Bain Gajah MM. a MRS. H.M. HrodrotT thank r*latlvea and friends for thatr valuable prea»nt» and tuiiiinn oa th* oreasloo r tnnr marriage MR. A MM M Pajarajajiniarn thank
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    38 8 »»r*t'sl» (Minimum) IN KVCR-LOVINQ MIMORV of Shirley I'hong Man Guan Gone to be «lth the l^ord 17-4-.%S In the Sweet B>e and Kve We Shall Mert In That Beautiful Uard lr.«ened fey her parrntu and malem
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    202 8 H.ra*t tl» i Minimum) TAKE APItERUM and atart lift anew. Available at your dlspenaary ■AD ODOUR a Bane in your K i! h»*ri Rftich for A trx* ick. Uno hi Joy frer.h .n.rtumellinn »ir. SINGAPORE MODEL ACADEMY eoncratulatea Alice Moon on her aucceaa to the tulep of Kaater Queca
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    25 8 W»rf S;.l« 'Win./ COSPIL LITERATURE mar be procured from "Malaya Evangelistic Fello»»hip". ISO, I'pper SrninKoon Road, Ktnaapore 13 n> w. Salween Road. Penang
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    Algeria reacts to Sahara A-test
    649 8 Algeria reacts to Sahara A-test by A SPECIAL \l RITER PARIS, Tues.— Gen. de Gaulle's lates t atomic test in the Sahara, and Mr. Ben Bella's sudden takeover of the biggest European estates, have effectively ended the recent honeymoon period of Fran-co-Algerian co-opera-tion. The Sahara test might not -have caused
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    PENITENTS, BLOOD AND BALLYHOO
    570 8 PENITENTS, BLOOD AND BALLYHOO THE FILIPINOS' DESPERATE SEARCH FOR AN IDENTITY IN ASIA... HIS name is Conzal&s. He wears a gold medallion of the Virgin Mary a gift of cousins he visited in Madrid two years ago. But it is partly concealed by his Philippine national dress. From his bennged
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    Lock icon CEYLON'S SLAVE LABOUR TRAFFIC
    287 8 CEYLON'S SLAVE LABOUR TRAFFIC COLOMBO. Tues. Ceylonese syndicates are "bootlegging immigrants from Southern India to handle low-paid menial .jobs. The traffic in human misery has reached tremendous proportions, according to a recent report issued by the Ceylon Defence Ministry. It is estimated that 200.000 of Ceylon's 10 million population are
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    333 8  - far eastern DIARY by DENNIS BLOODWORTH ruption. The Chliie.se pay protection to municipal officials to avoid assault and robbery. Bus companies bribe police for the privilege of running at 40 miles an hour through built-up areas without being stopped. Trade union leaders are bought up by the employers and organise
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      332 8 'THE plans which have been put forward to relieve traffic congestion in the city area are Intriguing. The six-lane highway mooted by Mr. Hilborne certainly tops them all. The highway would mean: A FIVE m.p.h. "dodge em" and side-swipe crawl through D'Almeida Street in a sft. 3in. Austin
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    Malaysia: Opposition men protest to Narasimhan
    377 9 POLITICAL DETAINEES ALSO DISCUSSED KUALA LUMPUR, 1 Tuesday REPRESENTATIVES of Opposition parties today met Mr. C. V. Narasimhan to protest against the formation of Malaysia. The delegation was led by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. former Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Mr. Narasimhan. UN.
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    Degrees survey
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Malayan Students Association of North America is conducting a survey of educational standards of Malayan and Singapore students studying at U.S. universities to get more American degrees recognised.
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    admissible at Garieb trial
    196 9 admissible at Garieb trial KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MR. JUSTICE Ali Hassan ruled at a sedition trial aTI In the High Court here today that a tape recording of a speech by Garieb Raouf, national vicepresident of Party Negara, was admissible. I The whole of yesterday he had listened to legal
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    $400,000 cheat case delayed
    58 9 $400,000 cheat case delayed SINGAPORE. Tues The Fourth Magistrate. Mr. hliini tfine Hiong. today adjourned until tomorrow the preliminary inquiry into a tentative charge of attempted cheat! ne against a merchant. Chua Nam Sioni; No reasons were siven. Chua is at-iu-ed of trying to cheat the United Malayan Banking Corporation
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    Applause and prize for youth who has polio
    190 9 Applause and prize for youth who has polio I^LANG, Tues. A po- lio-stricken youth, Mohamed Yusoff bin Ahmad, 18. received the biggest applause from a crowd of 500 people at a Language Month prize giving today. Mohamed Yusoff was awarded the second prize for the adult education classes reading contest.
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    Four fined i $10,500 for lottery offence
    109 9 CINGAPORE. Tues. Four men. arrested in a bookmaking raid at Victoria Street last Sunday, were today fined a total of $10,500 in a magistrate's court. Ng Slong 800, described as the principal offender, was fined $4,000. Teo Nai Sent of Ipper road was
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    GANG RAIDS SHOP, TAKES 100 RADIOS
    128 9 GANG RAIDS SHOP, TAKES 100 RADIOS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. OADIOS and electrical appliances worth more than $10,000 were stolen from a radio shop in Bras Basah Road in the early hours of today. Police believe a gang used a vehicle to take away th<» loot. Including over 100 radios. The thieves
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    'Malaysia, then 3-year lag to Brunei election'
    275 9 'Malaysia, then 3-year lag to Brunei election' KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The people of Brunei feel that the i genera' election in their j State should be delayed until at least three years after the formation of Malaysia. The leader of a 10-member delegation from the Brunei Alliance Party. Hajl Abu
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    Architect sues for $45,000
    79 9 SIMOAPORE, Tues. A writ ha* bean filed in trie High Court Registry on behalf of Mr. Philip M Barnes, architect, claiming $45,000 from Singapore Trading Co. Ltd as the agreed fee for th» preparation of plans and spedflea t lor s and generally actlna as «.rch:tect..
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    Union branch officials
    41 9 IPOH. Tues. Mr. Chen Chew beng has been elected chairman of the Perak branch of the Postal Uniformed Staff Union. Inche Yadl bin Hadir H s?rretary: \U S. Aruldas. a^t. secretary; arri tnebt Zali bin Alang Kti.-Mm. treastnei
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    Fatimah on study tour
    56 9 Fatimah on study tour PRETTY Fatimah binte Ztinie. deputy secretary of the Brunei Alliance Party, was one of the two women delegates of the party who arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a study tour of the Federation. The other was Che Masrani Daud. The party wiU be in Malaya
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    Centralised training of 'Terriers' praised
    133 9 •rUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The new centralised training of Territorial Army recruit introduced in Ma- laya this year has won high praise from regular army offices. A spokesman of the Federation Armed Forces said today tha* up to now 546 recruttf of the Territorial Army had
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    Dance hall fight over crackers ended in death...
    267 9 Dance hall fight over crackers ended in death DENANG. Tucs. A 19-year-old youth died after a Chap Goh Meh flfcht between two group? of patrons in a ramvonp dance hall because one group let off some fire crackers, a prelimnary inquiry was told today. Three men Lim Oiap See. 26.
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    A scholarship fund
    39 9 SEREMBAN. Tues. Tilt Federation of Malaya Hlnda Youth Council has decided to set aside $20 000 (or a scholarship fund for Hindu oupils in primary schools. The decision was taken at h delegates conference here yesterday.
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    5 throw acid at worker
    117 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A shop as- .sustain. Lim Foo Mcc, 22, was admitted to the' General Hospital at 3 p.m. today after five men threw acid at him in front of his shop at the 4i mile. Klang Road. Llm received severe burns on his
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    Magistrate asks: Have you heard?
    126 10 Magistrate asks: Have you heard? KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The First Magistrate. Tengku Zaid bin Tengku Zacharia. asked a prosecuting officer today: "Have you heard of a case in Fngland where a woman committed seven thefts and each time she was pregnant?" Smiling. Senior Inspector Osman bin Abdul Hamid replied: "No.
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    Pioneer firms warned
    229 10 GIVE MORE JOBS TO MALAYS— OR LAW WILL BE PASSED TO COMPEL YOU' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. LEGISLATION will be introduced if necessary to require pioneer industries to employ more Malays, the Controller of Industrial Development Division, Inche Junid bin Haji Abdul Rahim, said today. He said the
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    Minister to tour NS
    36 10 SEREMBAN. Tues. The Minister of Health. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. will tour Negri Sembilan for three days next week. He will visit Seremban. Jelebu. Tampin, Kuala Pilah. and Port Dickson.
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    Australian envoy
    23 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Richard A. Woolcott assumed duty today as acting Commissioner for Australia in Singapore. Sarawak Brunei and North Borneo
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    RUBBER RATES ROW: NO INTERVENTION BY GOVT
    352 10 RUBBER RATES ROW: NO INTERVENTION BY GOVT npHE SECRETARY for Commerce and Industry, Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman, said today the Federation would prefer the two parties to the rubber freight dispute to settle it themselves. He was commenting on an appeal to the Government by Mr. Tee Teh. president
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    He jumped out of moving car to foil hold-up bid
    140 10 He jumped out of moving car to foil hold-up bid IPOH. Tues. A pig dealer, Chuen Yens. 44. with SI. OOO on him. jumped out I of his moving car shortly beforr 1 p.m. today on busy Lahat Road here and escaped from two armed robbrrv Chuen told tin- police
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    Lock icon A Formosan trade team coming
    111 10 rpAIPEH Tues. a! A Formosan trade delegation of 19 members led by Mr. Chu Chiu-tin. director of the Salt Administration, will leave for Malaya early next month to explore trade prospects. The Nationalist Chinese delegation will stay in Malaya for about two weeks. Trade figures
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    Teachers, pupils donate to Patriotic Fund
    587 10 npHE Straits Times Rroup yesterday received $6,425 for the National Patriotic Fund. Here is the list of donors: Contributions from the stall of the Christian Brothers' schools: Stella Maris ac.iool, Kangar (Primary) $170; StMla Marls Continuation School. Kangar. $75; St. Michaels School (Primary) Alor
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      321 10 Straits Times Crossword 3B( flfll Hh k^ ACROSS 7. Ardent spirit makes a stutter1. How monstrous to break pane? ing start to torture (6). with tree* (3-7). 8. Oet after someone unsteady 6. Sweet to see many going to on his feet? What a game! part of the lilac house
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    574,000 ESSO CHANGE HANDS ON FIRST DAY
    605 12 From Our Market Correspondent rE general steadiness of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was somewhat blurred by the dazzle of tbe first day's dealings in Esso. This counter was given an official listing on the Exchange yesterday and within the first few minutes
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    23 12 Malayan Stock Indices April tl. April 16. Industrials: 105.07 104.93 tins: 108.68 110.21 S rubbers: IUT.J3 107.23 Dec. Mi 1962 100.
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    642 12 (COMBINED business in t,he Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: Ouol.p. (3.000) io.uuoi BS.M D: tsaa 53.42 sl. Hi »3 45 BL.. 53.50 SL. BS.M SU 53 51 81.. 53.4T
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    177 12 THI Malayan Eichanga Bank!' Atio 1 clatlan madr these changes id its rates to merchant* yesterday: Lendan: stlling TT or OU I I huyinK TT 1/4, alrmai Ol) 1 SO d'st 2/4 1/8. 45 d/m I 4 B<i d m 1/4 7 3:\ 90 d 120 d »t
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    Melbourne stocks
    12 12 Mrlbourne Stork Exchange will reopen today alter the Easier holidays
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    13 12 Malayan Omens produced 30.107 too at lv Rawang Works In March.
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    Straits tin price reaches new high level for year
    335 12 rERE was a further upsurge in the price of Straits tin yesterday when operations resumed after the Easter holidays. A further $2.37 i was added to the price bringing It to $445.50. the highest level for over 10 months. The rise
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    247 12 tVMIPS lying alenxtide the tmgapere Marbeur wharves er eipaclid teday are: Katonc -'->■ 8ad«o N.W. 3. Artta Maru 6/7. Sri Kukothai 44. Clutbm Rtrat 4. 1 43. Amicinn Maru K 'ii. Maaumt Maru .No. 2 19, Triglav 13/14. Tung IA-r li 16. Halldor 4U.41. Madison Lloyd
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    RURRER PRICES
    266 12 MAY lint trade rubber ears*** l.a.k. elated at i p m. in Sm. «a»ere and Kuala Lumpur yetlerrijy at 76J cents per lt>. ui> ninth or a cent. The tone «aa •die. I.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.C. clsiini pricot in csnti per Ik yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt f.o b.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    138 12 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) April 18. Three months. Dunlops 14 eta. 8. Darby 4d Ksso 21 cts. C. MoraKi- «J<l. K. oV N. 16 eta. Traction 1 3 Gammon- 11 <■'». Slwll H cts. J. WaiiKli l.i eta. Stwm«hl|i T eta. m. M. rtasea n etav M. Cenv-nt Is ots.
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    70 12 CHINEIE Product Eichanga, Smga*srs naan prices psr picul yesterday: Coconut all: bulk $43 acllers. drum $4H MaaPML Copra: April/May UK/Continent J27| Pcpp.r: Muntok •kHa IMt aellera. Sarawak whit.- W»TI sclkr-. Sarawak bl«ck $1121 selU-rii. garhlrd LamiKHK 'hlack BUM sellers. MTTA UdJI -rllfrs. Sinnspoto Cacanut Oil Miller* 1 Assaciatian
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    Record sales, lower profits
    62 12 Sales of the Kubo Pelrolmm ompan.T controlled by the Standard Oil Company (New Jeisey), reac i»ed record levels in 1962 bin net profits fell from £9.8"m to £5.70 m. in 1962. reflecting "lively competition" in the Industry. Total income rose by nearly £30m. lo 354.09 m.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 12 April II MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: "Hi cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5445.50 (up 52.37 Estimated unofficial offering 285 tons (up 25 tons).
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    Rubber crops
    45 12 Further March rubber crops lncluaeu: Ayer Molrk 32.615 lb.. Bukit Katil 44.578 lb. j In the first quarter of this HH Rivrr«iew Rubber produced 611.000 lb. compared to 675.000 lb. in the previous quarter and 553.000 lb.. In the corresponding period oflait year.
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      179 12 SHIPPING NOTICE "ORIANA" f Si O Orient Lines' s.s. ORIANA" is due in Singapore at approximately 7.0 a.m. on PRIDAY 19th APRIL 1963. and will i sail at 10.00 urn. on the same Because of the great Interest aroused by 'ORIANA's' maiden call ai Singapore, w- re«ret that it. is
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      769 13 HBHHHHHH^H^HHH^HI^^I (Continued from Pace 8) i SITUATIONS VACANT it Ward* Si (Ml*.)— Box St ct*. txtra GURKHA WATCHMAN for estate near Klang. Apply with details t*> A 1643 8.T.. K.L. WANTEO THREE ENGLISH teacher, to ii in Chinese Schools. Apply L«* Chi-nt School, li'im.s. Seletar i niiapore -7. REOUIRED FOR
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      501 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 2« Word* SS (Miit.)— Bax St ct*. txtra ASSISTANT MISTRESS. Applications are invited for an assistant mistress, certificated or uncertificated. Infant school. Inoh dl-tnct. Pleas* reply statins ace. qualifications and expe.riencv Box A 260 8.T., lpoh. SITUATIONS WANTED M i» i.rrf.- M (Mi*.)— Bax St ct*. axtrm READ
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      587 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Ward* SS (Mln.)— Mas f# et*. txtra WANTSO LEAVE HOUSB tkre* bedrooms May to October. IMag Bewlay Office 2410 Ext, 4574 or Residence Ext. 41U9, (Spore). TO RENT UNPURNISHtO 112 Ream Bungalow In District 9, 10. or 11. Willing to pay good rent. Box A 5901 B.T.
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      923 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE It Ward* SS (Him.)— Max St rt*. txtra FOR SALE Fully Furnished semidetached Bungalow garasa, gardes, pleasant Chartbam Village near Canterbury. Kent, England. Particulars Box A 3895 B.T. Spore. CHESTNUT AVENUE: Attractive 3 bedrooms Bungalow. Rented out at 8375. Area about 8.000 square feet. Price 830,000.
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      901 13 TUITION it Ward* SS (Mi*.)— Bax St ct*. txtra PRIVATE TUITION for Pr. VI pupils in Sennett Estate Can take few more. Rintc (Spore) *****. GODOWN SPACE VACANT If Ward* SS (Ml*.)— Bax St cU. txtra MODERN, AIRY COOOWN spac* available up to 3.000 square feet. Harbour Board Area Enquiries
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      996 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wards SS (Mi*.)— Bax St rts. txtra FIAT 1100 Late 1980 Model. Price 83.U0/-. One owner. Ring (Spore) *****. IMS OAUPHINB Excellent engine. Well maintained. New Battery. Just re-prayed and upholstered. Price •2.150 on.o. Apply 108 Kg Jars Road. Spore 1955 STANDARD '10' 81.350/-. 1952 Somerset
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      906 13 FOR SALE it Ward* SS (Mi*.)— Box St et. extra WSS'S CNOICBBT BBLBCTIONS Of Jsntzen Ladle*. Men A Children Swimsalts. Also Beschjacket* Children's 84.90, Ladles' Dualercoats I'sually 89.50 Now BS9O Only. Vl-lt Karly! Uick'a 17. Orchard Koad. Spore. PMUANC CO. IS. CRANQR ALLET. SINGAPORE (FIXED PRICE SHOP). ALL VAKIETIES OK
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      Back-in-form Paths of Wisdom can score over a mile
      522 14 JJACK-IN-FORM Paths of Wisdom (Race 5) looks a good bet at Bukit Timah today. Last time out on this course in February. Paths of Wisdom showed good form when he ran Tariff Q (receiving 6-lb) to half a length in a
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      140 14 F.PSOM JEEP CALL BOY I'OIM'EH i Race j SPEEDY SOCKS Bright Melody Flying Mist FLYING MIST Speedy Socks Rricht Melody R. MALAYSIA Harlequin Flying Spec BR. MELODY Speedy Socks Turk's Fire Kace 2 RI BINA Harlequin Ciboulette HARLEQUIN Straat Peter Kubia* ON BOn Chief Informer Felton Race 3
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      RACING
      513 14  -  Epsom Jeep by In February Another Chance was third with 8.2 to Winston over 61 at Bukit Timah. Good Fort, Equity and Tiba Tiba have fairly useful recent form. Good Fort was a winner over 6f at Kuala Lumpur in January; Equity ran a splendid third to Jammark over
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      Cassius orders the best hotel & a Rolls
      329 14  - Cassius orders the best hotel a Rolls By Desmond Hackett f ONDON. Tues. v Cassius Marcellus Clay, the boxing bard and pugilistic prophet, is coming to England in June to fight strong, silent Henry Cooper in the open air at Wembley. Clay, the only man who ever sold out Madison
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      BT. TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
      1169 14 Race One: 2.30— C1. 4 Div. 5— 75 I 1.07" H>iii( Mim IVCOJ V(. s; i Allan. 7 813 M. l.cc 4 I 56(H0 Lord Imi i Yang Yin St. > Teh. 6 8.13 J. Wilson X :< ***** Hrlena olympm Mai-.lah St. Ahnmd. 48
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        SPURS BEAT LIVERPOOL for REVENGE
        365 14 SPURS BEAT LIVERPOOL for REVENGE TOTTENHAM Hotspur. game were goal-avera football League First Divi for their 5-2 defeat by Liv Friday by slamming the J Hart Lane yesterday. With promotion rivals Leicester drawing 2-2 away to Manchester United and Everton scraping another 2-:' draw at home to lowly Birmingham, Tottenham
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        Rugby Union
        157 14 LONDON. Tues. Results of Rugby Union club matches played yesterday: Ballymeiiii 36 Abertillerv 3: Bath 0 O.M. Taylors 17: Bedford 25 Hudderslield 6: Birkenhead Pk 0 Edinburgh Wanderers 16: Bridfjend 37 Devonport Services 11: Bridßwater 19 Old Millhillians 11: Bristol 31 Universities A.U. 8: Camborne 3 Streatham 0:
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        RESULTS
        176 14 I IRM DIVISION Kl.irkpool 3 Mirfi. I nit.d Bolton 0 l.rtton Jvcrton Kiimmch.im rulham I iSumirv lp-ui,l, s lm Man. I nitrd 1 I «-.(,-m, Notts torrsi l Man. (n> ShrfT. Wrd. 4 Blackburn lottrnli.tm 7 Uvrrpool WB\ I \rsfi M AoUf. 3 M« Villa SECOND UIVISKtN CardilT u.,k,h
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      752 14 Waiford 38 IS 7 16 70 68 37 Crystal Pal. 37 13 10 14 56 52 3« Shrewsbury 38 13 *****72 35 Bristol C. 38 12 11 15 78 77 35 Colchester 37 12 11 14 57 76 35 Millwall 37 11 12 14 62 68 34
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      CABLE BRIEFS
      159 14 rjUBLIN. Tucs. Train -r T. m Dreappr .snddlod the Ainner tar Uio fourth year in succo., „<,n when (he .seven-year-old mare Last Link outstayed the Willow King on t ie run-in to wtoi the Irish Grand National at 1 house yesterday. Ridden by Paddy Woods. Last I Link
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      665 14 SOUTHERN MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED Incorporated In England i W« U.'IIKn XI It RN yi \KIKK ENDING 31/3/ U. Output of Tin Ore: ***** Piculs The Sterling equivalent of the averaiie Singapore Tin Metal price for the quarter \»ns £838 19: I P. A Delmr RnddUle. General Manager. MALAYAN TIN
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      56 14 Eskamel TREATS SPOTS AND PIMPLES. LEAVES YOUR SKIN CLEAR AND SMOOTH mCmtUtm Hriachlorophcne kilU fermi innantU— heals Plmplc^ Ijm. Prucnu pimplrt from ipnadinj— l«a»«« no unughtU spoil. Fr«« from oil and grea'f dots not crack, cake or cfcM the potc«_«.imen can apply make-up over it. H A wonderfully effective Ireaimem.
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      Warmest Welcome to all: Tengku
      308 15 PENANG. Tues. The annual Asian youth soccer tournament has undoubtedly caught the Imagination of the young footballers of Asia, says Tengku Abdul Rahman, president of the Asian Football Confederation and the Football Association of "I am delighted." he writes in a message pub- lished in
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      All 12 national teams are ready for action
      692 15  - All 12 national teams are ready for action Oh Kee Tiang KICKOFF TOMORROW IN 10-DAY SOCCER FESTIVAL YOUTH SOCCER ROUNDUP-by PENANG. Tu*s ians, asked incne ausaeln v nc vvouia ny 10 feuang to se« mem piay 11 iney won some §j 01 tneir eariy matches. Inche Hussein promised them ne
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      Arthur lets in 3 goals by TPCA
      415 15 SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Mercantile Bank's goal grabbing international inside forward Arthur Koh was on the receiving end today. Nglau Ah Chool, the bank's regular goalkeeper, arrived I too late for the match and Arthur, who deputised In the first half, let
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      CHRIS CONN'S 'SECRET -ICE CUBES AND LUCK
      416 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Chris "Ginger" Conn, r winner of the second Malaysia Motor cycle Grand Prix today spoke of the secret of his sue- cess ''ice cubes" and I luck. Last year he was forced to i quit the race because of exhaustion from
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      GROUT IN AUSSIE TEAM TO TOUR MALAYA
      236 15 GROUT IN AUSSIE TEAM TO TOUR MALAYA CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. j The Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Alderman Clem Jones, and a party of Australian sportsmen will arrive in Singapore tomorrow, on the first leg of their tour of Malaya, Bangkok and Hong Kong. The Mayor is leading a cricket
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      Sin Chock scores sprint double in Kuching meet
      733 15  - Sin Chock scores sprint double in Kuching meet EADINO Singapore sprinter Low Sin Chock scored a sprint double for Swift A.A. in their two-day match against Sarawak AAA at Kuching over the weekend. Sin Chock won the 100 metres In the fine time of 10.8 sec and clocked 22sec for
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      50 15 v Another first for >. DUNLOP <*»► OW/ MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX W) SINGAPORE, APRIL 14-15 dunlop tyres Jm Other Dunlop Class firsts wf ffi J fi®Sax\ Jtt Saloons Tourers. /ff I Race-proved for top mileage jkft ftJP**^ tsT^ "f^N all< *°P s^ety on the road. Jm 7 SL^^y DUJVLOP MALAYAN
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      80 15 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Friendly: Spore GSFA v Joint Services (Jalan Besar 5.15 p.m.i. IPOH: Div. 1: PCRC v Kllat Coronation ground i; Div. 2: Permk River H «Jro v PWD fjn. Abdul Jalll i Div. 3: HQ 2 FIB v Chenß Wah (Lower Coronation ground). S'GOR Div. 1: SIA v
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    A sewing course
    83 16 A sewing course SINGAPORE. Tues— The Adult Education Board Is orennising six-month course in dress-making early next month. It will be conducted in Fort Canning Road on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 1 5 to 7 p.m. The course is designed to teach students thr basic principles m il«\-s-miiking| including thr
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    Rowdy marchers are fined
    54 16 LONDON. Tucv Mom <■: people arrested during lichts vxit.i thr police vi the end of the 60--mile anti-nuclear march from Aldermaston to London yesterday appeared in various local police courts today. They were found guilty of insulting words and behuviour and of assaulting the police and
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    Sata annual meet
    24 16 SINGAPOR! Singapore Antt-Tubtrculori* Association will hold its BniMttl senerul meeting at 515 p m tomorrow at the Roral Singapore Chest Clinic
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    'Delinquency not confined to juveniles'
    469 16 SINGAPORE, Tuesday yHE Minister for Culture, A today that delinquency confined only to juveniles. •'There are adult delin- quents far more dangerous and far more destructive, who unfortunately have been entrusted with the lives and destinies of nations and continents." he added. Mr. Rajaratnam was
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    FIRM GIVES $1,000 TO PATRIOTIC FUND
    181 16 FIRM GIVES $1,000 TO PATRIOTIC FUND ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. v A donation of $1,000 from South Engineers Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, topped the list of donations received today by the Straits Times for the National Patriotic Fund. I Two other firms here. Development Services Ltd. and Makmur Company Ltd.. donated $300
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    Malayan girls to compete for 'Miss -Asia'
    227 16 - SINGAPORE, Tues. Miss Betty Wee, 22, a Malayan Airways air hostess, and Miss Doreen Tan, 20, a journalist with Her World, the woman's magazine, have been selected to represent Malaya and Singapore at the "Miss Asia" Festival to be held in Tokyo from
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    332 16 IONDON. Tues.— Stock markets were In excellent form again today. The advance which started before the holiday continued and fuither widespread and often appreciable rises were scored. Recent good company news. further consideration of the budget and the fresh rise on Wall Street were j the main
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    RUBBER
    47 16 LONDON, Tues.— Bpot 22-d. May 2211/16 d.. June 22\d July 22% d., July/Sept. 22 13/16 d.. Oct./ L-ec. 22 i3/ibd., Jan. Mar. 22 13 Ifia.. Apr. June 22\d. July/ Sept. 22 11/lfld Oet./Dec. 22'sd., c.l.f. Apr. unquoted. May 22\d., June 22 7/16 d. Tone: Very quiet.
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    25 16 LONDON, Tues.— Buyers £881 sellers £882. Forward buyers £883 v. sellers £884. Set Jement £880. Turnover am. 185 tons. pjn. 90 tons. Tone: Firmer.
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    129 16 Jani: We have no contact with the rebels MANILA, Tues.— MajorGen. Achtnad Jani, 40, Indonesian Minister and Commander-in-Chief of the Army, said here today the Indonesian army had no contact with revolutionary elements in North Borneo. Gen. Jani was answering questions at the airport on arrival this morning for a
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    RAZAK OFF TO THE U.S. TOMORROW
    297 16 RAZAK OFF TO THE U.S. TOMORROW KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. r[E Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will leave on Thursday for the United' States for high-level talks on Malaysia with President Kennedy, State Department, Pentagon and World I Bank officials. He will be accompanied by the Chief Minister of Malacca.
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    Jakarta Reds attack rival army Soksi
    171 16 Jakarta Reds attack rival army Soksi JAKARTA, Tues.— The J Indonesia Communist Party today attacked the big army-backed Soksi trade union federation for advocating that capitalism in Indonesia be abolished entirely. An editorial in the official party newspaper, Har i a n rtakyat. said Soksls leaders "did not know what
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    SUNDAY AIR SERVICE TO BORNEO
    107 16 SUNDAY AIR SERVICE TO BORNEO SINGAPORE. Tues. Malayan Airways announced today that with the reopening of Sibu airfield to DC-3 (Dakota aircraft) operations, services to Sibu would resume from Sunday. A through service between Kuala Lumpur and Jesselton will also start on the same day. An airline statement said: "'This
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    Lock icon Ceasefire is broken in Laos: Two posts lost
    241 16 PLAIN OF JARS (Laos), Tuesday. J^EFTIST Patbel Lao troops have taken two posts from the neutralists on Ihe Xieng Khouang Rood since the agreed ceasefire lime yesterday and are believed to be afaoul to attack Gen. Kong Los military headquarters here. Gunfire
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE PAINTER TO EXHIBIT IN LONDON
    72 16 SINGAPORE PAINTER TO EXHIBIT IN LONDON LONDON. Tues. Mr. CheonK Soo Ping, (above) a Chinese painter from Singapore, will be sharing the Redfern Gallery. London, with the DaCMM <>f Leeds for their respective separate art exhibitions which open there next Tuesday. Although their styles differ considerably .Mr. Cheong paints abstract
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    Lock icon Ex-Governor for trial on 50 mil. rupiahs charge
    93 16 JAKARTA. Tue.s. The! former Governor of East Borneo has been transferred to the State prison at I Balikpapan to await trial on charges of misusing 50 mil- lion rupiahs of state funds during his term of office. Ex-Governor A.P.T. Pranoto was arrested
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    No-water areas
    43 16 SINGAPORE Tues— Water will be cut off m Holland Road between E'.vnrt Park and 6 m.s. Holland Ro:id. tomorrow, irom 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and also in Walton Road, off Moun'.batten Road, on Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m
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      40 16 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. Monday to 6 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 95 77 Kota Bharu 90 73 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 95 73 Malacca 91 75 Singapore 91 75
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