The Straits Times, 23 April 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE BAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS! 00,0 00 fk"#<** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1963 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    1685 1  - CITY HALL BATTLE JACKIE SAM: 5 Barisan leaders arrested By SINGAPORE, Mon. Assemblywoman is calmed BARISAN SOSIALIS Assembly members were today involved in an attack on the City Hall office of the Prime Minister, in a violent protest against the mass arrests of leftwing extremists in February. Five party leaders,
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    Attack on Premier's office
    38 1 DEMONSTRATORS PUT OLD WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN FRONT RANK OF THEIR ASSAULT IN PROTEST AGAINST ARRESTS OF LEFT WING EXTREMISTS ARRESTED Parry legal adviser Mr. T.T. Rajah ARRESTED Party chairman Dr. Lee Siew Choh
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    Lock icon Razak on 'grave' S-E Asia situation
    185 1 Razak on 'grave' S-E Asia situation WASHINGTON, Mon. —Tun Abdul Razak arrived here last night 1 for a four-day goodwill visit and talks with President Kennedy and other top administration officials. He was greeted at the airport by Mr. Roger Hilsman. newly appointed Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern
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    Lock icon Sues HIMSELF for divorce
    47 1 OMAHA (Nebraska). Mon.— Lawyer Walter Nielsen has filed a divorce petition here against himself. The divorce is sought by his wife Vesta, who alleges extreme cruelty. Mr. Nielsen said he would r<present his wife "just as though she wer>- a complete stranger."— > Reuter.
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    Lock icon NEUTRALIST FORCES STILL HOLD AIRFIELD
    121 1 NEUTRALIST FORCES STILL HOLD AIRFIELD VIENTIANE, Mon. General Kong Le's chief of intelligence. Col. Soulivanh, said here that the neutralists were still holding the Plaine Des Jarres airfield area and preparing new defensive positions to the west. These new positions would halt any possible Pathet Lao and dissident neutralist attempt
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    Lock icon Heavy guard for De Gaulle
    61 1 PARIS. Mon. Heavily iirmed .irmy units today rolled out a four-mile wide ".security carpel" »o protect President Do Ouulle on his first provincial tour since narrowly escaping v assassination attempt lust Aukusi. President De Gaulle left Parh by tr.iin lor Sedan, where he was to
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    Spore rations water
    93 1 S'pore rations water SINGAPORE. Mon. Water rationing will be imposed in Singapore from tomorrow. The Oovernmi tit, flouncing thi.s today, reported little >r no Improvement in the dry spell In the Tebrau River region the States nv.un source of water .supply. Singapore Island has been divided into teven noes ior
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    STOP PRESS
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon AUSSIE RADIOS HELP THAI CAMPAIGN
      108 2 AUSSIE RADIOS HELP THAI CAMPAIGN BANGKOK. Mon— The Thai Government will use radios given by Australia in a mass education programme for the backward north-east territory, it was announced last night. The Government has been making an all-out effort to develop the north-east province, bordering Laos because of widespread Communist
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      Off to America
      24 2 MANILA. Mon. The Acting Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador P Lopez, left for Tokyo today on his way to the U.S. UJ».L
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      Lock icon 4 jailed—in absentia
      52 2 4 jailed in absentia KATMANDU. Mon. General Subarna Shumshere, Mr. Bharat Shumshere Rana and two other Nepali Congress leaders have been sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment. Nepal's national news agency reported. A special tribunal found them guilty of Inciting others to blow up Nepalese government buildings and supplying them
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      Lock icon CEASEFIRE PLEDGE BY – CHINA
      167 2 CEASEFIRE PLEDGE BY CHINA TOKYO, Mon. The Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai, said yesterday that China "absolutely will not take any action which will vitiate" the SinoIndian border situation and "prejudice direct negotiations" with India. AT BANQUET Mr. Chou made the statement in a speech at a banquet in
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      Lock icon Sino-Afghan border talks soon: Liv
      233 2 Sino-Afghan border talks soon: Liu RANGOON, Monday. MR. Liv Shao-chi, chairman of the Chinese People's Republic, announced yesterday that Communist China and Afghanistan would shortly start border negotiations. Mr Liv, wno arrived here on Saturday on a seven-day goodwill visit, was speaking In reply to a toast made by General
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      CHINA SEES CLOSER TIES WITH KARACHI
      113 2 CHINA SEES CLOSER TIES WITH KARACHI KARACHI, Mon. Pakistan and Communist China will develop strong ties despite objections of Western powers, the Chinese Ambassador. Mr. Ting Kuo-Yu, has declared. The ambassador. addressIng a crowd at a reception at Islamia College In honour ot the recent Slno-Pakistan border agreement, called the
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      Lock icon Ayub to visit Nepal
      29 2 KARACHI, Mon. President Ayub Khan will vUlt Nepal from May 9 to 12 at the invitation of King Mahendra. who visited Pakistan last year— Reuter
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      Lock icon Cyclone deaths mount
      76 2 CALCUTTA, Mon. The deatbroll from the cyclone. which swept across 15 villages in Assam and West Bengal, bad climbed to 112 by yesterday, according to official Information reachins here. The Chief Minister of Assam, Mr. Bimal Prasad Chaliha. told reporters on his return yesterday from a visit
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      RUSSIAN TANKS WILL HELP IN ALGERIAN CLEAN-UP
      198 2 RUSSIAN TANKS WILL HELP IN ALGERIAN CLEAN-UP ALGIERS. Mon. The Algerian Prime Minister, Mr. Ahmed Ben Bella, yesterday announced that the Soviet Union was shipping tanks to Algeria and that the Cuban Prime Minister, Dr. Castro, and President Nasser will visit Algeria next month. In a speech at a rally
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      Lock icon Hussein makes tour of riot-torn city
      388 2 AMMAN, Monday KING Hussein of Jordan yesterday afternoon made an on-the-spot inspection of Jerusalem where demonstrators supporting Arab unity clashed on Saturday with security forcw. Thr Ring, who returned here hut lliullt v i. accompanied by thr n< v Jordanian Prime Minister Shcrif Huvsrin
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Britons 'beaten up' by Greek police
      269 3 LONDON, Monday. ITARL Russell, veteran British campaigner for nuclear disarmament, last night accused the Greek police of brutality in breaking up an anti-nuclear demonstration in Athens yesterday. The 90-year-old philosoIpher said Mr. Pat Pottle, who had gone to Greece as his personal representative at
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      Lock icon Ban bomb1 men march in Edinburgh
      158 3 Ban bomb' men march in Edinburgh EDINBURGH. "Scotland). Mon. Scottish campaign's against nuclear arms *>terday led a protest march to what they claimed a secret regional seat nf government, to be used In case nuclear attack knocked out London. A document circulated last week to the Press and those taking
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      An Abbey visit for Alex and Angus
      101 3 An Abbey visit for Alex and Angus ORINCESS Alexandra and her fiance, Mr. Angus Ogilvy. last week visited Westminster Abbry lor a talk with the Dean about their wedding there tomorrow. The Dean, the \ery Rev. Eric S vines Abbott (pictured with them) walked round the Abbey with the couple,
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      Lock icon Rome's birthday
      25 3 ROME. Mon. Rome yesterday marked Its 2.716 th birthday. Celebrations were held on Capitol Hill to recall the founding of the city. Reuter.
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      Lock icon DOWN TO EARTH AGAIN
      86 3 DOME. Mon. The bride was walking on air, the groom was up in the clouds. Both of them were up in a DC -6 airliner when they got married yesterday. Karln Witzmann. 28. an Alitalia airline hostess, and Flavio Palumbo. 34. a Roman architect, left the
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      33 3 MADRID. Mon— Mr. Valtry OtMUtf d'Estainp. French Finance Minister, has Invited his Spanish counterpart, Mr. Navarro Rublo. to visit ParLs to continue talks on Fiench co-operation in Spain's development plan.— Reuter.
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      Pope again hints of his death
      190 3 VATICAN CITY. Mon. nnHE Pope, 81. who suffered an illness last A November, told a group of Roman children yesterday that death which takes all men could strike him "perhaps soon." The Pope suffered an attack of gastric trouble and anaemia on Nov. 27
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      'Kneel-in' success by Negroes in three churches
      198 3 'Kneel-in' success by Negroes in three churches BIRMINGHAM (Alabama) Mon.— Three white churches quietly accepted Newoes yesterday in a second straight Sunday of "kneel-ins" hede, but at least five other churches turned them away. Last Sunday, only two churches accepted Negroes in the congregation for Easter services. The demonstrations were
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      Man shoots wife and her mother, then himself
      98 3 FVENVER, Mon. A 34 year old man yesterday sprayed bullets into a car in which his wife was riding, killing his mother-in-law and critically wounding his wife, then shot himself to death. Detective Faul Montoya identified the victims as Arnold Ihly and
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      Lock icon 'San Marco' launched
      59 3 WASHINGTON. Mon—American and Italian .x-lentlvs tired th» first rocket In "Project San Marco." the joint U.S.-Itallan space programme, last night. The 1 1.0001 b. rocket soared to an altitude cf 265 miles for a 14--mlnute flight. It was expected to drop Into the Atlantic about 800 miles
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      The weather to order
      87 3 MOSCOW. Mon—Experiments carried out hv Soviet experts at a meteorological range showed that it was possible to increase sunny days over big cities in winter by between 10 and 15 per cent 'the newspaper Moscow Pravda said yesterday. The newspaper, quoted by the Soviet news agency
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    Rationing today—and an urgent appeal r to 'save water'l
    629 4 Rationing today and an urgent appeal r to 'save water' 7 MIL. GALLONS CAN BE CONSERVED -WITH CARE The seven zones SINGAPORE, Monday. "JMIK Singapore Government, after announcing water rationing from tomorrow afternoon, today urged the people to exercise the "greatest restraint" in the use of water. The statement said
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    RUBBER FREIGHT ROW: 'MERIT' IN WEIGHT PLAN
    238 4 RUBBER FREIGHT ROW: 'MERIT' IN WEIGHT PLAN SINGAPORE, Monday. REPRESENTATIVES of five organisations I covering practically every operation in the Malayan rubber industry, together with manufacturers, met here today to discuss the freight i rates dispute. Contrary to forecasts the I communique issued after the meeting contained no reference to
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    Probe: SNUJ challenges Government sincerity
    154 4 Probe: SNUJ challenges Government sincerity SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore National Union of Journalists today challenged the Government's sincerity in holding a •fair public inquiry" into the detention ol a number of S.N.UJ. members under the PPSP and allegations that the union's funds have been used for political purposes. The union,
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    THE SCHEDULE
    141 4 IIKKI. is the weekly water rationing schedule: MONDAY: 8 a.m. to p.m. Zones One and Four, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Zones Five and Six; TUESDAY: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Zones Two and Three, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Zones Four and Seven; WEDNESDAY: 8 a.m. to
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    The honest reader
    83 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A passport stolen from Mr Samuel K. Btenson of Norway was returned to him today a few hours before Milled for Tlatju in South Sumatra. Mr. Stcnson. 54. a purser aboard the Norwegian liner Sir James Llthgow whs robbed in a taxi oy two men
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    New school
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National development. Mr. Chor Yfok En*, will officially open the new Pomreol Malay School at 10 m.s. Pourkol Road on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Union is praised for fire fund gift
    204 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Acting Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today described a gift of $2,500 from the Singapore Bank Employees' Union to the Bukit Ban Kee Fire Relief Fund as "concrete evidence of its maturity, stature and identification with the causes
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    HIGHEST EFFICIENCY NOW NECESSARY, SAYS GOH
    364 4 I SINGAPORE. Mon. THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee today stressed that Singapore must achieve the highest degree of efficiency in industry to compete with other countries which had a start of many decades ahead, and one important way of increasing efficiency
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    Girl, 17, 'vanished' from Home—so case is called off
    174 4 Girl, 17, 'vanished' from Home— so case is called off SINGAPORE. Mon. A case down for a two-day hearing in a court was called off today because the complainant, a girl of 17. was said to have "vanished without trace." Senior Inspector M.C. Jacob told Mr. N.A. DTlozario. the Judee.
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      181 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.10 pjn.; from London. Zurich. Tel Aviv. Teheran. New Delhi. Bangkok (BA 710) 7.20 pjn.; from London. Dusseldorf. Beirut, Bagdad. Bombay. Colombo. Kuala
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      192 4 Lumpur (ML 311) 3.40 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173 1 9 p.m.; from Hong Kong (Ml. 617) 11.30 pjn. DEPARTURES BO At: To Darwin, Brisbane. Melbourne (BA 710) 8.10 pjn.; to Kuala Lumpur; Colombo. Bombay. Teheran. Bagdad. Beirut. Zurich. London (BA 791) 2 pjn.; to Rangoon. Calcutta. Karachi. Damascus,
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    China's emperor alias the Sultan of Pahang...
    131 5 HE Sultan of Pahang in the attire of an Emperor of ancient China, which he donned when he visited fhc Shaw Brothers production centre at Kowioon's Clear Water Bay. Hong Kong, last week. On his left is his consort, in the costume of
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    Murder: Court warns crowd
    236 5 BATU GAJAH, Monday. 4 NOISY crowd in the Magistrate's Court here to see nine men tentatively charged with the murder of an estate manager and a watchman was told today to keep quiet or be sent out of the court. The magistrate, Wan Mohamed bin Hajl
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    ANZAC DAY SERVICES IN MALAYA AND STORE
    195 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Aus- and New' Zealand; troops of the South-East Asia Strategic Reserve will observe Anzac Day In Malayu and Singapore an Thursday. At Camp Terendak in Malacca, dawn service will be conducted! by chaplains of the 2nd Bn., Royal Australian Regiment, and
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    Annual meeting
    22 5 PENANG. Mon— The Penan? Adult Education Association will hold Its annual meeting In its Beach Street offices on April 29.
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    Recce Corps recruiting
    42 5 IPOH. Mon. The Federation Reconnaissance Corps is seeking Chinese youths between 18 and 23 as recruits. A recruiting team will be in Ipoh at the Anderson School next Monday and Tuesday from 8 a.m. each day to interview candidates.
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    New T.J. for estuary of Muar -River
    121 5 New P.J. for estuary of Muar River Ml \K. Mon. A swampy wasteland at Tanjong Afcas. at the mouth of the Muar River is to be turned into a satellite town in a $10 million scheme by the Johore State Government. The chairman of Johore Local Government Committee. Dato Sulaiman
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    'FROM PRISON TO FARMING' SCHEME
    185 5 'FROM PRISON TO FARMING' SCHEME PENANG, Monday. T*HE Penaiig Discharged Prisoners Aid Society is to ask the State Government to organise an agricultural institution for long-term prisoners. Under this scheme, the society says In its annual report, prisoners would be allowed to work on the land during the latter stages
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    River raft expedition completed
    109 5 IPOH. Mon. Two bamboo rafts, carrying two officers, an N.C.O. and 16 cadets from the boy's wing of the Federation Military College at Sungel Besi. reached Teluk Anson yesterday afternoon after six days cruising down th« Perak River. The party, led by Captain A.C. Loone and
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    DROUGHT HITS PADI DOUBLE CROPPING
    148 5 ALOR STAR. Monday. THE long drought was severely hit padi double cropping in Kedah. The State Agriculture Offl- cer. Inche Mohamed Noor bin Wahab. said today the shortage of water caused by the dry spell had not only retarded the progress in double cropping but
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    Witness not in court—man discharged
    84 5 Witness not in court man discharged KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Ngok bin Harun, 42. of Jalan Penchala, Petallng Java, was discharged in a magistrate's court today on a charge of using criminal force with Intent to outrage the modesty of Jamilah binte Abdul Jalil. who failed to appear in court. Ngok
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    Collision costs him $100
    62 5 PENANO. Mon— A motorist.! Leong Kwok Kheong. 25. who skidded into a drain after colliding v.ith a tree at Northam Road on Jan. 25. was today fined $100 when he pleaded guilty to a charge of driving without due care and at- 1 tention. The First
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    Malay shorthand
    25 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. Thirtytwo candidates were successful in the Mn lay shorthand exnnunntion held' at the Language and Literature Bureau hall here recently.
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    Malaya at the Ecafe talks
    60 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Malaya; is represented at a 10-day Ecafe conference In Bangkok dealing with the development of human resources through education, health services and social welfare and their contribution towards the economic development of Asia. The meeting is Jointly sponsored by Ecafe and the
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    TRAP, BUT EXTORTIONERS FAIL TO TURN UP
    91 5 AI.OR STAR. Mon. Kedah police waited in vain the whole of yesterday outside the Movieland Theatre in Penan* for three men who were to have collected 52.100 from a Kedah businessman. Last week he received a letter demanding the money. The letter, written
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    'GESTURE OF ATONEMENr UNDER DISCUSSION
    118 5 'GESTURE OF ATONEMENr UNDER DISCUSSION rpOKYO. Mon. A spokesman for the Japanese Foreign Ministry said today the Governments of Japan and Singapore are discussing ways and means to make a "gesture of atonement" for the massacre of Singapore Chinese during World War n. He was comme.nln^ on a reported statement
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    TEAM SURVEYS HEALTH OF NATION
    656 6 TEAM SURVEYS HEALTH OF NATION A hard look at needs of the future J£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, said today that a committee has been set up to report on Malaya's longterm health and medical needs. Inche Abdul Rahman, who made the
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    Murut chief: We are unanimous on Malaysia
    139 6 KIALA Ll'MFl'R, Mon. A North Borneo chief. Oranc Kaya Kaya Siffoh (above), of Pensiangan, which is deep in the interior said today that his people unanimously accepted Malaysia. Pensiangan, 114 miles from Jesselton. is about three miles from the North Borneo-Indonesian border. Mr.
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    Keep them moving, says the Govt
    146 6 MUAR. Monday. THE Johore State Government has asked all town councils in the State not to let health inspectators remain too long in the same place. i It said in a circular that "a period of three to four years is considered an indication
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    Banks support scholarship
    43 6 PENANG, Mon. Two banks here! have each given $5,000 to the) Penang State Scholarship Fund. The Penang branch of the Over- 1 seas Union Bank made its first contribution, while United Malayan Banking Ltd. ga\e it-, third dona- j tion.
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    The Helly's skipper calls for crew
    267 6 PENANG, Monday. T^HE American skipper of the 12-ton yacht Hell? A today appealed to the Straits Times to help contact three prospective crew members who are "somewhere in Malaya" but have lost contact with him. Captain John Claytor, 34. Is now In Penang on
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    Johore Bahru L-Month competitions
    89 6 Johore Bahru L-Month competitions JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The end of the first phase of National Language Month here Is being observed with competitions for the young and old. Tonighl debate was held at tht Diamond Jubilee Hall. On Thursday, the finals of th« pantun competition will be held and on
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    193 6 'Reds had hand in border raid' DRUNEI TOWN. Mon. Datu Bandar Haji Mustapha. chairman of the 72.000-strong Sarawak Party Negara, today condemned the recent armed raid on a police station at Tebedu, bordering Indonesian Borneo. Datu Bandar, here on a vWt to Tuan Hajl Hasbollah bin HaJl Daud. president of
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    Sulaiman learns techniques
    54 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— lnche Sulaiman bin Abdullah, the assistant secretary of the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minuter* Department, is attending a 10-week World Bank training course in Washington. He is among 21 people from it countries participating in th« course designed to teach various technique
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    Tonga prince in Penang
    58 6 PENANG. Mon— Prince Tv Jepelehake. Deputy Prime Minister of Tonga and Minister for Health and Lands, and his wife wcr* guests of the Chic/ Minister. Da to Wong Pow Nee, and Da tin Wont at tea in his official residence yesteraay. The pnr.ee. son of Queen
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      160 6 Alley Ih>p By 1-7. Hantlin MEAN, VNCVER HEARD 7 MUST BE A HECK OT I I THKT DOGS IT.' I DON'T) I \~~^^^/\&?\->k^A. "'I OF ME.WNte 6U1.?? I KEN A PLACE IF A HAFTA TAKE THKT J sT^ /JTSu., ■'^m\ *W MA >* ABOUND M«H« LUNK UKE YOU' 3 I
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    Nicklaus: Master of the Masters
    1498 7 808 FERRIER writes from AUGUSTA, Georgia YfUEX Jack Nick liius rolled in the yard putt which made him Masters Cham pion Iwo weeks aj»o. ho didn't dare look al 1 1 drop. Be hit the ball, closed ins eyes, and listened In this, Nicklaus showed
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 8 BTaraJi IM (Vimmtim) OI tOUZA. In i hi-r Ktirl memory C our fear mollier Krrlh:i ifi.iiled hi. Ufa on M.4.1
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  • Sitf^traiteEimfS Tuesday. April 23. 1963. Truth From The Plain
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      Truth From The Plain
      651 8 Among the more dangerous ingredients of the Laotian crisis is the lack of attested l;ut.s. There is plenty of rumour and just enough hard news to justify anxiety. But many more facts than we have are necessai-y for a realistic assessment of the threat which the
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      Sata Success
      426 8 The Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association continue; to build upon its reputation for exemplary public service. The ijinual report for 1962 sums up a most impressive volume of work in case-finding, treatment and rehabilitation. Highlights of the year were the opening of the Uttamram regional clinic, with its own diagnostic
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      Small Investor
      188 8 The Malayan Stock Exchange has been able to look back on a year of further progress. Establishment of direct line telephone and teleprinter connection between the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ha* made it possible to fix a single Malayan price for every counter, an improvement of
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    The race tensions that bedevil Guiana
    982 8 The race tensions that bedevil Guiana FRANK PILGRIM 560,000 PEOPLE LIVE IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF PLOT, SUSPICION AND INTRIGUE FROM WORDS like "deadlock" and "stalemate" are frequently used to describe the political situation in British C v i a n a Britain's only colony on the Soufh American continent which
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      Bus service
      65 8 RESIDENTS of Jalan Eunos will be grateful to the Government ff consideration could be given to the extension of the present Jalan Eunos-Guillemard Road bus service up to the Capitol Theatre. At present, we have to break our journey at Jalan Eunos/Changi Road junction, Geylang Serai or Geylang
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      Water waste
      102 8 rpHE Singapore Prime Mln--1 lster has repeatedly urged people not to waste water. Yet I wonder whether he knows how much water Is being wasted by the City Council cleansing staff every day. In my area Serangoon Road the cleaners start washing the drains at 6.30 a.m. and
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      Dr. explains
      102 8 IN a report In the Straits Times of April 10. the last paragraph states: "These arrests will only intimidate mosquito parties like the Peoples Progressive Party. Pan-Malayan Islamic Party afid United Democratic Party Into silence lest their leaders be taken and kept in." This is not true. I
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      Post riddle
      120 8 ONE afternoon last week my clerk went to a subpost office In Kuala Lumpur to post an A.R. letter to Pakistan. He was charged 40 cents postage, 40 cents registration fee. and an acknowledgment fee of 25 cents. A day later he made inquiries from the clerk at
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      Lighting hours plea
      252 8 AFTER years and years of having to be content with the use of oil-lamps and pressure lamps, the people of Jerteh, Kampons Raja, and Kuala Besut are happy to note that electricity is to be supplied to these areas soon. For reasons best known to the CJLB.,
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      No limit
      142 8 T AM in full agreement 1 with Mr. Meadows <S.T April 6) regarding the noise from motor cycles. He is not the only sufferer: w in Holland Road suffer likewise from early morning to Ute at night We have appealed to tne police on two occasions without much
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    THE LAND THAT TEETERS ON A TIGHT-ROPE
    369 8 THE LAND THAT TEETERS ON A TIGHT-ROPE LONDON, Mon. The new crisis in Laos is being matched by British ofliciah> with the kind of mixed feelings that might be aroused in a policeman who a familiar drunkard dancing on a ledge high above a busy street. There is no doubt
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    'Suckers': William Holden
    397 9 AUSTEN ZECHA by 'PUBLIC MUST BE FED UP" IF MISS MALAYSIA EVENING TYPICAL CHARITY SHOW KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. I^ILM star William Holden, one of the seven Miss Malaysia judges at the Stadium ara on Saturday night, today criticised the way the contest was run. "I objected to
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    Lock icon Sarawak Govt men can contest polls
    125 9 KUCHING. Monday. piVIL servants in Sarawak would be allowed to stand for elections to the Council Negri (legislative council) "in the light of approaching constitutional changes." a Government statement "I said today. i Experience in other count- ries had shown that potent- ial leaders
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    Salary rise for 30
    71 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Some 30 employees of the Cathay Advrr Using Lid. are to net salary in- erea.srs i:i!i«ing from $12.50 to J5O retrospective from Jan. 1 under, an agreement s-iirned recently betWMn <he firm and the Singapore. Business Houses Employees' Union. Similar iocKMM will be «iven
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    Betted with a bookie: Fined
    47 9 SINGAPORE Mon.— Tan Hock H.>:. 27. admitted betting with a bookmaker al Singapore races on Sunday. Tan vas in the first tier of the Turf Club at Bukit, Timah when he was arrested by detective Koh Kirn Hock. He was fined $100.
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    Acker Bilk tells of solo blues in army prison
    311 9 Acker Bilk tells of solo blues in army prison FIVE HOURS A DAY PRACTICE TO 'PASS THE TIME' By EVELYN TU SINGAPORE. Mon. Acker Bilk today recalled how he played the clarinet "to pass the time" in an army prison in Egypt 16 years ago. The 34-year-old bearded jazz musician,
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    Smallpox areas
    18 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Rawalpindi and Quetu. in West Pakistan. 1 have been declared infected with 1 smallpox.
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    Cyclist killed
    32 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A cyclist. Chew Leong Kirn 17. died or. I've spot today aftrr he was knocked down by a lorry carrying sand at the 3J mile. Gonibak Road.
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    i Eight accused of theft
    79 9 Eight accused of theft SINOAPORE. Mon.— Eight men were charged tn a magistrate';* court today with housebreaking and theft of property worth $7,692 from Qui Boon Hock and Co. in Bras Baaaii Road between 11.50 i p.m on April !S and 620 a.m. on i April 16. Carl Murray. Wee
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    Seven years for robbery
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Moi Tan Tlong Keng. 41. with 13 previous con fictions. was today jailed for seven years by the First Crimlna, District Judge. Mr Clicor Singh I tor robbery. Tan held up Sen Tiou Krat. 62. in a public '.oilei m Killiney Road on Mar 7
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    — Two die in crash
    59 9 Two die in crash IPOH, Mon. Phoon I Pin Slew, believed to Ibe the driver, and his passenger, Chu Sin Mm, were killed yesterday when the car in which they were travelling was Involved in a headon collision with another car at the 64th mile I p o n Penang
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    THE RIGHT TO DECIDE OWN DESTINY...
    202 9 THE RIGHT TO DECIDE OWN DESTINY. KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Lord Mayor of Brisbane. Mr. Clem Jones, said today that if the formation of Malaysia was welcomed by the people of the territories concerned, then other countries should have no fears about it. He said: "Each country should surely have
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    Opposition drafts a memo for Mr. Nara
    176 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The United Nai tions Under-Secretary I and Chief of Cabinet. Mr. C. V. Narasimhan. will receive a memorandum on Malaysia from opposition political pari ties when he arrives i here on Thursday. Mr. Narasimhan. who Is on a fact-tlndlng mission
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    Late returns cost $350
    57 9 PENANO. Mon. The First Magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. I today fined Chan Chun Pun 1350 when ho pleaded guilty to two CtaMgM of failing to fur income tax returns within th» required period for the years 1961 1 and 1962 Mr Nk lined Cum $175
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    When compulsory arbitration means no '—talks—
    201 9 When compulsory arbitration means no talks ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. P. P. Narayanan, has warned that the introduction of compulsory arbitration may well lead to n)»re "showing of muscles,"' without negotiations. In an article in the "Union Herald", Mr. Narayanan
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    rGAMMON MEN BACK AT WORK
    224 9 GAMMON MEN BACK AT WORK KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Fifty workers at the Gammon (Malaya) concrete factory at Petaling Jaya returned to their jobs today after a 10-day strike. They were protesting against the dismissal of a crane driver. Mr. Joosa Peter, who Is secretary of the employees tpam on the
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    Tensing meets old friends
    44 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Shcrpa Tensing Norkay. loconqueror of Mount Everest. 10--day had a happy reunion wan friends in the 1/10 Gurkha Riflfs at the Majldee Barracks when lv motored up from Singapore. Tensing is on a week's visit to Singapore.
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      114 9 YOU VIEvT] THE NEW 23 RECEIVER 15 NOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Rental 27.00 per month Hire Purchase 32.00 per month List Price J 725.00 lets discount for cash Special rentals for Rediffusion sound subscribers Free room aerial Free maintenance replacements BEFORE RANGE OF 14' 19 AND 23' WSm RECEIVERS
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      134 9 1 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB NOTICE I Our auditors have reported as follows: "We certify that the Big Sweep tickets withdrawn from sale in the sweeps held in conjunction with the race meeting ending on 21st April, 1963 were checked by us and that corresponding marble numbers in the thousands position
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      466 9 Today's Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA STk^SKfiUK NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Epilotrue: 11.00 Close Down. SERVICE 41.7 METRES OAnirt CIMrADnOC AM.: 6.00 Time Signal. Ne*a- RADIO SINGAPORE ra-Ku: 6.02 Morning Melodies: i mi nn m uivr cinvifF--7.00 Time SKmal. The News; I 4;""^ 7.10 News Commentary; 7.15 mmtTivivr «fbvk Song Time; 7
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      DECORATING MAGIC
      526 10 With wallpaper you can give a new look \yALLPAPER is becoming the main attraction in interior decoration. Bright coloured designs against a subdued background dominate the home scene. In oftices, too, the new face lift is given with wallpaper. Colour or design There's much to be said about
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      BEAUTY EXPERT TO GIVE TALKS
      136 10 BEAUTY EXPERT TO GIVE TALKS niiiiiiiiiiiiinii ONE of Hollywood's leading beauticians Miss Dorothy KildufT, will arrive in Singapore this Sunday to conduct a series of fashion, make-up and beauty demonstrations and lectures. Since her last visit to Singapore in 1961. she has travelled through many countries as an "ambassadress of
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      S' HOUSEHOLD
      70 10 HOUSEHOLD HINTS BEFORE painting over a knot, nil any small holes with plastic wood or wood putty. When this has dried, sand smooth and apply a sealer or shellac. Give baby his cod liver oil whiie he is undressed for his bath. Any spills can be washed off in the
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      How do you fit in that swimsuit?
      137 10 How do you fit in that swimsuit? rpHERE is much truth in what Mr. John Wonsik, a member of the Life Guard Service in Miami had to say about women who wear swlmsuits. He said: "It Is not so much scanty suits worn by younger swimmers with neat figures which
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      WORKING WOMEN
      161 10 FOUR out of five Polish women under 50 have jobs in industry. Radio Free Europe, which keeps tabs on what goes on behind the Iron Curtain, reports this and the following findings from a survey published In a Warsaw Trade Union newspaper: The average Polish woman rises at
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      320 10 Straits Times Crossword ■H BBj Bbl ■BBBBBr ACROSS 6. Sort of bird a large quan1. Good repast lor a mollusc. tlty turn up In port (7). anyway (10). 7. Something useless as a rule, 6. Many in ihe Welsh peninsula possibly, about a degree <6). look fierce (6). 8. Were
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    Why we are not going to Jakarta, by Spore newsmen
    163 11 Why we are not going to Jakarta, by S'pore newsmen SINGAPORE Mon. The Singapore National Union of Journalists today commented that the "primary objectives" of the Afro-Asian Journalists' conference besflnninj? in Jakarta on Wednesday appeared to be "more political than professional." Mandate la a bulletin to members. the S.N.U.J. said
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    Lock icon Non-natives give up their guns
    127 11 rpHE Sarawak GovernX nunt's drive to gather guns and ammunition from non-natives in thr territory for security reasons is now in full swing. Hundreds of people have already surrendered their arms and more expected to give up their tuns within the next few days. The
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    Man in 'solitary' at police lock-up
    431 11 'SHOW CAUSE' ORDER TO MINISTER j SINGAPORE. Monday i Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. in the High Court today granted an order nisi on behalf of Chok Koh Thong, a political detainee, directing the Minister for Home Affairs and the police
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    Bachelor pose costs $300
    74 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Jaafar bin Ahmad. 27. an operator in the Fire Brigade, and father of three, txwed as a bachelor before a kathl m order to marry another wife. Mr. N. A. cfßozario. a district judge, was told this today when Jaafar admitted a charge of
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    Dr. Toh tells U.S. of defending Malaysia
    117 11 CAN FRANCISCO, Mon. Indonesian "in- cursions" will oblige the new Federation of Malaysia to raise substantial defence forces when it is established in August. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, Singapore's De- 1 puty Prime Minister. said here today. Indonesia's anti-Malaysia attitude had two motives,
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    Double charge of rape
    72 11 I KLANG. Mon. A stallholder. Ismail Nalna Mohammed. 42. of j Goh Hock Huat Road, appeared in-; the Sessions Court here today on' I two charges of raping two girls at' his stall. Ismail was alleged to have raped! 1 a 17-year-old girl at his stall
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    X-ray expert arrives
    63 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— An X-ray engineer from ihe World Health Organisation. Mr. D. R. E. Ernborg. arrived here today from Manila to assist in the establishment of a training school of radiography at the General Hospital. Mr. Ernborg will Btav in Singapore lor two years, during which I
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    Exchange plans more trading rooms
    139 11 Exchange plans more trading rooms j^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Plans for trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange in Ipoh and Penang are being considered, Mr. Lee Kai To, newly-elected chair- i man of the exchange, I said today. "We are now examining the technical aspects of setting I up trading
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    HE WILL LEAD TEAM TO U.N. TRADE TALKS
    81 11 KIWI.A LIMFIR. Mon The deputy permanent secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Mr. Lew Sip Hon. will head the Malayan delegation to the United Nations Commission on International Commodity Trade in New York from April 29 to May 8. it
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    New Bar member
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Mon— Miss l_m Kilrne; Lian. a law craduaie of ihe University of Singapore, whs i admitted to the Bar by the act- in? Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. today.
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    Pineapple board wants two men to boost sales abroad
    176 11 Malayan Pineapple Industry Board is to send two men abroad to promote sales of Malayan pineapples. One officer will work In America and the other in West Germany. The board today called on Federal and Singapore I citizens between 30 and
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      114 11 ALL-STEEL MINI-TRAVELLER j/fM |ufl HP^ CRP^ i&&. *!*£s THIS IS THE TRAVELLER YOU CAN AFFORD This Morris Mini-Traveller is so versatile, so practical yet so thrifty! Amazingly low in price and inexpensive to maintain it gives you up to 50 miles to the gallon. From bumper to bumper the Morris
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      Ideal prefab material
      84 12 SOVIET research workers have developed what is said to be an ideal building material for prefabricated construction, according to a report in the London Financial Times. The material, developed by the experimental construction factory at Luberts outside Moscow, is made from waste wood, with cement and waterglass,
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      NCR Asia training * school started
      191 12 NCR Asia training school started T<HE National Cash Register Co, has begun im- plementing its South-East Asian technical training school scheme in Singapore with the arrival of Mr. Kenlchi Kasahara, one of its overseas technical instructors. Mr. Kasahara, of NCR's Tokyo factory, came direct from the United States where he
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      MAERSK LINE'S NEW SHIP ON MAIDEN TRIP
      291 12 rVHE Maersk Line has added another vessel. Henriette Maer&k, *o its already large fleet of ships sailing around the v/orld. The 9,150-ton Henriette Maersk arrived in Singapore yesterday on her maiden voyage around the world, commencing from Japan where she loaded cargo for
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      Japan's vehicle record output
      62 12 The Japan Automobile Industrial Association said Japan's production of motor vehicles during the last financial year ended March 31 this year, totalled 1,035.579 units, an all-time record. The amount consisted of 301,882 passenger cars. 722,322 trucks, and 11.375 buses. The association said this showed an increase
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      BOUSTEAT, DIRECTOR ASSUMES XL POST
      71 12 BOUSTEAD DIRECTOR ASSUMES KL POST ]V|R. E. C. TOKELEY L 1 (above), a director of Boustead and Co. Ltd., Singapore, has been transferred to the company's Kuala Lumpur branch. Mr. Tokeley, former chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, succeeds Mr. J. A. Gibson, branch manager, who has
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      U.S. FIRMS SEEK AGENTS IN STORE
      274 12 U.S. FIRMS SEEK AGENTS IN STORE WIDE RANGE OF PRODUCTS OFFERED CEVERAL United States companies are seeking distributors in Singapore to handle their products, according to the latest issue of Singapore Trade. The companies include: Frame's, of Call fornia, which is planning to market portable electric generators and spraying equipment
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      LCI. man to meet Malayan doctors
      92 12 I.C.I. man to meet Malayan doctors AN executive of 1.C.1, in Britain will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday to meet the Malayan medical profession and conduct a sales course. He is Mr. Ray Booth, of the Pharmaceuticals Division, who during his four-day stay in the Federation will discuss with
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      'Thinnest' Japanese watch now available
      153 12 'Thinnest' Japanese watch now available A LEADING Japanese watch company has introduced into the Malaysian market what is claimed to be one of the thinnest wrist-watches ever invented. The manufacturer Is Citizen Watch Co. Ltd. of Tokyo whose president, Mr. Elichi Yamada. visited Singapore last September to announce the company's
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      Copra: Cheaper f.o.b. offers
      67 12 Imports of copra Into Singapore amounted to about 2.000 tons last week and as a result of cheaper fob. offers which attracted some buyers, business has been passing at near 529 per plcul levels, says Lewis and Peat. Philippine copra In London fluctuated narrowly during the
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      N.Z. business
      37 12 Although there are uncertainties over Government economic policy, and the long term export problem, business optimism In New Zealand appears to be rising, stated the April edition of Australia and New Zealand Bank's quarterly survey.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. (■-I.M K \L invrstment and Induv du*trial <%harv«> opened the week on a firm note. Rises outnumbered falls by three to two. Stronger demand f-r Leadrnt was ;i lpaturc. (Mi and base metals werr quif and steady while loans continued linn. eft.A is/7 Mount Ilia U7
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 14 /MINESE Prortuc. Eichanft. Singa- port nttn pricti p*r picul yatttrday: Ctcanut *ll: bulk J42] teller*, drum S4JI seller*. Capra: April May L'K/Contlnent $27j buyer*. Ptppcr: Muntok whit.- $160 «eller.«. Sarawak white Sl3~i neller*. special Sarawak black $110 sellers, garbled I .imports black $110 sellers. ASTA SliOseller*. tinmpari Coconut
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    243 14 Ship* lying alangtid* tha iinjaptro Mirhour wharvat or tiptctod to today art: L-|y**es ::7 2S. Her>ne^ Tainei>i* .IS 3y. Marquisten IM, PoKObov 10 11, Cbowa Maru 8 7, Llpis N.W 2. Ulenosle 35 36. Van Noort Ji 2«. LAertes 33/J4, Surat 13/14. Capetown Mam 1/2. Uaiahln Maru
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    44 14 On thi' frii cichangt market In Hon.; Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar wan quoted at 5.76« for T.T. and 5.741 for oath. Starling waa quoted at 15 Vi and ona taal t( xtld at Mfc, All Malayan ■lehanfi Bankt' Attoclatitn HBM uncbankxd.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE QUIETER AFTER FIRM OPENING
    718 14 From Our iMarket Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange opened the week firm with a bit of a flourish, but later conditions quietened down and the turnover was fair. One surprising fact which was commented on yesterday was the strength of the industrial section, where
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    25 14 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stork Indices April 20. April Mi Industrials: lot;.;,. 106.79 Tins: 114.28 1 1 3..~> t rubbers: 107.50 107.50 Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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    * MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE *
    744 14 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE COMBINED business intheSinßa--1 pore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in bracket,*: INDUSTRIAL! HouMrad (2.000) (1.63. (4.000) SI. 80: Ounlnpt 52.T5 91.. (4.000) n.TI, (4.00U) S2.TB: Cast Smalt H >'- St.. (3.000 i $3.14, I),
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    137 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) April 22. TDrec months Ounlops 16 cts. Darny 4<i. Ksso 21 cts. C Storage 4 )d. K. ft N. 18 cts. 8. Traction 1/3 Gammons 11 ct*. I WauKh 13 cts. Shrll 15 cts. M Krew 30 ct*. Stramshlp 7 ct*. M. Cement 18 eta. s.
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    Straits tin price eases: Rubber market idle
    432 14 STRAITS tin declined In Penang yesterday for the first time in a fortnight by $2,621 to $451.75 per plcul. The estimated offering also fell by 10 tons to 230 tons. Renewed strength was evident In tin in London on Friday morning which finally
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 14 April 22. .MALAY \N RUBBER PRICE: 76 i cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $451.75 (down $2.62' 3 Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    273 14 \IAV flrtt grada rubber twylrt f.l.b. tlo«od at S p.m. in Singatwrt and Kuala Lumpur yoitarday at 76] centa per Ib. up a quarter of a cent. The tone waa inactivo. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M.R.E. elating prico In etntt per Ib yttttrday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyera
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      52 14 NOTICE P.W.D. NOTICE Old Road Marang Town will be closed to all traffic for a distance of 300 yards from Its junction with the New Road at Marang Perry for the purpose of Co.istructlnf? a Bridge over the river with effect from 22nd April. 1963 until further notice STATE ENOINEER.
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      2547 15 NOTICES NOTICE THE IPOH BRANCH of Outhrle and Company (Malaya) Ltd, bave pleasure In advising their many friends and customers of their move to new and improved premises In 8/10 Button Road, Ipoh. with effect from Monday 22nd April. 1963. Our telephone number remains the same at Ipoh 2241. THE
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      Lock icon Memorable week for punters, bookies
      510 16 Memorable week for punters, bookies 1 ONDON Mon. That was the week that was. A week memorable I in the history of British racing. First a horse that had been I officially scratched turned up ]at Wetherby. in Yorkshire, and pulled off a big coup. Hundreds of miles away at
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      Record sale of yearlings
      78 16 SYDNEY. Mou. An Australian and New Zealand record tor .--.ilr of racehor-r yearlings was created lal the annual Sydney salrs lusl ended, reports Keith Hooper. For the lirst time takings exceeded A£500.000. In the four days selling 530 were sold for an I asm-estate of AX574.245.
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      513 16 BOXING SWEDEN'S Ingemar Johansson former world heavyweight boxing champion. stood groggy after being under a count at the final bell as his hand was raised for a points victory over Britain's Brian London here yesterdar.. The otherwise dull and uninspiring 12-round contest erupted Into
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      It pays to be patient with Dark Romance in Singapore Derby
      452 16 RACING with Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE, Mon. i JOCKEY Johnny Wilson let out a little secret after winning the $25,000 Singapore Derby on Dark Romance II at Bukit Timah yesterday. "Dark Romance II is a beautiful horse to ride but
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      Morrison misses 'double'
      183 16 Morrison misses 'double' SINGAPORE. Mon. J. Morrison of SRC missed the rare feat c, double hattnek in the Junlox cricket tournament match against BODCA on the padang yesterday. Morrison, who had figures of six for lti. tooK the wickets of Aruruugam and Thurlow with the last two balls of his
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      Charles sends Houston records tumbling
      198 16 Charles sends Houston records tumbling GOLF HOUSTON (Texas) 11 Mon. Bob Charles of New Zealand yesterck«. won the MS 150.000 Houston golf classic with a final round of 69 and a record 72-hole total of 268. Charles sent a string of records tumbling. He bettered the tournament's 72-hole record of
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      IN BRIEF....
      110 16 rKYO. Mon. Two world Mumming records (ell here yesterday during the final evenu of a two-day swim meeting between Japan and Australia. Australia's Robert Windle. 19. broke the world 200 m freestyle record with a time of 2:0.3 (old record 2:0.4). Later a Japanese relay smashed the world
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      124 16 SPORTS DIARY Sd( KR IBIAN Mil in TOVKNET: Group B" HK v K<> I p.m.>; Group "A' Malaya v fitirma <9. boUi mnufics at Pfnanij). Group 'A' ThuJuiid India (5 p.m.. Taipingi. STOBC Uiv. 2U: SRC V RAP Selcmr A' (padmng); Div. 2B: Serangoon MY v Kdllang Airport (Firnr Pki;
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      Lock icon India can do us a favour
      631 17 TODAY IS D-DAY IS ASIAN YOUTH SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP Asian youth soccer WIN OVER THAIS WILL RESTORE MALAYAN HOPES By NORMAN SIEBEL: PENANG, Monday |X> MORROW will be Decision Day in the fifth I Asian Youth Football championship here and in Taiping. The three teams
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      SINGAPORE , WITHDRAW PROTEST j
      131 17 SINGAPORE WITHDRAW PROTEST DENANG, Mon.— The Asian Youth Football Tournament Appeal Board, which was to have met today to consider an appeal by Singapore. cancelled Its sitting "A meeting became unnecessary because Singapore withdrew their appeal," Mansor bin Osman (Malaya), chairman of the board, told the Straits Times. Singapore, Inche
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      Sambanthan Cup entries
      44 17 IPOH. Mon.— Entries from Indian soccer teams in Perak are called for the Dato Sambanthan Cup competition. The affiliation and entrance fee is $20 and entries should reach the secretary, Perak Indian FA. 10 Jalan Buyong Said, Ipoh. before May 7.
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      Thailand and HK lead
      223 17 All tne scorers: Sem* PisanuyaI Una (Thai) 6: Quah Kim Lye (Spore) 4. N. Thanabalan (Mali 4. Pak lin Son <S. Kon-.n 3. Y;myon; Na Wongkal (T.\u> 2. Ibrahim Mydin (Mai) 2; Lee Seuiig An (S. Korea) 2; Chau Hung HKi 2: Yuen Kuen Choo (HKt
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      Tengku tells the Malayans: Don?t be discouraged
      307 17 Tengku tells the Malayans: Don 't be discouraged By OH KEE TIANG: PENANG, Monday rpHE PRIME MINISTER and president of the Foot- ball Association of Malaya, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today advised the nations youth football team not to be disheartened by their 1-0 defeat by Cam- bodia last night. "You
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      Steven wins by a wheel
      68 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. Steven Urn (Malacca) won the 100 kilometres cycle race over the Pasir Panjang circuit yesterday. In a thrilling finish the first four riders crossed the line almost together. Steven, who clocked 3hr. 3min. beat Singapore schoolboy A. MacLeod by only a wheel, with
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      ASIAN COACHES MEET for FIRST TIME IN THREE-DAY CONFAB
      234 17 PENANG. Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today declared open the first conference of Asian football coaches at the Asian Youth Football camp at the Malayan Teachers College In Buklt Glugor. five miles from rhc city "The organising of this
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      MALAYSIA AAF CREATION AGREED
      188 17 MALAYSIA AAF CREATION AGREED By FRANCIS BOEY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon North Borneo. Sarawak. Singapore and Malaya have agreed in principle to merge as one athletic body to be known as Malaysian Amateur Athletic Federation. Representative* of the associations who attended the exploratory meeting held at Merdeka Stadium yesterday decided that
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      Marines on goal spree against IRC
      154 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. a! five-goal feat by the State's I regular inside-right, Ibrahim Mansoor. highlighted Marines' 1(M) victory over Indian Recreation Club in their SAFA league first division match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Marines' centre forward i Omar Awang helped in the I goal-feast
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      $68,600 'gates' from first
      181 17 $68,600 'gates' from first 4 days FNANG. Mon. K A.M. the organisers of the current fifth Asian Youth football championship for the Rahman Gold Cup, have collected from the first four days' matches almost half the money needed to meet their expenses. After today's rest day. the tournament will continue
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      JAIDEEP GIVES CLASSY DISPLAY
      392 17 JAIDEEP GIVES CLASSY DISPLAY V. NAYAGAM TENNIS By ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Jaideep MukherJea, 21, played classy tennis to beat Malayan champion S. A. Azman 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 in their Davis Cup singles match at the Selangor Club courts today. India beat Malaya 4-0 in this eastern score semi-final tie. The
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    494 18 Malayan journalists (minus Othman) leave SINGAPORE, Mon. A Malayan delegation left here tonight for Jakarta to attend the Afro-Asian Journalists' Conference but one of the 15--member team. Inche Othman Wok. was left behind because he could not get a visa in time. Inche Othman Wok said lie hoped to join
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    66 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Man. The Straits Times group of newspapers today received $518.96 for the National Patriotic Fund. The groups total to date now .stands at $91.07. Contributions today were from the management, star! and workers of Linden LNtate. Malayan American Plantations Ltd.. Scudai. Johore <5327> and
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    56 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water Will be cut off tomorrow in Day Road, off JuroiiK Road 10 m.s. from No. 61 to 314. and in Balmeg Hill from 9 njn. to 5 p.m.. and also in Loroni? J. Telok Kurau Road, from Telok Kurau Road Junction up to the canal,
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    Before the 'storm'
    81 18 ORDERLY LINE-UP TILL SHOUTS OF PAH' OUTSIDE CITY HALL THE QUIET BEFORE THE STORM. Relatives of detainees massed before the City Hall in order, with posters, banners and slogan-bearing umbrellas, before shouts of "Pah!" ("Beat") sent them storming into the building to attack a handful of policemen.
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    Nara: Most – people in I Borneo back Malaysia
    156 18 Nara: Most people in Borneo back Malaysia MANILA, Mon. The U.N. Under-Secretary. Mr. C.V. Narasimhan, said today he found a firm endorsement of the proposed Malaysia Federation among the majority of people in British Borneo. Mr. Narasimhan arrived here from Jesselton for a twoday visit in the course of a
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    Club committee
    27 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. A pro-tern committed ol the newly-formed Singapore Talent Club has been elected to unite all prolessional and amateur Miow business personalities in Singapore.
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    417 18 LONDON, Mon. But for the restraining Influence of the situation in the Middle East, it could well have been a boom day In the stock markets. With the longed-for expansion In exports becoming a reality In March and with good company statements continuing to help, the markets
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    85 18 An eagle attacks glider ADELAIDE. Mon. A glider had to take evasive action over Renmark aerodrome in South Australia when an eagle attacked it. The club instructor. Mr. Ron Wingate. and a pupil. Mr. David Burgess, were in the glider at about 1.500 feet when the eagle attacked one of
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    360 18 Govt acts on Jakarta report on Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Monday.^ Till] Federation Government is taking action with the Indonesian Government through diplomatic channels about an article in an Indonesian journal which accused Tengku Abdul Rahman of "taking away* 1 Che Saloma^ singer wife <>!' film actor-director P. Ramlee. The journal
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    63 18 ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL DETAINED SINGAPORE, Mon. Police today detained an official of the Singapore Rural Residents' Assoria tion under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. He is (hew Ah Menu, a member of the Mgaate> ing section of the association. Hr \\as arrested at the SRKA l-ranrh oflice in Victoria Street.
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    43 18 CABLE RECEIVED from Cnn.n* .-n <jf K.l.inlama. hv tH'lovrd muthrr of Kandanamy 4H Troiaoti I: MRS. FLORENCE SWVNY yearn, j*' Mr short Illnei.* ,i <;.H urtei;e Irnvr* Kilo Chuan Avrmie for Church Of The Holy Knir.ilv :it p.m. and thencr to HnU'i
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