The Straits Times, 2 May 1963

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    19 1 ,lVt«A(.i: DAILY Ctt.-IFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    'MAKE-OR-BREAK'
    405 1 Pelaez on ministerial talks TRIPARTITE MEETING IN MANILA WOULD BE A CRUCIAL ATTEMPT TO SOLVE THE DISPUTE OVER MALAYSIA' MANILA, Wednesday VICE-PRESIDENT Emmanuel Pelaez of the Philippines said today the forthcoming meeting of the foreign ministers of his country, Indonesia and Malaya will be a crucial "make-or-break" attempt to
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    Lock icon Pelaez is angry at murder plot charge
    144 1 MANILA, Wed. The Philippine VicePresident, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, has hotly denied a charge made in Congress that he was implicated "in a plot to assassinate President Diosdado Macapagal. Mr. Pelaez. now in Tokyo, sent a telegram to the Foreign Office here in which
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    RUSSIANS SHOW OFF ROCKET MIGHT
    381 1 May Day in Moscow MOSCOW, Wednesday. Rodion Malinovsky, the Soviet Defence Minister, gave a warning at the annual May Day parade in Red Square here today that "the danger of a new world war is not over" despite Soviet peace efforts. He attacked plans for
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    Airline job for Catherine
    49 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Wed. Catherine lob (ltttt Malaysia i disclosed today that she lias accepted an offer to become an airline hostess and would be stationed in Singapore. Meanwhile, the Brunei Alliance Party is planning to staije h motorcade procession to accord Catherine a heroine's welcome.
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    Lock icon Disaster area
    29 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Kennedy today declared Guam, a Pacific island territory, a major disaster area as the result of damage caused by Typhoon Olive this week. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Moss retires
    18 1 LONDON. Wed. Stirling Moss, the British rarlnc driver, today announced his retirement from motor racing. Reuter.
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    Nerdeka NOW for Borneo territories, Soekarno demands
    509 1 Nerdeka NOW for Borneo territories, Soekarno demands JAKARTA, Wed. As Indonesia formally took over administration of West Irian (West New Guinea), President Soekarno today demanded independence for the British Borneo territories. Dr. Soekarno told a rally of 70.000 people at Ambon. Moluccas, that "some people *say that because we sympathise
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    Greater targets ahead—by Lee
    839 1 Greater targets ahead— by Lee 'PROSPERITY IN MALA YSIA WILL DEPEND ON UNITY OF WORKERS' A MAY DAY— CALL TO GIVE FAIR SHARE TO LABOUR— SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. told a May Day rally in Jalan Besar Stadium tonight that in the greater security of Malaysia
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    Lock icon Very drunk Sarah is fined £2
    76 1 f ONDON. Wed.— Sarah Li Churchill. 48-year-year-old actress daughter of Sir Winston. was fined £2 at a London court today far being drunk and disorderly. Wearing a fawn mackintosh and pink beadscarf, she pleaded guilty and said: "I am very sorry." A polii-p witness
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    Lock icon Outsider wins
    56 1 NEWMARKET. Wed. Only for Life, a 33-1 outsider, today won the 2.000 Guineas, the first of the season's classics, by a shorthead after warding oft a desperate challenge by the Irish colt lonian, starting at 18-1. Third of the 21 runners was Corpora, which started at 100-6. Crocket,
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    Lock icon Death among tourists
    97 1 TOKYO. Wed.— Two mem- bers of an American tourist croup in Japan died today, one in a seaplane crash and the other in a suicide leap from the sixth floor of a hotel. Mr. Walter S. Harder, of Monroe. Michigan, died tlm morning with six Japanese while
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    Lock icon In Peking, it's fun in the sun for three million
    221 1 In Peking, it's fun in the sun for three million pEKING. Wed. Pek- ing was a riot of colour, noise and people today as the Chinese capital celebrated a gay May Day under spring sunshine. Exploding firecrackers, the beating of drums and gongs, music from hundreds oi loudspeakers, spectacular parades,
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    Lock icon Police charge
    35 1 AMSTERDAM, Wed. Police with truncheons charged and dispersed a group of 100 Dutch Communists who demonstrated here last night against the arrival of the Burgomaster of Barcelona. Don Jose Maria de Porcioles. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pearson talks
    26 1 LONDON. Wed. Mr Lester Pearson. Canada's new Prime Minister, arrived here by air today for talks on world Issues with Mr. Harold Macmlllan— Reuter
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    Lock icon Another move for a truce in Laos
    198 1 Another move for a truce in Laos VIENTIANE, Wed. Neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma returned here late yesterday from a meeting with Pathet Lao leader Prince Souphanouvong; and said a "mixed commission" would be set up to work out an effective ceasefire. The Premier added that the "mixed commission" would
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Nik gives new Laos pledge to Kennedy
      403 2 WASHINGTON. W.d DRESIDENT Kennedy Lust night received Mr. Khrushchev's assurance that the Soviet Union would work to presepe the neutrality and independence of Laos. The assurance was brought to the President by Mr. Averell Harriman. Under-Secretary of State for Political Affairs, who conferred
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      31 2 BANOKOK. \\>d —Ninr:y-thre« i -more American Peace Corps vol untefr* will arrive here soon to reinforce the 139 already working in Thailand, the U.S. Embassy Mid I today.— Reutir
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      Lock icon Apartheid: Algeria acts
      74 2 INITED NATIONS. Wrd. Algeria said yesterday it would be the first country to force South Africa to change its .ipurtheid policy. —by launching a total bnvcuii Hi that country as resolved by the United Nations last year. Mr. Abdel Kader Chanderli. resident Algerien representative, told the special
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      Strongman Park decides to stand for polls
      218 2 Strongman Park decides to stand for polls SEOUL, Wed.— The South Korean strong man, Gen, Park Chung Hee, has decided to run for president in the civil elections this year. It was reported today. The Chosun Ilbo. quoting Informed sources, said this was disclosed by Premier Kirn Hyun Ctv.U during
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      Cabinet meets
      28 2 JERUSALEM. Wed. The I»raell Cabinet met yesterday to consider the threat posed to Israel by the new Arab Federation and the uneasy situation In neighbouring Jordan—U.P.l.
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      Lock icon World's Bahais meet
      102 2 CENTENARY OF FOUNDING OF THE FAITH THOUSANDS of followers of the Babai faith are in London attending the Bahai world congress which opened this wrek. At left are three colourful delegates. From left: Maija Ravola of Finland, Niuoleave-Tuataga of Western Samoa and Bodil Skodstrup of Oslo. At
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      Lock icon Thai mission
      32 2 bWne. Wed— A ttrodp of 34 senior officers of Thailand's Army. Navy and AJf Foree members of Hie National Defence College—arrived here yesterday for a four-day visit to Switzerland— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Red guns open up
      24 2 TAIPEH. Wed. Chinese Communist shore batteries tired 61 sheets at Quemoy and another IT at Matsu on Monday night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Malaysia—a 'formidable bulwark'
      225 2 Malaysia a 'formidable bulwark' TOKYO, Wednesday TWE English language 'Japan Times said today x that Malaysia would prove a "'formidable bulwark" against Communist attempts to increase their influence in South-East Asia. At the same time, an editorial expressed doubt over the Philippine belief that the new Federation might bring Communism,
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      Lock icon All quiet in Jordan
      24 2 1 AMMAN. Wed.— Jordans frontier areas were reported quiet and normal following Monday's announced state of emergency along frontiers. Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. leaves Kashmir riddle to Sandys
      201 2 KARACHI, Wednesday. TTHE United States is leaving to Mr. Duncan i x Sandys. British Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary, new efforts here and in New Delhi to find a settlement of the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan, reliable sources said last night. The American
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      Lock icon Buffalo thieves are caught
      51 2 BANOKOK, Wed.— Thai border police captured three of ten Cambodians who had allegedly crossed into Thailand to steal water bul- faloes after a gunbattle last week. Police reported that one of th» captured Cambodians was a girl. The other Cambodians made o J with 11 buffaloes.
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      Peace prize
      38 2 MOSCOW. Wed— Modibo Keita, Preafctent of the Republic of Mali. baa been awarded the Lenin Peace Prta» for 1983. it was announced last night. Mr. Keita travelled to Moscow last summer on an official vi^it.— UJ?J.
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      Lock icon EX-PREMIERS TO BE TRIED
      140 2 DAMASCUS. Wed TTHE Government last A night ordered former President Nazem-el-Kudsl, three former Premiers and 18 other political and military leader* committed to trial 'ipublic enemies." A communique by the National Revolutionary Council, which led the March 8 revolt, said charges included disruption of the union
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Five-nation ban on N-weapons and bases
      209 3 Five-nation ban on N-weapons and bases SANTIAGO, Wednesday. y\ Latin American countries have joined forces to create a nuclear-free zone by signing a joint declaration that they will pursue this aim in the U.N. and ban from their territories nuclear bases, weapons and tests. 1 The five countries Chile, Bolivia.
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      Lock icon Fiance goes to divorce court with Jayne
      72 3 Fiance goes to divorce court with Jayne LOS ANGELES, Wed.—Aclrr>.s JajTM Mansfield took a trip across the Mexican border yesterday to win a "quickie" divom- from her iniiM li-m.in husband Mickey llargitav. Miss Mansfield gave incompatibility as the grounds in a brief courtroom appearance at Juarez, just across the Mexican
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      U Thant leaves for Geneva
      48 3 NEW YORK. Wed. U Thant. Secretary-General of the United Nations, left by a:r today for Geneva. He will vWt the DJf.H European headquarters in Geneva and la'.er v.iil traxel to Bucharest and Belgrade at the invitations of the 1 Rumanian and Yui:n-;hiv Govern■Reuier.
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      Lock icon Women's peace pilgrimage
      52 3 1 GENEVA. Wed. Thirty women from Japan, the United States. Canada and South America arrived iirro yesterday to appeal to the ttWMWaI conference to make a new effort for peace. The women, members of a peace nilKrimace movement, came from Rome where they were received by Pope
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      Lock icon Floating station
      29 3 MOSCOW. Wed.— A Soviet floating scioiiti.-t station known as North Poles 12" has gone into operation in the pokir region, the news agency T;>ss reported yesterday— U.P.I
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    Dr. Castro with Soviet leaders
    52 3 Dr. Castro with Soviet leaders pUBAN Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet digniv taries line the top of Lenin's tomb in Red Square during a welcoming rally for Dr. Castro in Moscow. From left are Soviet Premier Khrushchev; Dr. Castro; 'President Brezhnev; and Presidium members Shvernik, Suslov; Kocyghnin and Polyansky.— U.P.l,
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    Lock icon Restaurants refuse to serve UN delegate
    140 3 Restaurants refuse to serve UN delegate NEW YORK. Wed. Two restaurants at Raleigh. Carolina. yesterday refused service to Liberia's representative to the United Nations. The S and W Cafeteria and the Sir Walter Hotel dining room refused to seTve Miss Angle Brooks, also Assistant Secretary of State for the African
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    Lock icon EIGHT GUESTS SAY NO TO FARMER'S BRIDE
    108 3 SALISBURY. Wed. A white farmer In his fifties said last night hv plans to marry a 22-year-old African girl on May 8. Mr. Stuart Fuller-Sandys, who came from New Zealand 23 years ago and farms near Que Que. Southern Rhodesia, said In a
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    Queen Juliana
    37 3 THE HAGUE. Wed. Queen Juliana of the Netherlands celebrated her 54th birthday yesterday and stood with her family outhide Soestdijk Palace, near Utrecht, to watch delegations lay flowers and presents mi the Palace steps. Rcutfr.
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    Lock icon A seagull damages giant airliner
    93 3 PRESTWICK (Scotland), Wednesday A SEAGULL at Prestwick Airport yesterday da- maged one engine of a jet airliner and caused a full-scale emergency. The gull hit the engine soon after takeoff on a flight from London via Prestwick to Montreal. A Trans-Canada Airlines spokesman said the
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    AT SIX HE FACES A LIFE OF CRIME...
    106 3 AT SIX HE FACES A LIFE OF CRIME... T ONDON, Wed. —A six-year-old boy who broke into a furniture shop and stole £213 would "embark on a life of crime" unless action was taken xjuickly. a Juvenile I court* at Chatham, Kent, was told I yesterday. The boy. said to
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    Lock icon £1,150 m. cost of education
    54 3 LONDON. Wed.— The Education Ministry said yesterday the Government spent about £1,150 million last year on education, more than on any other public service except defence. The Ministry's annual report, "Education in 1962," said the figure was part of a continuous upward trend in public
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    Lock icon Kennedy delays Rome visit
    65 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. Presid-| ent Kennedy will not go to Rome but will confine Ins Italian visit in June to Milan, it was learned yesterday. The trip to Rome will be saved for next year when President and Mrs. Kennedy will pay their State visit, originally scheduled
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    Lock icon America's one-a-day rocket plan gets under way
    130 3 America's one-a-day rocket plan gets under way WASHINGTON. T Wed.— The United States will deploy inter-continental ballistic missiles at the rate of one a day during the remainder of this year, the Defence Department said yesday. The announcement came as the Air Force accepted the 100 th Minuteman II RM
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    Lee at May Day rally
    152 4 PROF. ELLIOT GETS A MEDAL FOR GOOD WORK IN UNION MOVEMENT THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (top) speaking at a May Day rally organised by the National Trades Union Congress at Jalan Resar Stadium yesterday. The rally was attended by delegates from several
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    Parade of floats for Vesak festival
    165 4 Parade of floats for Vesak festival SINGAPORE, Wed. Highlight for next Wednesday's Vesak Day celebrations here commemorating the 2.057 th anniversary of Lord Buddha will be a procession of decorated and illuminated floats. The procession, organised by a number of Buddhist organisations a■ d temples, will tour the rural areas
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    2 Hollywood friends in S'pore on 2 missions
    377 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two old-time friends from Hollywood, author-fllm producer, James Clavell, and actor Benson Fong, flew into Singapore tonigtit on the same plane to accomplish two separate missions one personal, and the other, professional. Mr Clavell, author of a best-seller called "King's
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      340 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'THE following Is today's sche- p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML x dule of civil aircraft move- 173) 9 pjn.; from Penang. Kuala ments at Paya Lebar airport. Lumpur (ML 107) 5.50 p.m.; Singapore: from Jakarta (ML 206) 9 p.m.. ARRIVALS from Brunei. Kuching (ML 431)
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    DRUG CASE WOMAN PC: I WANT A HIGH COURT TRIAL
    143 5 KANGAR. Wed. A woman special constable, accused of attempting to drug members, of the Kangar police force, told the Sessions Court here today she wished to be tried in the High Court. I had not giver, my consen* to being
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    265 5 Detainees in 'solitary': Lee's assurance to Mr. Sandys LONDON. Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is anxious to end solitary confinement in Singapore as soon as possible, and has given an assurance to Mr. Duncan Sandys, the British Colonial and Commonwealth Secretary. Mr. Nigel Fisher, the Colonial Under-Secretary.
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    Massage girl loses $1,000
    79 5 KLANG. Wed— Miss Yee Tai, '.'(>. a massage parlour girl, has reported to the police that she lost Sl.OOO which she said she kept in the pocket of a pair of jeans in her room last night. She said she had withdrawn the money from the
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    Sultan at Town Hall show
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The first phase of the National Languaee Month in Selangor ended with a variety .show at the Town Hull here tonight. More than 300 guests Including the Sultan of Selangor, attended the show.
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    Flag day
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The i Selangor Cheshire Home will hold a Hag day on May 10 to raise funds. The organisers hope to raise $7,000.
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    DEADLINE UP: THE HUNT FOR GUNS IS ON NOW
    256 5  - DEADLINE UP: THE HUNT FOR GUNS IS ON NOW GEOFFREY GELDARD From Kuching, Wed fHE deadline for handing in guns and ammunition by non-natives i* Sarawak's First and Second Divisions and parts of the Third Division has been reached. From tomorrow the police will begin searching for the arms not
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    Marriage helped my ; singing career-by —Tina—
    220 5 Marriage helped my singing career-by Tina— OINGAPORE, Wed. Marriage for blonde Tina Lame turned out to be a stopping stone to a successful singing career, although she gave it up when she married Maior Bernard Fullertor. Bhe said today: "When I married Bernard I gave up singing to become an
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    TASMANIA SEEKS A SINGAPORE EXPANSION ROLE
    220 5 TASMANIA SEEKS A SINGAPORE EXPANSION ROLE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rnHE possibility of Tasmania playing a more act- ive role in Singapore's industrialisation programme will be discussed tomorrow at a meeting between the Tasmanian trade and goodwill mission, now in Singapore, and the Economic Development Board. At a Press conference today, the
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    Malaysian touch—by minister
    125 5 Malaysian touch by minister SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said last night that the contributions of Indian dancers and music composers in Malaysia "must be of a creative kind" If they were to have any Impact on Malaysian culture. He said: "They must use traditional Indian
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    Specialist Shamsiah speaks to Rotary
    69 5 Specialist Shamsiah speaks to Rotary KIM LUMPUR, Wed. Che Shamsiah bint* Mohamed Zain, (above), a specialist trainee at the Teachers Training College at Cheras Road, today spoke to Rotarians here about learning to teacb the deaf One hie requisite was to crt the public to welcome deaf children anywhere, she
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    A procession of floats, cars
    64 5 TAIPING. Wed.— A proc;*>Mon ol 30 floats and 70 cars, all gaily decorated, followed by a public rally here yesterday evening ended the first p/>aso of this year's National Language Month. The procession s'.urted iroin Cator Avenue and wound its way through the town, round
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    Personal calls on arrears
    54 5 Personal calls on arrears KAJANO. Wed.— Members of the lllh mile Cheras Local Council will go out on Friday. Saturday and Sunday and personally urge people owing money to the council to pay up. The nine councillors, led v>v Mr. Tan Hong, the chairman, will tour the mw village with
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    Welfare meeting
    18 5 KAJANO. Wed The Ulu Liingui District Welfare Com- inittec will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday.
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    Sultan to open new building
    52 5 PAHIT BUNTAR. Wed.— The new District Office building her* built at a cost of $155,907, will be declared open on Saturday ny the Sultan of Perak. Completed in October last year, the new building will also accommodate the Town Board and the District Rural Development
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    Extortion bid case acquittal
    69 5 MALACCA. Wed— Tan Ho Oln.l 22. a building worker was yester-' day acquitted by the Sessions Court here on a charge of attempting to extort money from the driver of a tourist bus frcm Klang at the Junction of Bukit China and Eager-ton Road on Aug.
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    Sultan on .tour
    28 5 BENTONG. Wed. The Sultan of Pahang began a weeklong oiticial visit of Bentong district. He will open the new Cathay Theatre in Bentong on Friday.
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    Asia's vineyard: Australia
    194 5 Kuala Lumpur. Wad EXPORTS of Austra■Ci lian wines and spirits to Asia are increasing by about 20 per cent each year, Mr. Rupert Hudspeth, the Australian Trade Commissioner here, said tonight. •This is significant, because wine drinking as a social grace Increases as standards of living Increase.'
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    A quiet wedding for late Sultan's —son—
    274 6 A quiet wedding for late Sultan's —son |POH. Wed.— The Raja 1 di-Hilir of Perak. Raja Ekram ibni Sultan Yussuf Izzuddin Shah. 39. second in line to the throne, will marry a teenager at a quiet ceremony on May 10 at the Istana Isltandariah at Kuala Kangsar. Raja Ekram Is
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    Body of youth beside track
    54 6 KLANO. Wed.— The body of a routh was found beside the railway track near the Klang railway station today. An identity card found on him showed bis name as Mohanrmed Nor bin Maneol. 18. of Sab ik Bernam. A police spokesman Mid that the body
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    'Terang Bulan': A protest
    59 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Malayan Chinese Association's Youth Section today protested against the playing of "Terang Bulan" at a reception for delegates to the Afro-Asian journalists conference in Bogor. near Jakarta. It issued a statement saying that President Soekarno's act in ordering the tune to be
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    Stray cattle: An assurance
    75 6 Stray cattle: An assurance KLANO. Wed The Town Couucil nere. at us monthly meeting today. ga*l an assurance that proper measures would be taken by the authorities in dealing with stray dogs and cattle. This followed a complaint by a People's Progressive Party councillor. Mr. Fung Ah Chat, that recently
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    'Dangerous man' jailed
    360 6 'Dangerous man' jailed FIVE 'DUD' CHEQUES CHARGES IPOH. Wad. A FORMER newspaper reporter in Singapore, Ranjit Singh Gill, 28, who had earlier been described by the Ipoh Sessions Court president as a 'dangerous man to be loose," was today jailed for 12 months on five charges of issuing cheques that
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    Ramani leaving on Saturday
    64 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —Mr. R. Raman!. Malayan delegatedfMgnaie to the United Nations, will leave by air on Saturday at 5.20 p.m. for Singapore wi route to New York to take up his appointment. Mr. Ratnam was originally schedu!ed to flr to New York tomorrow. Representatives of
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    Contractor jailed for cheating
    252 6 IPOH, Wednesday 4 CONTRACTOR and former assistant manager a of a mining company here. Yeap Kirn Swee. 41, was today sentenced to 18 months' jail by the Sessions Court on three counts of cheating. He was Jailed: FOR 18 MONTHS for cheating Mohamed bin Hajl Sahil,
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    $95 MORE FOR THE PATRIOTIC FUND
    91 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Straits Times group of newspapers today received $95.30 for the National Patriotic Fund to bring the total to 594.770.33. The latest donations wert from: Sekolah Pelajaran Lanjutan l Secondary Continuation School) Kuala Klawar.g. Jelebu. $16 80; Selengor members of Prime
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    M.P. admonished
    41 6 KANGAR. Wed.— lnche Othman bin Abdullah. M.P (or Perl;s Utara. was admonished and discharged In the magistrate s court here yesterday for failing to furnish particulars of the driver of hn car in connection with an alleged traffic oflence.
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    'Prompt' NZ aid for Malaya in case of aggression: Eyre
    304 6 'Prompt' NZ aid for Malaya in case of aggression: Eyre it. LUMPUR, Wed T^EW ZEALAND'S Minister of Defence. Mr. Dean J. Eyre, said today that his Government would "deal promptly" with any request for assistance by Malaya in the event of aggression. In doing so. he added. New- Zealand would
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    I-cards: Two are discharged
    70 6 JOHORE BAHRU Wrd.-ln men. who were charged on Ocv 31. last year, for the dLsposal of 16 unissued Frrieration blue ldrntity cards Wsteh had been fttoleu. m diven a discharge r.o' asioun-.-tng to an acquittal by a magistrate's court here today. InsDector George Barabaa w.d police
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    $366 from bring and buy sale
    45 6 KL'ALA LI'MPCR. Wed.— T!^ Wednesday Morning Club of th* YWCA today raised $366 from it« bring and buy -ale at YW.C.A. headquart s More than 150 t attended the sale, which w in aid of the Y.W.C.A. building fund.
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    CAR SPILLS AND CATCHES FIRE—FIVE ESCAPE
    100 6 CAR SPILLS AND CATCHES FIRE— FIVE ESCAPE IPOH. Wed_A laboratory assistant. Foong Meng Yew. 24. and fonr others travelling with him bad a lucky escape when the ear he was driving overturned and burst into flames while trying to avoid a scooter in Lahat Road here yesterday afternoon. Foong. of
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    Man who warned the world of the new Japan...
    1913 7 Man who warned the world of the new Japan... THE LIFE AND HARD TIMES OF LAFCADIO HEARN. NEWSPAPERMAN EXTRAORDINARY... ONE night during the bitter November of 1871, Colonel Cockerel I, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, received a visit from a frail, short-sighted youth named Lafcadio Hearn. Despite the intense cold
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    DEATHS
    34 8 CAPTAIN CEORCE CLAUCHTON of Manrtarinprar" aged .%6 paMaed away 1 ••■■•fully at nnth April Iravlng >rhlnd »if. living at KirK.pl Uanaton »ih noor. rial aa, Hon«- uni:. now at ISt, Krnt La« Road.
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    MISSING
    38 8 M »"rW< fill (Minimum) CHARIES WARREN DUNCAN furmrrly uf Trnnanl frrrk Nonhtrn lirrltory. Would any p»r«un knowlnt ••ir whrrrahoutt of Ch;irirt Warren 'unrun, Mlnrrologitt or F'rtrocraphtr. !■'.«>. commuairata with Cutbbart Morrow Mutt Chaw, Kolicltora. l.vdmnl Ktrrrt, Ballarat. Victoria.
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    191 8 M Wmrdm tl* fHimtmxm) NEW LOOKING IDEA Vr»i- dlatol tart a mor> MMM »i'i» TnitrMr'i >. ai an good Harm, 10 M •ttla, FIUIRXL PUBLICATION* LTD. r:\ it* all Teai-hera and book addirt* ■o hrow nr In thvlr «how rooms at r HIM r r. Yallty Road, Hmtapor*. FOR
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    25 8 i».., n< Him.) YOUTH FOH CHRIST "S ■.-•pint--1 1. M.r l.i".. I :in mi Memorial Hall Speaker Mr. Jiinmv GSM Bwn one wel-
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      Tools For The Job
      691 8 The Afro-Asian journalists cnitcicnce m Jakarta has disappointed some of the hopes <>f it.s sponsors, largely perhaps because of the ineptitude ol the conference organisation. The confrontation resolution* have been approved, and the last official act of the conference before delegates adjourned to Bandung for the
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      Pity the Ref
      300 8 There is not a better or moi c respected football referee ir. South-Tast Asia than John Ferguson. Whether the respect in which he has been held by players of the game and the public is really shared by the football authorities in Singapore will be known, however,
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      S'pore M.C.A.
      229 8 Many old-timers in Singa- pore politics are re-entering I the arena under the banner of the Malayan Chinese Asso- ciation. The committee Mr. Tan Siew Sin has appointed to revitalise the Singapore branch of the party is studded with familiar names. They include Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, a
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    Beginning of the end for King Hussein?
    887 8  - Beginning of the end for King Hussein? PATRICK SEALE FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR JORDAN'S RULER AFTER LAST WEEK'S RIOTS FROM EIRUT. WEDNESDAY- LAST week's riots in Jordan are the first fruits of the agreement on the union of Egypt, Syria and Iraq. Isolated against her will from the mainstream of unity,
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      Water crisis muddle
      225 8 THE Government is to be congratulated for its decision to distribute water to households during the current unprecedented drought in Muar. But the authorities concerned deserve a brickbat or two for the way it has met the problem. FIRST, water rationing should have been started three or
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      79 8 ONE of the commentators recording the performances at the recent Orand Prix twice misused the Latin-derived word "Immaculate" for the English word "faultless." He was not original In this for it has often been similarly used by commentators on batting and bowling at cricket, goal kicking at football
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      105 8 QOMETIMES being a little late at the cinema, my husband and I find that we are In plenty to time to see advertising matter (which we have seen many times before), but we are most annoyed and disappointed to find that a newsreel. in which we are most
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      153 8 HARKING is a nightmare for most motorists in Singapore. To aggravate this already bad situation, second-hand car dealers along Prlnsep Street, Short Street. Rochore Canal Road and Middle Road, have taken up more than their fair share of parking space by arranging their second-hand cars lor sale along
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      48 8 CAN nothing be done to stop those rather unstable lorries from dropping so much laterite on East Coast Road? Not only is there one solid bank of this stuff on one side, it has now started to creep up Bedok way. It is disgraceful. TAXPAYER Singapore
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      Anthem insult
      52 8 I FULLY support the Tengku's .statement and your leader (S.T. April 30) that It is most unbecoming of the Indonesian Head of State to insiut our National Anthem. If he wants to show his opposition towards Malaya and Malaysia. he did not have to do it this way.
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      104 8 - rpHE reader who complainX ed about blaring radios has my deepest sympathy. After living here for just over a year, my ears are still not attuned to the cacophony of noise that surrounds my house during the evening. And now to make matters worse we have television, a
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      159 8 WHEN I exchanged my old identity card for a new one I was issued a blue card. As my mother is a Federal citizen I would qualify for citizenship on reaching my 18th birthday. I was 18 recenily and applied to the registration odice for a Federal citizenship certificate.
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    Franco puts the clock back 25 years
    415 8 10XDON. Wed. I hr -x«cution of Julian Grini ail. a Communist. Tor alleged crimes committed Oaring thr Civil U'ar has nut only oprnrd old uounds inside Spain but imposed a *rvc re >train upon her relations with the outside world. In many capitals,
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    'SNATCH' GUNMEN HUNT STILL ON
    160 9 'SNATCH' GUNMEN HUNT STILL ON SINGAPORE. Wed. Police today stepped up their hunt for the four gunmen who snatched a $30,347 payroll from the Straits. Times job printing department in Ans o n Road yesterday. From dawn today detec- tives conducted a house-to- house search in the Tanjong Pastar area.
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    YWCA meeting
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR Wed— The YWCA here will hold its annual j meeting at 6.30 p.m. on May j 13. Th«« v ting will be lollowed ov a dinner.
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    10 days of talks on educating the blind
    159 9 KL'ALA LL'MPL'?. Wed The second Asian ton- ferent> on Work for the Blind will be held here for 10 days from May '1 with 18 countries taking part. Delegates and observers will come from India. Ceylon. Okinawa, Thailand. Indonesia, Vietnam. Philippines. Hong
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    Headmen learn
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Minister of Health. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ha;i Talib, will open a civics course for 36 kampong headmen from Kuala Selangor district at the public health inspectors' tr-iinir.s school ball in Young Road tomorrow.
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    A glut—but no 7 1/2 C eggs
    574 9  - A glut but no 7 1/2 C eggs TONY HERMON Housewives say that if the Poultry Farmers' Association is right 'someone is making money 9 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. JUST where are those locally-produced eggs selling at 7$ cents each? That's what housewives here would like to know. According to
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    Body found in sea
    60 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The body of a Chinese was found this morning In the sea off Telok Ayer Basin. The dead man is about 55. 6ft. tall, slim and had no Identification papers on his body. His relatives or friends are asked to contact Inspector Mahmud bin
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    Armed robbery
    36 9 ALOR STAR. Wed. Three armed robbers held up a shopkeeper. Ang An Tuan. 32. at th* 34tli mile of the Kodiang-Arau Road last night and escaped with $139 in casji and Jewellery and cigarettes.
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    No truth in that 'dumping' report, say dealers
    249 9 No truth in that 'dumping' report, say dealers SINGAPORE. Wednesday. ■FGG dealers here today denied that dumping of eggs from China in Singapore had forced down prices in the Federation. Referring to a Kuala Lumpur report that eggs from China were being told wholesale at three cents each, the president
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    Lock icon 55 cases o£ egg-borne disease from China
    118 9 55 cases o£ egg-borne disease from China I ONDON. Wed— Flfty-Hve of 115 cases of paratyphoid notified in England and Wales up to April 20 this year occurred in outbreaks associated with the Uhe of Chinese eggs products in bakeries, the Health Minister, Mr. Enoch Powell, said yesterday He told
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    Off to Britain
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Mr Lee Dang Fook. general secretary of the Federation Armed Force> Civilian Staff Union has left for Britain on four-month trade union scholarship under uh« Coiomoo Plan. i
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    TINA WINS A TRIP TO HONG KONG
    87 9 TINA WINS A TRIP TO HONG KONG APRIL TV Queer." Tina Moore, 17, student model, receives congratulatory kisses from run-ners-up Aileen Yap 22, (left) and Alice Woon. 17. Tina, who was elected by five judges at the AprH ball in aid of the Can En* Seng School Old students' Associations
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    Foreign policy debate
    55 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The University of Malaya Graduates Society will hold a discussion on i the fore.gn policy of the Alliance Government at the Arts Theatre "A" on Sunday at 8.30 p.m. It is open to the public. Speakers Invited to the discussion include representatives from the
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    It would kill me, a lawyer tells C.J.
    152 9 ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A defence counsel who told the Chief Justin- Dato Sir James Thomson. today that a witness had changed his story II to 20 times, was asked by Dato Sir Thomson to "che the U different occasion*." Dato R. P.
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    Journalist in to find facts
    70 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Mr. Charles Taylor, Far Eastern correspondent of the Toronto Globe and Mall is in Malaya on a twoweek "fact-finding" visit. He will write a series of articles on Malaya and the creation of the new Malaysian Federation. He will interview the Minister
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    Formosa gives up dual citizenship
    190 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE Nationalist Chinese Government no longer A subscribes to the principle of dual citizenship. It wants the Chinese in Malaysia to be loyal to Malaysia, the Director of Information. Inche Mohamed Sopiee. said today. He was speaking to newsmen at the airport
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    Course on civics
    20 9 KANGAR. Wed. Eigir.een nirmbers of the Perils Kamponga Rural Development Committee ■re attending a three-dajr civ:e» course
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    Jakarta's envoy 'hopeful' of better relations
    177 9 Jakarta's envoy 'hopeful' of better relations SINGAPORE. Wed. The Indonesian Ambassador to Malaya, Lieut-General Diatikusumo. arrived here from Kuala Lumpur today and told reporters he was "hopelul' that relations between Malaya and Indonesia would improve. "We are always hopeful, as long as we have the good things in life—peace, love
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      473 9 Todays Radio, T V programmes RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORTWAVE SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEUIL^ J'*™* "T"k. 4TS METRES A.M.: 6.00 Time signal. NeAM- 600 Oood Morning; Rara-Ku; 6.02 Morning Melo--601 Morning Prelude; 7.15 dies: 7.00 Time Sl K nnl. the news; News; 7.20 Breakfast Bulletin; 7-10 News commentary: 7.15 730
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      Living out of suitcases is fun for Canadian singers
      467 10 Living out of suitcases is fun for Canadian singers pj.W'K you cvw beoi "on the go" travelling from one country to another lor almost a year and found yourself grumbling about the inadequacy of your wardrobe? Travelling with only a couple of suitcases especially by air leaves you no choice
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      207 10 HOUSEHOLD HINTS IF two gla.s-sfs are jammed. one tnsjMe the other. I peur >ome cold water Into the inner glass and stand the outer one in very warm water Leave for a few minutes and they j should separate easily. Do not try to wrench the glasses apart. You will
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      89 10 BROOCHES are back in fashion. With the shift dress in mind the new jewels feature huge broo- ehes to give dramatic foil to the simple lines of the dress when they are worn pinned dead centre front. Some of the brooches measure as much as three inches across,
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      304 10 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBS yard, possibly, and something 1. Very quietly goes Into another to eat (3-5) store, seeking a plug (7). a. Sailor explained gat's pars' Look on a scholar's retire- doned ment as a mearu of seeing a 13. Chief thing to go worn*- In a biblical city
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    NEW BODY TAKES OVER SINGAPORE RUBBER MARKET
    386 12  - NEW BODY TAKES OVER SINGAPORE RUBBER MARKET GEOFFREY BOLAND By YESTERDAY was a historic day as tar as the structure and administration of the Singapore Rubber Market the largest in the world was concerned. For yesterday saw the handing over of the executive functions of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce
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    K. L. SHARE BUSINESS
    495 12 pONSIDERING that the V Singapore trading room was closed for the May Day holiday yesterday the Kuala Lumpur section of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported a fair amount of business written. Business was spread evenly through both the industrial and tin lists, but in no instance
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    84 12 THK Federation MinUter or Finance ha« flxed these price-, for ralrulatins; customs duties for the week beginning on May 2. ;uM>ri irn(«. a Ib. O|ir.i 5442 a lon. rvnnul oil 5730 a ton. •aim oil MJH9 a ton. 'aim kernels 5382.50 a (on. Iron ore 526 a natural
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    136 12 MELBOURNE. Wrd. JNVF.STMfcNT and indu>trial xhare* attain fluctuated narrowly in a steady market with move.-s about in balance. ICIANZ gained 6d. and olonial Sugar lost 6d. to provide the not- .ib.c moves among the leader*. 1 A.O.G. recovered a lurther 2s. 3d to 455. 3d. in an otherwise
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    RUBBER PRICES
    260 12 MAY first trad* rubbtr ouysrs 1.1.1. clstad at S p.m. in tinsaasrs and Kuala Lumiur ysttsrday at 761 tenta per ll>. do»n a quarter of a cent. Tba tone »aj dull. S.CCH A and P.M R.I. clasini priaas In tenta par Ib. yesterday: Int. t R.S.B. prompt fo.rv
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 12 May 1. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: Ml cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $452.75 (up 621 cents). Estimated unofficial offer ing 250 tons (up five tons).
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    70 12 V.MIPI in P«rt JwotHnhjm tsday: Whirr garths: Falatna. Viaut Kai■tft Hal L.f. RfifanaalrlD. Bill* VVatcr. Aalarkcrk. Urrln. A;unu»n Maru. Achilles, atrrl Apprentice. I'wnt Narth Shars: I ronoh D.tawaCsr Pinii i'iiv of Bourne. Vrndorm H» !v»rd. sup Vrllairn, Sum' Johort, Ro*pac. Tobus Dm Taday: Bornro, Straat Cook. Horn
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    38 12 ON :na Iraa axahanga markit In Hong Kom, ymtsnU? tb« U.I. dallar »v quoted at S 76 for T.T. and 5 74| for sash. tuning «v quotad at 18.M aad ana taal af gald at 2521.
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    12 12 Rubber: Tint: April March 76.89 rtt. 75.49 cts. J4J«93 $444.89
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    Slight rise in tin price: Rubber market quiet
    428 12 rpHERE was another moderL ate rise of 62i cents in the Straits tin price yesterday to $452.75 on an offering of 250 tons, up five tons. In London on Tuesday a good tone continued to characterise the tin market. In the aggregate
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    New synthetic
    35 12 Dow Corning too* announced commercial availability o! a general purpose high strength 50--duromeier siiioone rubber designed for modelling, extruding, and calendering applications. Nonsticky, the stock requires no special handling techniques, said the company.
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      356 12 NOTICE AUCTION SALE •i SINGAPORE PROPCRTITS To be held in our Sale-Koomi No*. 4 A 4-1. ulhrr qua, on TUESDAY. 14th MAY. IM> at 2.39 p.m. ESTATE OF K. J. LOPEZ. DECEASED. 1. Nos. 380, A, B and 382/A/B. Easi Coast Road. Freehold land and one block of 3-Sioiey R
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      720 12 SELANGOR TURF CLUB NOTICE Our Auditors have reported as follows: We certify that the Big Sweep Tickets withdrawn troni the Sweep of 27th April were checked by us ar.d stor.d under seal until after the Oweea was drawn. We funher tertUf that the numbers torre.spoiiu;ni? to ihe rlcket numbers uithdiawn
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      748 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOR STOREKEEPER j SPECIAL GRADE. APPLICATIONS are Invited for I appointment to the post of Store- keeper Special Grade In the Electrical Department. Brunei. Applicants should not be more than 45 years old. EXPERIENCE: Applicants are expected to be thoroughly familiar wiih the
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      505 13 Continued from Pafe S) SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* Si (Min.)— Box It eta, txtrm WANTED Experienced Book-keeper to take charge ot a complete set of books and work Independently for a ■mall private limited company In Singapore. Only those with experience need apply. Box A6OBO B.T. B'pore. ELECTRICAL DRAUGHTSMAN required,
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      3804 13 LOST tt Word* SI (Min-y— Bom It et*. tatrm tSO.OO PBWARO for ntun of A«fa colour Sim with Sherpa Tenzlng pictures contained tn stolen Contaflex camera No. 861/02. Len* No. 15M194 Telephone is pore) *****. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES It Word* SS (Mm.) Box It et*. txtrm WELCOMING A QUALIFIED Accountant with
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      1561 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Singapore invites applicI at ions for m i One Temporary Assistant Structural hngineer In Class 111/ II of Uie Senior Officers' Salary Scales is69oxAS4s- 1 $1280 Bar $1325 -$1370--$1420*. Point ol entry will: depend on qualifications and experience. Qualifications: I M.I Struct. E. or exemp-
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      984 14 FEDERATION OF MALAYA 1. Applications are invited from I Federal Citizens and from per- 1 manent serving Government Offi- cers. Including those on probation for appointment as DIETICIANS in Uie Ministry of Health on a salary scale of $452 x 19-566 578 x 19-654 plus Cost of Living Allow- ance
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      882 14 I of Agriculture on a salary scale I Of 5628 x 34-934 982x34-1,254 plus Cocrt of Living Allowance at current rates. The qualifications re- quired are: U> Chemist: ia> au Honours Degree in C •.eniisirv of tae Uni- vtiMiy of Maiaya or outer recognueu culverMiy; ana (b) in iwo years'
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      821 14 GOVERNMENT VACANCIES brochures and litera- i ture on training. (vU) To eventually taice over full and complete charge of the respective Training Unit* of the National Productivity Centre. QUALIFICATIONS: A. Iraiuui* «v lnvetUsauut Ullllri i.»L4lHfciujiii. .u--cuumuic/ a> iiu.,i>uia Degree ol the biuveiiuy oi .uaiaya or I ol uUiei nMgMMI UUINW|;
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      834 14 Organisations or Colombo Plan during the period of their probation. Allowances fur such courses will be In accordance with condi- tioiu laid down by these Organisations. The posts are pensionable and successful candidates will be required to serve on probation fcr 3 yeais In case of direct entrants and 1
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      509 14 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS for Oonstructiao of Road Formation from 9th 12th. M.le Along Gula Koad. Krian will be received at the Office of Jurutera Nettc'i JateUa Kerja Raya. talk, Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on the 14th M.iy. 1G63 from Contractors in Classes A -C Ht.id V.
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    Jega to leave US next week
    351 15 Jega to leave US next week UOUSTON, Wed.—Ma- nikavusagam Jegathesan will be going home to Malaya next week with almost a full season of American track under nis belt. The 19-yiar-oi(i Malayan sprinter, who .set a record at the Asian Games last yrar with a 21.3 time lor ihe 200!
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    DRAWN MATCH
    24 15 IPOH. Wed. Police held sth Battalion. Royal Malay Regiment. to a 2-2 draw in a. League Dlv. 1 hockey match her* today.
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    Vietnamese champs v Snr. Clubs
    74 15 CINGAPORE. Wed.— Customs Sports Club, the Vietnamese League soccer champions, play the opening gam« of their Far East tour here on Friday. The tourists meet a Singapore •Senior Clubs XI at Jalan Besar bt.idium ikickoff 7 p.m.). Customs, who are scheduled to am* tomorrow, will
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    Services select Ogilvie
    319 15  -  TEOH ENG TATT 'MISSING' STAR TO MAKE CUP DEBUT By Singapore, Wednesday QAVID Ogilvie, the Singapore Joint Services' "missing" star forward, will show his wares to Jalan Besar soccer fans this Saturday. Ogilvie, former leader of the Hearts attack in the Scottish First Division, is among the
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    YOUTH SOCCER Yap will name six for State squad
    173 15  - YOUTH SOCCER Yap will name six for State squad JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, Wed— Several members of the Singapore Youth team will be recommended by the manager Yap Boon Chuan to Singapore Amateur Football Association selectors for inclusion in the State's training squad. Mr. Yap said that these player* had
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    SAFA must back Ferguson with action against soccer 'bullies'
    361 15  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By SAFA president Hussein bin Kamari has shown his determination to stamp out the law of the jungle in Singapore soccer by his announcement that SAFA will make a strong appeal to their FIFA-registered senior referee John Ferguson to
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    Kiat re-elected president .
    81 15 Kiat re-elected president SINGAPORE. Wed.— Chines* Swimming Club officials: President O. H. Kiat (re-elected); vice-presidents Aw Cheng Chyr. Soon Peng Yam. Fong Pin Chee. Ooh Chye Hin and T.m Kirn Chua; captain Woon Sui Km: vice-captain Llm Tele Pan; medical adviser Dr. Link Yew Hep; committee Tan K.iy Swan. Tan
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    First points to Kinta Indians
    106 15 First points to Kinta Indians IPOH. Wed. League Div. 1: defending champions Kinta Indians chalked up their first win when they beat Municipality 4-1 on the Municipal padang. Indians, who led 3-1 at half-time got their goals through Vincent (2), J. Balan and Ramadas Rao. Municipality's scorer was Yee Seng
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    TEN-TO-FOLLOW Noble Gesture hard to catch
    255 15  - TEN-TO-FOLLOW Noble Gesture hard to catch EPSOM JEEP's pENANG, Wed. 1 Epsom Jeep's ten horses to follow at the Summer Meeting which begins here on Saturday: Paair Pnteh Won first time out last month over 7f at Kuala Lumpur In the style of a champion; best on top of the
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    490 15 THE WORLD OF SPORT 'NIGHT-WATCHMAN' BINKS IN 2 CENTURY PARTNERSHIPS f ONDON. Wed. With Lt the second day lost through rain. Interest at Lord's yesterday centred on whether Yorkshire could top MCC's first Innings of 266-2 declared. On a placid pilch they reached meir target with MB| wickets down, and
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    NICHOLS SHOCKS TOP-SEED KIM TENNIS
    141 15 NICHOLS SHOCKS TOP-SEED KIM TENNIS SINGAPORE. Wed. John NlchoLs (RAF.) created n major upset In the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association hard court championships when he eliminated top-seeded T.B. Kirn 2-6, 7-5. 6-3 In the men's singles quarter-finals at Tanglln today. Results: Singles Ist rd Tan Puay Hlanq bt P. J.
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    S'pore to bid for yachting hattrick
    132 15 S'pore to bid for yachting hattrick SINGAPORE, Wed. Royal Singapore Yacht Club will make an all out bid f».r a hattrick in the Par Eastern Yacht Racing Federation Cup Regatta at Tokyj from Oct. 10-16. Singapore had won in two previous regattas against Thailand, the Philippines. Hong Kong. Macao and
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      159 15 SL hmpmh W The v L 3 Drink 1^ M High ■IS Society J?h WithSbda I 'V c MiA my 1/3 Campari I BsJy m 2/3 Soda water H^HmHI *F\"*¥m t* serve very cold jj^^^^H JrvvviJ^ I With Vermouth (Americano) i I J 1/2 Campari > v» c JLtf V
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      47 15 SPORTS DIARY SOCCKR SPORE Div. 3A: Arsenal "A" v BODCA (St. Geonte's Rd): Ncwtonltcs v Radin Maa (Farrer Pici: Alagappa v Buklt Timah (Fairer Pk>: SHB v Police 'A' (Furrer Pki. HOCKET TRlAl^^'por* State trial (Thomson Rd). BADMINTOV Prrik schoolboy* and rirh rhampionxhips -rfJAH hall. 2 p.m.).
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    NTUC awards Lee workers' medal
    252 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. *3 The National Trades Union Congress today presented medals to the Premier. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and eight other non-trade unionists for meritorious service to the trade union movement at its May Day rally at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The citation for the
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    Lock icon CRASHER CAROLINE
    82 16 WASHINGTON, We*. Caroline Kennedy, the President s the yrar-old daughter, last night tried to gatecrash .i glittering State dinner in her nightclothts but s\\r uj> thwarted by a nurse who chased her down the ■.tairv The State dinner, in honour of the Grand Duchess < harlotle nf Luxembourg,
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    Lock icon Four matches rained off
    87 16 LONDON, Wed Rain today washed oui the opening day's play at Worcester, where the West Indlan cricketers were due to begin their tour. Also rained off were MCC v Surrey at Lord s. Cambridge University v Yorkshire at Cambridge, and Sussex v Glamorgan at Hove. Tea
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    Satu rally calls on U.N. to supervise general elections in Singapore
    642 16 Satu rally calls on U.N. to supervise general elections in Singapore SINGAPORE. Wed A LABOUR DAY rally organised by the left wing Singapore Association of Trade Unions today resolved to urge the United Nations to conduct and supervise general elections immediately in Singapore. The resolution also demanded the abandonment of
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    Cash gifts for tragic mother
    91 16 j SINGAPORE. Wed— The Straits Times in Singapore yesterday received donations totalling SI 10 for Madam Mole Koh Chee. the "double-tragedy" mother, bringing the fund to $166. The donors are: Straits Times reader SlO and pensioner. Penang, $100. Mrs. Mok. a mother of eight. the
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    First aid contest
    45 16 SINGAPORE. Wed The imnual first aid competition for the late Dr. Essel Tan cups will be held by the Ha i Idas Corps of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. Singapore, at the Oan Eng Seng School hall on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    392 16 LONDON, Wed. The stock I markets ended a' satisfactory day on a firm note with cotton textile I shares closing strong and at the i day's best levels. Trading in this section was considerable. Olltedgeds had a quiet day. j Dollar stocks were quietly firm. Tins were firm.
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    Lock icon Seven-point 'Jakarta declaration' signed by 39
    409 16 JAKARTA. W«d 'piIK Afro-Asian journalists conference end--0(1 last night with the signing in West ,la\;i of ;i aeven-noinj "Jakarta declaration*' and agreement among the delegates t<> form an Afro-Asian journalists' association. Thirty-nine of the 45 delegates participating in the six day conference signed ihe
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    78 16 NAVAMANI AaOSbtCr of Mr »n«l Mr* time i B. *>M*r of Muhesrn C-inrs.-m and l*ri.\ parard ;i-<iy 1 ts.l. Kuni-riil »»me day. TAN CHONC BEO. «O. rrtlrwi <tor..k<>|KT of Jntiir. RUM niiddmly on 1...K3 Oirttgi I'avw 20t J.ilnn Lornt* 11 00 am. 3.5.<">3. THE REMAINS OF the lute Mr.
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      46 16 I.IIOHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Sinnaj pore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m yesterday Hi( best Lowest Kuala Lumpur 95 75 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 91 77 I Ipoh 9.s 7=> Malacca 93 75 I Singapore 91 75
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