The Straits Times, 7 May 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times I. Se Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1963 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    Lock icon SUBS FOR IRIAN
    304 1 LAST WEEK'S HEADLINE ~jj£j^l^ RTJiLnITTpI The Dutch had 20 at Biak and v~~*~~~ J no-one worried: Naval spokesman NOW KOTA BARU (West Irian) Monday THE Indonesian Navy intends to maintain frigates and possibly destroyers and submarines in West Irian waters*, Brigadier AM Sadikin, second deputy Chief of
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    Lock icon DOMINICA SET FOR INVASION OF ISLAND –
    318 1 DOMINICA SET FOR INVASION OF ISLAND SANTO DOMINGO. Monday. PRESIDENT Juan Bosch of the Dominican Re- public prepared openly to invade neighbouring Haiti today amid efforts by the Organisation of American States to head off a war. In Port-Au-Prlnce. President Francois Duvaller Rhe would never step under pressure and 5
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    Lock icon Conscience money
    63 1 TOKYO. Mon. Tho International Social Service of Japan, Incorporated, said today it had received A £41.000 from the Australian Government to be used for Japanese children fathered by Australians. The number or such children was estimated at 80 throughout the nation and 51 of them were in Hiroshima
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    Lock icon Refugees tell of 'reign of terror' in Haiti
    240 1 KINGSTON (Ja- maica), Mon. Two former Haitian army officers arrived here with their families and spoke of a "reifn of terror" by P r c s i dent Francois Duvalier of Haiti. They flew here yesterday after being driven at dawn in
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    Bomb blast before Red opera show
    76 1 HONG KONG, Mon. A time bomb exploded in a theatre here yesterday one hour before a performance by a visiting Chinese Communist opera troupe. It went off before the audience began to arrive. There were no casualties. PoHce have started an Investigation to see
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    Lock icon Norodom and Liu agree
    65 1 Norodom and Liu agree PHNOM PENH. Mon —The Chinese He*d of SUte. Mr. Liv Shaochi. and the Cambodian Chief of Mate. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, wld yesterday they had reached a complete Identity of views on all subjects discussed. They signed a Joint declaration In the illuminated dancing pavilion of the
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    Getting to the top
    39 1 NEW YORK. Man— A study of 100 New York heart patients! all under 40. showed that 91 per cent were holding down two Jobs, working more than SO hours a week or experiencing Job frustration
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    Lock icon 64 die in cinema blaze
    42 1 64 die in cinema blaze DAKAR. Mon. Six-ty-four people died when fire broke out in a cinema at Dionrbel. 70 miles from Dakar, last night. Diourbel. in south-west Senegal, has a population of about 20.100. No further details were immediately available. Renter.
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    Lock icon The lone survivor of B.C. 6 crash
    113 1 The lone survivor of B.C. 6 crash T^OUALA (Cameroun). Mon. Rescue teams j hacking their way I through dense Jungle on Mount Cameroun yesterday found one survivor of 55 people aboard the Air Afrique U.C.6 which crashed there on Saturday, according to radio reports from Buea. He was Joseph Capozzi.
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    Lock icon Govt calls in Buddhist priests — '—to exorcise barracks ghosts—
    151 1 Govt calls in Buddhist priests to exorcise barracks ghosts TJHE Hong Kong Gov- ernment and the Buddhist Association got together today to see what could be done about the ghosts in old military barracks. The spirits have upset Government servants working Ui the buildings, now used as temporary offices while
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    Drought is spreading
    593 1 Straits Times Reporters island wide 12-hour rationing of water, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, will be imposed in Singapore starting today. The new system of rationing will replace the present scheme of no water in three of the State's seven zones a day. Hospitals and
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    Lock icon 173 die in Egypt ferry capsize
    161 1 CAIRO. Monday. 173 men, women and children were drowned when a ferry sank on Saturday in the Nile opposite the remote hillside village of Karara, upper Egypt, according to police! estimates. Watched by hundreds of wailing villagers standing on the banks divers are searching
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    $60m. loan on novel terms
    401 1 $60m. loan on novel terms Development is aim of issue I OINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government next week will offer a $60 million loan to the public. This new issue, the sixth flotation by thi.s Government, will be used to finance the .second stage of the fouryear development plan started
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 I KILLED IN GANG FIGHT KB Mon >!• i I D •y iitabbrd t" A* ill three other* fared >n \;<» hor< Rn id four I paran Rannin i"' 1 l ill .iit~
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Soekarno: We'll be No. 2 only to Chinese
      252 2 Soekarno: We'll be No. 2 only to Chinese BIAK (Wcsl Nen (.iiiiu-a). .Mon President Sorkarno s.iid jresterda) that Indonesia would become one day thr second nation in the world. "We can never be tlufirst since the Chinese increase like marmoK' hr added He was speakms at rally at Mcraukc. 4"!
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      Lock icon SOLDIERS HELD FOR; MURDER REVENGE RAIDS —
      152 2 SOLDIERS HELD FOR; MURDER REVENGE RAIDS NAIROBI. Mon. Military and civilian police yesterday began investigating reports that British troops roamed Nairobi at the weekend. attacking bars and taxis, following last Thursday's murder of a 19--year-old soldier on the outskirts. Ea>t African Command headauarter.s fcaid five i soldiers were under military
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      Lock icon Relief appeal
      25 2 MELBOURNE. Mon.— Victoria 1 Bali Relief Committee has opened I m appeal to help victims of Indo- nesia's Mount A?ung volcanic eruption. Reutcr.
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      52 couples marry—on TV
      119 2 52 couples marry— on TV IT'S FREE, AND ALL THE EXPENSES ARE PAID, TOO JJEFORE a huge wedding cake. R couples some clad in Japanese costume and some in Western dresses Hup up in a mass wedding ceremony in Tokyo. Commemorating the 200 th TV broadcasting of a weekly programme
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      Lock icon Dead: The Minister shot by assassin
      146 2 ALGIERS, Mon. Mr. Mohammed Khemisti. the Algerian Foreign Minister who was shot by an assassin last month, died here In hospital yesterday. Air. Khemisti. 32. was shot in the face at almost point blank rangp in front of the National Assembly building In Alders
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      Lock icon Gurion plan to stop Arab aggression
      225 2 JERUSALEM, Monday. T*HE Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. David Ben Gurion, has proposed that the United States should conclude a bilateral defence pact with Israel as a deterrent against a potential Arab attack, accordin? to usually reliable diplomatic sources here The sources .said Mr. Ben
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      Lock icon Army chief is jailed
      83 2 TEHRAN. Mon. A military court yesterday sentenced Gen. Abdollah Hedayat, Persia's first four-star general and first Chief of Combined General Staff, to two years' military confinement and a $25,000 fine for embezzlement. The case involved charges of collusion with American construction firms bullc in t barracks
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      World's highest
      24 2 TOKYO. Mon.— Japan has (hi highest number of juvenile delln quents In the world— 2l6.ooo— an cording to figures published yes terday.
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      Lock icon Mao meets Albanians
      53 2 HONG KONG. Mon— Mao Tse-tung, the Chinese leader, has had "cordial talks' with a group of visiting Albanians, the New China news agency reported yesterday. He met a delegation of journalists led by Mr. D. Mamaqui. editor of the Albanian Communist Party newspaper, ar.d youth and traa>
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      Lock icon Kashmir talks
      34 2 KARACHI. Mon— The Briton and U.S. envoys to Pakistan, Sir Morrice James and Mr. Walter P McConaughy. yesterday discussed with President Ayub Khan new suggestions on the Indo-Paklxtan dispute over Kashmir.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Plain: More shots
      41 2 VIENTIANE. M' 'ii.- --Sporadic small arms tire was reported fmin the Plain of Jars arcH y a.s negotiations for b permanent peace between the neutralists nnd the Pathet Lao appear to havt been brought to a standstill.— Reuier.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon It's almost a victory for Alabama's Negroes
      429 3 TWH'SAXDS of singing, chanting Negroes marched past police lines to the Birmingham jail yesterday and sang and prayed for hundreds of racial demonstrators held there. Police and nremen under the command of Commissioner Eugene Bull) Connor aimed high-pressure fire ho.se* at the marchers
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      Lock icon Kennedy declines
      27 3 WASHINGTON. Mon.—Prrsident Kennedy has declined with regret an invitation to visit Northern Ireland during his trip to Europe in June, the State Department announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Russians admit: We found Hitler's body
      231 3 Russians admit: We found Hitler's body MOSCOW, Mon.— After 18 years the Russians have admitted that they recovered Adolf Hitlers charred body in his Berlin bunker when they smashed into the German capital at the end of World War Until now the official Soviet position has been that Hitler may
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      Lock icon A prince looks on
      81 3 ALL LITTLE 'boys love a parade and the "How I wish I was there" expression on three-year-old Prince Andrew's face proves him to be no exception. He is seen above at a window in Windsor Castle watching his mother. Queen Elizabeth, take the salute at the
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      Lock icon SHEPHERD BOY HAILED AS GENIUS
      118 3 SHEPHERD BOY HAILED AS GENIUS LOURDES (French Pyrenees). Mon. A week ago 19-year-old Remy Crampes was a Pyrenean shepherd boy. Now he Is hailed as a genius. He went with 500 others to the military camp at Auch to take the routine preentry intelligence tests for the army. As the
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      Lock icon Death penalty law change
      37 3 NEW YORK, Mon —New York State has dropped the mandatory death penalty for premeditated murder and kidnapping. Governor Nelson Rockefeller's office announced today. The new egislatlon comes into effect on July 1. Renter
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      Lock icon In Moscow for Trial
      36 3 MOSCOW. Mon. Mrs. Sheila Wynne, wife of a British businessman, Oreville Wynne, arrived yesterday from London for the trial of her husband and a former Soviet official on charges of spying UPI.
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      Lock icon ! 'Warden of ft Britain' title for Churchill . !—urged—
      176 3 'Warden of ft Britain' title for Churchill urged I ONDON, Mon. Mr. John Gordon, of the Sunday Express, yesterday ridiculed as "hardly adequate" the idea of an earldom for Sir Winston Churchill and suggested instead that Britain's wartime leader be created the first and last "Warden of Britain." "It is
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      Pilot dies in mid-air crash
      45 3 ROME. Mon Two Italian Air Force F-86 jets collided and crashed during an acrobatic demonstration yesterday. One pilot was killed, the other ejected lyOne plane crashed Into the roof of a nearby house, the other into a parked car.— DPI.
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      Lock icon Kozlov is too ill to retain post
      245 3 MOSCOW. Monday. A HIGH Communist Party source said here the illness of 55-year-old Frol Kozlov was grave enough to make it unlikely he could retain his post a.i a Communist Party central committee secretary. He Is partially paralysed I after a .stroke caused
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      Lock icon U.S. seeks new Polaris bases
      58 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. The United States is considering at least four Mediterranean countries as possible sites for a Polaris submarine base, Stat e Department officials said yesterday. The countries under consideration are Spain. Italy, Greece and Turkey, but officials stressed that no formal approach had been
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      Lock icon Italian Red demand
      29 3 ROME. Mon. The Communists, who polled one out of every four votes in the national elections last week, have demanded a place in the government. U.P.I.
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      Be Proud of Your English
      259 3 You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the i way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause! people to underrate you? You I are judged by your English. Thousands are
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      123 3 DANGER HER DIET IVIAY DESTROY HER Despite a full rice bowl, this girl may not be .getting a full supply of vitamins and minerals. World Health statistics show that many Asian diets lack a variety of meat, fish and fresh vegetables. This can make you subject to disease, weakness and
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      212 3 Coupon for FREE BOOKLET j THE REGENT INSTITUTE (DEPT. G/468C), PALACE GATE, LONDON, W.B, ENGLAND Please send me without obligation a free copy of "Word Mastery," with details of your special arrangements for Overseas students, i NAME ADDRESS B 8082 8 EXTRA STURDY... Built for Style Comfort! mm Sicirel Chair
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    Police Band concerts
    73 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore Police Band will hold concerts at the following places: Esplanade <5 p.m. 6 p.m.) tomorrow; Bukit Ho Swee (6 p.m. 7 p.m. i on May 9; Botanic Oardens io pjn.— 6 p.m. i on May 12: iii.i.igi t'oim c.C. it p.m. 7 pm.>
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    Lesson for air hostesses
    251 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The honey-blonde six-footer beautician from Hollywood today leaned over a high stool to remove dirt oil and then added clamour to an unmade-up face. This performance has been repeated hundreds of times in Singapore for the past week. Today, beautician Miss Dorothy KildufT. an
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    Breaking -. down barriers of race
    115 4 Breaking down barriers of race SINGAPORE, Mon. A social-educational series organised by the Chinese YMCA to break down barriers of race, creed and culture through informal group activities will begin on Wednesday. It will be opened by Mr. Chow Kia Song, first vicepresident of the association and chairman of the
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    Secondary schools debate soon
    84 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The student and youth department of the Chinese YMCA win hold the fifth annual Inter-secondary schools debate at the end of this month. It U aimed at stimulating interest in the technique of public speaking and self-expression. The school with the best team of
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    'HUMANRELATIONS' TALKS AT CULTURAL CENTRE
    126 4 'HUMAN RELATIONS' TALKS AT CULTURAL CENTRE SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Society for Spiritual Culture will hold a series of lectures on "human relations" starting tomorrow at the Cultural Centre. Tomorrow's lecture on "Personality and human relations" will be by Rev. L. Maynard Catchings, general secretary of the Malayan Council of
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    Students' recita
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Heralds Choral Society will present a piano and vocal recital by students of Mr. Samuel Ting at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday. The concert is in aid of the society's fund.
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    PRAYERS AND PROCESSIONS for VESAK FETE
    287 4 PRAYERS AND PROCESSIONS for VESAK FETE SINGAPORE, Monday. VESAK DAY. which falls on Wednesday will be celebrated by thousands of Buddhists in Singapore with colourful processions of decorated and illuminated do;* ls. Two processions organised by Buddhist organisations in Singapore have been planned for Vesak Eve and Vesak Day. A
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    Mission to build clinic and library
    88 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The 13 Centenary Committee of the Ramakrishna Mission has decided to build a library with a reading room and an outdoor clinic for use by all communities, a.s permanent memorials to celebrate the birth centenary of its founder, Swami Vivekananda. Cost of
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    Appeal for old books, records
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Old books and records are needed for a stall In the International Bazaar for the Blind on May 1 1 These may be sent to the Olde Booke and Muslcke Shoppe at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday. Total proceeds from the sale
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    330 4 T<HE following is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Zurich. Tel Aviv, Teheran, New Delhi, Bangkok (BA 710) 7.30 pm.; from Auckland, Sydney and Darwin (BA 721) 6.40 pmQantas; Prom Sydney, Perth (QF 733) 7.20 p.m.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    301 4 i LONDON, Mon. It was a rather disappointing day In stock markets After a promising start with buying stimulated by good I economic and business news, sentlmem came under the Influence of election uncertainties. A certain amount of pronanklng developed In equities and many of the earlier gains
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    RUBBER
    48 4 LONDON. Mon. Spot 224 d.. Junt W'id- July M^^l Au f »«/I6d.. July/Sept. 27 9/16 d.. Oct. Dec. 22* id.. Jan. Mar. Apr./ June 22 9/16 d.. -»«WS«Pt. 22 9/1 Oct./ Dec. I 22' id.. c.if. May 22 l/16d June a^*.. July 223 I6d. Tone: Very QUlet
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    TIN
    25 4 LONDON. Mon. Buyers £904.1 sellers £905. Forward buyers £9024. sellers £903. Settlement £904. Turnover a.m. 125 tons. p.m. 60 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Trustee elected
    23 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. V. K. Nair has been elected trustee of the Malayan Hindu Samajam and chairman of its building committee
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    Socialists and the 'Jakarta line,' by Mr, Cheah
    146 5 FLNAMi, Mon— The As-M-tant Minister of the Interior, .Mr. Cheah 1 hiuin Swe«\ last night arcuscd the Socialist Front of "trvint; to sell our country to IndoneM.l "It would mmb thpy are trying: to make us toe the Jakarta line." he told
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    Closer links with Afro-Asian unions urged
    381 5 Closer links with Afro- Asian unions urged KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. £LOSER ties between the Malayan trade union movement and democratic trade unions in the Afro-Asian bloc were urged tonight at an MTUC-sponsored rally to celebrate May Day. "By not actively participating in the AfroAsian organisations we have come to a
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    Motor-cyclists in crash
    46 5 IPOH. Mon A motor-cyclist. S:-. »d bin Ahmnd. 35. was family injured last night In a head-on collision with another motorcyclist at the Junction of Brewster Road and Anderson Road. Kong Shee Chocng. 20. the other motor-cyclist, suffered minor Injuries on his face.
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    Teachers recruited ,
    25 5 Teachers recruited KLANG. Mon. Eighty-nine; Islamic religious teachers, ammu them 38 women, have been re-' cnuted to teach in national type schools In Selangor lango
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    Sea carnival in July
    51 5 IPOH. Mon.— About 25.000 peo- I pie from all over Perak are ex- pected to attend thh two-day Lumut sea carnival on July 6 and 7 The carnival Includes water skiing. sailing. diving, crosschannel swimming, an aerobatlc I display and a float procession ay an oat
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    'LIVING FORCE' COUNCIL FOR BUDDHISM
    319 5 'LIVING FORCE' COUNCIL FOR BUDDHISM KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. T^HE national president of the Malayan Chinese 1 Association. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. today proposed the formation of a Buddhist religious council for Malaya to make the religion a "living force with real meaning and purpose" for its followers. Mr. Tan. the
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    Lock icon Razak sees exercise by anti-rebel troops
    115 5 NEW YORK. .Mon- Tun Abdul Razak watched- demonstrations by airborne and special force troops at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, today. He arrived at the camp late last night after spending the weekend in tlic resort town of Pinehurst resting and playine golf Today he
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    Two dates for journalists
    47 5 PENANO. Mon. The Journalists' Union of North Malaya will hold their annual meeting at the Atjeh Traders' Association in Victoria Street, at 9.30 a.m. on June 9. Their seventh anniversary dinner will be held at the Garden Hotel. Tnnjong Bungah on June 3.
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    Death-rail men plan memo
    174 5 THE Sia m B urma 1 Death Railway Association. which claims to have 25.000 members, proposes to send a memorandum to three world bodies regarding its claim for compensation from thp Jtinanese Government They are the United Nations, the International Labour Organisation and the International Court
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    Selangor's coffee in growing demand
    109 5 Selangor's coffee in growing demand 1/-LANG, Mon. Dur1V ing the last two months Singapore dealers have trebled their orders for coffee grown' in Selangor. Stating this here, the Klang and Coast District Agricultural Officer. Inche Zacharia bin Raof, said the demand for Selangor coilee in Malaya is increasing dally. "Dealers
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    Dangerous, send us home, say Spore 16
    186 5 Dangerous, send us home, say Spore 16 From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY. Mon. Sixteen Singapo rean crew aboard a Pana-ma-registered ship now in Brisbane have asked to be repatriated home because, they say, their present voyage is too dangerous. Their ship, the 1.100-ton Mourllyan, was towing two old steam trawlers from
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    Fine arts society
    22 5 IPOH. Mon.— An Indian On* arts society was formed here yesterday Trtth Mr. K. R. Rainaling im as president
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST ALL DAY
      448 6 Beauty girl is here to let you into the secret of good make-up JJAYING come face to face with a beautician, have you ever looked at her closely and admired the "poised and perfect look." When our make-up usually looks a little the worse for
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      New pleating tape for thin curtains
      106 6 New pleating tape for thin curtains SHEER curtains of terylene or nylon can now be made up with a pleating tape which matches them for lightness and washes and dries as easily and quickly as the curtains themselves. The new tape is made of terylene. and has the sair.e hard
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      FASHION ON THE SPOT
      120 6 IF you are a teenager fashion dictates that you keep your dresses simple. The sophisticated look is not for you at least for a few years. But you can look smart in neatly styled dresses if yon know how to choose the right fabrics for the
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      Girls in national costumes to greet you at the fair
      248 6 r[E Singapore stall, under the patronage of Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. will have a typical Malayan scene with girls to greet them in sarong kebayas, cheongsams, samfoos and saris, at the International Bazaar for the
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      HOW DO YOU PICK A TIE?
      124 6 HOW DO YOU PICK A TIE? IF a man wears a 1 dowdy tie his wife or girl friend dislikes it, possibly because of jealously and fear, the Tie Manufacturers Association said in London recently. The association said a country-wide survey of tie-buying habits showed men chose exotic styles for
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      Doing our bit to help ease the water situation in homes
      254 6 Doing our bit to help ease the water situation in homes IT'S easy to be a con- versationalist. Talk about WATER and everybody is interested. No one gets tired of discussing the rationing. I've been given lots of friendly advice about howto store water and what should be done to
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      41 6 To give a perky look to baby dresses, use extra starch at the hems- Chicken livers fry to a U.P.I golden brown if wrapped In aluminum foil and dropped In deep, hot fat. Unwrap when done and serve immediately
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    7V2 c eggs? 'They're not in market'
    337 7  - 7V 2 c eggs? 'They're not in market' I TONY HERMON 'THAT'S PRICE PAID TO FARMER 9 SAYS ASSOCIATION CHIEF By ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Selangor Poultry Farmers' Association told Malayan housewives today: "Don't waste your time looking for 7' rent general grade eggs in the market. There aren't any."
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    NO SHORTAGE OF WATER IN THIS STATE
    283 7 KUANTAN. Monday. TTHE Sultan of Pahang said here today that, in spite A of its expanding population. Kuantan would have enough water to meet demands until 1975. The Sultan was speaking I at the inauguration of the $2.92 million water supply scheme— largest
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    IMF chiefs death: Message of sympathy
    115 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. today sent a message of condolence to the family of Mr. Per Jacobsson. managing director of the International Monetary Fund. whi. died suddenly in London relay— aged 69. Mr. T.i n. i friend
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    Medicine shop is burgled
    46 7 lI'OH Mom.— A medicine shop lure. Ban Choon Tong. m broken mto early tin* mrrnmc and $1,881 from .i < A workman diM-overed the lock of a ooiiapstMc iron gate broken and the drawer forced open when to open the shop this morning.
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    A welcome party for 2 returning M.C.A. deserters
    267 7 A welcome party for 2 returning M.C.A. deserters OEREMBAN, Mon. *3 Two former members of the United Democratic Party, who have rejoined the Malayan Chinese Association, were given a warm return-to-the-fold reception here last night. They were Mr. Quek Kai Dong. M.P. and Mr. Han Hul Fong, town councillor and
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    Another Barisan official arrested
    91 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— One of Barisan Sosialis' leadins women workers, Sob I luce Hong, was arrested today at the patty headquarters in Victoria Street in connection with the City Hall demonstration on April 22. Bailed out by party colleagues later in the afternoon. Sod is expected to
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    S-E Asia's challenge to Australia
    92 7 S-E Asia's challenge to Australia From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Mon. South-East Asia represents a challenge to> Australia and Australia can meet that challenge by helping to remove starvation and illiteracy there. Sir John Crawford, director of the Research School of Pacific Studies at the Australian National University, said this He
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    Patriotic Fund
    76 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Another $261 was received to- day for the National Patriotic I Fund bringing the total collected by the Straits Times Group to date to $97,658.03 Contributions came from: the Officers and Stall of the Registration Department Suleiman Budding. $124; the Staff of the Rubber Industry
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    Dogs destroyed
    22 7 KLANG. Mon A total of 27 j stray dOK» were destroyed In Klanai South and Port Suettenham last I month
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    Lock icon 'POISONOUS OFFER' HE SAYS
    137 7 r PHL leader of a group irom North Borneo which attended the AiroAsian journalists' conlerence had today denied that any member of his delegation had applied to visit Mai.. Major Moh a m mad Mangul, who with his delegation expressed oplon to Malaysia during the conference.
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    Gang robbery charge
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A gang robbery charge was today preferred against Soh Hock Seng. 19. for allegedly robbing Goh Boon Huat. 22, in the company of four others at 11.15 p.m. on April 28 iv Thomson Road. No plea was taken and Soh was remanded for one week.
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    Not guilty plea in opium case
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Koh Choiig Lot and Teo Hee Sua pleaded not guilty today to a charge of manufacturing opium at a house in New Market Road al 2.10 a.m. yesterday. They were allowed bail of $500 each until June 5.
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    19-YEAR-OLD RHODES SCHOLAR FROM INDIA ON HOLIDAY
    158 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Here on a fourmonth vacation from India is 19-year-old Harsh Tankha, who has just won a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University to study theoretical physics and quantum mechanics. In addition to having been a top-honours student at the Doon School
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    Parliament TV circuit plan dropped
    167 7 Parliament TV circuit plan dropped If U ALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The plan *o have two closed circuit television systems in Malaysia's new $16 million Par 1 i a merit House, now nearing completion in the Lake Gardens here. has been scrapped. This decision has been taken because it is felt
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    NEW CHESS SUCCESS FOR LIAN SENG
    100 7 NEW CHESS SUCCESS FOR LIAN SENG SINGAPORE. Mon. This years Malayan chess champion Tan Lian Seng. 20, has also won the Singapore 19G3 chess championship organised by the Singapore Chess Federation He won th t > Llm Boon Keng Cup and a SI OO cash prize. Runner-up was Tan Cheong
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    Nine dead in Borneo helicopter crash
    282 8 SINGAPORE, Monday. VINE people, including three British airmen, were killed in a helicopter crash in deep Sarawak jungle on Saturday. The deaths were confirmed today after a 24--hour air-and-land search by the Army and the Ro- yal Air Force. This li the wont air
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    FIVE STORE UNION MEN OFF TO ISRAEL
    117 8 FIVE STORE UNION MEN OFF TO ISRAEL SINGAPORE, Mon. Five trade unionists left Singapore tonight I lor a four-month tour of Israel to study its trade union movement. They include Mr. Steve Nayagum. of the Strait.s Times He is representing the Singapore Printing Employees' Union. The other unionist! are I
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    Fair to aid fund
    41 8 IIATU GAJAH. Mon— The Yuk [waa public Chinese school here hold a food and fun fair in of its building fund in the hool hall on May 25 and May 26, mm 4 p.m. to li p.m.
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    MIC organises youth section
    40 8 IPOH. Mon. The Buntong and Tamil Settlement branch of the Malayan Indian Congress met here yesterday to form a youth .section Mr. A. G. Raju was elected yoir.h leader with Mr. K. Muruglah as assistant. I
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    MALAYSIA IS AIR GIRL LOREN'S FAVOURITE
    114 8 HONG KONG, air girl Miss Loren Fredericks (above) has taken to studying politics as part of her job. And her favourite subject is Malaysia. Miss Fredericks, who is with the Cathay Pacific Airways, has been selected to represent the airline in the international air
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    Ticket allegation
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Mon Ounawan. k youth, pleaded not guilty today lo a charge of stealing 118 Singapore Turf Club lottery tickets from Ngan Eng Swee, of South Bridge Road, on Saturday. Ha waa allowed bail until June 4.
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    Chipmunk crash probe
    86 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Official investigations have been Instituted into last week's Chipmunk crash at the airport In which two pilots were killed. In a Gazette notification today, the Director of Civil AvUtlon, Mr. Cheong Pale Chow, has I set May 15 as the deadline for representations from the
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    Ten firms want factories on Malacca estate
    203 8 Ten firms want factories on Malacca estate TtfALACCA, Mon. iU Ten applications have been received by the State Government from local industrialists to erect factories on the proposed 500--acre industrial site at Ayer Kroh. seven miles from here. The acting Chief Minister. Dato Tan Cheng Swee. disclosing this, said the
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    Cigarette theft from ship
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Cigarette* worth $1,600 were stolen from the Dutch freighter. Slgli last night. Before the theft was discovered, seven men were seen cruising round the freighter In a motorboat In the outer roads.
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    MCA DRIVE FOR NEW FACES
    167 8 MCA DRIVE FOR NEW FACES SINGAPORE, Monday. AMR. YAP PHENG GECK, who heads a 15-member iTI working committee to revitalise the Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, said today that the party would soon launch a membership campaign. "Our immediate task is to j put our organisation in top
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    New Tasek firm to make plywood
    79 8 IPOH, Mon. A new Malayan syndicate, South-East Asia Lumber Corporation Ltd.. is to build a factory on a 10--acre site at Tasek industrial estate here to produce plywood. The new concern which has a capita! of $2 million, has signed a contract with Messrs.
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    Alliance v. PPP in council poll
    68 8 IPOH. Mon. The by-elec-tion for a seat on Puslng local council will be a straight fight between the Alliance and the People's Progressive Party. Candidates when nominations closed today were Mr. Fong Fatt (.Alliance) and Mr. Ngoa Thian (P.P.P.). The by-election is being held
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    Canada defence team briefed
    78 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The 17-man Canadian National Defence College delegation, who are here on a four-day tour to study Malaya's economic, political and military conditions, were briefed on border operations at the Ministry of Defence conference room this morning by the acting Director of Border Security.
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    10 men held
    22 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ten secret society suspects were arrested in Singapore yesterday for detention under the Criminal (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Politics and freedom to make money—by Sardon
    269 8 Politics and freedom to make money— by Sardon TOWKAYS, CHETTIARS I TOLD: YOU MUST BACK THE ALLIANCE pENANG, Mon.— The Umno national youth leader and Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said last night that Chinese towkays and Indian Chettiars would have "little freedom of making money" if
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    NEW 16-STOREY FLATS
    55 8 Xl ALA Ll'MPl R. Mon. Two blocks of 16--storey municipal flats at Jalan Loke Yew here will be opened by the Minister of the Interior. Dato Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, on May 10. The flats will house 168 squatter families. Rents: $42 for two-room flats;
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    'We have so much in common' says Jordan —editor—
    281 8 'We have so much in common' says Jordan editor KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A visiting journalist from Jordan today spoke oi the similar positions occupied by his country and Malaya. Mr- Mahmoud Ismail Elsherir. editor of the newspaper Al-Manar. said: "Both countries are monarchies with a parliamentary system of government. Envied
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      232 8 Alley Oap By V.T. Hawnlin ABLE TO MAKE GOSH.CXXXA,] I DONT KNOW... x l- J "C THAT ME MAY THO6E PEOPLE OUT THERE /.-NOW TAKE OFF wJ\ HOWP YOU MAYBE 'YOU /HOW BE EVEN ■A »EU EVE YOU 1 Rt CRAZY, 1 THAT CROWN AMP 5 V WIT? J WERE
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    FBI agent smashed a bizarre mail-order drug ring STRAITS TIMES Special feature
    1703 9 FBI agent smashed a bizarre mail-order drug ring STRAITS TIMES Special feature A meeting in a restaurant sets off one of the biggest narcotics hunts in the U.S. I\NE day early in v VXM two men entered rear room in a restaurant in the city of Butte, Montana. One was
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    14 10 n 'Hi I Minimum) TWO DAYS OLD daliKhtrr of Oanaaaaawal di»d In IHI
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      Indonesian Myth
      665 10 Indonesian Myth Any suggestion that Malaysia will he a throat to Indonesia is rubbish. It is ludicrous for President Sn<>karno or any Ir.doiu-siiin leader to suggest that Indonesia can be encircled fey the ten million people ol the proposed Malaysia Fedei ation. Of course Lord Lansdowne is right, and it
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      K.L. City?
      378 10 The approach of Malaysia has Riven fresh stimulus to Kuala Lumpur's quest for city status. Local citizens have long felt it to be unjust that the State capital of George Towr. should rank higher than the larger, richer and more populous seat of Government of I the entire
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      In The Red
      292 10 Th e United Nations is again on the verge of bankruptcy. and U Ttiant has found it ne--1 cessary to call a special session i jof the General Assembly next week. The regular budget of the U.N.— covering adminisi tration is not large at $70 million (U.S.).
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    The worst performance ever... by the bar'
    1696 10  - The worst performance ever by the bar' DAME I REBECCA I WEST I i* e Porti The second H article on M the Vassal. IS tribunal report H by I THE clear connection between the C a I b raith story and the political world was not even touched by
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    'This exam is too hard' says union leader
    250 11 'This exam is too hard' says union leader L'UALA LUMPUR. **-Mon. Examinations for Government General Clerical Service clerks have become "progres sively difficult." Mr. G. N. Rajan. general secretary of the National Union of Government Clerical Workers, said today. Mr Rajan. writing in the union's latest bulletin, also complained that
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    Credits—after $3 fee
    52 11 Credits after $3 fee SINGAPORE. Mon. The vice- 1 President of the Singapore Chinese l Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, today opened the Malaysian E\pres.s Ltd. The new company a travel .igency-cum-departmental .--tore will ftlv e credit to customers after they become life members by payIng a three-dollar
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    Kuan Yew hits out Left and Right
    341 11 SINGAPORE'S Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night hit out at both Right and the extreme Left-wing political parties, and said that only his People's Action Party had carried out pledges made to the people. Mr. Lee was speaking at a mass meeting
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    Wife testifies: I saw head in water and later identified body
    981 11 SEAMAN ACCUSED OF KILLING CUSTOMS MAN: MASTER TELLS OF STABBING* CAPTAIN: I HEARD SOMETHING LIKE SCUFFLING STRAITS TIMES REPORTER Raub, Monday fHE Chinese widow of a Malay customs officer, Rohani binte Abdullah, 29, alias Cheah Cheng Im, told the
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    Bonus dispute
    47 11 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers" Union and S. S. Mubaruk nnd Brothers Ltd. will go before I the Industrial Arbitration Court I here tomorrow for an interpretation of the bonus clause of an j agreement certified by the court in I February.
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    Two die as fumes overcome them while digging well
    207 11 Two die as fumes overcome them while digging well ITOTA BHARL. Mon.— Two people died and another became unconscious today when overcome by poisonous fumes escaping from a newlvdug well at Kamponc Pankal Kalong Kctereh 16 miles from here. The two dead are Rang Bok Kl. 41. and his nephew.
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    President again
    36 11 TAIPINO. Mon. Mr. T. Cumarasamy has been re-elected president of the Ceylon Association here. I Others elected were vlce-presl- < dent. Mr. M. Chelllah: secretary. 1 Mr. S. Arumugam: and treasurer. Mr. E. Palanivelll. i
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    Dinner for Minister
    33 11 KUANTAN. Mon— The national president o! the Malayan Indian Congriss. Da'o V. T. Snmbacthnn. fd io dinner last night at ihr Town Hall here by members of the MIC branch.
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    MINING AWAITS DRILLING REPORT
    203 11 MINING AWAITS DRILLING REPORT ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Selangor State Government is waiting for a report from the Mineral Investigation Drilling Unit on tin--1 bearing mining land in Malay reservations be- fore leasing mining land to companies. This was stated here today b> the Solantror Commissioner of Land and Mines.
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    Wesak meeting at temple
    38 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.- -Th* I Wr.sak celebrations committee will hold a meeting at the Buddhus; temple. J:»ian Temple. Brickfield", tomorrow at 6 p.m. A »*tow depicting the life of Lord Buddha will be staged.
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      AUSSIE FRUITS, VEGETABLES POPULAR HERE
      459 12 AUSSIE FRUITS, VEGETABLES POPULAR HERE Imports of these products have risen 58 per cent in the last five years PUSTOMER appreciation of the flavour and healthgiving qualities of Australian fresh fruit and vegetables is proved by the substantial imports of these commodities into Singapore and Malaya during the year ended
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      Rocket protection
      42 12 MISS SAN PENG LEONG. of Kuala Lumpur, with an Australian fellow student examines a rocket used in protecting Tasmania's apple orchards from the weather. The rocket is flred to disperse hail clouds should they appear to threaten the maturing fruit.
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      we're THE; FOURTH LARGEST BUYER
      308 12 we're THE; FOURTH LARGEST BUYER AUSTRALIA has considerably expanded her export markets for fruit during the last five years. While Britain continues to be Australia's main customer for fresh, dried and canned fruits, other countries have increased their imports of Australian fruits appreciably. During the year ended June 30, 1902.
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    EXPERIMENTAL FARMS IMPROVE FRUIT —YIELDS
    318 13 EXPERIMENTAL FARMS IMPROVE FRUIT YIELDS CONSTANT iesearch by scientists employed by the various State Governments in Australia covers every aspect of fruit growing. The Victorian State Government, for example, has two horticultural stations, one at Scoresby. near Melbourne, and the other at Tatura. 110 miles to the north of Melbourne.
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    A helping hand with shopping
    41 13 THE Australian Assistant Trade Commissioner, Singapore. Mr. John Mac Donald, assists shoppers in an Orchard Road provision store, one of the many shops taking part in the Australian Food and Wine Festival in Singapore and Malaya.
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    The juices which are health drinks
    318 13 AUSTRALIAN fruit-growers me now producing health-giving concentrated fruit juice. The concentrate, either orange, lemon or grapefruit, is supplied in five-gallon drums, mainly to soft drink and cordial manufacturers. By adding six gallons of water to each gallon of concentrate the manufacturers obtain good quality,
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    A CAREFUL CHECK ON EXPORTS
    69 13 SENIOR Australian (.m--ernment inspectors carefully check Australian fresh fruit for export. The inspectors examine a number of boxes from each shipment submitted for export. The boxes are chosen at random from each of the varieties packed by every owner, and if the fruit complies with
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    —Pilot— equipment aids food
    255 13 —Pilot equipment aids food processors IN vest igat ions on canning, dehydration and freezing of food products are Important aspects of the research programme of Australia's CS.LR.O. Division of Pood Presenration. To facilitate the commercial application of this work a wide range of pilot-scale equipment has been instanea in the
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    277 14 APPLE and pear growers in Australia have made two valuable contributions to international fine foods. For the worldfamous Granny Smith apple and the Packham's Triumph pear were both first grown in Australia. The "Granny Smith" story is fascinating. In the middle of the
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    LAND OF THE DRIED FRUITS IS THRIVING
    295 14 LAND OF THE DRIED FRUITS IS THRIVING WHAT once was raw. lightly -timbered country, on the banks of the Murrumbidgee and Murray Rivers in Australia, today has been transformed into pleasant, green vine and fruit irrigation districts, dotted with busy townsand hamlets. These districts form the heart of the Australian
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    219 14 PRODUCTION figures for apples and pears in Australia have shown a remarkable rise in the last decade. In 1962, the apple harvest exceeded 15.7 million bushels, whereat it was only 9.2 million bushels in 1953. The 1962 Australian pear harvest totalled 5.6 million bushels, compared
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    150 14 ONLY THE BEST IS CANNED FOR OVERSEAS MARKETS EVERY care is taken by the managements of canneries and Government authorities In Australia to ensure that only the best fruit is canned for export. At packing sheds adjacent to the orchards, inspectors employed by the canneries examine every piece of fruit
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    Both fruits are full of vitamins
    135 14 Both fruits are full of vitamins RIPE, carefully grown Australian apples and pears are not only delicious to eat. but a medical authority says that they contain many health-giving vitamins and minerals an well. Apples contain appreciable quantities of vitamin C. some small amounts of the vitamin D group and
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    TIN PRICE MAKES MODEST RECOVERY
    222 16 From Our Market Correspondent ipOLLOWING the sharp movements in the Straits r tin price on Friday and Saturday, yesterday by i comparison, there was only a modest rise of 25 cents to $456,874 per picul. On Friday the price had risen by $5.25 only to
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    135 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. SUGAR stocks featured a firm lndusrtlal section wiih Colonial Sugar up Is. 9d. to 655. titi. Rises outnumbered falls by 3 to 2. Second rank stocks showed best gains. Leaders moved narrowly around late levels. Base metals also improved on firming overseas metal prices. Oils 1
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    54 16 Muinpiun. Ton* Poll, Kaalvrn Moon. City of Carlule. Kimikawa. Maru. Strum Birth: r.lmsarry. Rigna. I Rakke. ißarro. Mando»l. Uibithshirc. I Mrinain. Ulonan IVynowa. North Short: Silu.o. Trunoh. Oeipwatir Points: H.n Va Prmidtnt Uut tatJayi Iwaa Bank. Mas*. Ui. M. rinn Out tomorrow: Rutbcverett.t 1 Alhrnr. ro»d»: Benloyal.
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    29 16 Hong Konn y.-»tcrdn.v thn U.S. dallar uu quoird al 5 761 tor T.T. and i.75» lor eith Stirling «»> Mimi.-rt at IVM »nd on. tail of iold at -'<'>:<
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    78 16 Straits Rubber tor the year ended December 31 made a proht ut 1331.865 compared to £480.298 Taxation takes £82.500 against £153.000. A final dividend of 8 1 per cent 1 is recommended making with Interim already paid a total of 12' per cent against IT.- per cent previously.
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    Iron-ore output
    53 16 Iron-orr production troin tne 21 Malayan mines in production during the Brat quarter totalled 1.6 million tons, employing an average of 7.773 workers each month. Bauxite production during the I same quarter totalled 100.757 tons 1 from the two units in production, which employed an average of 300
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    18 16 Pungah Tin Dredging Ltd's out- put of tin ore for April was 300 i piculs. i
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    16 16 Further April rubber crops included: Sungt-i Tukang 61.800 lb. 1 and Trmrrloh 76.500 lb.
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      816 16 j ta^l SUNGEI BIDOR TIN DREDGING LIMITED Tin ore output for the month of April 1963 "39 piculs Hours worked 619 Yardage treated 317.000 yards SHIPPING NOTICES SWEDISH CAST ASIA LINE ■.I. "BATAAN" Arrived 29-4-83. 5.11.8. Uodowiu 33/34. Consignees of all damaged cargo ex the above vessel are notified that
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    Singapore meeting for Agfa dealers
    414 18 Singapore meeting for Agfa dealers COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS... By OUR MARKET STAFF A GFA A. leading German manufacturer of cameras and photographic materials, is now holding a week's conference in Singapore for representatives from 13 Asian and Oceania countries. They arc Malaya, Now Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Pakistan,
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    ASSISTANT EARNS A FREE TRIP TO EUROPE
    129 18 ASSISTANT EARNS A FREE TRIP TO EUROPE rmark his 43 years' association with the company, the directors of the Borneo Company have offered their retiring administrative assistant. Mr. N. Ponnudural. a free trip to Britain and Europe. Mr. Ponnudurai, a Penang J.P.. and a former State and Municipal councillor, will
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    Autovox TV sets now available
    337 18 Autovox TV sets now available MR. ONG A UTOVOX S. P. A. Of A Rome, official sup- i pliers of monitors to I radio and television in: Italy, have introduced j to Singapore Italy's "best selling" television sets. This was announced by Mr. H.S. Chua, a director of Anglo-American Corporation
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    AUSTRIA SEEKS MARKET FOR EQUIPMENT
    271 18 AUSTRIA SEEKS MARKET FOR EQUIPMENT 'TWO top Austrian company executives visited Sin- 1 gapore last week to seek a market for equipment for mining and concrete works. They were Dr. H. Sernetz. chairman of Ludwig Binder and Dr. A. Ofenheimer. nanaging director of Rheax. Ludwig Binder's main line is vibratory
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    Spicers man here on extensive Asian tour
    207 18 Spicers man here on extensive Asian tour <T«HE manager of the! x Printing Machinery Division of Spicers (Export) Ltd.. London, arrived in Singapore on Sunday on an extensive tour of South-East Asia. He is Mr. T.F. England, who Is making his first tour of this region covering Singapore, the Federation.
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    To talk about Malaya agency services
    187 18 To talk about Malaya agency services THE Kuala Lumpur manager of Young Advertising and M keting (Malaya) Ltd., Ron Wade-Ferreil, flew to Sydney last weekend to join the panel of speakers to the Export Marketing Seminar to be held from tomorrow until May 28. The seminar is to b<- eon
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    Easier tone in copra
    137 18 THE total estimated copra arrivals in Singapore last week were in the region of 1300 1500 tons ana as a result iof further depreciation in i loose value, an easier tone deIveloped in the f.o.b. market, but buyers were slow to im- prove. &ays Lewis and
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    Johore give warning
    357 19 SINGAPORE CAN'T TAKE IT EASY THIS WEEK MALAYA CUP By TEOH ENG TATT 1 OLNGAPORE. Mon. "It's good news," exclaimed SAFA president Inche Hussein bin Kamari and Joint Services soccer officials last night when they were told of Johore s feat of holding Malacca to a 1-1
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    835 19 Comae s.18 Hying Hand Mt (taie Home S.M Shylock Hotne I.M Uastaai II 8.»6 Canopus Star K-»I Thank You S.M Starsbine 8.91 Gregory S.02 Torn The Tide 8.M Youn c Eafle 8.N Four OTIock III 7.1? Kai < li.ii 7.0S Cl. 5. Div. 1 8i# WIGHTS
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    Seletar win airmen's clash
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    298 19 By LEE FOO SAN Ipoh, Monday I\ESPITE defending champions Selangor's inclu- sion in the north zone this year, Perak are looking hopefully towards a place in the Malaya Cup final. Veteran Ahmad Nazari, fully recovered from an old Injury and refreshed by a
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    25 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. RAP Nomads beat SRC by 86 runs In a friendly cricket match on the Padang yesterday. Scores: Nomads 229 SRC 143.
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    367 19 THE STIPE'S REPORT PNANG. Mon. Stipendiary Steward's report nn last Saturday's races here: RACE 1: Mon Ami (apprentice Subian), Lady Diamonte (.apprentice D. Dragon) and Saa Joan were slow to begin. During the race San Joan hung out. RACE 8: last Try (Posner) lost a little ground at the start.
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    242 19 DAVIS CUP ROUNDUP: London. Mon. SWEDEN, last year's winners of the European zone, will open their 1963 Davis Cup bid against Rhodesia and Nyasaland in the second round. Rhodesia and Nyasaland yesterday completed 4-1 jpln over Holland in a first round tie. Sweden had a first
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    75 19 LOUISVILLE, Mon. Chateaguay won the $450,000 Kentucky Derby here. Never Bend was second and Candy Bpoto third. Chateaguay, ridden by Panamalan jockey. Branllo Baeza, earned about $327,000 for his owner* the Darby Dan Farm. He finished l'j lengths ahead i of Never Bend over th P
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    171 19 LUNDQUIST STRETCHED IN NAPLES FINAL VA"PLES. Mon— Jar.-Erik Lund- quist of Sweden won the men's singles title of the Naples international tennis tournament when he beat Fred S.olle (Australia) 6-3. 0-6. 3-6. 6-3. 6-1 in the final. Stolle, with his big serve and lightning volleys, built up a lead of
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    Cycling squad for — —Asian meet
    224 19 Cycling squad for Asian meet KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malayan team of 10 for the /\slan cycling championships was picked after trials held yesterday hikl today. The squad comprises eight cyclists from Selangor and one each from Malacca and Johore. Those selected are N. A. Rosll. Shaharuddin Jaffar, Andrew Michael.
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    Kaila's double wrecks Selangor Club
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    156 19 SELANGOR CLUB Dullp lbw Kallasapathy 20 Jenkins b Kallasapathy 40 Stevens b Kallasapathy 8 Patten c de Sllva b Devendra 1.1 Wsnleas b Kallasapauhy 32 Hennen c and b Kallasapathy 3 Jagdev c Slvanesan b Lambie st Muruglah b KallasapaUiy 0 Tengku Ahmad lbw Ramanathan 4 Allen not out
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    84 19 MALACCA. Mon. Malacca Club and 26th Regiment RA woo their Dosnl Shield cricket matches here yesterday. Result*: Malacca Club beat National Union of Teachers by two wickets. Teachers 139 (Madan Lall 28. Chong Weng 25, Murugason 25. H. d'Cnia 27. Esiall 3-24) Club 150-8 (Strlvens 41.
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    42 19 PENANO. Mon.— Chlneae Recreation Club beat RAAP on first innings in the cricket league (grade 'A') match. Scores: CRC 102 (Tan Khuan Khran 24. Cheah Boh Eve 20. Garret 4-30> RAAP 77 (Oarret 42 n.o. Cheah Teow Kat 6-15).
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    512 19 WORLD OF SPORT "MELBOURNE. Mon. iTI About 600 spectators invaded the field at a soccer match here at the weekend and beat up seven players and roaches of the winning team. Injuries Included broken noses, broken ribs, cuts and bruises. Police questioned
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      152 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOIR MATCH: Penang r Customs. S. Vietnam (City Stadium. 8 p.m.). SPORE DIV. IA: Marines 'A 1 v Arsenal (Parrer Pk): Div. 2B: Blue Rovers v RAF Changl 'A (Geylang); SCC v Kebenarao (padanjp; Div. 2D: SRC v TBA (padang). S'GOR DIV. t: Police Depot v S'gor
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    143 20 THOUSANDS OF CRACKERS ARE LET OFF AND TRAFFIC IS HELD UP AS TOURING LEE STOPS TO GREET LEADERS TRAFFIC along busy Bukit I mi. ih Road was held up for nearly 30 minutes on Sunday afternoon when Singapore's Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, was mobbed by villagers
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    34 20 LONDON. Mon. Voters went to the poll.-, throughout England ;md Wales today In the opening pha.se of the nations annual municipal elections. Contests are taking place to fill 8.400 seats.
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    58 20 LONDON. Mon Johi^Mant;\Rui' walked into hospital yesterday in his pyjam.i«— with his linger jammed in a 2li. -long kerosene heater. It took doctors two hours to extricate his finger, but he was more embarrassed than hurt "I felt a fool walking down the .street with a
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    83 20 LONDON. Mon A 19I year-old youth, who led the Royal Navy on a chase, has been charged with stealing an ocean-going yacht i The youth was apprehended after a British Naval vessel chased the. .-i< ing yacht off Whltstable on the English Channel. Detectives finally
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    70 20 BELGRADE. Mon. Mr. Dean Ru»k, the United States Secretary ■:1 State, has handed President Tito a letter rrom President Kennedy mid agreed In talks with Yugoslav I officials that their countries should develop trade. The contents of Mr. Kennedy's letter were not disclosed, but informed
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    65 20 PARIS. Mon. A uniformed guard yesterday barred the way to the top platform of the Eiffel Tower after two young people had thrown themselves off to their deaths I.oooft. below In the •previous two days. The two suicides, a 25-year-old French girl student and a 27-year-old
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    44 20 VATICAN CITY. Mon. The! Pope appeared at his study balcony at noon yesterday to rec.te the Reeina Ccell i Queen of Heaven i prayer and Impart the Apostolic blessing to about 20.000 pilgrims and tourists gathered below In St. Peters Square— U.P.l.
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    89 20 Missing guns: Hunt widens KUCHING, Mon. Police have widened their search for arms held by "non-natives" in Sarawak's First and Second Divisions and parts of the Third Division, it was stated today. A police spokesman said it was no longer true to say that non-natives still had 1 time to
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    58 20 CAIRO. Mon.— The semiofficial Middle East News Agency reported yesterday that the military attache of the Jordanian embassy in London had arrived here and asked for political asylum It identified him as Akrem Saleh Zakl and said he came to Cairo from London to place his request with
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    37 20 MALACCA. Mon A dance In aid of the Malayan Patriotic fV..d will be held In the Town Hall tomorrow from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. It is being organised by the Malacca Eurasian Association.
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