The Straits Times, 10 May 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times fie**"* Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1963 15 CENTS. KDN 3*2
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    JULY 1964 POLLS
    867 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE: Albakri gets 'go ahead' General and State elections are being planned for the same time By KUALA LUMPUR Thursday. MALAYA'S next general election and State elections will be held jointly in July, 1964, the chairman of the Election Commission, Haji Mustapha Albakri, announced today.
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    A DETAINEE SEES WIFE AND SON IN HOSPITAL '
    100 1 A DETAINEE SEES WIFE AND SON IN HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A political detainee. James Puthucheary. has been given special permission by the Federation Government to visit his wife and a new-born son. Juarez, in the new maternity hospital here. The boy was born last Thursday. The mother and son
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    ACTION AGAINST ANOTHER FIVE DETAINEES
    445 1 ACTION AGAINST ANOTHER FIVE DETAINEES SINGAPORE, Thursday. FIVE more political detainees have been served with notices of deprivation of citizenship by the Singapore Government. The notices were served on them by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Mr. S.T. Stewart. All five have only a few days
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    Lock icon Bathing tragedy
    31 1 TOKYO. Tlmrs. Two bat i died and nine other* were injured when the ceiling o< a public baih I collapsed today tn Saga, southern Japan police «ald Reuter. I
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    Death at 65 for Monty's 'double'
    84 1 Death at 65 for Monty's 'double' LONDON. Thurs.— Mr. M. E. Clifton James. 65. an actor who during the war acted as Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery's "double" and successfully hoaxed the Germans, has died at Worthing. In 1944. he took the salute at big military parades In North Africa, while
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    THE MAN WHO RULED FOR 29 YEARS
    11 1 SIR CHARLES VYNER BROOKE
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    Last White Rajah of Sarawak dies, 88
    321 1 LONDON, Thurs. Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, the While Rajah of Sarawak from 1917 to 194 C, died here today aged 88. He had been ill for some time. Sir Charles was the third and last scion of a dynasty whose origin seem«d more
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    Lock icon JAGAN DECLARES A STATE OF CRISIS
    164 1 JAGAN DECLARES A STATE OF CRISIS GEORGETOWN, Thurs. A state of emergency is in force in British Guiana today as a general strike enters its 21st day. The Prime Minister. Dr. Cheddi Jagan. declared the emergency last night after Sir Ralph Grey, Governor of the Colony, failed in a la>t-
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    North Kedah appeal for more drinking water
    475 1 DEOPLE in drought- stricken areas of rNorth Kedah have appealed to the State Government for more drinking water. They maintain the present relief supply of fi.YOOO gallons a day is inadequate. "We are looking into the matter and will if Decenary, inrrrave the
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    7 die as Diem men break up Duddhist march
    118 1 Thurs. Seven people, including: five children, were killed yesterday when police dispersed a demonstration by thousands of Buddhists in the city of Hue (400 miles north of Saigon), according to reliable sources. The Buddhists were reported to be marching from the
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    Lock icon A PI reminder: End violent statements
    265 1 MANILA. Thursday. r[E Philippines has reminded Malaya and Indonesia of an understanding the three countries have that they should refrain from making provocative statements while talks amone, them are in progress. i President Macapagal said this at a news conference here yesterday. He said
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    'Listen and watch' role for Dr. Lim
    233 1 'Listen and watch' role for Dr. Lim LONDON, Tnurs. Malaya's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, flew in here this morning for his "listen and watch" session at the Commonwealth Co m meree Ministers' conference beginning on Monday. But he told the Strait" Times at his Savoy
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    STOP PRESS
    11 1 pjOLICE PROTECTION R 1 NUDE DUCHf I i P
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Pro-Nasser riots erupt in cities of Syria
      250 2 BEIRUT, Thursday. JJIOTING in favour of President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic has broken out in Aleppo, Syria, and an undetermined number of people have been injured and arrested, it was reported here yesterday. A curfew enforced by Syrian military
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      Lock icon ENAHORO WINS NEW EXTENSION
      123 2 LONDON. Thurs.—Nigerian chief Anthony Enahoro (above) last night won a new extension in his legal battle to avoid extradition home where he is wanted on charges of treasonable felony. A Home Offirc spokesman announced that no steps would b<> taken for his extradition before his latest
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      Nasser off to Yugoslavia
      40 2 ALGIERS. Thurs. President Nasser of the United Arab Republic sailed today for Yugoslavia after a four-day state visit here. He la due to arrive in Yugoslavia on May 12 and return to Egypt on May 16.
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      Lock icon Red prince rejects Souvanna's plan for —talks—
      295 2 Red prince rejects Souvanna's plan for talks VIENTIANE, Thins.— T The Pathet Lao leader. Prince Souphanouvong, has rejected a suggestion by Prince Souvanna Phouma, the neutralist leader, that they should hold further discussions in Luang Prabang, royal capital of Laos. A statement by Prince Souphanouvong over Radio Khangkhay monitored in
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      New call by U.N. body: Break ties with South Africa
      373 2 rp H E U.N.s De w Watchdog Committee on Apartheid, of which Malaya is a member, said yesterday that the South African Government was maintaining the country on a war footing in peace time. The 11-member special committee said in
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      RICE PROFITEERS HELD AS PRICES SOAR
      121 2 RICE PROFITEERS HELD AS PRICES SOAR SEOIL. Thurv South Korea's military rulers, moving desperately to check rapidly rising rice prices, arrested scores of profiteers and prepared to import rice for the first time since the end of the Korean War. Vice Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Kirn Chong Tae has
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Music hall star Max Miller dies
      83 3 T ONDON, Thurs. Max Miller, British music hall comedian known as the I "Cheeky Chappie," died last night at his home In Brighton. I He was 68. His wife said he had not been well for some time and had been really ill In
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      Lock icon Wynne in the dock: British officials landed me here...
      441 3 fREVILLE Wynne, the British businessman charged with spying, today blamed British officials for "landing me here," and said they had deceived and then threatened him. He also told the court that his fellow-accused, a Russian scientific worker, Oleg Penkovsky. had been
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      Lock icon Tests soon on birth control pill for MEN
      247 3 Tests soon on birth control pill for MEN WASHINGTON, Thurs. Research workers reported yes t c r day that clinical tests will be conducted soon on a new birth control pill for men, which appears to be effective when taken once a month. The announcement was made at a symposium
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      Lock icon BRITAIN'S TECHNICAL AID CHIEF RESIGNS
      135 3 T ONDON, Thurs. Mr. Dennis Vosper. 47. a former British Health Minister, has re-signed as Secretary for the Department of Technical Co-operallcn for health reasons, it was officially announced. The Secretaryship is a Government ministerial post created wh^n the department was set up in mid-1961
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      Increased pay
      30 3 BTUTTGART. Thurs More than 1.600.000 West German State employees, railway workers and industrial painters yesterday won pay increases of five per cent or more and shorter working hours.
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      Lock icon FARM THE SEA FOR FISH: SCIENTIST
      178 3 LONDON. Thursday. BRITAIN will one day farm the sea for herds of Ash. Mr. T. F. Gaskell. a scientist of the British Petroleum Company, told the Royal Society of Arts here 4 today. "An'island nation like ours Is most suited to get value for
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      Lock icon Another divorce for Jane
      77 3 CANTA MONICA, Thurs. Actress Jane Powell, 34, was granted a divorce yesterday from Patrick Nerney. According to her, he was "terribly possessive and Jealous of my career." They were married in 1954. Miss Powell will receive U552,700. plus US$l5O monthly for support of their seven-year-old son,
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      Lock icon Space age insurance
      61 3 WASHINGTON. Thurv Rach of the first croup of seven American astronauts has taken out a (IS)SIOO.OOO life insurance policy providing cover "anywhere in space or on earth." This was announced here today by Mr. C. Leo Deorsey. the astronauts' legal jriviscr. and Mr John Hill, president of
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      Lock icon Test ban: Jack loses hope
      426 3 PRESIDENT SEES NO SENSE OF MOVEMENT IN GENEVA TALKS WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Kennedy yesterday virtually ruled out hope of reaching a nuclear test ban agreement with the Soviet Union and said somberly that, in the absence of such a ban, he expected another round of
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      Lock icon BIG MISTAKE TO LET INDIAN STEEL PLAN FAIL—KENNEDY
      174 3 BIG MISTAKE TO LET INDIAN STEEL PLAN FAIL— KENNEDY WA S H I NGTON. Thurs. President Kennedy said yesterday that the United States should help India build its projected giant steel mill at Bokaro and that it would be "a great mistake" if the plan fell through. The President acknowledged
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    A switch of unions and old pacts: Court to decide
    425 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. yyHEN one union takes over representation of workers in a firm from another union, is it bound by an existing collective agreement entered into between the firm and its predecessor?: Mr. J.J. Rattray, representing LindetevesJacoberg Ltd., told the
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    Wage talks fail: Bus men to take strike vote
    163 4 Wage talks fail: Bus men to take strike vote JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Some 170 workers of Alec Bus Co., Ltd. will hold a strike ballot meeting tomorrow, following a breakdown of their wage negotiations with the company today. The general secretary of the Transport Workers Union. Malaya. Mr. V. David,
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    Chap-ji-ki case: Two fined $4,000
    141 4 Chap-ji-ki case: Two fined $4,000 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Quek Yew Choy, a factory worker, and Tan How Tin. a bus conductor, were each fined $4,000 or six months 1 jail in the 10th magistrate's court today for jointly assisting in carrying on a chap-Ji-ki lottery. In addition Tan was fined another
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    NEW BRIDGE HELPS 220 FAMILIES
    113 4 NEW BRIDGE HELPS 220 FAMILIES SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for National Development. Mr. Tan Kla Gan. today inspected a new 600--foot timber bridge constructed by the Government at Lorong Buang Kok to take the place of an old dilapidated one across the Ponggol River. The new bridge. Unking Lorong j
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    Performances off
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. All the Police Band performances at public parks and community centres for this month haVe been cancelled.
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    Bukit Ho Swee fire site gets its first Govt school
    185 4 Bukit Ho Swee fire site gets its first Govt school SINGAPORE. Thurs. Former Bukit Ho Swee fire victims this evening witnessed the opening of the first Government school in the midst of their multi-storey flats at the fire site. This is the 25th school, and the 19th primary school, to
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    India's gift of books to S'pore
    88 4 India's gift of books to S'pore SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government of India will donate books on India to the National Library as part of its Government's programme for strengthening cultural relations with friendly countries. The gift comprising a set on Indian history, literature, art. education and religion includes one set
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    Malay classes in the afternoon
    84 4 SINOAPORE. Thurs.— The Adult Education Board is organising afternoon-session National Language classes for the public to begin In the first weelt of June, or as soon as the minimum number oi 30 students has been enrolled for each class. The fee is $1 per month.
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    Youth groups told: Help remove race barriers
    117 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The First Vice-President of the Chinese YMCA. Mr. Chew Kia Song, called on youth organisations to promote more social activities to help remove the last traces of racial barriers in the State. Speaking at the opening yesterday of a series of
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    COURT TOLD OF DUEL TO DEATH
    235 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A preliminary inquiry was told to day of a duel to the death between two masons one armed with a dagger, the other with a parang. The fisht. it was st.ittil ended in thr death of Chan Ponic. 33. who sustained a
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    Soldier's plea dismissed
    88 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tan Teck Leng. a member of the Singapore Infantry Regiment, today filed In his High Court appeal against a District Court sentence of 18 months' jail for housebrc-aking by night. Tan had asked ior a reduction of sentence on the ground th* he had a
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      379 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR O<HE following is today's sche- DEPARTURES x dule of civil alrcrmft move- tathay Pacific Alrwajs; To menu at Paya Lebar airport. Kua i a Lumpur> Bangkok. Hong Singapore: Kong. Talpeh, Osaka (CX 730j ARRIVALS 8 a .m. Garuda: Prom Medan iGA Qantas- To Perth.
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    Not rape, but salesman still has to go to jail for 2 years
    491 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday I 1 Federation Court of Appeal today set aside the conviction of rape on Chew Kirn Lin, 23, a salesman, but jailed him for two years on a charge of outraging the modesty of
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    Houses plan for Malays at low cost
    141 5 f.OHORE BAHRU J Thurs. The State Government today announced plans for I building 2.038 low-cost j houses here for Malays. The chairman of the local government committee. Dato Suleiman bin Nainam Shah. >aid the scheme would cover 821 acres. Outskirts I Houses will
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    DISSATISFIED MEN TO SEE SULTAN
    182 5 IPOH. Thursday. \M ALAY contractors in Perak. dissatisfied with iTI the business opportunities offered them by the Government, want to present their grievances to the Sultan. I The Malay Contractors' Association. Perak. at Its annual meetings here yesterday, authorised a delegation of four to present
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    Lock icon Battle with bandits
    49 5 BANGKOK. Thurs.— A Thai border patrol clashed with a band of 11 Malayan Communist bandit* In Songkhla province, south Thailand, last Satorday the police reported today. The bandits withdrew after a 20 -minute cun battle. leaving a trail of blood. The police suffered no casualties. Reuter.
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    RATS frighten CATS
    232 5 SHOPMEN GIVE UP HOPE AS TRAPS, TOO, FAIL KUALA LUMPUR, i Thurs. Shop- keepers in the Cen- I tral Market area here j have given up hope of beating the rats they say their cats are afraid. Their cats only tackled mice; the rats roamed free and
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    Seamstress dies after accident
    45 5 PENANO. Thurs.— A seatastress. Chan Man Tai. 18. died yesterday a (ew hours after she was knocked down by a motor-cyclist in Dato Kramat Road, near the Kampong Java Lama temple. This is the 17th road fatality tn Penang this year.
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    Sardon's visit
    57 5 PENANO. Thurs.— The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Ha ji Jubir. today inspected the site of the proposed deep-water berths at Buttenvorth with two West German financial experts. Dr. Alfred Backer and Dr. Rudolf Schroeder. who are in Malaya t" discuss the project njth him and the
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    A variety concert
    43 5 BATU OAJAH. Thurs.— The Tanjong Tualang and Batu Oaiah branches of the Si. John Ambulance Brigade will stage a variety concert on Saturday at 800 p.m. at the St. John Ambulance Hall In Ipoh in aid of the Brigade fund.
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    'Jungle' song woman fined
    86 5 'Jungle' song woman fined JOHORE BAIIRI Thurs A. woman. Hong Ken Chong. Alias Song Kum Cheong. 16. of Selangor. was fined $50 in the Sessions Court here today when she pleaded guilty to a charge of importing a banned song into the State on Tuesday Hong was found with a
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    'Cross of Calvary'
    26 5 PENANG Thurs.— The Kairali Arts Club of Kuala Lumpur will stage "The Cross of Calvary" at St Xaviers hall here on May 18
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    Tory leaves on visit to Penang today
    87 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The British High Commissioner. Sir Oeofroy Tory and Lady Tory will pay an official two-day visit to Penang tomorrow. Bir Oeofroy will call on the Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Uda. and the Chief Minister. Dato Won* Pow Nee He
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    Theft of cactus
    33 5 IPOH, Thurs.— Thirty cactus plants, valued at ISO. belonging to the Ipoh Port Office Supervisor. Mr. Yc«p Chin Chuan. 66. were stolen from outside his house In Camay Park yesterday.
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    Concern in Borneo over capture of orangutan
    100 5 Concern in Borneo over capture of orang utan l/UCHING. Thurs. 1V The increasing number of orang utan being captured, mainly in timber camps is causing the North Borneo Forest Department great concern. "Excuses by the culprits that the animals have been dropped by agitated mothers or injured when a tree
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    BETTER SUPPLY OF RICE PLEDGE
    332 5 KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Malayan rice traders were today assured of more rice supplies from Thailand this year in view of a better harvest and reJaxatiqn of export restrictions. The commercial attache of the Thai Emoassy. Mr. Sawai Kalandakanond. gave thi> Msurmnce In a letter
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      293 5 Straits Times Crossword H* IHF- HF^ HP |HVs hk |hi ACROSS once! U0). t LirlH carriage «uppl»nt* ph«e- 7. 21 The 24 down whenc* toik. iB>. comes 15. 3. 6. 23. 10 1 6. 6). v Keiraln Irom sour comment 13. The awful part of the metrt alter cliuich i6>
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    My lunch: Cold rock lobster, caviar...
    60 6  -  JUDITH YONG FORETASTE OF A FRIENDSHIP MEAL "by SINGAPORE. Thur». pOR lunch today, I had Australian rock lobster flown out from Sydney only this morning. It was foretaste of a meal that will be served on the new Fokker F-27 Friendship aircraft service of
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    PORT AUTHORITY SEAT FOR GOVT OF MALAYSIA
    297 6 PORT AUTHORITY SEAT FOR GOVT OF MALAYSIA THE future Government of the Federation of x Malaysia will have one representative on the Port of Singapore Authority when it is set up. A Bill to establish the i 1 authority, which has been given the first reading by the Legislative Assembly,
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    Scholarship loans for four
    161 6 POUR brilliant pupils in Perak who come from humble families have been awarded scholarship loans by the Ipoh Rotary Club to study in Malayan universities. They are: Loh Yok Lin. 20. Urn Yau Van. 19. Gee Ming Kuang, 21 and Tang Meng Kee. 20. Sixty had
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    No-necktie member is told to leave Assembly
    242 6 No-necktie member is told to leave Assembly I'M IN MOURNING, SAYS SOCIALIST FRONT MAN CEREMBAN. Thurs. A Socialist Front Assemblyman. Mr. Lim Kee Sai was ordered to leave today's meeting of the Legislative Assembly because he wore no necktie. Mr. Lim told the Speaker, Dato Jalll bin Hajl Aminuddln. that
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    THE MENTRI BESAR REFUSES TO ANSWER
    225 6 SEREMBAN, Thurs. The Mentrl Besar, Dato iDr i Mohammed Said bin Mohammed, today refused to answer two oral questions by en Opposition member. Mr. .Qurnam Singh Gill (S.F. .Rantau). One was whether the de.MRn nt the proposed State mosque was in accordance with the
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    Bound over on robbery charge
    94 6 Bound over on robbery charge KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A painter, Leong Ah Kow. 19, waa today bound over by the Sessions Court here In $500 for one year on two robbery charges. Leong pleaded guilty to robbing two couples at Stadium Negara and Davidyon Road on the night of Aug.
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    The blind, black, lonely enigma of jazz
    1862 7  - The blind, black, lonely enigma of jazz KENNETH ALLSOP by IX Detroit's Musonic Temple messiah bathed in blue limeUghi is preaching to a con jjreßation of .">,OUU arm-waving, chanting devout. Heeling wildly on the pianostool in the band's brassy Rale, the niessuli screeches his message: Hey. everyboCy. let's have some
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    32 8 Wt4* Sl* rWalwal lARAVANAMUTTU TIM <t*«lb I* 1 of Dr. MR. Sararanamnttu, ntirm Port Health Ofllrrr, Penan*; oa i VIB.I at bia bom* No. 1 Old Park Road. 'huDdukuli. Jaffna. Ovloo.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    345 8 Wordi fit (Minimum) THE FAMILY Of the late Mr*. Kboo Tioon Lip thnnk relatives and mead* for their muht vi«it» and attendance At f'tneral. MR. and MRS. Q W. L'ttins thaak friendp for their sttendance and presents on the. occasion of their murriafc^ nn 4-.">-ei:i. INSPECTOR and Mra. Hanharan
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    143 8 M ii ...J. |M i Minimum) CORNEAL CONTACT LIMS OoiMIIM n c. Uaaw, star Ovttcal Co.. ClUrora Hi. iw <«llvrr Quay. Hinmtwr*. Ka■JßerlM «n.| nppolntmrntx l*hon« StMIS. ROLAND'S ."Optra Urn by DOT Da* <inla» h> Nißht. for •til Preach Hair«ty>« vi«it Koiand a. Arpo.n'mrnti ST4I4. >K. THE SPASTIC CHILDREN'S
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    47 8 »,,rdt $!.se fmm.l LUKE'S GOSPEL contain* food news for you. Ctndv th help of <«rre«l«:.>lrn' r MM! Nominal chars* ird t'xth. PO Box M 2. K L COMING SOON Victoria Memorial, H rvancelMlc Cru.«ad*. Raker' H'othcri. l'Mi o Ohoir. Orgaa All Welcome Singapore h irehrt.
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      A Matter Of Degree
      640 8 With the exception of i Portugal, whose record in An- gola puts her in a poor position Ito call the kettle black, and Fascist Spain, whose delegate always manages to be absent during apartheid debates, all member states of the United 1 Nations have expressed disapproval
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      Aid for Jakarta
      351 8 Indonesian leaders see in 1 Malaya and Malaysia a men ace which does not exist The threats and insults which have poured out of Jakarta have in turn had their effect on thMalayan image of Indonesia. There is some tendency to j refer to Indonesia as though
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      Central and Local
      255 8 The local government elections that will begin in Negn Sembilan in the middle of next month are being given an importance seemingly out of all proportion to the function> that local authorities perform Markets and hawkers stalls, sewers and drains, the mosquito nuisance and the fly pest,
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    Tito imposes a tough, new line
    1315 8  - Tito imposes a tough, new line A SPECIAL WRITER by THE day that P r c sident Tito returned to Belgrade from his political winter holiday in Russia the snow was falling heavily. This, a taxi driver commented, was "our first gift from Russia" ar?d. lowering his /oice, he added
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      45 8 REFERRING to Mr. Goodyear's letter (B.T. April 30) we live on the brow of the hill In Holland Road beyond Farrer Circus so leave it to his imagination regarding the noise we put up with. I was referring to motor-cycles on the whole
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      140 8 and still maintain the same view: if speed were reduced noise would be far less. Regarding the other nuisances which he says we should criticise first the racket from buses and taxis, this is also numbered among our complaints as every car and taxi hoots when passing vehicles at
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      Travel costs
      58 8 SINGAPORE Polytechnic is In Prince Edward Road. Many students live some distance from the school. For example. I live in Margaret Drive arid my transport expenses run to $20 or $30 a month. If the bus companies can extend half price concessions to us students as well it
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      Slow death
      72 8 IS Teluk Anson town going to vanish without any resistance? Take Rabit Road: The water is seeping in. Part of the land where once stood beautiful houses has gone plump into the river, and more of it will follow. At the Hokkien temDle site the soil is being
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    TO EXILE —AND HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF
    264 8 TO EXILE —AND HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF /CAPETOWN. Thurs V —If thr PanAfricanist leader Robert MangaliM) ("Thr Wonderful") Snbukive Is now sent into detention on Kobben Island off Capetown, the first victim of the South African Government's latest affront U> liberty. African history will be repeating Itoalf. For this is uherr
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    Wily widow is told: Stay put
    305 9 SHE PREYED ON GULLIBLE WIVES OF TOWKAYS WITH 'LOVE CHARM' RACKET IPOH, Thursday. WIDOW in her early fifties, who owns a house and a car, was described by the police here today as a confidence trickster who preyed on the wives of towkays. A
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    An official visit
    30 9 SINGEI PATANI. Thurs.— The I Regent of Kedah. Tengku Abdul M.Uek. and his wife. Tengku Raud-;-.ih. will pay an official visit to Kuala Muda district next Thurs-
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    Gold chain stolen
    22 9 PENANO. Thurs— A thief stole n S5B gold cham from :i fivr-ypar- •Id girl in Campbell Street vestrr- tiny.
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    Supt. Rajah of Singapore moved to Federal police
    63 9 J^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs A senior Singapore police officer. Supt. Ananda Rajah, has been transferred to Federal Police Headquarters here. Confirming this today, a police spokesman said .Mr. Rajah would help with the planning of th* Malaysia police force "insofar as Singapore is
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    Eden Hall conference this month
    93 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Eden Hall conference of senior British officials in the Par East and SouthEast Asia will be held In Singapore from May 27 to May 29. Lord Selkirk. British Commissioner General for South-East Asia, will preside, and Mr. William Deedes, Minister without Portfolio,
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    'Children no excuse for crime' says I a judge
    195 9 'Children no excuse for crime' says I a judge SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Justice Ambrose today told a man with five children: "Do not produce children recklessly and use the children as an excuse for committing crime." Saw Lai Peng was appealing against a lower court sentence of $3,000 or six
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    Car park slap costs a driver $20
    62 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A slap cost Zainal bin Abdul Rahman, a driver. $20 today. He pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to slapping Llm Ah Lai, a woman car park attendant, while she was on duty at the Clifford Pier parking lot at 10.30
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    SULTAN OPENS NEW FACTORY
    181 9 T^HE Sultan of KelanA tan declared open the new $90,000 Rida rubber factory in Maehang. 27 miles from here, today. The factory, consisting of a processing unit, a .smoke house, a store and an administration block, la the first of its kind In the State and
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    CAR CRASHES THROUGH BRIDGE ON TO RIVER BANK
    103 9 IIUKL.L people travelling X in the car (above) escaped with slight injuries when the vehicle crashed through the railings of a bridge five miles from Kuala Lumpur on the road to Ipoh early yesterday. The driver, Inche Ahmad Kamil bin Ja'afar, an
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    Two flag days in Perak
    40 9 TPOH. Thurs.— A flag day will be held In Perak for the Lady Templer T.B. Hospital Fund on Saturday. The flag day for the Malayan Asoclatlon for the Blind has been fixed for June 30.
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    No sign of rebel attack on helicopter
    145 9 No sign of rebel attack on helicopter OINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Far East Command today said that a full technical investigation Into the cause of last Saturday's crash in the Fifth Division of Sarawak had failed to establish any evidence whatsoever to support a claim by Radio Indonesia that the Royal
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    2 months for illegal entry
    50 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs— An illegal immigrant, who wit arrested two hours after his arrival here by boat from Sumatra, was today jailed for two months by a magistrate* court. H. S. Sugiarto. 22. of Djambi. admitted he had no permit or pus to enter the State.
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    We have Reds too, Stephens warns
    237 9 KUCHING Thursday. Borneo also has its Communists, Mr. 11 Donald A. Stephens, Member for Natural Resources, warned yesterday at a rally of the United Kadazan National Organisation, of which he is president at Lungab in the Penampang district. Mr. Stephens warned the people against
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    'Feud': Three acquitted of riot charge
    88 9 j CINGAPORE. Thurs.-Three youths, accused of rioting with Intent to hurt Sim Chin Ouan. a businessman, at his I Paslr Panjang home on i Christmas Day last year, were acquitted today by Mr. K. T. Alexander, a district Judge. Mr. Alexander said that as
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    Thief who locked himself up
    101 9 Thief who locked himself up CINGAPORE. Thurs. After stealing a watch belonging to a British soldier In Singapore, a youth from Alor Gajah. Malacca, locked himself up in a toilet. Senior Inspector T. S. Zaln. told a magistrate's court today. Adam bin Abdul Hamld. 18, admitted stealing a watch from
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    Prizes for the lucky tenant
    65 9 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Housing and Development Board today announced that It bad picked its 20.000 th tenant who will be awarded a water heater, television set. electric Iron, steel sink, refrigerator, table fan. transistor radio, one year's supply of soap powder and tinned provision. The
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    Rush to beat drought by planting —maize—
    206 9 Rush to beat drought by planting maize rpANJONG KARANG, Thurs. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today told padi-plant-ers about a "crash programme" to plant maize and other crops to help them because of the present drought. The badly hit areas are Sun*ei Barong and Sawah
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    China, HK undercut us, say paper men
    307 9 China, HK undercut us, say paper men SINGAPORE, Thurs. One of the principal manufacturers of Joss paper in Singapore, Mr. Er Long Ann, today asked the Tariff Advisory Commission to introduce a protective duty of 30 cents a lb. on Joss paper from China and Hong Kong. He said that
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      122 9 For Hie convenience of our customers in Kuala Lumpur. We have now opened a Branch at 311. Ipoh Road. K.L. Tel: *****. CHIN BROTHERS COMPANY LIMITED (Malaya's Leaders In Housing Estate Developments) PENANG IPOH FETTES PARK HAPPY GARDEN SEAVIEW PARK EVERGREEN PARK AVER ITAM PARK KAMPAR GARDEN GOPENG GARDEN HEAD
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      472 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NA JL I^ N^ SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SEKVICE SERVICE 41.7 metres iv n^t^ A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. SHORTWAVE SERVICE Neffara-ku; 6.02 Morning Melo- 41 Met dies; 7.00 Tune Signal The AM |w Oooa lVlOrnlng 601 A Wort T* A S»y 732 Mornln
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    BATTERY FACTORY WORKS MANAGER
    214 10 BATTERY FACTORY WORKS MANAGER PROMOTIONS ItiORE staff promo--ITI tions in Malayan companies are announced: They are: Mr. Samuel H C. Chu. who takes up the post of factory works manager at National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd.. the only manufacturer of dry batteries In Singapore. A graduate in chemistry Ol St. Johns
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    Shoe output
    35 10 Singapore produced 124.970 pairs ot rubber tooiwear In December against 144.681 pairs in November, bringing the total for 1962 to 1.9 million pairs against 2.2 million pairs in the previous year MR. OtONC
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    New industries to start in S'pore
    242 10 GOVT.'S MANUFACTURING PROGRAMME GETTING VERY GOOD RESPONSE Singapore Government's" call for industrialisation has met with very good response, particularly in the past 12 months. New industries have been springing up practically every three months, a Fid Singapore can now quite justifiably claim itself to
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    Off for Tokyo technical training
    88 10 Off for Tokyo technical training MR. SO O I I K CHOON (above), a technician of Malayan Nozawa Asbestos Cement Co. Ltd., Petaling Jaya. has left for a month's training at the parent company. Nozawa Asbestos and Cement Co.. Tokyo. On his return. Mr. Soo will replace one of the
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    Sales study in Canada for local airline man
    134 10 Sales study in Canada for local airline man THE district sales re--1 presentative of the Canadian Pacific Airlines, Singapore, flew to Hong Kong by CPA last week en route to Vancouver, to attend a sales training course at the airline's headquarters. Mr. Si. n. rock is expected to be away
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    ALITALIA'S RESULTS OVER WORLD AVERAGE
    203 10 ALITALIA'S RESULTS OVER WORLD AVERAGE A LITALIA Italian Airlines A resulU for LU62 reilected the development of the line around the world and showed an expansion rate for in excess oi the world average, according to Mr. Marco Zichella, Alitalia's Singapore manager. Making the announcement on the first anniversary of
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    Tyre sales study
    37 10 Mr. Mario Lucat, export manager of Ceat Oomma. an Italian tyre manufacturer, visited the Singapore agents. Vlga and Co., last week to study the sales position of Ceat tyres Introduced here a year ago.
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    H. K. agency
    45 10 A new advertising company hat been (ormed in Hong Kong known as Llng-McCann-Erickson Ltd. The project was finalised by Mr. Phipps L. Rasmussen. executive vice-president of McCann-&ickson Corporation (International) and Mr. C. P. Ling, chairman of China Commercial Advertising Agency <H.K.) Ltd.
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    New Player cigarettes
    100 10 JOHN Player and Sons, a branch of tne Imperial Tobacco Co. <of Britain and Ireland >. is to introduce another brand of cigarettesRichmond Virginia, to ;he U.K. market. according to a report in the London Financial Times. Described as "new -size quality cigarettes, they will begin to
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    Record April car sales
    53 10 Record April car sales New U.S. car sales last month set a new record for April topping the mark set In 1955. Manufacturers reported their dealers sold 702,564 American-made can last month Some General Motors and Ford Motor figures were preliminary and It U likely the final April figure will
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    U.S. DRUG DISPLAY
    69 10 rE United States SouthEast Asia Trade Centre in Bangkok has announced that a pharmaceutical exhibition will he held from May 14 to 24. There will be 34 participating American firms dis- playing a wide range of their products. The exhibition will cover two floors of the Trade
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    Indian tanker calls at Singapore
    181 10 IN Indian motor tanker, the 33.000 d.w. tons Adi Jayanti. called at Singapore recently carrying oil from Australia. Owrled by Jayanti Shipping Co.. Bombay, the vessel is on charter by Burma Shell for a further four years, and was the largest Indian ship ever to
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    'LIFE' COMPANY SELLS $10m. IN FIRST YEAR
    322 10 LIFE' COMPANY SELLS $10m. IN FIRST YEAR By OUR MARKET STAFF 1 THE First Life Insurance Co. Ltd. of Singapore went through the first year of operation in 1962 very successfully despite the keen competition the young company encountered during the period. This was stated by the J rha»rman, Mr.
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    Beer imports
    33 10 Imports ot beer into Sin;apor* in December totalled 138,300 gallons, against 106.400 gallons in November and 70.200 gallons In October. Exports amounted to 189.400 gallons against 203.400 gallons and 308.000 gallons.
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      309 10 cur weight, cut costs, H UM i ETlli] 5 ffr OOFING f ■aakaaH V *_ato»»aM BBHtafljj ■BaaaaaaaW^ aalaaaaaaßßßaaaaaßßaßaaal HI Ml TILE sheets are exclusively manufactured by Hume Industries (F.E.) Ltd. to meet the need for in ultra-lifhrweifht Inwest-cost jsbestus cement roofing material. HUMETILE is MI'CH LIGHTER than other corrugated sheets
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      121 10 times W JL I 1 L' <» V UKc J these... JPsjL^'"'-^ put a (rompton Parkin ion CEILING FAN into circulation The CP. high-efficiency ceiling fan has been dtugned to give the greatest possible circulation of air per unit current consumption. A finger-tip wall control enable* it to be rotated
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      1438 11 Wt\U (JMnLi/i^H'K'Wtt'imttflF THE E. A. C. UNESSAmnkS 10 hENOA. it HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWtRr. houooam, amsuboam. osio. toitONguiiG ami, cofmwttm /Sr^&\ S'po»e f. yum >-«ii«n| r?A&o\Ml "FALSTRIA" I) 21,25 Ma, ?l/!l Ml) «31 Ml, l~V\--J 5 J »'«UI«S* lj HMI)/ 4i»«t V MuM I/IMN V^i^fe/ "iUIUNOIA" N/HIIN 25/27 June H2JI.lt
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    INDUSTRIALS, MININGS ARE BOTH STEADIER AGAIN
    676 12 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Malayan Stock Exchange got going again yesterday after two holidays in three days industrials were steadier than on Tuesday when they had tended to drift to lower levels. Turnover was moderate generally and tins after a slightly easier
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 Malayan Stork Indice* Ma% 7 .Ma> 9 Industrials: 107.79 107.85 Tins: 116.24 11b.06 S rubbers: 108.80 108.76 Dec. .'9. 19b'! 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    836 12 (JOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kualu Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number ot the .shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: ••ulttad (2.000) >l Dunlapt $.'77 WL, < l.OOO) (S.TI I). (1.000) 79 1). (4.000) 53. 77. iM.miii SJ.7S: East. Smtlttr \3.06
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 12 /-HINESC Preduct Cichange. Smga- por. noon «neat par picul yaatarday: Cecenut ail: bulk sellers, drim S4si sellera. Ca»ra: May June UK Contioeo' buyera. Ptp»«r: Muntox •vnite <IVS seiiera. Sarawak arhtt* SliJI sellers, special I tiiirawak black SIOS aellan. cLampong black *lv:. sellers I > 1 1 T j
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    Straits tin price rises: Thin trade in rubber
    321 12 rE Straits tin price yester- j day ro»e a lurther 52.12 A to $461.37* thus being taken back to practically the year's highest levels. The highest level so far recorded this year was $461.50 on May 3. The price in four days
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    AUSTRALIAN PRICES
    107 12 MELBOURNE Thurt. /"JAINS amount iMtfm u*r# VI more prominent lod The overall tone was tttradv rtth .sni.ill movements and nsv ce>.v oi falls. Colonial Sugar continued to rt*e .n lt^ponse to the higher .siiuar price. Mo*t oils held their levels while basr met als were Loans continued fit
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    221 12 eSNIPS ly.nt atajaaJtaßi the Sm^pin H.rb.ur »h,r... „prc(e.l djy aia: Sl^ si Oil c K.l^lrrr, U..ntf«-l 1 i »*WWIi II lh. Bentoai i I 2, Kmi|, r^ O Kiinpkoe y.w irii>. Raoaventi Tmmman M, i^rs Utimit iii lisle 44. <;.rirr;,l K M i lord 42/43. Nagatir.i Main
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    RUBBER PRICES
    261 12 \|AV first grada rubber buyart f.o.i>. claiad at s p.m. in Singapara anaj Kuala Lumpur yattarday aj per lh. dqun one ei^ih oi Tbe tone Mg dull. S.C.C.R.A. and F.MR E elating prieta in ctntt par lb yeiterday: INT. 1 R.S.S. promi t I o l>. huyere 74i.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 12 May 9. MALAYAN RI BBKR PRICE: 75^ ifnts (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5461.37 1 (up K.IS4). Kstimatrd unofficial olTrring ton-- (down fivr tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    147 12 (OFFICIAL OUOTATIONS) May it. Three irif Dunlopa 16 eta. s. D.ul.y 4d. Ks«o .'I etJ C Stnr.iife lid. r. ft N. IS us S Traction l/--i Gammons 14 < t* Hume <"d« 16 (15. Hume prefs 111 els. j 1 Waugb 15 (Iv Bhell 16 eta. M Brew
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    119 12 'PHI Malayan Eichanga Bankt' A»»- ciatien made these rrmnite* in in nSM to men-bants yesterday (all ratea to Mini. New Verk: nylng TT H IWIB. airmail Ol> I 4/lt B 1/M credit bills. 33 3/18 trade bills Canada: buying TT 35 3/16. mrm.n OI) 35 *'16. i»O dat
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    Rubber crops
    56 12 April rubber crops included: |M Molrk 37.445 !b Bukit K.itil 44.091 lb Nyalaa 46.100 lb Inited Malacca 2O3JM lb A.Tfr .Molrk 37.445 lb.. and Leonf Hin San. Ltd. 50.409 lb. Amaltamatrd Mala* 73.400 lb. Barnett 27.500 lb Borelli 100.000 lb Bukit Krpont J.S 000 lb Knala Sidim 143.700
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      1065 12 \vC\ HOEGH LINES FOR CANADA-GREAT LAKES HOEGH CLIFF accepting cargo for Halifax and for Montreal. Toronto and Hamilton with fast railage From Halifax or St. John N.B. Spore P. S'hom Penang Ist Coll In Port/ 13th May 14/16 Moy 22/23 Moy 2nd Call 17/19 May Agent.: HARPER GILFILLAN 6c CO.,
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      189 12 NITTO LINE COLOMBO SERVICE «.S. "SHINEI MARU Voy: C-2 loading for Colombo SINGAPORE PENANG 13/15 May 16/17 May Afiits: OctJßic Lloyd (Sißfapire) LU., Oeiawk Huse. Smiapire. M ***** Afiits: Ochiic Lliyd (F if M) LU., 7, Htli Quay. Pimr(. Tel. *****. c i r P S r*aw Penang "Kapitaa MiM
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      586 13 NOTICE I THE KUALA SELANGOR RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a final dividend of 12 Vx per .■nit (less United Kingdom Income Tax at the Standard Rate of 7s. 9d. in the £> is proposed for the year ended 31st December, 1962. The date of payment
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      272 13 (Continued from Pmfe t> SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* SS (Mia.)— Bos tt et*. axtro wanted for Isolated eetsUe In Perm* probationer oßce clerk able to type. M.P.I. X A. term* Apply Box AIT2I B.T. X.L* NOTICES TO ALL CONSUMERS IN THE TAIPING DISTRICT OF THE CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD The complete
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      112 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. 'I knew I had a champion." Brian Courtney said here today. He was referring to Peak of Perfection, champion sprinter in Malaya for the past two seasons. Brian trained "The Peak' In Australia before the horse was sold to Malaya. "He was
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        1499 14 Race One: 2.0— Cl 5 Div 4— 6 f I ***** Lara tor (Nelson St.) E. Breuk. 3 9.0 Donnelly 15 I 2 ***** Lady Diamonte iThio St.) Sullivan, 4 8.13 'Dragon 14 3 ***** San Juan 'Veni Vici Stj Allan, 9 8.11 Awi 4 ***** Comae <JH. Laidlaw)
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        1409 14 Race One: 2.0— Cl 3 Div 2— s 1 ***** Yotiffhal Bridge (Thailand Synd Sullivan. 10 9.0 Poiner 8 2 ***** Promise (Honour St Martin. 7 8.13 Johnson I 3 ***** Kue Koyale <Vem Vici St.i Allan. 6 8.12 M. I.cc 7 4 ***** Kuala Lumpur (Alliance St.) Rodgrrs.
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      KUALA LUMPUR IS READY TO WIN
      427 14 Alliance Stable's five-year-old shows vast improvement in a gallop A LLIANCE Stable's Kuala Lumpur j (late Inferno) showed vast im--1 provement in a gallop on a firm i track this morning. Stepping on the pace from the half-mile, he ran the last 3f in
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      Chester Cup to Narratus
      90 14 ONDON. Thurs. Narratua, I L ridden by David Yates, won 1 the Cluster Cup run over 18f and 1 77 yards at Chester yesterday. Arctic Vale (Lester Pießott) was second and Grey or Falloden (Joe Mercer 1 was third of 21 starters. Narratas 8-1 won by
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      1347 14 MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED oiporated In England) Ol TPIT RETI UNApril 1963 4094 Plculs 4 Dredgr* norkiit* General Manager <P. A Delme-Raacllftei. SOUTHERN MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED Ii. oi por.tted In England i Ol TPI T RtTIRN April MM 2547 PicuLs. Dredces working General Manager P A Delme-Raciclifle > AUCTION
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      814 14 NOTICES NOTICE We wish to advise th«t Mr YEO HWEE HONG has ceased to be employed by this Company as from 2nd. May. 1963. and ha* no authority whatsoever to transact any business or collect any money on our behalf. PEK TECK ENTERPRISES CO. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
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      Dalbara's goal earns replay for Police
      114 15 Dalbara's goal earns replay for Police HOCKEY POLICE 1 ENGINEERS 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police and Engineers Base Group fought out a draw in the Singapore Hockey Association Junior knockout final despite extra time on the Padang here today. After a scoreless fir>t-half. Engineers took the lead In the 43rd minute
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      Mahat saves a point
      72 15 TPOH. Thurs. Shaw Brothers saved a point in this Ipoh League First Division match today, t hanks to their international centre-for-ward Mahat Ambu. Cheng Wah led 1-0 at halftime: and looked capable of holding their lead till the end when Mahat crashed In a beautiful shot
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      Lock icon Brundage: lOC doors open to Indonesia
      115 15 MOSCOW. Thurs.— The president of the International Olympic Committee. Avery Brundage, told a Tass correspondent in New York that "the doors of the lOC are open to Indonesia." He said this when the corres- pondent asked if the lOC intended to return to the
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      Cosmos suspended
      261 15  -  JOE DORAI CLUB BANNED FOR REST OF SEASON By OFFICIAL FOUND GUILTY OF MISBEHAVIOUR SINGAPORE, Thurs. Cosmos, the Third Division soccer club in the SAFA League, have been suspended for the rest of the season. This was announced today by the chairman of the SAFA disciplinary board, Mr.
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      Koreans join Open meet but Aussies decline
      266 15 Koreans join Open meet but Aussies decline ATHLETICS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. South Korea are among the six countries who have accepted the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union's Invitation to take oart in the Malayan Open Athletic championships to be held In Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 21 to 24. The
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      REFS' COURSE
      31 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tl:urs.— F.A. of Selangor will hold a referees' course in English and Malay from I May 13 to 16 at Ampang Road at '7 JO p.m. nightly.
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      132 15 SOCCER: LOWER PKRAK I.C.E: PWD S.C. 5 Nova Scotia Esiate 0. MALACCA DIV. 1: Yew Ll.i'.i 3 PWD'Survey 2. PENANGi IHV. 2 Eastern Smelting S.C. 1 FAAF 0. STORE DIV. JC CA •A" 4 Perhimponan Setia 0; Max- wr'l 6 Jollilnds 3. IPOH DIV. 3: Borneo S.C. 4HQ
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      187 HORSES FOR K.L. KING'S CUP MEET
      771 15 RACE ENTRIES IJUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. i A total of 187 entries has been received for the Selangor Turf Clubs King's Gold Cup meeting here on May 19, 22 and 26. The entries comprise 79 In Class 1 and 108 in Class 4. They
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      434 15 ENGLAND 1 BRAZIL 1 London. Thursday. ENGLAND held Brazil, the World Cup holders, to a 1-1 draw before a "Wembley crowd of 92,000 last night but the score belied the complete dominance of the match by the visitors. The Brazilians, who are
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      270 15 f ONDON, Thurs. Fast bowler Wes Hall, hitting his nrst century in first-class cricket In 65 minutes, helped the West Indians pile ur> the formidable total of 512 on the first day of their match against Cambridge University at Cambridge yesterday. In reply
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      23 15 MALACCA. Thurs.-Mij. J.H.J. "Jumbo" Williams won th* annual 17th Gurkha Division Overseas Commonwealth Land Forces (Malaya) golf championships held at Scremban.
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      64 15 SPORTS DIARY SOCtLB MAI.AYA tt'P: Trengganu v brlangor (Kuala Trengganu). STOKE DIV. !D: Badan Keseman v Dockj-ard f Farrer Pk>: OeyIhiik United v Minto CU (Parrcr Pk<: TBA v Junior AA (Balestier Rd i RAF S<"letar v Serangoon Gardens (St George's Rd). IPOH DIV. 2: Malay S.C. v Chunglcat Kindlng
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    999 16 KDLNBI Ren. Thursday. 'pIK Duke ol Argyll, chief ot the Campbell clan and hereditary Master of the Queen's Household in Scotland, was granted a divorce yesterday on the ground that his beautiful wife had committed adultery with a hotel press agent. The
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    Dato Ismail takes over Finance
    237 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— i The Minister of Internal Security, Dato <Dr.» Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman has taken over the Portfolio! of Finance in the absence oi Mr. Tan Siew Sin. Mr Tan left rur London yester- dnv for the final round of financial
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    Miss Loh will get her prizes soon
    172 16 Miss Loh will get her prizes soon KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Miss Malaysia's 'prize problem" will soon be over. A member of the Mis.> Malaysia contest organising committee said today that all her prizes, except the wardrobe, would be sent to Miss .Catherine Loh In about a week's time. He was
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    61 16 ADEN. Thurs. Ninety British Royal artillerymen arrived here today from Britain to curry out heat and humidity tests in Aden on anti-aircraft Thunderbird missiles, it Middle E.ist Command spokesman said. The conventional, non-nuclear Thunderbirds would reach here next Monday for trials, lasting five to seven months,
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    146 16 UK CRICKET LONDON. Thurs. Tea scores in today's cricket mutches were: At The Oval: Surrey 343 7 dec. 175 <W. Oates 76. I. Buxton 47 > and 20-0. At Oxford: Oxiord Univ. 192. Middlesex 273-6 U. Murray 116; n.o. i. At Hull: Yorks 214 <B. Close 49.
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    118 16 Kennedy may be an honorary Irishman DUBLIN. Thurs. President Kennedyis now virtually certain to be the first Head of State to become an honorary Irish citizen. The Government has consulted the leaders of the other parties in Ihe Dail (Parliament! and Is believed 'to have secured unanimous WASHINGTON, Thurt. President
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