The Straits Times, 9 April 1964

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    19 1 frxPRAVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    TWO BOMB BLASTS
    439 1  -  PHILIP KHOO Five flee from the scene Explosion at electricity sub-station followed by another at beach By C I NCAPORE. W Wed. Two bombs exploded within 75 minutes of each other in two different areas of the island tonight. Noone was reported hurt. The firafl bomb, which
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    Four more terrorists killed
    386 1 Four more terrorists killed KUCHING, We d. Security forces killed four more Indonesianbacked terrorists in three separate clashes during one "24-hour period this week, an official spokesman said today. A mopping -up operation was still being carried out against remnants of one of the bands which are believed fleeing toward
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    NOW A 'TRUTH MISSION' BY AFRICAN UNION CHIEFS
    435 1  -  R CHANDRAN: By SINGAPORE, Wed. Ul(ill-nAM\lAu trade union leaders irom 10 Afro- Asian nations tonight drew thun derous applause from a giant rally organiset by the Singapore National Trades' Union Congress, when they openly pledged to go on a "truth mission" to
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    Lock icon U.S. copter shot down
    42 1 SAIGON. Wed— A U.S. Army' UH-1B armed helicopter was shot down on Monday, 12 miles southeast of Tarn Ky In Quang Tin Province, American military sources reported today. The four crew men all Americans were not injured. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Off to Manila
    29 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Air Marshal Asghar Khan, commander of the Pakistan air force, left here by air today for Manila after a week's visit to Indonesia. Keuter.
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    Lock icon Soekarno sees Mao's man
    54 1 JAKARTA. Wed. President Soekarno received the Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr. Huang Chen, at Merdeka Palace today. Mr. Chen arrived yesterday to attend the preparatory meeting for the .second Afro-Asian conference opening on Friday and handed to Dr. Soekarno a letter from Mr. Chou En-lai. the
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    TB deaths in Indonesia
    48 1 JAKARTA. Wed— Health Minister Ma j. -Gen. Satrio has said some 300.000 people ale of tuberculosis in Indonesia annually, the official Antara news agency reported on Tuesday. Some 1.5 million Indonesians are at present suffering from the disease. Antara quoted Satrio as saying. AJ>.
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    Lock icon English study for Hanako
    79 1 English study for Hanako rpOKYO. Wed. The JapaX nese Imperial Household Agency said today that Miss Hanako Tsugaru, fiancee of Prince Yoshi, the second son of Emperor Hirohlto, would learn English from Mrs. D.J. Cheke, wife of the British Minister In Tokyo. Miss Tsugaru, 23. daughter of a former Japanese
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    Lock icon Subandrio warns of assassinations
    48 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Dr. Subanj drlo. Indonesia's Foreign Minister, returned here last night and warned that he expected foreign subversive activities against Indonesia to Increase. He told reporters at the airport: "They will launch wn»annlnations and try to split the unity of the nation."— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Sabah Alliance to study polls
    39 1 JESSELTON. Wed— The Sabah Alliance will send a 36-raan team to Malaya this month to study election procedures, party sources said today. They would arrive about a week before polling day. April 25. Reuter.
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    The 'Lion' set free
    40 1 NEW DELHI. Wed— Sheik Mohamed Abdullah, the so-called "lion of Kashmir" and Muslim leader of the Independence movement In Kashmir State, was set free today 11 yean after he was Imprisoned by Prime Minister Nehru's Government.
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    Jailed officer in legal fight to retain his job
    375 1 gTALA LUMPUR, Wed. A police officer, Asst. Supt. Sidney R.C. Augustine, whe was jailed for two years in Thailand in November, 19(52, for opium trafficking, today began a legal tight in the High Court here to retain his job. Mr. Justice
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    Soek 'the hooligan'
    138 1 KANGAR, W«d. rpHE secretary- general of Umno, Syed Ja'afar Albar last night described President Soekarno as "an international hooligan." "He and his agents are out to destroy Malaysia." he told an Alliance rally here. President Soekarno. Syed Alba said, was anxious to colonise Malay sia under a
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    Lock icon SELLERS FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE
    149 1 SELLERS FIGHTING FOR HIS LIFE HOLLYWOOD. Wed—British actor Peter Sellers was holding his own today in his fight for life following a heart attack on Monday, a hospital spokesman said. The 38-year-old actor was in the middle of a 48-hour "crisis period" and had passed the night without any trouble,
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    Postal union sets strike date
    131 1 Postal union sets strike date K\ ALA UMPIR, Wed.— The 1,400--member Union of Post Office Workers today served slrike notice on the Post-master-General, Inche Ibrahim bin Varshay. The' notice, handed over by a union delegation led by Mr. A. Emmanuel, the unions president, expires at midnight on April 22. NOTICE
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    Lock icon Visits postponed
    29 1 NEW DELHI. Wed— President Servepalll Radhakrlshnan of India has postponed lor medical reasons his proposed visits to Yugoslavia. Ethiopia and Ireland, official sources said here today. Reuter.
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    39 1 FRENCH CO-OPERATION WITH INDONESIA PARIS, Wed. Louis Joxe, acting French Premier and Foreign Minister, said today France intended to extend and diversify the "French presence" in Indonesia, notably in fields of economic, cultural and technical co-operation.— Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Asian move to put teeth into Seato pact
      402 2 Malaysia row likely to come up for discussion MANILA, Wednesday members of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation are expected to bring up the urgency of making the collective defence pact a more effective machinery when its council of ministers meets here on
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      US $315 M. MORE FOR PAKISTAN DAM PROJECTS
      99 2 US $315 M. MORE FOR PAKISTAN DAM PROJECTS WASHINGTON, Wed. The World Bank announced yesterday that six Western nations and the World Bank have committed an additional US$3l5 million for development of the Hindus River Basin in Pakistan. It brought to slightly more than US$l.2 billion the total money pledged
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      Lock icon MACAPAGAL DETAINS BRITISH AIRLINER
      96 2 MANILA. Wed. President Macapagal last night ordered the detention of a British-owned jet airliner that brought in 50 cases of cigarettes from Hone Kong last week. Actinc Press Secretary, Mr. Virgilio Reyes, said the plane would be held pending a Customs inquiry. He said the President
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      Tensions: Britain accuses Nasser
      123 2 Tensions: Britain accuses Nasser UNITED NATIONS. Wed. Britain had told the Security Council yesterday that the United Arab Republic must take its "full share of the blame" for the recent increase in tensions along the border between Yemen and the South Arabian Federation. Sir Patrick Dean said the U.A.R. still
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      Lock icon NOT MURDER, HE SAID
      68 2 ACCRA, Wed. A 23--year-old African ex-po-liceman, who attempted to assassinate President Nkrumah on Jan. 2. was sentenced to death yesterday after being found guilty of murdering a Presidential security guard. Seth Nicholah Ametwee, had pleaded Innocent. He claimed that It was merely accidental that he had
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      Lock icon Astronauts' tenor voice in 'space' tests shocks the Russians
      145 2 Astronauts' tenor voice in 'space' tests shocks the Russians JLTOSCOW, Wed. Bovlet scientists had a shoclc during a current series of "simulated space" experiments astronauts with bass voices suddenly started "to speak tenor." the Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday. The experiments, in which, astronauts spent long periods in spaceship
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      Lock icon Hundreds hurt in Sumatra quake
      169 2 Hundreds hurt in Sumatra quake JAKARTA, Wed. J Hundreds of people were injured and scores of shops and houses destroyed by an earthquake which rocked the northern tip of Sumatra last Thursday, according to reports reaching here. Hospitals were filled with tbe injured but there had been no loss of
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      Lock icon MANILA PAPER HITS AT SOEK'S ABOUTFACE
      221 2 Yf ANILA, Wed. PreITI sident Soekarno has made an about-face on his agreement to accept the Philippines peace formula in the Malaysia dispute, a newspaper columnist said today. Nestor Mata of The Philippines Herald said Soekarno's demand for "legalisation" of guerrilla-held pockets in Sabah
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      Lock icon 73 Africans held
      34 2 CAPE TOWN. Wed— Mr. Balthazar Voster, South Africa's Minister of Justice, said here yesterday that 73 people, all Africans, were at present detained under the 90-day "no trial" detention clause. Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Minister of church dies in protest
      313 3 CLEVELAND, Wad HE THROWS HIMSELF UNDER TRACTOR AT SCHOOL SITE WHITE minister of religion, the Rev. Bruce Klunder, was killed yesterday when he threw himself under a tractor. He did this during a civil rights demonstration here yesterday. Crushed Other demonstrators, shocked by the
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      Lock icon 20 feared dead as tanker rips bridge
      147 3 MARACAIBO, (Venezuela), Wednesday. \f ORE than 20 people are feared dead in cars flung into Maracaibo Lake here when an oil tanker ripped away a 850 ft. section of the multi-million dollar bridge over the lake last night. Government .sources said two bodies
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      Lock icon DOCTORS' THREAT TO HALT EMERGENCY SERVICES
      163 3 DOCTORS' THREAT TO HALT EMERGENCY SERVICES BRUSSELS, Wed. Belgium's striking doctors last night threatened to withdraw the skeleton, emergency services from hospitals. They said the services might be withdrawn unless two of their colleagues, arrested in North Belgium, were freed. The National Federation of Medical Unions, in a statement, deplored
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      Lock icon Makarios to visit Athens
      63 3 NICOSIA, Wed —President Makarios will fly to Athens on Friday for talks with the Greek Government, a Cyprus Government spokesman said last night. News of his visit was released here and In Athens after Greece replied to a Turkish note warning that any Greek Cyprlot attack
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      Senate approves woman envoy
      49 3 Senate approves woman envoy WASHINGTON, Wed. The I Senate yts.erd.iv unanimously approved the nomination ot Mrs. KatbcrlM Elkus White. present chairman of the New Jersey Highway Authority, tv be Ambassador to Denmark. She will replace Mr. William McCormick Blair Jr.. who has i been named Ambassador to the Piii.4>pine*»^UPi
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      Lock icon Tshombe in London on stateless person's visa
      217 3 Tshombe in London on stateless person's visa ONDON, Wed. Ex-*-i President Moise Tshombe of Katanga fiew into London yesterday. He was previously twice refused permission to enter the country. Mr. Tshombe told newsmen at the airport: "I shall be here no more than a week. I shall be lecturing at
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      Barbara Hutton weds for seventh time
      229 3 JU ITEPEC, Mexico, Wed. Dime store heiress Barbara Hutton married for the seventh time here yesterday to Prince Pierre Raymond Doan Vinh. The civil ceremony was performed in the garden of Miss Hutton's U. S. $2 million Japanese-style home. The prince, a painter and
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      Lock icon Maiden dive of Ist tourist submarine
      84 3 LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND. Wed. The Worlds > first tourist submarine, the 'Auguste Piccard" made its maiden dive In the waters of Lake Geneva today. The 160-ton vessel, destined to be the star attraction at the Swiss national exhibition which opens here on April 30, was
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      Trade team man a candidate
      50 3 NEW YORK, Wed.— Mr. Lester Wolff, who recently served as a member of U.S. trade missions tv Malaysia and the Philippines, has been chosen as Democratic candidate for Congress from New York's third congressional district. Mr. Wolff is president of Coordinated Marketing Agency, Inc.— UJ»J.
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      Lock icon Equal rights plea
      47 3 CANBERRA. Wed— The leader of the Labour opposition in the Federal House of Representative*. Mr. Arthur Calwell. gave notice today that he would introduce a bill calling for a referendum to remove discrimination against Aborigines from the Australian constitution. He gave no details. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Skygirl killed
      27 3 OXFORD (England). Wed— A girl making her first parachute jump plunged to her death near here yesterday after her parachute failed to open correctly. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Grave concern' in U.S. over fate of 3 million Jews in Russia
      158 3 WASHINGTON, Wed A GROUP of Ameri- can Jewish leaders asked the U.S. Government yesterday to make known their "grave concern' for the situation of 3.000.--000 Jews in the Soviet Urion. The group, representing .the American Jewish Conference on
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      Lock icon S.S. leader accused of 6,000 murders
      114 3 S.S. leader accused of 6,000 murders BOCHUM, (West Germany), Wed.—Hermann Blache, former S.S. leader of the Ghetto at Tarnow, Poland went on trial here yesterday charged with complicity in the murder of at least 0,1 lo people there in 1943. He is accused of having shot more than 100 Jewish
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      Lock icon SEMINAR OPENS ON THE NEWS AND LIES
      304 3 SEMINAR OPENS ON THE NEWS AND LIES ROME, Wednesday. jyjß. EDUARDO MARTINO, chairman of a European seminar on freedom of information, told its opening session yesterday that this freedom "must be defended like a sacred right." He told delegates trum 20 nations that no Press law could replace "the moral
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    BOARD FLATS: SALES CURBS ARE RELAXED
    405 4 BOARD FLATS: SALES CURBS ARE RELAXED SINGAPORE, Wednesday *pHE Housing and Development Board has further relaxed the. regulations governing its sale of flats, "in the light of experience, information and public reaction," to enable more people in the lower and middle income groups to buy their own homes. People whose
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    Soek's victims get new jobs
    162 4 OINGAPORE. Wed. The initial staff employed in the new factory of Unitex (Malaysia) Ltd.'totalling 120 workers, were those who had lost their jobs as a result of Indonesia's confrontation policy. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, who opened the factory yesterday, added that these
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    House owners
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Ng Long Kee has been elected president of the Princess Estate House Owners' Association. Other officials are: Mr. Joseph Hlew (secretary), Mr. Andrew- Lee i treasurer i. Committee: Messrs Tang Kong Joo. Teng Poon Siong. Quek Cheow Kear and C.S. Menon.
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    Talk on shares
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Hfpd.-4IijD.FH. Sinclair of Prater and dp. will give a talk on "Present trend in stocks and shares" to members of the Apex Club of Kaiong tomorrow at the Alumni Association. Medical College Centre at 8 p.m.
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    Taxi offence: $162 fine
    86 4 SINGAPORE. Wed —The second traffic magistrate. Mr. Amarjlt Singh, was told today of a taxi owner-driver, with 10 children, who could be fined up till 516.200 for "a very serious offence." Mohamed Aklb bin Endon pleaded guilty to not producing his taxi for inspection at the
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    MAN ON SEX CHARGE: MOTHER OF GIRL FAINTS
    125 4 MAN ON SEX CHARGE: MOTHER OF GIRL FAINTS SINGAPORE, Wed. The mother of a 13- year-old girl collapsed in the first district! court today while giving evidence at the trial of a Malay Haji accused of having carnal connections with her daughter. She had lo be carried out on a
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    University plans for Welfare month
    78 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— A university carnival, to be held during Singapore National Day celebrations on June 3, will highlight the University of Singapore's welfare month in June-July. In this year's programme will be charity games, a donation draw, a mock murder trial and a play, in
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    Ceylon Tamils' officers
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Mr. S.T.V. Llngam has been elected President of the committee of management of the Ceylon Tamils' Association. Among other office bearers are Mr. T. Krishnan vice-president; Mr. R. Rajathural, hon. general secretary; Mr. K. Kesavadas, hon. asst. secretary, and Mr. M. Kulasegaram, hon. treasurer.
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  • THE BATTLE FOR VOTES
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      Front in 'fraudulent attempt to bluff electorate' says PAP
      405 5 pENANG, Wed. The vice-chair-man of the Penang branch of the PAP, Mr. Lim Ewe Hock, today accused the Socialist Front of following a line of "international Communism and treachery." "They have blatantly and fraudulently gone round telling the electorate that their
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      BEWARE OF PAP, WARNS 001
      157 5 PENANG. Wed. 1 MR. Ooi Thiam Siew, chairman of the Penang Socialist Pront, today tvarnej the people to "beware of the cooing of the PAP." "Dn not forget 1959 the day of humiliation for the English -educated in Singapore when the PAP took over power."
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      One big question for voters
      1856 5 NO. 1 IN THIS «e«!ES- PENANG FREE PORT STATUS OF ISLAND AND NEED FOR INDUSTRIAL GROWTH ARE THE MAIN ISSUES PENANG, Wed. T OCAL issues apart, one question which Penang voters will have to answer on polling day is that posed by the Singapore Premier,
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      'REJECT PMIP INTOLERANCE' MALAYS ARE URGED
      682 6  -  SAMAD ISMAIL M.B: Progress achieved by Alliance impossible without racial amity from ■RUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. The Mentri Besar of Trengganu, Dato Ibrahim Fikri, today called upon Malays to reject the communal and religious intolerance preached by the PMIP. He said this in a speech
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      Tengku: My diabetes suddenly cured
      210 6 Tengku: My diabetes suddenly cured IPOH, Wed. A de--1 lighted Tengku Abdul Rahman disclosed here today that the diabetic condition ne had been experiencing for the past few weeks "has disappeared as if by magic." He added: "I can speak about it now." It was considered previously that any reference
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      Mission grants scholarships
      43 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« Sree Narayana Mission will award 10 scholarships this year, each valued at $100. to local-born students studying now in either primary or secondary English schools in Singapore The students may be of any race, religion or creed.
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      Detainee released
      24 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A political detainee. Uoh Aiw Star, wlio was arre&ied under ihe Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. 1957. wa.s released today.
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      Slaughterer Soek-PPP
      192 6 IPOH, Wednasday MR. Khong Kok Vat, a leader of the People's Progressive Party, has given a new title for President Soekarno of Indonesia: "Slaughterer of the Chinese." Addressing a PPP election rally at Menglembu. here last night Mr. Khong said: "From time immemorial it has been known that
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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    How John Landy made athletic history
    1683 7 How John Landy made athletic history AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST MILER RAN HIS BEST RACES AGAINST THE CLOCK ON the afternoon of December 14, 1952. an inter -club athletics meeting was held at (Melbourne Olympic Park with only a few bored spectators hanging over the fence. Among the competitors in the mile
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    88 8 Were!* tit (MMmmm) MR AND MRS. Percy Teo and family thank all relatives and friends for their fltfta, wreath*, night visits *n<l artossSsaVM st the funeral of Mrs. >' her MRS M REDRUP and family thank ail relatives and friends for their floral < ontrthutions. letters and telegrams of
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  • The Straits Times
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      Appeal To The U.N.?
      649 8 Appeal To The U.N.? The Prime Minister's request to the U.N. SecretaryGeneral for a new effort to settle the difference between Malaysia and Indonesia has not come any too soon. There has been no improvement in relations. Confrontation has not eased, the Kennedy ceasefire is a sham, while internationally the
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      Brunei Change
      381 8 The Sultan of Brunei has I announced that he will place 'before the next meeting of his legislative council proposals for restoring to it an "elected element." This marks an important milestone in Brunei's recovery from the shock of the Azahari revolt in December, 1962. The council at
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      Cyprus Stew
      158 8 President Makarios' visit to Athens tomorrow bodes no good for either the Turkish Cypriots or the United Nations. His talks with the Greek Government, following as they will upon his verbal exchange with the Turkish Government over treaty rights, can be seen only as a move for still
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    Beleaguered leader of divided men
    787 8  -  FLORA LEWIS THE TORY HONEYMOON IS OVER: NOW FOR A TRICKY DECISION By THE WASHINGTON POST LONDON, Wed. THE Conscrvat i v c Party's honeymoon with the Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-H orn c is over. The end of the period of grace has come
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      Equal pay for the women teachers
      201 8 IHAVE the honour to refer to a report appearing In the Straits Times dated 31st March, 1964, of statements on the subject of equal pay for women teachers, purported to have been made by a spokesman of the Ministry of Education. Further reference to
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      The long wait for pills
      232 8 \VHILST my bones are still aching from having to stand for more than one solid hour at the outdoor dispensary at the General Hospital in order to collect a packet of pills and bottle of paint, which unfortunately I cannot purchase from any of the
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      The $ and the law
      125 8 The and the law 1 REFER to the letter from "Small Merchant" published in the Straits Times on April 4th under the heading "Breaking the law." Apparently the prohibitions of the Exchange Control Ordinance on dealings in U.B. dollars have not been understood by ynur correspondent. Under the Ordinance permission
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      Grand Prix thoughts
      243 8 AS an outstation visitor to the 1964 Malaysia Grand Prix let me and my comments to those of C. F. Pope, and Arthur Owen, for sports cars or the Grand Prix. The backbone of the crowd were the one dollar ticket holders. These poor people, who were
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    To see ourselves as artists see us
    330 8  - To see ourselves as artists see us FRANK SULLIVAN by AN ARTIST by th« A very nature of his calling should confront us with his own experience and views on. life, a new exhibition, therefore, may produce surprise or shock, pleasure or disappointment, but it is always an enlivening experience
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      43 8 Who; The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cut to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanship Alto Importer! 1 Exporters of High Clan W«rs««wS I Woollem. SINGAPORE: 21, Chilli* StTw**, T«J: ***** HONGKONG: Mirodor Mansion, lit Floor, Room No. 8, 54-64, Nathan Road, Kowloon.
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      150 8 TRUST SWANSON I Irlai sw^sV the best in FROZEN CHICKEN Chicken that's specially selected when it's yonnff, tender and flavourf ul. Quick-frozen by Swanson at the very peak of freshness and tenderness. This freezing permit* Swanson Chicken to retain all its original fine quality and delicious flavour until the moment
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    Battle of the horns
    447 9 CONTINUED GAME WARDEN DARA SINGH STEPS IN ON THE SIDE OF DR. LIM SWEE AUN By RONALD KINSEY: Kuala Lumpur, Wed, game warden was called in as a referee as the battle of the Socialist Front bull entered its third day today. The referee, Mr. Dara
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    $300,000 feed in fire
    73 9 OINGAPORE, Wed. A midnight fire destroyed 15,000 bags of animal feed, worth $300,000 stacked in a god o w n in Aljunied Road. The fire raged for three hours and at about 2 am. today the ravaged building collapsed In flames. Five fire engines and 45
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    'Don't fear Soek, we have friends'
    76 9 JESSEL.TON. Wed. Yang dlPertua Negara, Sabtih. Datu Mustapha bin Dalu Harun. last night raid in Koia Belud people need not fear Indonesia, because Malaysia had friends like New Zealand and Australia who would be "with us should th» need arise." Datu Mustapha wa.s speaking
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    Attack on Front's symbol pathetic: Lim
    127 9 Attack on Front's symbol pathetic: Lim I>ENANG, Wed. The 1 The chairman of the Socialist Front elections committee, Mr. Lim Kean Slew, tonight described as "rather pathetic" an attempt by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Urn Swee Aun. to connect the Socialist Front bull symbol with President Soekarno.
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    NOT AZAHARFS BUT RAKYATS FLAG: POLICE
    313 9  -  JESSIE LEEMBRUGEN By pENANG, Wed Police said today a flag which they had removed from a pole on top of a tree in Kampong Ginting, one mile from the Balik Pulau police station, was not a Brunei rebel flag. "It looks very much like
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    Court orders father to support son
    99 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A workshop supervisor. Mr. Mark White was yesterday ordered to pay a SIOO-a--month maintenance for his 14-year-old son whom h? has not supported since birth It was stated at the hearing before the Fifth Magistrate. Miss Jenny Lav. that Mr White had
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    The first of two wedding ceremonies for Iris
    125 9 The first of two wedding ceremonies for Iris MISS Iris Lim. 21. third daughter of the Malaysian High Commissioner In Australia, Ton Lim Yew Hock, and Ton Puan Lim, was married in a civil ceremony in Canberra last Friday to Mr. Pier Luigi Saccberi, 27. of Milan The wedding took
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    Ex-Malayan for student house
    53 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A former Malayan civil servant, Mr. H. A. Shaw, Is to run the new International Students House In London to b» opened In April next year. Mr. Shaw, who Is also director of the International Students Trust. was In Malaya and Singapore from
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    CASE OF THE VANISHED BRIDE
    103 9 CASE OF THE VANISHED BRIDE SINGAPORE, Wed.— A vegetable seller. Mr. Ng Ah Pow, has told police that he paid $1,300 to his would-be father-in-law to make wedding arrangements. Since then his would-be bride, her father and a woman who acted as matchmaker have mysteriously disappeared. Ng. of Changl market,
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    Murdered girl found with aid of bomoh No. 13
    196 9 Murdered girl found with aid of bomoh No. 13 p A R 1 T BUNTAR, Wed. A bomoh in a trance led searchers vo a spot where the cead body of a 10--year-old schoolgirl was found yesterday covered with leaves. The child, S. Vathanasundara Valli, a Standard Five pupil of
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    The boy, 14, who sketched two faces of evil
    300 9 MALACCA, Wednesday. A SCHOOLBOY, Loh Chin Yoong, 14, told the Sessions Court here today that while three men were trying to extort money from his mother he drew sketches of them in his dictionary. A sketch of one of the men
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    Police probe death of a baby
    79 9 Police probe death of a baby ALOR STAR, Wed. Police are Investigating the death of an Infant girl born to an unmarried 20-year-old mother In Kampong Bukit Besar. a village 22 miles south of here. The Assistant OCPD (Crime). Asst. Supt R. Devadason. said police suspected foul play. He said
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    Airport ceremony
    29 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, will inaugurate the new $3.6 million airport terminal at the Paya Lebar Alrpsrt on May 2.
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    Woman who works to get Boestamam re-elected
    237 9  - Woman who works to get Boestamam re-elected SAMAD MAHADI By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— When the president of Party Rakyat. Irene Ahmad Boestamam, was detained under the Internal Security Act in February last year, a woman said; "His arrest does not mean our end. On the contrary we will work harder
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      614 9 auests; 10.30 Asian Club; 11.00 RADIO SINGAPORE g£.. ""■ffife The SHORTWAVE SERVICES: 41 and 25 meters RADIO MALAYSIA MEDIUM WAVE SERIVCB: **p%ut\j nuibHigiH 47« metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE ««V-;» 6 °2? 1 J 4o «EBVICES 4L7 MJZ Metre. 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00 Newa; 7.10 Up And About; AJ^i- «-00 Time Signal.
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  • OPENING OF FACTORY Bata SHOEMAKERS TO THE WORLD A Straits Times feature
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      FAITH IN NATIONS FUTURE
      792 10 Bata looks ahead new factory opens today BATA'S new factory at Telok Rlangah Road. Singapore, will be officially opened by the Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. today. The ceremony will be followed by a cocktail party. This is one of the rhost modern factories in
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      Message from the Finance Minister
      185 10 Message from the Finance Minister THERE is In Malaysia a large and growing market in shoes and slippers. In Singapore alone, the annual expenditure on footwear is about 537 per family. Rata. whose name is almost synonymous with footwear, have been serving this country since 1930. As a progressive and
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      Factory makes shoes on conveyor belt system
      475 11 SHOES are such common-place products that they are taken for granted. One Just steps into a shoestore and picks up whatever one wants. To shoe manufacturers, such as Bata, the building up of their shoeline is a painstaking and complicated Job. Before they
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      186 11 Best Wishes to BATA SHOE CO., LTD on the occasion of the official opening of their new factory at Telok Blangah. WING LEE HONG (S) LTD 303, KONG HOA Building. Singapore 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Messrs. Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. on the occasion of the Official Opening of
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      171 11 1 BATA SHOE NEW I I FACTORY OFFICE I fqfl HJH HMI air conditioned 9 WORTHINGTON Designed, Supplied installed by B»l JARDINE WAUGH (S) LTD. Q WT Air Conditioning Dept., 7T«. 204 Cantonment Rood, Singapore. HEARTIEST Congratulations to BATA SHOE CO., LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of
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      From the longhouse to a city bungalow
      723 12 From the longhouse to a city bungalow Y^E was from Ihe sophisticated VV es t. She was a barebosomed Dvak beauty who had never been'beyond the confines of a longhouse in Sarawak. He was In spotless white ducks and silk shirt. She was, for the occasion, dressed in a gol
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      GEMS THAT PLAY UP TO FASHION
      318 12 WHY do we associate a precious stone, especially the coloured ones, with a particular style of cutting round-cut rubies and square-cut emeralds? Purely iashion, says a leading precious-stone dealer, since there is no reason why any cut cannot be used on coloured stones for
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      521 12 don't be SKINNY! If s All-in-one concentrated food supplement quickly gives pounds and inches of solid flesh to thin, underweight men tnd women. WATE-ON is a new, pleasant-to- SKINNY WOMEN-develop a firm, take substance that's packed with rounded figure. Fill out th« curves weight-building calories,* bone- of shoulders, bust, arms,
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      403 12 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL BUILDING JOHORE BAHRU We are proud to announce that this Building will be ready tor occupation on July 1, 1964. It is conveniently situated between Jalan Duke and Jalan Bukit Timbalan, the acceit road to the government offices. The Building is erected on a 3/4 acre site which
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      257 12 Straits Times Crossword At'BOSS 7. Work rat« In open situation 1. Dry? Try this concoction (7). (9). 5. He was described as tight- 8 Language is called the —of fisted hand at the grindstone" thought." (Carlyle) (7). C). 9. Complicated gun& one uses In 10. Picture one to jxJre over
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      1390 13 10 LIVERPOOL a, WESI COASI U.K.! MM ipott Mill r a'DM> IM>| CYCLOPS Li.erptu >, la Pt/Apr II Apr 11 PAttOCLUS LKerpeel. O'.o Gitstow Apr 12 Apr 11 Apr 14/18 Apr 17 DEMODOCUS Literpiil, Dubnn Apr 12 Apr IS Apr 11,21 Apr 21 UOLIUS liverpttl. GH^gOW Api II Apr a
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      1323 13 wu^^til^^Xd^ui^M W^k THE EAC LINES Bm«t\. V fr-M SiNGAPOtf KUAU IUMfUt.f.SWtTTIMHAM ffNANO H|>y^FT{<^jJßa eemuuM movn. kuHi«it. iouihO j/j.wti»ouAi moNi 7*ei »»o«i iiki mom mi »to»iei>n SAILINGS 10 GENOA, IE HAVRE. HAMBURG. IPEMIh, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, 1 D, tOTHENBURg ANB tOPENHABtPi S mill f, i nta) r'tnani "BUSUANCA" a) Sailed Si.led
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      1261 13 I Benuzjne] EXPRUS SERVICE TO LINIIN, LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL WTS nvuvPArirtv fOf BIS BLNVKAtKIL Hamburg May 21 taMjaMM f. i naa r*M»i| Rotttrdtm Mty 21 11/ For Liverpcol Mty 27 BENVANNOCH g,, iirujaw" 't«ani Apr 11/21 Apr 22/25 Apr a/27 Siigeoera P S*nani pmmb BENRINNES I'taa, H'ktrg, More. S'aortk Apr
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      1252 13 feMeALISTJER o« CO., LTD. w^ lib Nlw BUII. ■I.LBRMAM UMI dJo KLAVBMS4M LOIS LONOIN, HAMBURG. UnEBftAM. US ANGELES, UN FBAJKISCB, kUVRi, HUU a MIBBUIBBatIBaI SEATTIE. VANCOUVER A PMTULM Sport P. S'haa miens Axctptiai caqa far Cutm ft Saeta •CITY Of IEEBS Aatrtta. 11/13 Apr 14/11 Apr 17 Apr iunnyvilii CITY
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    116 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIALS were steadier to- x day with moves.small and about I in balance. Building: Industry ram- panics generally Improved slightly. Base metals were firm In late dealings. OR. A. firlshed Is. 9d. higher at 335. 9d. oils were mostly lower. Australian OU and Gas was down
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    201 14 (OFFICIAL OUOTATIONt) April 8. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Roustead 14 CU. M. Box 25 cts. Dunlop* 18 eta. JMcAllster 16 eta City Dev. 6 eta. M. Invest. IS eta. E. Smelters 28 cts. OCBC 23 cts. Ksao IB eta. Rothmaoa 12 eta. Fed. Dtsp. 15 rt*. Robinsons 14 cts
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 14 A PHIL first grid* rubber buyers per* and Kuala Lumpur y**t*rday at AB centa per lb. down five-eighths of it cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position Tbe ton* waa Idle. R A.s and f.m.r.i. eleslng pwlees m ctnti p«r lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt
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    H.K. RATES
    36 14 ON tbe fraa ichsnio market In Hong KonK >«sierd»y the U.S. dollar «as quoted at 6.731 for TT and 5.721 for caih. Sterling was quoted at 15.98 mad ana taal er tetd at 24RJ.
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    Big rally in tin price: Rubber mart very quiet
    488 14 r£ rally first seen In the Straits tin price on Tuesday gained momentum yesterday aided by the better sentiment in London overnight. The price rose in Penang by $7 to $529.50 on an offering estimated up by 10 tons to 245
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    MORE INTEREST CONTINUES IN STOCK MARKET
    720 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE better sentiment in the Malayan Stock Exchange observable on Tuesday continued yesterday and there was also a slight picking up in turnover. Industrials were slightly better and steadier while tins benefited from a gain of $7 in the noon
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 14 Malayan Stork Indicts April 7. April ft "Industrials: 108.70 109.38 Tins: 129.89 130.14 S rubbers: 105.92 105.92--•Dec. 30. 1963—100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    861 14 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, 'with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Stare <4.000) $3.34. (1.00O) 13.35: Dunlop (I,ooo> $2.74. (3.0O0) $2.75; East Smelt $4 SL, (1.000 1 S4 ON (5.000) 54.05:
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 April 8. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69 cents (down five-eighth, of a cent). TIN: 5529.50 (up S7). Estimated offering 245 tons ip 10 tons).
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 14 T'HK Federation Minister for I iiianir ha s fixed these pricrs for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on April 9. Rubber ts% ets a lb. Copra $480 a ton. ooconut oil SBOB a ton. Palm oil $667.75 a. ton. P»lm kernels $380 a ton. The rate
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 14 CHINESE Produce Eichange <lnga< pere noon price, ptr picul yetter. day: Coconut oil. bulk S47i sellers, drum ISOJ seller* Copra: April/May L'K 'Continent uwruotad. Pepper: Muntok white 5166 *«ll*n« Sarawak white Jl62i nellera, apectal Sarawak black ***** artier*, garbled Lamport* black $137* sellers. ASTA. Jl.M'i sellers. I Singapore
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    24 14 'THE Malayan Ixehant* Banks' Its rate* to merchants yesterday itbe rate i* flOO): Sollmx TT or OD roady- twodtati i Kroner 167.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    189 14 CHIPS ly.nj il.nxttde tht Singapore Markaur miirm or •> Motto teday art: Tatlana 1/2, Karltnun 4/5. Qlenearn 10/11. Empire K ttlwake 21/22. glraat Banks 23/24. Frederick Clover 25/28. Kernhrook L'TL'n Olennrtnrv 33 '34. Victoria 3J/36. Haataf 3S/39. Mnru.tr. 47. Sedm N.W 2. 8«lanKor .N.W. 3. Cut
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      684 15 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are invited for the posts of Stenographer. Minimum qualification School Certificate with Credit In English. Shorthand speed 100 w.p.m. Copy-typing 40 w.p.m. Commencing salary In scale 1283 x Al6-31S 331 x Al6-4.i1/427 x Al6-475, depending on qualifications and experience. A 30% variable allowance Is payable. Application
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      720 15 NOTICES KUCHAI TIN (1957) LTD. LOSS OF STOCK KRTIUCATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbat Stock Certificate No. 709 for 1.000 Stock Units of SO cents each I in the name of Chong Sin Choo haa been reported lost or mislaid. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that If. within 7 days
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      778 15 'Continued from °aie ■> SITUATIONS VACANT t*_ Wards U aVtauJ— rts. txtrm WANTED BY EUROPEAN family English Speaking Baby Amah Apply personally 4 King Albert Park. Spore. WANTED GRADUATE TEACMIII to teach Form VI Literature. Apply to Secretary. Methodist Boys' School, Penang. WANTED A TEACHER of English for Chinese School
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      1047 15 SITUATIONS WANTED 2* Word* SS (Miit.)— Box Sf rU. rxlra READ Urn senior Appointments Vacant ia The Sunday Mail each weak. IXPIRT JUNIOR MALE Typist who will be an asset to any organisation. Apply K.S. Patby. 29 Mlrl Road. Singapore. WORK STUDY OFFICER. Aalaa wltb training and experience from U.K.
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      1009 15 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE tO Word* SS (Htm.) Box SO et*. txtrm NEW SOLIDLY CONSTRUCTED 3Bed roomed Split Level Bungalow In Namly Park District 10 2-bathrooms separate dinlna; kitchen servant's room and bath. Price $80,000/. 0.n.0. To view Ring (B'pore) *****. APPROXIMATBLY S.SOO square feet of vacant land off 7
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      1095 15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES t0 Word* SS (Mitt.t—Box SO eU. txtrm •0,000 DOLLAR TAX-LOSS Private Limited Company Incorporated Singapore baa No Liabilities but an Audited Certified Loss aad take-over saves buyer 536.000 Taxes. Write Box A 3247 S.T. S'porc OFFICE EQUIPMENT at Supplies. Attractive position available In Raffles Place to suitable licensee
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      1010 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE I 10 Word* SS (Hi*.)— Box SO ett. txtrm j SALES MANAGER'S CONSUL Jll saloon, low nillc^Ke. as new. Pries SS.IKHJ. King L'm\i'ii>al Cars Limited. Phone Sinttapore ?93M AC BRISTOL 1456 Uood mechanical condition 3—9: I Thermo fooling Disc front CWH Top Tonneau Mich "X" Phone Holt
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      507 15 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. tO Word* SS (Mm.) Box SO elm. mxtrm GENTLEMEN for Swedish Massag*. Bleambaths. Facial Treatment. Manicure. Hairciitung. Tinting and Snavm< "Jeana An ondltlon, .1 Salon. 2«-A Penaag-Lanv iIOO yards from Orchard Circus). Telephone Singapore *****. MISCELLANEOUS M Word* Ji (Win.)— Vox SO et*. txtrt SPRAY-FAINTING REPAIRS Refrt*
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    King briefed on new airport
    97 16 IrpHE Van« di-Pertuan Ac--1 one in a white bush jacket, listens attentively as Mr. W. Houston, (second left) briefs him on the construction of the new Kuala Lumpur International Airport terminal building, to be operational by the middle of next year, during a visit to
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    Recruits: Half of . 400 are Chinese
    223 16 Recruits: Half of 400 are Chinese SINGAPORE, Wed. Another 400 youn? i men this time half of them Chinese today offered themselves for enlistment into the Malaysian Armed Forces. i Yesterday, the same number but one third Chinese, turned up at the Territorial Army headquarters in Beach Road when a
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    A call to victims
    30 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Police today appealed to two people who were recently robbed of their watches to contact Inspector G inch: Man Singh Tel 7200 Ext 395
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    Anti-gang drive
    19 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police yesterday detained 13 suspect gangsters and screened another 1,691 in an fsland-wlde anti-gang drive
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    Indon detained
    21 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police yesterday arrested a suspect illegal Indonesian immigrant In Cecil Street and are investigating into his background.
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    2 ASSAULT MAN, GRAB $2,232 PAY ROLL
    116 16 PENANG, Wed.— Two men assaulted a Singapore contractor, Wong Koh Kin, 45, at Stewart Lane this morning and snatched from him a bag containing $2,232. Wong was riding in a trisha on his way to the pier when he was stopped. The money
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    Students for Tokyo meet
    79 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The University of Singapore Students' Union Is raising funds to send a team of five delegates to the International Student Association of Japan's conference, which opens to Tokyo on July 15. This Is In response to the Invitation by the I S.A. which has
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    Killed in fall from chair
    63 16 i PENANG. Wed.— A pron. Inche Noor All bin Yeob Ahmad, 23, died two hours after he had fallen from a chair in front of the Umno building in MacAUster Road. Inche Noor was standing on a chair, trying to get a bunch of keys
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    38 16 SINGAPORE. Wed A police party arrested seven people in a dawn swoop on a house in Gamins Avenue. Police believe they are connected with a rioting case in which dangerous weapons were used
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    Tengku tells of Soek's elusiveness at talks
    309 16  - Tengku tells of Soek's elusiveness at talks HENRY PAUL By t IPOH, Wednesday fENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN today described President Soekarno "as a very elusive man who never came out with a direct reply." "He has no sense of dignity or honour and he has repeatedly broken his word," he said.
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    Khir told of pig smuggling at border
    158 16 Khir told of pig smuggling at border pENANG, Wed. The Penang and Province Wellesley Farmers' Association has reported to the Minister ot Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, that pigs were being smuggled into Malaya across the Perlis Thailand border. In a letter to the Minister, the association's president,
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    Businessman fined
    29 16 ALOR STAR, Wed. A businessman, Khor Lean Hup. 28. was today fined $800. or six month*' Jail, for falling to submit his Income tax returns for 1963.
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    $1,597 larceny
    39 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two robbers yesterday optned the collapsible gate of a Lavender Street home with a duplicate keytied up two children inside and ransacked the house and got away with $1337 and nine gold bangle* worth $260.
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    Pamphlets on civics on sale today
    165 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka will put on sale tomorrow the first of a series of pamphlets on civics written by experts in their respective fields. The first pamphlet. 20 pages and costing 50 cents a copy, b on "Why Elections
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      Get OCM off launching pad—quickly
      833 17 Get OCM off launching pad quickly Recalcitrants should take stock anew of the Razak Formula [{"UAL A LUMPUR, Wed— With the finance sub-committee of the caretaker Olympic Council of Malaya having now reached the stage of making tentative allocations to Malaysian controlling associations for the Olympic Games in October, it
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      51 17 PERTH. Wed.— The Australian cricket team to tour England, set to score 116 runs in 198 minutes, hit off the runs with 18 minute* to spare to win their warming-up match against Western Australia here yesterday. Scores: Australian XI 527-5 dec. and 116-2 Western Australia 357 and 285.
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      HOCKEY TRIALS
      20 17 MALACCA. Wed.— The Malacca Hockey Association will hold two state trials this month on Apr 10 and 13.
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      148 17 ATHLETICS: Combined Gevlang English 1 and 2 sports meet (2.30. Geylang). SOCCER: SAFA Dlv. 3: TBA v Setia Jaya (Parrer Pk.) BODCA v Seletar PC: Windsor Rovers 'A' v Ocean (Parrer Pk); Div. 3D: Alagappa v Bukit Timah (Parrer pk): RTC v Indians B.S.C (Geylsng). Ipoh Div.
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      ATHLETICS Jega is made selector by SAAA
      294 17  - ATHLETICS Jega is made selector by SAAA ERNEST FRIDA by SINGAPORE, Wed. Top Malaysian sprinter M. Jegathesan has been elected a selector of the Singapore AAA. This Is the second time that an active athlete has been made a selector. Last year, sprinter Low Sin Chock was elected a selector.
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      Man Chai to meet Aussie
      56 17 I SINGAPORE. Wed. Australian welterweight Trevor Christian will meet Nai Man Chai (Thailand) over ten rounds at the Gay World here on Saturday (8.45) p.m.). Other ten-rounders on the card: Les Dunn (Australia) v Sonny Chia (Singapore): Hisao Minaml (Japan) v Golden Hoff (Indonesia); Katsumi
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      $2,000 from Dato Aw
      118 17 KUALA LUMPUB. Wed. The Badminton Association of Malaysia announced today that their Thomas Cup appeal fund has reached $6,075. The fund will remain open until the Malaysian team leave for Tokyo on May 1. All donations fchould be sent to the BAM secretary, Teh Gin Sooi,
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      No pull-out —Maladi
      53 17 No pull-out Maladi lAKARTA. Wed. Indonesian MinlMer of Sport R. Maladl said today that his country would certairuy defend the Thoma* Cup at Tokyo next month. He said 17 Indonesian players were undergoing training and that the team would be named early next month. The team would leave for Tokyo
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      BOXING Singapore will meet tougher opposition
      249 17 BOXING Singapore will meet tougher opposition SINGAPORE, Wed.— Singapore's amateur boxers will be out to confirm their superiority over Malaysian Armed Forces when they meet In a return boxing match at Uie Gay World on Friday at 8.30 p.n. Singapore won by six bouts to four when they first met
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      SOCCER ROUNDUP Ramblers make costly mistake
      221 17 SOCCER ROUNDUP Ramblers make costly mistake IPOH, Wed. —An "own goal" cost Ramblers vital points In the Ipoh District Football League First Division today when Kllat won 3.2 on the Municipal Padang here. Kiiat led 2-1 at halftime with goals by inside-right Ahmad Daniel and outside-right James Ralu. Inside-right Seong
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      21 17 LONDON. Tues. Results of football matches: English League Div. 2 Huddersfield 2 Charlton 1: Swansea 1 Northampton 1. Reuter.
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      25 17 LONDON, Tues. Rugby Union results: Exeter 22 Newport 14; Royal Navy 6 Cardiff 21. Rugby League Eastern championship Dewsbury 5 Huddersfleld 0— Reuter.
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      HOCKEY MHF TO ASK GOVT FOR $25,000 GRANT
      173 17 HOCKEY MHF TO ASK GOVT FOR $25,000 GRANT KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysian Hockey Federation will approach Government for a $36,000 grant to pay for air pas■agea for the national team to tour India next month. MHF vice-president, A. Duralimtnam said today that the MHF had no financial resources and
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      THOMAS CUP SQUAD IN FINAL TRAINING Malaysians show fine team spirit
      264 17  - THOMAS CUP SQUAD IN FINAL TRAINING Malaysians show fine team spirit OH KEE TIAN6 By |>ENANG, Wed. Ma--1 laysia's Thomas Cup badminton team have begun their final training here. 'This Is our third day in 'camp' and already the players have developed a fine team spirit," Charlie fieow, the "camp
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    PAP. polls manifesto: Address to be stamped on it
    294 18 PAP polls manifesto: Address to be stamped on it SEREMBAN, Wed. No police action is likely to be taken in connection with last night's alleged technical offence involving a PAP candidate here, a top source said today. A Government spokesman denied that the PAP candidate. Dr. Lav Kit Sun i
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    New role after last training school march-past
    84 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Police Training School in Thomson Road, which has been training recruits for the pa.st 38 years, will stage a last march-past on April 30. Pirn MB mortn. all Singapore recruits for [he Royal Malaysian Police Force wi.l be trained in
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    Sale of boars
    41 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Primary Production Department of the Ministry of National Development will put on sale 44 crossbred boars at the Central Research Station in Sembawang. lO'-j m.s. tomorrow at 10 a.m. The sale will be by lot.
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    339 18 JAKARTA, Wednesday. QLSPITfc; oflicial statements that they were not invited, a delegation arrived here from Peking yesterday to take part in the preparatory meetings for the second Afro-Asian conference. Led by China's Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Huang Chen, the delegation arrived
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    Bhutto: Malaysia row disturbs us...
    227 18 Bhutto: Malaysia row disturbs us... SINGAPORE, Wed.— "The Pakistan Foreign Minister. Mr. Z.A. Bhutto, said here tonight that his country was "very disturbed" by the present dispute between Malaysia and Indonesia. Speaking to reporters at the airport during, a brief stopover before flying to Jakarta. Mr. Bhutto said: "We hope
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    Mrs. Mock puts off flight
    52 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. American round-the-world woman pilot. Mrs. Jerrie Mock, has cancelled her plans to come to Singapore as part of her flight. In a last -minute change of flight schedule. Mrs. Mock a 38-year-old mother of three, left Bangkok this morning for Manila In her
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    To greet Holyoake
    55 18 SINGAPORE. Wed —The Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs Lee will be at the Singapore airport to meet liie Ne»v Zealand Prime Minister Mr. Keith Holyoake. and his wife when they arrive at 7.30 pjn. tomorrow for a night stop before going on to Kuala
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    'GREAT LEADER' TITLE FOR STEPHENS
    137 18 'GREAT LEADER' TITLE FOR STEPHENS JESSELTON. Wed. Dato Donald Stephens. Sabah's Chief Minister, was yesterday re-elected the national president of the United National Kadazan Organisation and conferred with the title "Huguan Siou (Great Leader) at the annual delegates' conference. The title was In recognition of Dato Stephen's services to Sabah.
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    Ex-PM held
    35 18 KATMANDU. Wed. Dr. Xl Singh, former Prime Minister of Nepal, was taken from his home by police last night after having been under house arrest since last month, it was reported here today.
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    WE'RE AHEAD OF S'PORE IN 3 MAJOR ISSUES: SIEW SIN
    236 18 MALACCA. Wed MALACCA, Wed. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said here tonight that in three major issues security for old age, good education and public health Malaya was well ahead of Singapore. He was speaking at a
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    398 18 LONDON. Wed. It was another unsettled day in the stock markets with mainly irregular movements. Equities opened confidently but then tended to drift back in the absence of follow-through. Later, however, a selective demand developed and many of the leaders gradually edged forward to finish
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    A BOMB SCARE FOR IRENE 'GOING INTO EXILE'
    194 18 AMSTERDAM. Wed. A Princess Irene of the Netherlands and all other passengers were ordered off a Parisbound airliner just before take-off today when an anonymous telephone caller said a bomb had been placed aboard. The 24-year-old blonde Princess was leaving from Schiphol
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    88 18 RAAF will not be increased, Fairbairn SYDNEY. Wed. The strength of the Royal Australian Air Force squadron at Butterworth, Malaya will not be increased, the Australian Minister for Air, Mr. David Fairbairn, said today. "There has been an increase in British RAF strength at Butterworth and the RAF now represents
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