The Straits Times, 22 April 1964

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    13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    'CAREFUL, SOEK'
    731 1 Two Aussie warnings Canberra would take serious view of Korean intervention in M-dispute KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday AUSTRALIA today twice warned President Soekarno to watch his moves in relation to the Malaysia dispute. IN THE FIRST WARNING, an Australian External Affairs spokesman said his Government would take a serious
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    PMIP denies mortgage of land to Spore firm
    939 1 PMIP denies mortgage of land to S'pore firm No compulsion to vote, says Alliance TRUTH IS WE'VE A PLAN TO BENEFIT PEOPLE' By SAMAD ISMAIL KOTA BHARU. Tues. THK PMIP today denied allegations by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, that the State Government had mortgaged one-fifth of the
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    Lock icon Sock in Red clutches now, says nuZaK
    277 1 Soek in Red clutches now, says RazaK T»EMERLOH, Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here today that President Soekarno had openly shown the world that he was now in the clutches of the Communists. Speaking to a large gathering at Kuala Krau, 20 miles from here, Tun
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    Laos crisis
    39 1 BANGKOK, Tues.— A Laotian right-wing military junta appeared to be still in control in Vientiane today despite an appeal from the King to restore power to the coalition government, diplomatic sources here said today. See Pace Two
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    Lock icon 40 killed in Hama riot
    65 1 CAIRO. Tues Radio Bagdad reported today that 40 officer* had been killed in riots In the Syrian town of Ha ma. The report added that artillery lire des royed 400 houses in Hama and that the number of civilians killed wis still unknown. Six students
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    Lock icon Tokyo press reports on Akibito visit to Malaya
    110 1 Tokyo press reports on Akibito visit to Malaya rKYO, Tues. Several major Japanese dailies today reported that Crown. Prince Akihito and his wife, Princess Michiko, may visit Kuala Lumpur to return a visit by the Yang diPertuan Agong to Japan, expected in May. The newspapers also said that Crown Prince
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    ANTARA SA YS IT AGAIN: MAY 10 SUMMIT
    291 1 ANTARA SA YS IT AGAIN: MAY 10 SUMMIT JAKARTA, Tuesday. official Antara news agency said today that Tengku Abdul Rahman, -President Macapagal and President Soekarno would probably hold another summit meeting in Tokyo on May 10. Antara quoted its correspondent in Manila as saying that President Macapagal was prepared to
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    July date for PMs meeting
    116 1 LONDON, Tues. A Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference will be held in London on July 8 to 15, Sir Alec DouglasHome told the House of Commons today. The Prime Minister said he had received advice from all Commonwealth Heads of Government agreeing to the meeting "except
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    Lock icon – No favourjfor Mona pleases -Nasser
    96 1 No favour for Mona pleases Nasser r'AIRO, Tues. President Nasser expressed pride that his own daughter failed to get into Cairo University because she did not meet admission requirements. "I'm proud of that," he said. "I'm proud that while the son of a farmer managed to join the university, the
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    100 hang yearly in S. Africa
    77 1 CAPE TOWN. Tues.— During the past lour years 396 people of all races were executed in South Africa. Of this number. 305 were Africans whose crimes ranged from murder to sabotage. Of the 39 Whites executed nine were for murder. Pour Africans were executed
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    Lock icon Seato exercises
    50 1 WELLINGTON. Tues. The Chief of Air Staff. Air ViceMarshal I. O. Morrison, will be senior New Zealand officer at the Seato exercise Air Boon Choo in Thailand this month, it was announced today. While in the Par East he wIU confer with British Commanders in the area. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Maca loses party chief
    164 1 MANILA, Tunda' I FERDINAND MARCOS. President of both the Philippine Senate and of President Macapagal's Liberal Party, resigned as Party President today and joined the opposition Nacionalista Party. Mr. Marcos said he took the step because "I can no longer stomach the abuses ir> the Government."
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    Lock icon Burma Indians stage protest
    50 1 RANGOON. Tues.— About 300 Indian nationals this morning staged a noisy placard-carrying demonstration before the Indian Embassy here, demanding help to enubl* them to return home. Shouting 'We need help. Pnnditji." in reference to Prime Minister Nehru, the demonstrators posted placards on the Embassy walls. Reuter.
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    Lock icon No UN bid yet to solve M-row: Thant
    174 1 No UN bid yet to solve M-row: Thant ITNITED NATIONS, U Tues. U Thant. UN Secretary-General, told a Press conference today he saw no immediate prospect of United Nations' mediation in the Malaysia dispute. "For the moment I do not see any immediate prospect of UN involvement in the Malaysia
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    34 1 SOLMIKIL IN COURT JAKARTA. Tuts. Dr. Soum.kil. 58, South Moluccas Republic ex-Frc-siclent. today brought before- J:ik;u-t;i military court >n charges of betrayiuK (lnvrrnmrnt and trying '»> separate a part of Indent-sum territory Reuter.
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      Saigon train derailed for 10th time
      73 2 Saigon train derailed for 10th time SAIGON, Tues. The Saigon-Hue train, one of South Vietnam's most vital communication^ link, was derailed yesterday for the 10th time in 20 days. The train was derailed in Phu Yen province, about 250 miles north of Saigon and about halfway between Saigon and the
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      Lock icon Biggest airfield
      43 2 JAKARTA. Tues. Waru Airfmld, the biggest, in Indonesia, would be lnaugrated next month, the Navy spokesman, Lt-Col. Amtardhr. said today. He aald the airfield was equipped with modern facilities and capable of handling all types of aircraft of various sizes. Reuter.
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      Lock icon CHINESE TROOPS ON INDIAN BORDER
      114 2 NEW DELHI, Tues.— A large concentration of Chinese Communist troops are massed all along India's northern frontiers but no penetrations had been reported in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, a government spokesman said yesterday. He denied a report In the usually well informed Times of
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      Lock icon Kirn backs Soekarno
      49 2 Kim backs Soekarno TOKYO, Tues. The North Korean Premier and Communist Party chief. Kirn 11-Sung. yesterday announced the establishment of diplomatic relations between North Korea and Indonesia. According to the official Korean Central New^ Agency. Kirn cabled President Soekarno on Sunday pledging support for Indonesia's "crush Malaysia" policy UP.I.
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      Lock icon British Chinese: A plea to India
      130 2 British Chinese: A plea to India I ONDON, Tues. Britain has made representations to India over the treatment of two Hong Kong Chinese at Bombay airport last month. Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth Secretary, told the House of Commons this yesterday when questioned by Mr. Julian Snow (Labour;. Mr. Sandys
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      NASSER IS NOT ALL THAT HOT-HEADED ANY MORE...
      150 2 NASSER IS NOT ALL THAT HOT-HEADED ANY MORE WAS H I N G T O N. Tues.— U.S. officials said yesterday that President Nasser of the United Arab Republic no longer is the "hotheaded revolutionary of 10 years ago" and now serves as a real leavening influence on ArabIsraeli relations.
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      Lock icon Maca acts in the big sardine —row—
      140 2 Maca acts in the big sardine row MANILA, Tues. Pre- sident Diosdado Macapagal today ordered a review of a decision by a Government corporation to import canned sardines from South Africa. The decision of the National Marketing Corporation (Namarco) has raised protests in Congress and the Press. The Foreign Secretary.
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      Lock icon Souvanna back, but no sign of a Laos settlement
      322 2 Souvanna back, but no sign of a Laos settlement SAIGON, Tuesday. ■NEUTRALIST Prince Souvanna Phouma and right wing military leaders flew to a meeting with King Savang Vathana yesterday, but returned to Vietiane without word of a settlement of the Laotian crisis. Prince Souvanna was reported glum and uncommunicative after
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      Lock icon China oilfield
      52 2 PEKING. Tues. Chinese newspapers today reported the discovery of a new oilfield and the building of a big. modern refinery during the past four years. They said the new field was located at a place called Tachins. but Rave no precise indication of its whereabouts, size or productive
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      From China with new hope: 125 White Russians
      247 2 From China with new hope: 125 White Russians UONG KONG. Tues.— 11 A group of 125 White Russian lelugees, who travelled 3,500 miles across China by bus, lorry and train in 12 days, are here awaiting visas to move on to Australia for resettlement. They are the vanguard of about
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      Lock icon MANILA CLAMPS DOWN ON READERS DIGEST
      96 2 MANILA. Tues. The April issue of the Readers Digest was banned from the Philippine mails yesterday for violation of the postal law. The Postmaster-General. Mr. Enrico Palomar. clamp*»d down on 43.000 copies of the issue which carried an advertisement of a lottery sponsored by
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon US and Russia announce nuclear cutback plan
      669 3 WASHINGTON, Tues Johnson. This is not disarmament, but I hope a step forward to world peace RUSSIA and the United States last night announced they both planned to cut production of nuclear explosives for use in weapons. President Johnson told a lunch meeting
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      Lock icon Bouquet for Nik
      57 3 WALTER ULBRICHT, chairman of East Germany's Council of State, offers congratulations to bouquet-carrying Mr. Khrushchev, during ceremonies in the Kremlin celebrating the Soviet leader's 70th birthday. During the celebrations Mr. Khrushchev was presented with the Order of Lenin and the Gold Medal of Hero of the Soviet
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      Lock icon 'NEUTRAL'PLAN COLLAPSES IN NICOSIA
      252 3 'NEUTRAL' PLAN COLLAPSES IN NICOSIA NICOSIA*- Tuesday. PLANS to establish a half-mile neutral area in this embattled capital today collapsed after meetings between U.S. and Turkish Cypriot officials ended in deadlock, a U.N. spokesman saic. "There is a deadlock on the whole question of details of dismantling the fortifications." he
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      'No easing of relations with China'
      95 3 NEW YORK rues President Johnson ruled out today any easing of U.B relations with Communist China as long as the Communists "pursue confllc and preach violence." Mr Johnson also disclosed that he Is sending Assistant Secretary of State for Par Eastern Affairs Mr. William
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      Lock icon Guard leads girls to freedom
      70 3 BERLIN. Tues. A young border guard of the Communist East German Army led two East German girls to freedom before dawn yesterday. West Berlin police reported. The 21-year-old soldier and two girls, aged 16 and 17, crept through the multiple barbed-wire entanglements into the American
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      Lock icon Diplomatic ties
      18 3 VATICAN CITY. Tues. The Vatican and the Republic of Korea have formally established diplomatic relations. UPI.
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      Lock icon Charge of the Light Brigade-at auction
      140 3 Charge of the Light Brigade-at auction ONDON, Tues. v The battered bugle which launched the immortal charge of the Light Brigade into the "Valley of Death" Ip the Crimean war nearly 100 years ago was again heard here yesterday, its clear notes sounded the charge after It had been auctioned
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      Lock icon Memorial tree stolen
      54 3 ALTRINGHAM (Cheshre). Tues. A 4lthigh NagasaTkl" cherry tree, planted in this town's Garden of Remembrance less than two weeks ago. has been stolen, it was stated here yesterday The tree was presented to Altringhams Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Group "to remind us of the torn bomb devastation
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      Turk Cypriot shoots at U.N. copter
      121 3 NICOSIA. Tues A Turkish Cypriot tried to shoot down a UN hellcopter, the deputy commander of the Canadian contingent. Major James Woodcock, alleged yesterday Mai Woodcock formally protested to the Turkish Cypriote following what he described as the "deliberately timed shot" at a helicopter
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      DAUGHTER OF CIVIL SERVANT CHARGED
      151 3 LONDON. Tuesday. nnHE daughter ot a top British civil servant elected yesterday to face trial by Jury on a charge of being found in possession of marijuana. Police told a magistrate that Flying Squad officers who raided a house at Hampton, near London, found 19-year-old
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      New missile range
      34 3 PARIS. Tues. Prance will Ore ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuciear payloads from her new range on the south-west coast In 1965. the Defence Minister, Mr. Pierre Messmtr. announced yesterday. DPL
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      'Vampire' bats
      29 3 MEXICO CITY. Tues A campaign against huge "vampire" bats believed to be carriers of rabies has been launched In the Pacific Coast port of Puerto Vallarta, DPL
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      This is why tycoon Getty isn't marrying — again
      181 3 This is why tycoon Getty isn't marrying again 1 ONDON. Tues. Mr. ij Paul Getty, the 71 -year-old American oil tycoon who lives at Sutton Place in Surrey, England, last night dismissed suggestions that he will soon marry again. "I have had several tries at marriage," Mr. Getty said, "and
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      Lock icon Etna volcano erupts
      40 3 CATANIA (Sicily). Tues. A flood of red-hot lava streamed from the central crater of Mount Etna last night after a series of explosions rocked Europe's largest volcano. There was no apparent danger to life or property. UPI.
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      XXX vengeance
      37 3 KKK vengeance JACKSON (Louisiana)' Tues. A television newsman was beaten and his life threatened by a group of armed men yesterday as he tried to film a meeting for a documentary about the Ku Klux Klan. UJM.
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    To creating a brighter image of Singapore: $750,000
    261 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'J'HE Tourist Promotion Board has set aside a budget of $750,000 for an overseas publicity and advertising campaign to brighten Singapore's image abroad. The chairman of the board, Mr. K. M. Byrne, told a Press conference today that most of
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    $80,000 TV sub-station in Johore
    68 5 MUAR, Tues. Work has ■tartad on the $80,000 television sub-station at Buklt Treh, about three miles from here, the first such station to be built in Johore. The construction of the aerial tower is expecud to take about i month, when Improved and clearer reception
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    Bankrupt is jailed
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— A ban- krupt. Tan Plan Guan. trading as Kwang Guan Heng, was Jailed for four months by Mr. Saciii Saurajan in a magistrate's court, today for falling to preserve his account books. Tan. who Is insolvent with total liabilities amounting to $734 598. pleaded not
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    56 5 Copter crashes on landing KUCHING, Tue.s. A British Royal Navy helicopter crashed on landing yesterday in Sarawak.*. Second Division. a military spokesman said today. Major E. D. Smith of the 1/7 Gurkha Rifles, who was a passenger, was injured in his right arm. which had been amputated. The crew and
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    Hit-run victim dies
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Tues Chong Wee Heng. 62. died in hospital yesterday afternoon, shortly after his bicycle was Involved In a collision with a lorry travelling along Koelc Road Police are appealing to eye-wit-nesses to contact Inspector V. Rajaratnam. of the Accidents Branch. Tel 7200.
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    Estate lifts campaign ban for the Alliance
    135 5 Estate lifts campaign ban for the Alliance OEREMBAN, Tues. Ladang Geddes Estate in Bahau second biggest in Negri Sembilan has permitted the Alliance to hold election campaigns on its property. The estate, 50 miles south of here, has banned political parties from entering its 13,200-acre property for fear of clashes
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    Labour Party chairman is detained
    81 5 SEREMBAN. Tue.s. The chairman of the Ulu Beranang branch of the Labour Party. Mr. Lee Yew Lai. 32. has been detained under the Internal Security Act. Special Branch men pickod him up at his tailoring shop at Ulu Beranang at 2 a.m. on Sunday and
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    Boesta is shifted
    34 5 MUAR. Tues. The leader of the Party Ra'ayat and president of the Socialist Front of Malaya. Inche Ahmad Boestamam. was removed from the detention camp here to Perak on April 18.
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    —Queen's birthdayparade in Singapore
    90 5 Queen's birthday parade in Singapore CEREMONIAL parade was held at Nee Soon barracks in Singapore yesterday by 40 Commando, Royal Marines, in honour of the birthday of Queen Elizabeth. The parade was representative of the British Army in Singapore. The salute was taken by Lt-Gen Sir Reginald Hewetson. General Officer
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    A CLOSE ASSOCIATE OF DR, SUN DIES AT AGE OF 84
    160 5 A CLOSE ASSOCIATE OF DR. SUN DIES AT AGE OF 84 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Chew Hean Swee. 84, above t, a close associate of Dr. Sun Vat Sen father of the Chinese Republic died at his Upper Serangoon Road home yesterday after a long illness. One of Singapore's oldest citizens,
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    Pensioner, daughter die of shotgun wounds
    158 5 Pensioner, daughter die of shotgun wounds QEREMBAN, Tues. A father and his daughter died of t shotgun wounds early* this morning at Kampong Mamporg in Rembau, about i 2 miles from here. They are a retired police pensioner, Abdullah alias Dawl bin Yahaya. 63, and his daughter. Asian blnte Dawi.
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    Fire station for Endau
    63 5 MERSING. Tues. The Johore Mentri Besar. Dato Han Hassan bin Ha .11 Yunos, yesterday opened a $45,000 Are station at Endau in the Mersing district, which will benefit about 6.000 people. This district would one day become rich when the bridges at Endau and Mersing were
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    A KALABAKAN RAID LEADER GETS LIFE
    157 5 JESSELTON, Tuesday. AN Indonesian terrorist who participated in the Dec. 29 Kalabakan raki was today sentenced by the High Court to life imprisonment, and 26 others received a total of 184 years' jail for being involved in the same raid* and for terrorist activities.
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    Lock icon A pleasant surprise in Manila for Mr. Shah
    135 5 \[ANILA, Tues. A Malafysian newspaper publisher says he Is pleasantly surprised by the friendly reception he has been given here, although Malaysia and the PhilipPines have no diplomatic relations. Mr. H.M. Shah, publisher of Utusan Melayu, arrived from Tokyo yesterday after an
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    Joint action pact
    62 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government Technical Services Union and the Malayan Technical Services Union have agreed to negotiate jointly on new salary schemes and conditions of service. The agreement was reached in discussions at the weekend between representatives of the two unions on "common problems affecting the
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    'Indonesia lied about concept of Malaysia'
    312 5 'Indonesia lied about concept of Malaysia' AFRICAN DELEGATES: YOU HAVE BEEN MISREPRESENTED JESSELTON, Tuesday. 'J'HE nine African trade unionists who have been here only two days are convinced that they have been told lies by the Indonesians about the Malaysia concept. tMr. E. O. A. Odeyemi, leader of the delegasaidx
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    825 'play safe' citizens turn , in their papers
    221 5 825 'play safe' citizens turn in their papers UUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Tues. A total of 825 people, who qualified for citizenship, returned their certificates because they were not sure of their status and wanted to remain on the "safe side They did so under the Governments amnesty offer to people
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    Two die in accidents
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two people were killed In separate road accidents here. A Scooter rider. Low Thlan Fook. 29, died in the General Hospital yesterday after his machine collided with a lorry at the junction of Jalan Klang and Jalan Salak South on Saturday. A lorry
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    Arbitration hearing adjourned
    63 5 Arbitration hearing adjourned SINGAPORE. Tues. The Second Industrial Arbitratior Court todal arfilourned to May 14 hearing of a dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and United Rubber Plantations Ltd. The dispute relates to the company's application to extend for a further two-year period a coilectlve agreement with
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    Island post office
    15 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A post office was opened oo Carey Island today.
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    Full honour for dead soldier
    64 5 1 KOTA BHARU. Tue*. Private I Hassan bin Abdul Kadir, 20 of the 4th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, who was drowned last Thursday while swimming in Sarawak, was buried yesterday 1 with full military honours at Keterah. Pte. Hassan, a bachelor, was the only son
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    National service call-up begins in Spore today
    1023 6 National service call-up begins in S'pore today VIGILANTE CORPS WILL SHOW PEOPLE'S ANGER OVER THE BOMB OUTRAGES SINGAPORE. Tuesday yARIOUS organisations today called on youths of Singapore to give full support for the national registration and enrolment of the Vigilante Corps, which begin simultaneously tomorrow. In a call for union
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    Unknown youth dies in a road mishap
    82 6 Unknown youth dies in a road mishap SINGAPORE. Tues.— An unidentified Chinese youth died in the General Hospital this afternoon of head injuries sustained after being Involved in an accident with a motor car at 4] m.s. Thomson Road at noon. Police described him as five feet tall, medium built
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    CRASH PLAN FOR JURONG HOUSING
    335 6 SINGAPORE. Tu«s. TPHE Government here has launched a crash A programme to provide low-cost housing in Jurone. jurong. Social development in Jurong, as the Finance Minister, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee said tonight, "Is way behind the rate of industrial growth." The result is that most
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    New shops and stalls: Malays press demands
    194 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San, yesterday told the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce that he could not assure them of the allocation of shops and stalls in the Oeylang Serai housing projects for Malays. At a meeting
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    Ismail: 'An outright lie'
    367 7 Front chided for tying PAP to explosions: 'Don't be silly they control Singapore,' Kean Siew is told KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'pHE Minister for the Interior and Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said today that the Socialist Fronts allegations that the People's Action
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    Cocktail guests
    32 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Tb« Jumping Jewels and Johnny Lion, recording artist* of Philips' Phonographic Industries, will be guests of honour at a cocktail party at the Cathay Hotel on May 4.
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    Film on Malaysia for world audience
    135 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 20-min-ute documentary on Malaysia on the theme "Unity in Diversity" is :o have world-wide cinema audiences. Produced by Unilever in conjunction with its subsidiary. Lever Bros. (M) Ltd. with the assistance of Filem Negara. the film "Asian Crescent" in colour
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    Tyre store is burgled
    60 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Burglars raided a tyre storehouse in Joo Chlat Place at dawn yesterday and escaped with a $1,300 haul of 26 tyres and 49 tyre tubes. Mr. O~>g Glolc Lin. a partner of Swee Kin and Co., in Havelock Road, which owns the storehouse, was
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    Identity-card collectors 'are trying to cheat – voters'
    239 7 Identity-card collectors 'are trying to cheat voters' IPOH. 'lues. The Assistant Minister of Rural Development. Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Haii Jawi, today criticised "unscrupulous people" who are attempting to cheat voters, particularly in remote areas, by taking away their identity cards. He was commenting on reports that identity cards of
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    Troops parade for Elizabeth
    53 7 MAIiACCA. Tues. Commonwealth Forces stationed at Terendak Camp. 13 allies from here, held parades Uiis morning to celebrate Queen Elizabeths birthday. The Deputy Garrteon Commander. Lt.-Col. C. E. Knight, took the salute st the combined oarade of all ranks from British and New Zealand troops stationed
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    Robbed of $30
    32 7 TAPAH. Tues. A mining labourer, Ibrahim bin Kadir, was waylaid and robbed of $30 by three men near the road junction leading to the Sungkal railway station last night.
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    Two May Day rallies for Singapore workers again
    358 7 SINGAPORE. Tucs. ritHERE will be two May Day rallies again tor Singapore workers this year. ONE RALLY by 46 unions affiliated to the National Trades Union Congress will be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium. THE OTHER RALLY by 31 left-wing trade
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    POLLS RESULTS PUBLICITY
    40 7 SKKK.MBA.Y lues. There will br a cinema snow on the padang here on Saturday night to entertain th« public waiting for the results of the elections. The Information Department will announce the result* on two scorr boards.
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    Swee Yin has a double (graduationengagement) celebration
    76 7 Swee Yin has a double (graduationengagement) celebration MISS Wong Swee 1 Yin, 24. from Kuala Lumpur, had a double celebration last Wednesday. She graduated as an architect at Melbourne University And became engaged to Mr. Tan Kali Hoe. an architect from Singapore. At left Miss Wonc proudly shows her diamond
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      Tengku tells of the day Sock ran out of answers
      508 9 Tengku tells of the day Soek ran out of answers Bukit Mertaiam I Tuesday ■*TME Prime Minis--1 ter, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told an Alliance rally here last night of the time that President Soekarno could not answer his questions. He said: "When Soekarno objected to Malayda," the Tengku said. I
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      Stronger reserves now: Siew Sin
      249 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues "JHE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today it was due to the Alliance that Malaysia's financial position was stronger now than it was under the British. He was commenting on a speech by Mr. C. Rasadural, a Socialist Front
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      Seeni: No peace if Front gets into power—
      292 9 Seeni: No peace if Front gets into power IPOH, Tues. Ma--1 laysia would have no peace if the Socialist Front came into power, warned Mr. S. P. Scen,ivasagam, vice-president of the Peoples Progressive Party, at an, election rally in Buntong new village here last night. "We do not want Indonesians
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      'GREATEST PERIL SINCE OCCUPATION'
      131 9 pENANG. Tues. The secretary-general of the United Democratic Party, Dr. Llm Chong Eu, said today that the threat of war now hanging over Malaysia provided a grim contrast to the peace pledge Tengku Abdul Rahman made be- fore the 1959 elections. Speaking at a rally in
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      597 9 f^H V'\.! uV 'J^'^u Tki( new kind of ceok boek I M^ $$lPp There has never been one like it In all the hitter? of good i)^ BB eofmj. If poyt ortenfion to the look of food at well ai to atJlDfMfit n P r *P«'«»ion of it. The colour
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      103 9 Ali^y Pop Bn VmT Hamt£n /SSSJ r r^ r »o t^i^ Bnr J/'"1 1/ «/no_an'asmai>a« L£ -< McrrHCR do i! B v>4V^'^ f v**en rr?/ h^d 6es rr no* jVit vaemrv.JL work, r think;/ Dick Trmcy gjy Chomtor Gmmtti iwa^i^i^A f SHE S PLLJOCED llv SHOOT VT dHARLJB.' 9 Jl
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    Humble sailor was last of the great shipowners
    1796 10 Humble sailor was last of the great shipowners ONE foggy day in March 1865 the collier-brig Blake lay becalmed in the North Sea. Usually employed on the east coast of England, her master seldom ventured out of sight of land. This trip, however, she was bound for Rotterdam and the
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    DEATHS
    168 11 20 Word* tit (Minimum) MR. TEO KINO MONO paswd away on JMh April IM4. Cortege will leave 22 Petala Road B'pore at 11.30 a.m. on 22nd April. S. VELUPPILLAV. 75, retired Hospital Assistant. Beremban. father of Maneswary. wife of S. Thambyrajah. Telecoms. Ipoh. cousin of late Doctor AS Muthu
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    86 11 2* Word* Ht (Mlntmum) MR. AND MRS. Firdle Balalradla thank all friends and relative* for tnelr gifts, good wishes and attendants at tbetr marriage on 8-4-64. MR AND MRS. A I! MartMek thank their relatives and friend* for their lifts and good wishes on the oocaaion of their wedding
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    IN MEMORIAM
    52 11 1* Hord* tit Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of toy heloved moUier, Khoo Kheng Bow (Ura. rheah Boon Mob) whoa* anniversary lalis today Abbak. IN LOVING MEMORY of Dr Lob I'oon Lip suddenly called to rvet em 2? 4-S2. "Lord, thy will be done". Deeply miuia by bis wif*
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    278 11 it Word* Sit (Mlmlmmm) PiTZPATRICK't Supermarket. Office and stores will be closed all day lomorr.w for H.irl Raya Hall holld.iy REMEMBER 'MARZINE' and forget travel sickness. This famous quickacting remedy I* most effective and safe to ftM to children. MISS JEAN WRICHT. Revlon International Beauty Consultant. Invites you to
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    62 11 Word* S*M (Mlm.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally S.iturd-iv r.Vri April 7.3t) p.m. Victoria Memorial Hall. Board of Directors will conduct the Rally, striker Dr. B. Chew. All cordially lnwte<l. SCIENCE ANO HEALTH with k. y ■n ttm Si ripturra by Mary Baker Kddy available from ChnMlan Science Reading
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday. April 22,1964.
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      Waiting For The Break
      618 11 It seems very hard for anyone to say anything these days without being wildly (or wilfully) misunderstood. On Sunday Tengku Abdul Rahman said he was prepared to meet President Soekarno anywhere, even in Jakarta, so long as the Indonesian leader first sent definite peace terms "for
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      Another Step
      365 11 Announcements by the United States and the Soviet Union that each intends to reduce production of pi u ton ium and enriched uranium (the stuff of nuclear weapons) has drawn diverse reactions. A member of a neutral delegation to the Geneva disarmament 'talks is credited with the jubilant
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      Registration Day
      207 11 Recent bomb explosions and the threat of more lend added point to the dual registration which begins in Singapore today. The people of the island have good cause to know Malaysia is beset, and their response will surely reflect this awareness. Registration is for both National Service and
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    A 'WHAT', NOT 'WHO' FOR THE VOTERS IN BRITAIN
    658 11  - A 'WHAT', NOT 'WHO' FOR THE VOTERS IN BRITAIN FLORA LEWIS By SOME Tories are still hoping hard. But the question Britons are asking after a week of local elections is no longer who will win the next Parliament. It is what kind of government chief Labour party leader Harold
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      Adopted child and a birth certificate
      156 11 REGISTRATION for Pr. I IV will soon be here again and I hope that the Ministry of Education will drop their silly ruling that all parents of adopted children must produce the original birth certificate of the child. I was shocked and surprised to
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      Answers for Miss Lim
      338 11 \f AY I comment on your 11 report of Miss P.O. Urn's answers at the recent forum, and her letter to you (S.T. April 17). First, we have Soekamo"s assurance, from the early days of confrontation, that, economically confrontasl suits Indonesia's book. Whether this is correct
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      Diary 'check'
      91 11 T WRITE this letter to pro--1 test the way in which some of the C.I.D. officers posted at the Johore Bahru Customs and Excise office conduct their Investigation of books taken into the Federation. Going back to the Federation for my school vacation last week-end I had an
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      Undiplomatic choice
      180 11 I AM always willing and prepared to serve the Govt. when called to do so, but quite often I find that the authorities concerned have not been diplomatic in their selection of officers for duty. There was one occasion when I was made the chief Invigilator in an
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    KELANTAN
    973 11 SAMAD ISMAIL Signals set for a change by KOTA BHAPU. Tue. ANEW mood is abroad in the Kelantan countryside. It it a mood of change. "We need new premises," said the slogan which a group of young children waved frantically at Tun Razak when he passed a dilapidated old
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    Toy pistol gang routed three hours after a —robbery
    249 12 Toy pistol gang routed three hours after a robbery CINGAPORE, Tues. Police this mornins: arrested two men about three hours after a robbery in the home of a Marine Superindent, Capt. G. Chan Lizardo. in Leedon Park. The police also recovered $2,000 in casti and jewellery stolen from the 35-year-old
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    A graduate in crime
    84 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. A district judge today called a man from Johore Bahru "a post-graduate In crime" and jailed him for five years for stealing a car at Kirk Terrace, Singapore, on the night of March 10 this year. Jelanl bin Haji Abdul Rahman. 27, bad seven
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    Rape charge: Two for trial
    811 12 SINGAPORE, Tun Alleged to have set upon girl, 17, and stripped her outside house one night when parents were away MAN and a youth who are alleged to have raped a 17-year-old English girl were committed for trial today. Alwi bin, Masod, 30, and Jumaat
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    Acquittal in $5,000 case
    73 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The president of the Sessions Court here, Syed Hassan Al-Jeffert. today acquitted and discharged Lee Swee Ki.it. 33, on the grounds that there was insufficient evidence to prove the case of attempted extortion against him. Lee was charged with attempting to extort (5.000
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    Nurses to hold meeting
    51 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The General Hospital nursing branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will hold 1U Inaugural meeting tomorrow at 4.30 p.m. at the School of Nursing. The meeting which was to have been held last Thursday, was cancelled owing to the absence of the
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    New fire engine
    27 12 SUNOEI PATAJII. Tuea. A new $40,000 fire engine nu been added to the flre brigade here. The old engine lvi been aent to Baling.
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    Interflow's $100,000 business in Malaysia
    121 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Inert ora, the worldwide organisation of florists. made a turnover of $100,000 from Malaysia last year through Its market here. This was stated here by Mr. Berin Spiro, president of Interflora Pacific Unit Ltd., which haa Its headquarters in Auckland. New Zealand.
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    PAP rallies in Malacca
    47 12 MALACCA. Tues. Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will address People's Action Party rally sj the Kubu Padang here tomorrow night. Mr. Lee will also address an all-communities tea party hi his honour at the Rest House here earlier in 'he evening.
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    36-23-36 Diana worries about her weight
    235 12 36-23-36 Diana worries about her weight SINGAPORE, Tues. Her vital statistics are 36-23-36. but Miss United Kingdom 1963, now on holiday in, Singapore, is worried because she has put on weight since she left London two weeks ago. Beautiful Diana West bury. 20. said: "When I return to London, I
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    Mr. Holyoake to visit Penang
    55 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Kr"h Holyoake, will arrive in Penang tomorrow from Bangkok. He will be guest of honour at a cocktail party given by the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. and a dinner given by the Governor. Raja
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    2 GRANTED DIVORCE FOR DESERTION
    137 12 2 GRANTED DIVORCE FOR DESERTION SINGAPORE. Tues. Two decrees nisi were granted by the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, In the High Court today both to be made absolute at the end of three months. DIVORCE No. 1: Irene Tan. nee Chan Yoke Lin, a senior nurse, petitioned
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    Sultan of Perak: Vote wisely
    72 12 TAIPING. Tues. The Sultan of Perak said after opening a 590.000 mosque In Kampong Changkat Ibol, near here that he hoped the "people In the kampongs will vote wisely In the general elections." No matter what party they choose, he hoped those elected would be
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    Golden Hoff escapes Indonesian killers twice in 48 hours
    326 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Golden HofT. the Indonesian professional boxer who has renounced his country in favour of Malaysia, twice escaped death at the hands of Indonesian agents in the past 48 hours. He came to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore yesterday to
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    Union chosen by secret ballot
    70 12 BINOAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today beat the Singapore Commercial House and Factory Employees' Union by 391 votes to 148 in a secret ballot held to determine union representation among the workers of Singapore Glass Manufacturers Ltd. In Henderson Road. The
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    Accident: Police want witnesses
    46 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 63--year-old woman. V. Manmutlm Amma, was fatally injured when she was knocked down by a car along the 11-milestone Woodlands Road on Sunday. Eye-witnesses of the accident are requested to contact Inspector Loh Boon Teik of the Traffic Police
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    Police detain nine
    18 12 SINGAPORE. Tues- Police yesterday detained nine men under the Societies Ordinance, and screened 4.677 people.
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      618 12 Todays Radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICES: SERVICES: 41.7 and 60.2 .Dttr* mEDIUM^Wa'vkTfTvICE: A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- 476 METRES gara-ku; 602 Morning Melodies; A.M.: 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 7nn Ttm» serial Th» Nou/c- Morning Prelude; 7.00 News: 7.00 Time Signal. The News. 7,„ yj^ About
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      The people's happiness depends on the election, says Albar
      252 13 TOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Umno's secretarygeneral, Sy c d Ja'afar Albar, said tonight that the happiness of the people in Malaysia depended on this election. Addressing a rally at Kongkong, 20 miles from here. Syed Albar said: "If the Alliance wins, the
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      PAP'NO THREAT SA YS 001
      287 13 PAP 'NO THREAT SA YS 001 DENANG, Tues. The chairman of the Penang division of the Socialist Front, Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, today said the Peoples Action Party "poses no threat to Penang at all." "It is only working hand in glove with the Alliance, although on the surface the
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      Alliance blast at two antiharmony parties
      292 13 KI'ALA TRENGGANU, Tues. An Alliance parliamentary candidate told a rally last night that the PMIP and Party Negara were anti-harmony, a n t i development and anti-peace. The candidate, Dato Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman, a lawyer here, who is contesting in the Kuala Trengfanu
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      Alliance expects tp sweep Kedah
      184 13 Alliance expects tp sweep Kedah A LOR STAR. Tues.— The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Julian, said Here today the Alliance ln Kedah was confident of a 100 per cent victory in the Parliamentary and State elections on April 25. Addressing over 1.000 Alliance election workers. Inche
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      THE PMIP CHIEF'S 1950 LINK WITH REDS IN JAKARTA
      179 13 IPOH, Tues. The leader of the PanMalayan Islamic Party, Dr. Burhanuddin was today named as one of the four signatories of a letter sent by the former Malay Nationalist Party to Indonesia, seeking recognition. The Perak Alliance Issued photostats of the
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      We're not pro-Red, says PMIP chief
      320 13 We're not pro-Red, says PMIP chief IZUANTAN. Tues. The president of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party Dr. Burhanuddin bin Mohamed Noor, said last night that the PMIP was not pro-Com-munist, but was fighting to uphold Malay rights and Islamic religion. He said he was not trying to drive a wedgp between
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      PAP PLANS FOR IPOH
      96 13 IPOH, Tues. Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said here today that his party would set up v division in Ipoh after the general election. He was speaking to reporters at the airport here this morning while on his way back to Singapore from Penang.
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      278 13 Straits Times Crossword I H I a^H i^i^hl &&bk "^~~~^B lifenf ifiJK i^B/T I is^iH ACROSS 6. Poor Alex carries the bird out1. Chavender la more of a tori sid *•>• of delicacy (10. 5). 7 A lar e number have spoken 8. Affluent doctor carrlea on in T* 1
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      Mystery woman testifies in Exodus case
      217 14 Mystery woman testifies in Exodus case T ONDON, Tues. A mystery woman witness, who survived the Nazi Auschwitz death camp, told the "Exodus" libel trial here of "screaming with pain" during an Auschwitz operation. The woman, born In Greece and now living In Israel, said two men gave her a
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      Lock icon Sack minister, strikers urge
      63 14 LA PAZ. Tues. Bolivian trade unionists in the Altlplano region near here have gone on strike and barricaded roads in support of demands for me release of a man detained as ringleader of a disturbance in which four people were killed and 40 wounded. The strikers
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      Lock icon MELBOURNE IS HOST TO SOVIET WHALERS
      91 14 MELBOURNE, Tues. The first of a fleet of 34 Russian whaling ships, the biggest grcup of Russian ships to call at an Australian port, arrived at Melbourne last night. The rest of the flee' of two factory ships and 32 catchers, which has been
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      Lock icon Oscar winner sheds a tear
      85 14 SIDNEY POITIER. first Negro to win a "Best Actor" award, sheds a tear as he holds the coverted Oscar at the annual ceremony in Santa Monica, California. Poitier, 37, won the award for his role as a hymn tinging Baptist in "Lilies of the Field."
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      Lock icon Flyer Joan takes time to talk
      120 14 Flyer Joan takes time to talk LAE. (New Guinea), Tues. Avlatrlx Joan Merriam yesterday postponed for 24 hours her 1.500-mile flight to Guam, the toughest leg ot her effort to fly solo around the world. She said she was devoting an entire chapter to Lac in her book about her
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      60 hurt in crash
      33 14 ROME, Tues. Two crowded tramcars collided yesterday in Rome's San Giovanni square and four cars rammed into the wreck. Sixty people were injured, at lrast four of them seriously.
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      Lock icon Princess Irene: Happy AND unhappy
      326 14 Princess Irene: Happy AND unhappy PARIS, Tues. Prln- ces Irene of Holland said here yester d a y she wa& "happy because love is wonderful. and unhappy because of the strain my family is going through. The blonde 24-year-old princess, whose engagement to Prince Hugo of Bourbon Parma, son of
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      Lock icon BBC apologises
      41 14 LONDON. Tues. BBC apologised, on Sunday night after disc jockey Judith Chalmers Dlaved a record request for Bryan Williams. a British soldier serving in Germany, not knowing that he had been killed in an automobile accident last week. UPI.
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      Lock icon Terror campaign against Europeans
      153 14 Terror campaign against Europeans OULAWAYO (S. RhoD desia), Tues. A campaign of terror raged in Bulawayo's teeming African townships yesterday as thugs i oamed th streets urging law abiding Africans to attack Europeans in nrotest against the banishment of Joshua Nkomo. the nationalist leader. Police fired teargas shells to disperse
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      Lock icon The Mayor of Cebu City is Sock's guest
      75 14 The Mayor of Cebu City is Soek's guest JAKARTA, Tues.— The Mayor of Cebu City, in the Central Philippines. Mr. Sergio Osmena. arrived here yesterday for a week's visit at the invitation of President Soekarno. Today he called on Prestdetv Soekarno. tfte Foreign Minister. Dr Subandrio. the Trade Minister. Mr.
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      Lock icon Plane explodes in sea
      55 14 PISA. Italy. Tues. An Italian Air Force Diane with a crew of six crashed and exploded st sea two miles off Marina Di Pisa yesterday. A fishing boat searching the scene in driving rain found the body of one airman. It was not immediately known if
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      Lock icon Subandrio gives in
      67 14 JAKARTA, Tues. Leaders of the Communistdominated Trade Union Federation (Sobsi) have called on the Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. at the Foreign Office, demanding the release of Indonesian workers who were jailed for trying to seize control of British commercial enterprises last year, Antara news agency reported today.
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      THE VICAR SUGGESTS FINES FOR TOO MANY BABIES
      106 14 LONDON, Tues. The Vicar of Bog nor Regis has suggested that parents who have more than two children should be fined in an effort to slow the population explosion. The Rev. Or. Sinclair Snow, 52. father of four, said family allowances should
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      776 15 FOR SALE Word* Si (Mm.) Sox it ct*. txtra ATLAS MEDICATED BLOODWINI, tbe best Tonic Wine from Holland for Anaemia, Fatigue. Neurasthenia, Nervousness, (Poor Appetite). Java Provision store. 117 KMllney Road, Spore. SPECIAL OFFER Latest Hits by Cliff. Klvls, Beatles. Skadows, alao Translator Radio. Phonogram, Television available. 30<-£ discount. Call
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    107 17 MELBOURNE Tup*. [Mil stki \LS were barely steady today with falls in excess. B.H.P. lost 6d. to 575. 6d. The hire purchase section was noticeably lower. Base metals were irregular, but oils mostly lost ground. Loans steadied slightly. C.R.A 34/7 Mount laa 45 6 It. Broken Hill (10a.)
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    115 17 •TIME Malayan fxehenie Banks' Am. tlen made these cbansea In lta ratea to merchants yesterday (all rates to Si i«' New Verk: buying TT 33 11/16 airmail OD 32 13 IS, 90 d/ar 33 1/8 credit bills. 33 1/4 trade bills. Canada: buying; TT 3S 3/8. airmail OI»
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 17 C MINIS! Pmrtii., EiMmn, Slnce•ere neen (Tires Mr pioul yesterday: Ceeenut ell: bulk |47a aellera. drum SSO sellers. Coars: April May VK Continent: unquoted. Psaair: lfnntok whit* SIM sellera, Sarawak white SlS2* sellers, special Sa'iwik black Si2ft sellers, garbled Lampoos black 1130 eellera, ASTA J145 sellers. Singapore Coconut
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    20 17 The Hone Kong free market was closed yesterday for the Queen's birthday. It reopens today. I i
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    CLOSING PRICES I
    23 17 CLOSING PRICES April 21. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69 cents (down five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5526.50 (up $1.50). Estimated offering 245 tons (unchanged).
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE CONTINUES TO BE QUIET
    655 17 From Our Market Correspondent IT was again a quiet day on the Malayan Stock Exchange and turnover reported continued on the small side. Industrials were patchy in the morning, but by afternoon had turned quietly steady. Tins were firmer with buyers prepared to
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    28 17 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indice* April 20 April 21 •Industrials: 110.63 110.36 Tins: 131.60 132.12 S rubbers: 106.72 1U6.72 *Dec. 30. 1963 a 100 Dec. 29. 1962 luu
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    799 17 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of tlv Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number ot the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.000) 11.47: Cold Sterage (2.000) 53.37; Ounlops 52.57 SJL. (2.000) S2.S«, (1,000) 52.57. (1.000) 52.U2 (3.UOU) 52.68, (2.000) «2.58. (1.000)
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    215 17 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) April ft. Three montba. INDUSTRIALS Houitrad 14 eta. M. Box 26 eta niailnpa 18 eta. M. Contain, m "la Ci'y Dry. b us. MeAJieter 17 eta B. Smeltera 2» eta. M Invest. 15 eta, r.»su II eta. OCBC L>J clv bed. Uisp. 10 eta, Kotbaaaaa 12
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    Straits tin up by $1.50: Strong rubber selling
    308 17 THE price of tin rose In Penang yesterday by $1.50 jto $526.50. after remaining unchanged for 3 days. The estimated offering was 245 tons, unchanged In London on Monday tin turned easier in quiet dealings to end the morning sessions mostly £6
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      899 17 TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "ORSOVA" (29,000 tons fully oirtonditioned stabilised) Depat.ng PENANG 17th May 1964 SINGAPORE 18th May 1964 for Fremonrle, Adelaide, Melbourne Sydney. Limited First Cl— < accommodation available Apply to your Trov«l Agent or: ISLAY KERR A CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) LTD.. KUALA LUMPUR. HARPER, GILFILLAN CO.
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      560 17 HESIBOUND EUROPE SIXICt nnttooro v. Shim reaaaa M'nillea, sirteau, Brest. NARA Sailil Sn let li Pirt Ham. 9ua«irs, AshMta, H ilh. O'siss. RirUrSaa. SOUTH t WEST AFRICA jEWtCt TIORA 1/ I May Ourotn (21/5), port EHnoetti (24/5). Capetoaa (21/Sl, Matroi (31/5), Port Hircourt, Li|oi (I/I), Cotonou il t) Lome. Temi,
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      825 18 I^^ THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association in the State of Singapore will be closed for business on Thursday 23rd April 1964 for Harl Raya Haji A. A. M. NOTICE The Secretary confirms that the Association dinner under the patronage of his Highness, the Sultan
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      795 18 GOLDEN HOPE PLANTATIONS LIMITED The Directors have declared an Interim dividend of 10 per cent less income tax at 7s. 90 in the in respect oi the iinancial year ended 31st May. 1964. payable 29th May. 1964. Last day lor lodging transfers 11th May. 1964. HARRISONS AND CROSFLELD (MALAYSIA; LIMITED.
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      764 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 CIVIL ENGINEER Dynamic Young British Civil Engineer B.Sc: (Eng.), AMICE. wishes to obtain position with a Malaysian contracting firm at cessation of present contract. Nine years experience since graduation i on a w*de variety of civil engineer- ing and building contracts together with design experience. Please re-
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      798 18 NOTICES BANK HOLIDAY The Banks In the State of Selangor will be closed for business on Thursday, 23rd April, 1964 HARI RAYA HAJI. Exchange Banks' Association of the Federation of Malaya. JABATAN KERJA RAYA, PERAK TENDERS for the supply and delivery from private quarries of 9,000 cubic yards of limestone
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      867 18 TENDERS KEDAH J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from JKR, registered contractors in Class "D" and above will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. Kedah 'Perlis. Alor Star up to 3.00 pjn. ol the 28th April. 1964: For:THE CONSTRUCTION OF 4 BLOCKS OF 2 UNITS EACH (8 UNITS IN
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      570 18 TENDERS GOVERNMENT ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT-BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE 1. TENDERS will be received by the Chairman Tenders Board, at the Office of the State Financial i Officer, Ground floor of the Gov- eminent Offices, Brunei, up to 4.00 pjn. on Monday 20th May. 1964 for:— THE SUPPLY AND ERECTION OP THE FOLLOWING:—
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      514 18 IDEAL OFFICE SPACE TO LET Fully airconditioned office space are ready for occupation sometime in May, 1964 at the New Building of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street. Please apply early to the Secretary, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, 43, Bukit Pasoh Road. Singapore 2. SELANGOR TURF CLUB NOTICE
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      Madureira clinch tough match in 74th mm
      399 19 Madureira clinch tough match in 74th min JOE DORAI By Singapore, Tuesday jADUREIRA Football Club of Brazil had to draw heavily on their experience and call out three fresh men in the second half to grind out a 3-1 victory over a Singapore Selection at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. The
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      Lock icon It's hot in Saigon
      104 19 It's hot in Saigon CAIGON. Tues. Footballers ol Malaysia, Japan, South Korea Israel. Thailand and India, in the Asian Junior tournament here, are complaining about thr heat and humidity which are both in the high 80s. The Burmese, however, said the heat was not worrying them. David Gablnson. the Israel
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      Lock icon Bolton v Wolves on Friday
      83 19 LONDON, Tues. The English League First Division match between Bolton and Wolverhampton Wanderers will be played on Friday Instead of Saturday. Scottish football fixtures tor Saturday are: Scottish Cup nnal Dundee v Rangers <tv Hampden Park Glasgow Scottish Div. 1 Kilmarnock v Third Lanark: Queen
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      Malaysia is venue for 1966 'Universe' contest
      325 19  -  KEN FERNANDEZ BODYBUILDERS' CHIEF HERE TO HELP By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Dr. Ben Weider. president of the International Federation of Bodybuilders, arrived in Kuala Lumpur today to help Malaysia stage the Mr. Universe bodybuilding contest here in 1966. Dr. Weider, who is on
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      CRICKET Martens is in I favour I—agai1—again—'
      169 19 CRICKET Martens is in favour again QINGAPORE. Tues. By scoring a half-century against Selangor last Sunday, John Martens has put himself back in favour with the Singapore cricket selectors. Until last weekend. Martens has been batting poorly this season. Another poor performance would have convinced the selectors that he should
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      Malaysia body for wrestling
      87 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The flrst Malaysian Amateur Wrestling championships will be held at Singapore in July. This was decided at the Inaugural meeting of the Malaysian Amateur Wrestling Association held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The meeting elected Tang Tuck Wah, president of the Singapore Amateur Wrestling
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      YACHTING NEW BOAT IS BEING PREPARED FOR GAMES
      160 19 YACHTING NEW BOAT IS BEING PREPARED FOR GAMES SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore will compete in the yachting events In the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October. J. Snowden. the Royal Singapore Yacht Club vicecommodore, told the Straits Times today that the problem of getting a suitable yacht has been solved. It
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      GO-KARTING
      31 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Malayan Motor Sports Club will hold a go-kart meeting at Port Dickson on Saturday. The venue is the Federation Garrison Barracks. 6th mile Port Dickson Road.
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      Formosa withdraw from Asian Cup
      285 19 I/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Formosa have made a surprise withdrawal from the Asian Cup soccer tournament final rounds due to begin in Tel Aviv on May 26. It Is learned here that Israel, the host country are very much concerned over Formosa's withdrawal at this late
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      GAMES MARKS RECOMMENDED
      370 19 SWIMMING SINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore Amateur Swimming Association today announced the Olympic Games qualifying times it will recommend to the Amateur Swimming Union or Malaysia at a meeting In Kuala Lumpur on May 1. The qualifying marks are: MEN: 100 m free (Steed? 400 m free (4min 30sec»:
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      oarawaK protest to Malayan body
      321 19 SarawaK protest to Malayan body TABLE TENNIS y-1 i OINGAPORE, Tues. The Sarawak Table Tennis Association have lodged a protest against the Malayan Table Tennis Association's declared intention of taking the name of Malaysian TTA and inviting Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak to Join as member states. It Is learned here
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      155 19 BADMINTON Tour match: Penang Selection v Thai University undergrads (Penang Umno ball. 7.30 p.m.). SOCCER Penan* Div. SA: Chinese Wanderers B v Green Jackets "A 1 (Dato Kramat): Div. 3B: Green Jackets "B" v Jelutorm Youth Club (Mlnden); BAFC B v Indian Assn. (Dato Kramat) Nerri leacue: Rangers v Tamil
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      ARC EN CIEL GOES WELL IN MUD
      916 20 I Brilliant mare looks 'good thing' in 7f race at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. £BC EN CIEL, a brilliant four-year-old mare by Helios, did a smart gallop in heavy going this morning Ridden by Moses Lee, she sprinted over 3f in
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      Lock icon Probe extends to the north
      330 20 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN'S big football bribery probe extended to three northern cities yesterday and another two players were suspended because of "match fixing" allegations. Police chiefs in Sheffield, York and Lincoln are likely to share the task of Investigating bribery allegations made by
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      Belgian wins again
      94 20 "nOSTON. Tues. Belgium's Au- rele van den Drlessche. 30. yesterday won the Boston Marathon for the Mcond year running. There was a record entry ol over 300 for the famous race, which 1» run each year over the Olympic mara hon distance of 26 miles and 385
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      K.L. CARD
      1563 20 CARD KEY A letter after the hone's name Indicates the type of going preferred: f fast; g good; s soft; h h^vy; a any. Betting forecast: (8F) strongly fancied; (F) fancied. 'Apprentice allowances: Soaidl, P K. Leong and Llm 3-lb; Chong and Dragon 6-) b; others 7-Ib. Race
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        189 20 Veivers is happiest as tourists practise LONDON, Tues. The Australian cricketers had their first net practice since arriving In England at Lord's yesterday. Bobby Simpson, the captain, decided to go ahead with the practice after inspecting the ground, which was very wet and soft. He and BUI Lawry were first
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        25 20 DACCA. Tues. The Japanese hockey team ended their tour of Pakistan with a 1-0 win over an East Pakistan side here yesterday. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon AUSSIE 'REBELS' IN THE f TOP 6
      110 20 AUSSIE 'REBELS' IN THE TOP 6 \I£LBOURNE, Tues. Four ol the first six places in the Australian men's lawn tennis rankings announced yesterday have been allotted to "rebel" players. They are Roy Emerson (ranked No. 1). Fred Stolle (No. 2>. Martin Mulligan (No. 3). and Ken Fletcher (No. 5). The
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      Lock icon Hull Kingston win replay
      52 20 LONDON. Tues. Results of rtugby League matches played yesterday: League Cup semi-final second replay Oldham 2 Hull Kingston 13 (at Huddersfleld). Div. 1— Workington 62 Huiislet 15. Eastern Division— York 13 Feathersione 13. In a Rugby Umun club match. Pontypridd were beaten 6-3 by LI a
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      82 20 Best Wishes For A Prosperous Future to Pan-Malaysia Cement Works (S) Limited on the occasion of the laying of Foundation Stone at Jurong Works in the Jurong Industrial Estate today. From: JURONG SHIPYARD LTD. 3-A Chow House, 140/142 Robinson Road, Singapore. I m For fft HFil TH *Ht STRENGTH WEIDER
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    DEATH
    22 21 MR. VAITHILINGAM. M, at IropalaJ. cYylon. fonnrrlv of thr Rail■mj I'utistriiction Department, brother or iir M VaithilitiK-.-irn. TunKlln Hoii>ital. on -'u-4-64.
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    Whom did we hit? asks crash skipper
    181 21 Whom did we hit? asks crash skipper SINGAPORE, Tues. The Japanese tanker, Kiyo Mara, which was involved in a collision with a Norwegian tanker off Raffles Lighthouse on Sunday morning, did not know the name of the ship she collided with, a Government statement revealed today. The statement said that
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    Varsity lecture
    39 21 SINGAPORE. Tues— Dr. Peter Bishop, a London endocrinoloKist. will (five a talk on "The disorders of the male gonads" at the pathology theatre of the University of Singapore and not on "The use and abuse of steroids."
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    'Spring cleaning' notices
    86 21 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Ministry of Health has served a further 451 notices on householders who do not have adequate dustbins. This is the second batch to get notices during the past week in connection with the current spring cleansing; campaign. The first batch of 280 notices went
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    406 21 LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN LONDON, Tues. Generally quiet and Irregular conditions were experienced In stock markets today. The undertone was still satisfactory and there was no lack of good features In equities, but no general trend was established. Among leading stocks to show good gains were Rank Organisation. EMi
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    368 21 Wheeler notes our military progress KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jyjALAYSIA'S military progress has "greatly impressed" the visiting United States Army Chief of Staff, Gen. Earle G. Wheeler. Gen. Wheeler, who arrived in Singapore yesterday, came here this morning for a private briefing oh this country's military preparedness from the Chief of
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    Malayalam drama
    29 21 SINGAPORE, Tues. a Malayalam drama entitled "Pottama," sponsored !)y the Singapore Indian Film Society, will be staged at the Victoria Theatre on April 30 at 8 p.m.
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    Gunboat fires shot at motor sampan
    104 21 Gunboat fires shot at motor sampan SINGAPORE, KJ rr> lues. A Raffles Lighthouse keeper this morning ttam an Indonesian sunboat fire two shots ut a Singapore motor sampan alxnit two miles outside Singapore waters, police said tonight. The gunboat stopped the sampan, checked it and released it. NONE HURT No
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    Colour slides at lecture
    43 21 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Photographic Society of Singa|>ore will hold a public lecture on Photography at the Shell Theatretie. Shell House, on Friday, at 8.00 p.m. Some 110 colour slides by Mr. Tan Slong Teng. on Thailand will be projected.
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    122 21 LONDON. Tues.— Four Burmah oil group companies today won their appeals to the House of Lords over £*****.000 compensation claims against the British Government for the destruction of oil installations and equipment in Burma in 1942. During the 10-day hearing, the five
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      41 21 UIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Mulay.'t and Singapore '.or the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest i,,«fsi Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bhuru 90 75 Penang 91 75 Ipoh 91 73 MaliiiT;i 90 72 Sincapore 88 73
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