The Straits Times, 13 May 1964

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    22 1 Y<tMWfetGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times lew* o**0 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1964 ,jl, 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    U'REN STEPS IN
    614 1  -  VICTOR NAYAGAM: To see Minister today MTUC: Taken certain practical steps to ensure NUPW members don't suffer... By KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday TOP leaders of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, including Mr. Donald U'ren, the president, will meet the Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, tomorrow in a
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    Reward for Ibans
    66 1 KUCHING. Tues. The Chief Minister. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan said today more than $14,000 rewards had been paid by the Government to Ibans who routed and killed or captured a gang of 12 Indonesian guerillas in the Jambu area of the Second Division But he cautioned against
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    Lock icon Philip for S. America
    19 1 LONDON. Tues.— Prince Philip will visit South America this autumn. Buckingham Palace announced today. UPI.
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    Fishermen robbed by Indonesians
    216 1 MALACCA. Tuesday. StEVEN Malacca fishermen in three boats were robbed of 70 fishing nets valued at $2,840 by an Indonesian gunboat in the Straits of Malacca early yesterday. After they v/ere robbed,*! the fishermen were w arned not to fish in the aroa in future, otherwise
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    Airport drama
    262 1  -  PADMAN GOPAL By KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday BORNEO-BOUND RMAF PLANE'S BRAKES JAM ON TAKE-OFF FOUR fire engines and an ambulance rushed to the Kuala Lumpur airport today as a Royal Malaysian Air Force Dar Herald plane screeched to a stop after developing a brake fault while taking off The
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    Three hurt in bus accident
    79 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three men and a woman were Injured when a bus skidded and overturned at ihe 15th mile. Woodlands, shortly before midnight tonight. Nine passengers were in the bus and two of them, both men. are seriously hurt and are under treatment at Joliore
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    Lock icon Vampire for S.E. Asia
    45 1 SYDNEY. Tues.— The destroyer H.M.A.S. Vampire sailed yesterday from Sydney for a nine-month tour of duty in South-East Asia. In conjunction with the tanker H.M.A.S. Supply, she will participate In a major Seato exercise near the Philippines later this month.— Reuter.
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    Mass burial for horror crash —14—
    352 1  - Mass burial for horror crash —14— RUDY BELTRAN By ITAJANG, Tues. v a mass burial of the 14 tappers 13 girls and one man who were killed in a road accident at the 13th milestone Serdang Kuala Lump v r road, near here, yesterday was held this afternoon. Close friends
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    KEW SAN SURPRISE
    100 1 -TOKYO. Tues Malaya A sprang a surprise here today by naming the captain of the Thomas Cup team. Teh K«w San, as No. 1 singles in their inter-zone final against Denmark. which starts here on Thursday. It had been generally assumed that Kew San would be No.
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    Man abducted and robbed of $18,000
    779 1  -  ABDUL FAZIL By SINGAPORE, Tuesday A \\\ii police hunt was on today for four men, who yesterday abducted and robbed Mr. Quek Swee Tong, 28-year-old son of a wealthy liquor merchant. The four men walked up to Mr. Quek drew a gun on him
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    Lock icon Lopez sure of summit meeting
    255 1 Lopez sure of summit meeting HONG KONG. Tues. The former Philippines Foreign Secrei tar y. Mr. Salvador Lopez, today expressed confidence that Malaysia. Indonesia and the Philippines would soon be sitting at a tripartite summit meeting to thrash out their problems. Mr Lopez is goint? to Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur
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    STOP PRESS
    56 1 VICE-PREMIER HURT BEIRIT, Tues. A gunman seriously wounded Syrian Vice-Premier Lt. Gen. Mohammed Omran, Bagdad radio said today. CRICKET RESULTS Cambridge University 2til and 270 for three declared. Essex 282 for cite and 148 for five. Match drawn. Hampshire 247 and l!) 0 for six dec Nottinghamshire 187
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Down down down
      90 2 JAKARTA, Tues. J Rubber production from state companies decreased last year compared with the 1962 figure, the official Antara news agency reported today. It said last year's production was 90,379 tons, compared with 92.850 tons In 1962. Production In 1961 was 94,566 tons. Antara said the state
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      Tourist trade up
      25 2 HONG KONG. Tucs. Hong Kong's tourist trade continued on an upward trend in March with 27.639 tourists visiting this "shoppen" paradise." TJ.P.I.
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      Lock icon Home warns Nasser
      353 2 A PLEDGE TO HONOUR COMMITMENTS WO QUARREL WITH YOU BUT WE'LL DEFEND ADEN IF SHE IS THREATENED' EDINBURGH, Tuesday. gIR Alec Douglas-Home said last night Britain did not wish to quarrel with Egypt, but if the Aden Federation was threatened by subversion and infiltration of arms and
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      K accuses Mao of terror rule
      80 2 K accuses Mao of terror rule MOSCOW. Tues.— The Soviet Union yesterday accused Chinese leaders of terrorising the Chinese people and making poverty a permanent way of life. "This is treason to the principles of Commanisni," the Communist Party newspaper Pravda charged. The new attack on China the second of
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      Defence aid talks
      24 2 WASHINGTON, Tues India and the U.S. yesterday opened discussions on American defence aid under which India wants advanced supersonic Jet fighters.
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      Bomb missed premier's home
      51 2 JAMMU. (Kashmir). Tues.— A large bomb was thrown near the official residence of the Kashmir Prime Minister, Mr O M. Sadiq on Sunday night. A policeman defused the bomb and prevented It from exploding. Mr. Sadiq and his family were In Snnagar. the State's summer capital.
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      Lock icon 'Soldiers are misunderstood'
      47 2 BOMBAY. Tues— G«n. J.N. Chaudhuri. Indian Army Chief of Staff, says professional soldiers are misunderstood. "The general feeling about our profession seema to be when danfter threatens we appear, otherwise we spend the time In pleasant pursuits at the cost of the taxpayers." AP.
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      Mendez: I'm all for closing Chinese schools
      182 2 Mendez: I'm all for closing Chinese schools MANILA, Tuesday. fHE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez, said yesterday he favoured the closure of all Chinese schools in the Philippines. "The Chinese should be assimilated and integrated into the Filipino way of life," Mr. Mendez told reporters. "Let them live as Filipinos
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      14 mutineers jailed
      40 2 DAR ES SALAAM. Tues. Fourteen Tanganyika soldiers were convicted of mutiny and sentenced to long prison terms. The ringleader, Sgu Francis Hlngo Ilogi. received 19 years. Ten others got 10-year sentences and three got five-year terms. U.P.L
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      Lock icon Bomb plot man in suicide attempt
      134 2 Bomb plot man in suicide attempt SAIGON, Tues. A Vietcong agent under arrest in connection with the attempt to assassinate U.S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara, tried to kill himself yesterday by Jumping from the upper window of police headquarters. The man was arrested on Saturday night while trying to
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      63 drowned in boat
      40 2 DACCA, Tues. Sixtythree people, Including children, were feared drowned yesterday in the sinking of a crowded boat In the Padma River. The boat, carrying 80 passengers, capsized during a storm. Only 17 survivors were counted U.PJ.
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      Lock icon Nothing-more to-fight-for union closes
      66 2 RANGOON, Tues. The 20,000 strong All Burma Teachers Union will dissolve voluntarily on Friday and hand over all its assets to the Government The union, announcing Its dissolution yesterday said the present Revolutionary Government was providing equal opportunities and protecting the rights of the teachers. In
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      Crime up in HK
      40 2 HONO KONO. Tuea. There has been a marked Increase In serious crime in Hong Kong since the beginning of this year, with more children and young people under 21 being Involved, the China Mall reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon Jailed for stoning
      35 2 SALISBURY, Tues. Thirteen African* were each sentenced to six strokes of the cane and three years' Jail for stoning the house of a member of a rival African party In January. Reuter.
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      NIK IMPRESSED BY PYRAMIDS
      192 2 CAIRO, Tuesday. EGYPTIAN officials yesterday proudly showed Mr. Khrushchev the famed Great Pyramids which they termed history's first solution for unThe Russian Premier eysd the gigantic pile of masonry and promptly announced the Russians could have done It "Very Impressive." he said after a tour of
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      Sock's order
      34 2 JAKARTA, Tues. President Soekarno has placed an order for the purchases of a jet-powered twin englned helicopter from the Sikorsky Aircraft Company of the United States. Antara news agency reported yesterday. AJ».
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      Canton's girls warned: Don't wed HK men
      144 2 Canton's girls warned: Don't wed HK men IJONG KONG, Tues.— Chinese newspapers in Canton ha V# launched a campaign warning young girls in Kwangtung Province not to marry men from Hong Kong. The campaign depicts lite in Hong Kong as beins depraved and povertystricken. Communist officials in Canton, the Kwantung
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Zero hour nears for exile war against Castro
      189 3 Zero hour nears for exile war against Castro MIAMI, Tues. CuiTl ban exiles said yesterday they believe zero hour is near for beginning a long hard fought campaign of landings in Cuba to overthrow Dr Castro. For months, various militant organisations of Cuban refugees, many with guerilla experience under Dr.
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      Lock icon The castaways
      37 3 MIAMI, Tues. A Coastguard vessel yesterday picked ud six parched and starving Cubans who had rowed to within a few miles of the Florida coast from Havana, nearly 180 miles away. In 10 days. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Vesuvius active
      22 3 NAPLES. Tues. Earth tremors were recorded on Mount Vesuvius yesterday, Vesuvius Observatory reported. The .volcano last erupted In 1944.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Broadway star dies
      20 3 NEW YORK. Tues.— Broadway musical star Carol Haney died in hospital here last nieht ased 39. Reuter
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      Lock icon Hussein sees Pope
      18 3 VATICAN CITY. Tues— Pope Paul yesterday received King Hussein of Jordan In official audience. Reuter.
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      'Kiss of life' for would-be suicide
      113 3 rWENCH skin diver Michel r Leaubraux bends over the inert body of blonde Swedish actress Monika Paccalin after rescuing her from the sea off Cannes, France. The starlet, one of the flock that annually invades Cannes for the International Film Festival in the hope
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      Lock icon MAC: WILL YOU LET FRANCE BEAT US?
      248 3 MAC: WILL YOU LET FRANCE BEAT US? LONDON, Tuesday. pORMER British Prime Minister Mr. Harold Macmillan said last night that if Britain gave up being a nuclear power, France would be the only European country to take her place. Mr. Macmillan, Jn his first major speech since his resignation last
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      Lock icon Biggest spring clean at St. Paul's
      104 3 LONDON, Tues. Workmen yesterday started what has been described as "the biggest springclean in archltetnral history" at St. Pant's Cathedral. Soot and grime in places over an inch thick will be removed from the lower sections of the cathedral. which was built by Sir
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      Lock icon Big 4 aim is still a United Germany
      100 3 THE HAGUE, Tues. The Big Four Western Foreign Ministers last night reaffirmed their belief that a just and peaceful solution to the problem of Germany would have to be found on the basis of the right to self-determination, an authoritative source said.
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      Duke for Mexico
      43 3 LONDON. Tues. The Duk* of Edinburgh will visit Mexico, the Galapagos Island (Equador). Panama and a number of the islands of the West Indies during the autumn after accompanying Queen Elizabeth on week-long visit' to Canada, it was announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon Bella ends East tour
      35 3 VIENNA, Tues. President Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria arrived In Czechoslovakia- yesterday for a four-day visit, concluding a tour of East bloc countries which took him to Russia and Bulgaria. A.P.
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      Lock icon US takes off the lid on spy 'monster'
      101 3 PALM DALE, (California). Tues. The US. Mr Force yesterday unveiled its experimental, 2,000 mlles-an-hour stainless steel bomber, the XB-70A a whlte-palnted deltawlnged monster that will never drop a bomb The slx-englned jet was originally designed as a supersonic bomber and gl- ven
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      Lock icon 10 KILLED IN SLICE-UP
      39 3 LOS ANGELES. Tues. Two women and eight small children were killed yesterday when a Southern Pacific express train Mired their station wagon in half at a crossing about two-and-a-half miles south of Mesa, Arizona. AP.
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      Immoral? But it's only a goodnight -kiss'—
      218 3 Immoral? But it's only a goodnight -kiss' MADRID, Tues. Two aM British girls accused of causing a "public scandal" on a summer's night in Madrid testified yesterday they did nothing more scandalous than kiss their American boyfriends goodnight. "It is not immoral to kiss a boy goodnight in England," Evelyn
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      Lock icon KLM's loss
      34 3 THE HAGUE. Tues X.L.M Royal Dutch Airlines announced a net loss of USSB.2CO.OOO In the first quarter of 1964 against a net loss of U5510,600,000 In the same period last year— Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Red' Dean for China
      27 3 IjONDON, Tues. Dr. Hewlett Johnson. 90. former "Red" Dean of Canterbury, left here yesterday by air for a months holiday In China.— Reuter
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    HORROR CRASH SCENE
    463 5 The, mangled bodies of girl tappers lie on the road after Monday's tragedy PLAN NOW FOR SUPER-SONIC JETS: NICOL SINGAPORE, Tuesday. gINGAPORE, with one of the most efficient airports in the region handling sub-sonic jets, must shortly turn its attention to the possibilities and requirements of super-sonic
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    FREDERICKS' CONDITION SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
    87 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The condition of Mr. C. A. Fredericks. Clerk of the House of Representatives, who was admitted to the! General Hospital here following a road accident, was reported to show "signs of improvement" today. He Is still, however. In I an oxygen tent. Mr.
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    Grads' president
    17 5 SINGAPORE. Tups— Mr J P ti.i.s oeen elected president of thi" *Indian University Graduates' Association.
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    The name's the same for eight schools
    83 5 The name's the same for eight schools npENOM. Tues. Mr. 1 Pang Tct Tshung. Sabahs Minister of Social Welfare, suggested here that Chinese primary schools in this area should have individual names rather than one name only Chung Hwa. He said no lesr than eight schools were knovn as Chung
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    'Magic eye' trap for roads again despite -doubts —
    184 5 'Magic eye' trap for roads again despite -doubts I(UALA LUMPUR, Tups. The radar speed trap is to be ir> troduced along roads here "sometime next week" despite doubts as to its accuracy. The Traffic Police, announcing the re-lntroduc-tlon of the "magic eye" equipment, are keeping the location a secret. For
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    2 by-elections next month
    69 5 ALOR STAR. Tues.— Two separate by-elections for two seats in the Local Councils of Sungei Lai lan* and. Serdang are to be held next month The elections are to fill the seat? left vacant by resignations of uvc Alliance councillors. Mr Ng Slew Pheng and Haji
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    Deputy Premier will name training ship
    157 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will officially name Singapore's first training ship for seamen at a commissioning ceremony on Thursday at 4.30 p.m. The 3.000-ton' ship, the former cargo-passenger liner. Marudu. belonging to the Straits Steamship Company, will be
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    Our duty and stand—by Mr. Lee
    147 5 Our duty and stand— by Mr. Lee 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. fyHE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night said Malaysia would be a success if it could contain the Indonesian confrontation and make social and economic progress at the same time. He was speasing at the Banda community
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    Lock icon Satay—a big hit at New York World's Fair
    246 5 Satay a big hit at New York World's Fair YEW YORK, Tues. People love the satay being served at the Malaysia Pavilion in the New York Worlds Fair. i The latest compliments came from two top officials of the fair and a member of the Malaysian mission to the United
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    Union elects chairman
    42 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tups. Mr. K. V. Pillai was elected rlwirni.in of the All Malaya Km St«S Union. South Johore at the innual meeting held hrre recent)*. Other officials elected wrre: Mr. Viiayan. swrrtary; Mr. M. P. Anandan. tren.Miirr. 1
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    Witness: I was sent here to explode bombs
    720 6 Witness: I was sent here to explode bombs SINGAPORE, Tuesday NOOR D I N bin Lemon, a prosecution witness, told the Assize Court today that he had rec c i v c d military training at Pulau Sekupang to carry out explosion work aimed at destroying water mains, railway lines
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    ULTIMATUM TO GOVT BY DAILYRATED WORKERS
    248 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation has given the Government two weeks to publish the report of a commission of inquiry into Government daily-rated workers. The fedetatlon's re-elect-cci president. Mr. K. Suppiah, in a statement last night, said that a resolution
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    An inspector is freed on two traffic charges
    127 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Inspector Loh Chee Chan, who pleaded not guilty today to two traffic summons charges, was granted a discharge not amounting to an acquittal by a magistrate's court. Though the case was down lor hearing today, none of the prosecution witnesses
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    Tun Yusof at rifle meet
    66 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak today attended the final rounds of the annual inter-com-pany rifle meet of the 2nd Singapore Infantry Regiment at Nee 6oon Range. The Head of State, who was accompanied by his wife. Toh Puan Noor Aishah.
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    Unethical, says Teachers -Union
    250 6 Unethical, says Teachers -Union SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Teachers' Union today accused the acting Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Col. S. C. Thong, of being "most unethical as an official of the Ministry. The union was commenting on Col. Thong's explanation of the circumstances under which a one-year
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    133 8 >• WTdt lit (Minimum) ALL MEMBERS of the Yong Pens OvoT>erati\e Farming Hoclety wlah to r thank* to the Hon'hla Mlnlrner of Agriculture anrt Co-opera-ttve Malaysia for hn great help inwanta the clearing and widening of the coaperntive farming Dniint MR. AND MRS. Tan Kirn fleck thmik reU'ivea Tn<l
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 8 Wordw tl» (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of our beloved father Mr. Lai Chak Kwok departed •ft IS^M O«M but never forgotten.
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      730 8 The people of Sabah and i Sarawak look to Malaysia for accelerated progress on a broad I front In no field are they 1 1 more impatient for results than that of education. In speeches in Parliament and statements outside, Bornean leaders have made it clear that
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      359 8 The Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister, Mr. Lan Smith, served some months with Italian guerillas during World War 11, but he did not learn their methods. This week, for example, he decided to I try to batter his way into the July Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference when infiltration would
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      110 8 By a simple amendment to the Post Office Ordinance, Sabah and Sarawak postage stamps have become legal in Singapore, but Malaya lags behind. Last month the Ministry of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, under pressure to explain why barriers remained to the use of Borneo stamps elsewhere in Malaysia,
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    524 8  -  FLORA LEWIS By London, Tuesday CASTRO, NASSER, WAR BY PROXY I Irritations are coming into the open LONDON, Tues.— A serious strain has developed in AngloAmerican relations over flat policy differences on Cuba and Egypt. According to authoritative London sources, it came to a head during Foreign
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    1079 8  - INDIA'S RULERS PREPARE CYRIL DUNNE SUCCESSION BY VISIBLE DEMOCRACY by New Delhi THE man generally thought to be heading the power bloc behind Nehru's successor-elect, the humble, self-effacing Lai Bahadur Shastri is equally remarkable, though for quite different reasons. He Is Kumaraswami Kamaraj. former Chief Minister of the State of
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      132 8 Tax relief for boy in varsity 1 INCUR extra heavy expenditure by havniß my son. in the University. Naturally I sought for personal relief on this matter from the Income Tax Department only to be bluntly told that the reh r allowable in respect of the first child is fixed,
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      45 8 WE, the residents in the racing circuit of 8 milestone. New Upper Thomson Road. have almost given up hope waiting for a decent road and electricity. Many appeals have been made to the government: but nothing has been done. K.N. FOO Singapore
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    Navy cook cleared of murdering 'arrogant' shipmate
    447 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ ROYAL NAVY cook, Adrian John Hogg, 17, accused of murder, today admitted at a court martial that he stabbed another cook. "But." he added 4 i i was an accident."' The seven-man court martial, presided over by Captain H.M.O. St.
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    'Germany ready to aid Malaysia'
    225 9 I^UALA LUMPUR, "> Tues.— The German Ambassador to Malaysia, Dr. H. Boehling, said on his return today that his Government was ever willing and ready to give technical and rconomic aid to Malaysia if approached. "Our Government Is ready to give any such aid. other
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    Stephens praises 3rd Bn: Well done, men—
    187 9 Stephens praises 3rd Bn: Well done, men I lESSELTON, Tues. The Chief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, paid tribute today to officers of the 3rd Bn., Royal Malay Regiment in« Tawau. He expressed gratitude and admiration for their work during the last six months. Dato Stephens was addressing the
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    French art man here
    61 9 KUAIA LUMPUR, Tue«. A special representative of the French Government arrived here by air today to attend the opening of the exhibition of Modern Decorative Arts of France, by the Raja Permaisurt Agong at the National Art Gallery on Friday. He la Mr. Bernard Antbonlos, commissioner-general
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    Cyclist killed
    29 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A cyclist Harun bin Yasln. 30. was killed at the junction of Sims Avenue and Aljunted Road In a collision with a lorry this morning.
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    Kinabalu scientific survey a great success
    259 9 Kinabalu scientific survey a great success lESSELTON, Tues. J After spending almost six months in the Jungle on Mount Kinabalu, members of a Royal Society expedition are preparing to strike camp and return home. The expedition, led by Mr. E. J. H. Corner. Reader in Plant Taxonomy at Cambridge University,
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    SHARIAH COURT STRIKES OUT MARIA CASE
    224 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. qtHE president of the Shariah Court, Haji Mohamed A Sanusi, expressed regret today that, under a High Court ruling, his court had no alternative but to strike out a summons against former film actress Maria Merado. "1 regret this decision very much
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    Eunice and Robin bring cheer to the boys
    158 9 Eunice and Robin bring cheer to the boys ]M[ALAYSIAN Airways guest stewardess Robin Bright of Australia pins a miniature Trans-Australia Airlines badge on Pte. Mick Stennlng in Singapore. Looking on (centre) Is Eunice Liau of Malaysian Airways, who leaves Singapore this week for Australia and exchange duty as a guest
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    Boars sale by lots
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Twentytwo boars for breeding will be sold by drawing lots by the Primary Production Department, Ministry of National Development, at the Central Research Station. Sembftwang. on Thursday.
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    3 caught robbing taxi driver
    74 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police yesterday arrested three men before they could alight from a taxi, whose driver, Son Moh Slew, had been robbed by them of $25 and a watch. The taxi was parked along Leonie Road at about 5 ajn. when a passing patrol car
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    Base commander to retire
    53 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Brig. C. H. Stoneler. the British Army's Commander of Singapore base area, is to retire from the army, and will relinquish hU appointment on May at. He will be succeeded by Brig. Richard Henaman, who win leave Urn War Office In London to tefca
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    Water project gets go-ahead without World Bank loan
    272 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. •JHE Public Utilities Board has decided to go ahead with the Johore River water project without waiting further for woyd from the World Bank on its application for a loan to finance the project. The scheme alms at adding 30
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    Arya Samaj chief
    29 9 i SINGAPORE. Tues Dr. S. N. Kapur was elected president of the Arya Sama], Singapore for the coming year. Shrl M. Mohan Lai was elected vice-president.
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    ANGELINE IS 'MISS JOHORE9
    62 9 ANGELINE IS 'MISS JOHORE 9 \fISS Angeline Teo, 19. who was elected "Miss Johore" at a contest held at the New Strait* Virw Hotel. With hrr virtory. Miss Teo will become eligible to enter for the Miss Malaysia final* to be held in June. Miss YolanoV On- was second and
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    Two Thais detained
    20 9 PENANO. Tues. Police detained two Thai students found carrying toy pistols in Bur man Road this momma.
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    ...and breakfast too
    78 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. —Three youths armed with daggers broke Into a beauty parlour in Middle Road at dawn yesterday, relieved three beauticians of jewellery, altogether worth about $1,000 and forced the women to serve them oreakfast before leaving half an hour later. One of the victims. Madam Lee
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    450 more go on strike at Terendak Camp
    260 9 450 more go on strike at Terendak Camp \fALACCA, Tues. ATI Another 450 civilian employees at Terendak Camp stopped work this morning in sympathy with 155 staff of the depot office of the British Ministry of Public Building and Works who went on strike yesterday. The 155 stopped work yesterday
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    12 months for hurting P.C.
    78 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. An Indonesian immißrant. Hail Abdul P»tah, 33, was today found guilty in the Second Criminal District Court of voluntarily causing hurt to a detective last Friday night The judge. Mr. K. T. Alexander, who sentenced him to 19 months' tail, told him: '•In
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    Lock icon Death toll in military plane crash near Manila now 75
    171 10 Death toll in military plane crash near Manila now 75 MANILA, Turn. I I rpHE death toll in yesterday's U.S. military transport plane crash at Clark Air Force Base airstrip, northwest of Manila, rose to 75 today, according to a base spokesman. Two of the 12 injured persons had died
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    Lock icon Ex-Nazi drowned prisoners as lesson, court told
    181 10 FRANKFURT, Tues. A former S.S. guard at Auschwitz concentration camp was said yesterday to have drowned inmates "to teach the other prisoners a lesson." "He threw them one at a time into a reservoir and when they tried to climb out. kept pushing
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    82 10 HOLLYWOOD. Tues.— British actor Peter Sellers filed a DSS4 million counter-suit against 20th Century Pox yesterday, charging that a suit brought by the Ftudio over his wife's withdrawal from a film role damaged his health and reputation. Sellers and his wife, Brltt Ekland, were sued last
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    Lock icon Mao's tactics 'dangerous'
    49 10 MOSCOW, Tues.— A Soviet Aftt>Aslan "solidarity" conference which ended yesterday at Baku, Azerbaijan, condemned Chinese "splitting" tactics, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. The conference, In a resolution, expressed the hope that the Chlne.se representatives would "at last understand the dangerous nature of their actions." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Four killed, then UN troops seal off Cyprus town
    188 10 NICOSIA, Tuesday. Greeks and one Turkish Cypriot were killed in firing which broke out in the eastern port of Famagusta yesterday, a Cyprus Government spokesman said. A United Nations spokesman said that 12 armed Greek Cypriots were later reported to have
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    Lock icon DENIAL BY EXPELLED STUDENT
    78 10 DENIAL BY EXPELLED STUDENT CAMBRIDGE, Tues.— Mr. Peter Reddaway, the British student expelled from the Soviet Union, last night denied that he had tried to persuade a Russian family to emigrate. Speaking to reporters at his father's home here, he added: "I paid two visits to the family in Moscow.
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    Lock icon Bus owners on strike
    63 10 SEOUL, Tues. The owners of about 1.100 buses operating in Seoul today went on strike demanding a 100 per cent fare hike. They said the fare hike was Inevitable as the prices of spare parts and fuel had risen sharply since the Korean currency was devalued
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    Lock icon Exodus to India
    32 10 NEW DELHI, Tues. More than 311,000 religious refugees have fled to India from East Pakistan since January. Porty-flve thousand were Christian tribesmen. 11,000 Buddhists and the rest Hindus. AP.
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    Lock icon Cancer cure hope may lie in a bamboo —extract—
    213 10 Cancer cure hope may lie in a bamboo —extract— MUNICH, Tues. Three Japanese scientists said a substance obtained from bamboo grass has been found to be effective In the treatment of some cancer patients. The reports came from Dr. Mitsunobu Oshima, president of the Japanese Society for Cancer Therapy, Dr.
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    71 10 LONDON. Tues. BOAO and Pakistan International Airline* are to pool revenue from carriage of passengers, mail and freight on the services of both airline* between Karachi and Britain, tt was announced yesterday. Tre pool, which covers Pakistan International Airline services that call at Moscow en
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    24 10 ROME. Tues— The Congolew Premier. Mr. Cyrllle Adoula, arrived here from Pisa yesterday fat a two-day official visit to Italy. AP.
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    66 10 JAKARTA, Tuesday DR. Christian Soumokil, sentenced to death last month for treason, has petitioned for mercy from President Soekarno. Antara news agency said Soumokil who led a guerilla war for 14 years, had submitted an official request for pardon which will be forwarded to the
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    406 11 NEW BILL PROVIDES FULL PROTECTION FOR INVESTORS AND AVOIDS BURDEN KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. j^USINESS organisations have asked for "more time' to study the comprehensive draft Companies Bill which provides full protection for Malaysian investors and avoids unnecessary burden on honest business enterprises. Raja Mohar bin
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    136 11 Soon: Free primary education in Sarawak I^UCHING. Mon. Sa- rawak is likely to have free primary education soon. The Permanent Secretary to the Malaysian Ministry of Education, Inche Aziz bin Yeop, is now in Kuching tor discussions with the State Government on the question. Free education if introduced in Sarawak
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    Court orders man to see psychiatrist
    80 11 Court orders man to see psychiatrist PENANG. Tues.— A house painter who attacked another man with a parang was sentenced to one year's jail today. Convicting Lim Chong Beng, 23. for assaulting Lim Boon Beng, the magistrate, Mr. Ng Mann Sau. also ordered the accused to under go psychiatric treatment.
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    Johnny Lion fans seek autograph
    71 11 rpEENAGE fans of pop M. singer Johnny Lion and the Jumping Jewels, ask for autographs from guitarists Joop Oonk < right i and Tjibbe Veelos on their arrival at the Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday. They will be performing at the Cathay theatre for three nights
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    Tun Yusof at rifle contest
    56 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak, attended the finals of the 2nd Singapore Infantry Regiment's annual inter-company rifleshooting competition at the Nee Soon Rifle Ranee this morning. He was accompanied by his wife. Toh Puan Noor Aishah. who gave away the
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    D.O. will open bus-shelter
    42 11 BATU PAHAT. Tues— The District Officer, Inche Talib bin Abu. will open a $1,200 bus-shelter at Jalan Kluang here on Monday. The bus-shelter was constructed by the Batu Pahat Rotary Club as one of its community service projects.
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    Detained SUPP member released
    87 11 Detained SUPP member released I^UCHING, Mon.— The Government has released a central executive member of Sarawak United Peoples Party. He is Tan Kheng Aik, a Journalist who worked as editor of Sibu Chinese newspaper, the Ming Chong Pau. This newspaper which is of the extreme leftwing was banned by the
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    Lock icon Americans on side of Malaysia: Ong
    103 11 lf. r ASHINGTON, Tues.— The TT Malaysian Ambassador, Dato Onp Yoke Lin, said yesterday he found in his travels through the United Slates that the average American was "very strongly' 1 in support of Malaysia in its controversy with Indonesia. Daio On« said this
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    Woman found dead
    32 11 MUAR, Tues. A woman tapper, Wong Fong. 58 was found de<id on an estate at Pagoh. 18 miles from here. last Sunday. The police believe that she was murdered.
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    'Meals for millions'
    34 11 KUCHING. Tues— The vicepresidents of the "Meals for Millions" Foundation In Los Angeles, California, Dr. Omar Fureed. vsited Kuchinß last week to discuss the future supply of multipurpose food to Sarawak
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    Red Cross patron
    31 11 SEREMBAN. Tues. The Mentrl Besar of Negrl Sembilan. Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohammed, has been appointed patron of the Federation of Malaya Red Cross Society branch here
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    3 youths arrested
    31 11 MUAft, Tues. The police yesterday arrested three youths in connection with the theft of 10 bags of fertiliser valued at $50 at Bukit Pasir. seven miles from here.
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    Women teachers send Tengku a reminder
    216 11 Women teachers send Tengku a reminder OENANG, Tues.— The National Women Teachers' Union today wired the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, appealing to him to give "urgent and immediate consideration" to the question of equal pay for equal work. This was disclosed by the president. Mrs. R. Bhupalan, who is
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    Teacher robbed of $100
    67 11 IPOH, Tues. A teacher. Ajmeer Singh 21. was robbed of SlOO by six youths near the Stadium Peralc here last night. He was cycling to his home In Fair Park from Canning Gardens, when the youths who were seated on a culvert confronted him Three of
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    Talk on music
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. Victor Doggett, a Singapore music critic, will speak on "Music here and there" at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Bingapore-West at the Prince's Restaurant at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
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    'Umno as immortal as the sun and stars'
    141 11 DENANG, Tues. Umno would "remain immortal." Ustaz Othman Abdullah, the party's rational publicity officer, said here last night. "Umno will live not only for 100 or 1.000 years but as long as there is a sun and a moon," he told Penang
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    THE FIRST COMET TO LAND AT PENANG
    111 11 THE FIRST COMET TO LAND AT PENANG PENANG. Tues. Fif-ty-six passengers, mostly American tourists, madr local aviation history today when they disembarked from the first Malaysian Airways Comet to land at the Bayan Lepas Airport here. A larre crowd watched as the jet from Bangkok touched down at 1.05 p.m.
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    Motor cyclist killed
    31 11 SINOAPORE. Tues. A motorcyclist. Khay Kwonß Kwan. 24. was killed last night when his motor-cycle and a car collided at the Junction of Cavan Road and Lavender Street.
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    YWCA PRESIDENT'S CALL TO WOMEN
    202 11 PENANG, Tuesday. qiHE national president of the YWCA, Mrs. R. Bhupalan, last night urged women to take a more active interest in international affairs. "In a world where Inter- 1 dependence of nations is more meaningful than it has ever been before, women have their
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    Research chiefs home burgled
    61 11 IPOH, Tues. Thieves broke into I the house of the Chief Research I Officer of the Mines Department. I Mr. P. M. Sheahan. in Towers Road here last night and took away .i watch and two bottles of brandy. In anottier house at nearby Tambun Road,
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    Youth stabbed to death
    48 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Poon Kah Nov. 17. was stabbed to drath last, ninht by secret society thugs in Eu Tong Sen Street A police spokesman said chat motive for the stabbing had not yet been established, but it is believed to have secret society connections
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    DEATH AFTER MECCA
    58 11 PENANG, Tues. Two Malaysian pilgrims died at sea soon after the liner Kuala Lumpur left Jeddah on a return trip to Penang. This was announced today by the Pilgrimage Department. No other dotails were given. The Kuala Lumpur is due in Penang at 6 a.m. tomorrow and
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    Branch president
    19 11 SEREMBAN, Tues. Mr. V. Muthucumaru. 55. has been elected president of the Malayan Indian Congress branch here.
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    Move to strengthen hospital assistants union
    233 11 Move to strengthen hospital assistants union 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. —A mo\t has been made to re-organise the 3.000-s tro n g National Union of Hospital Assistants. A resolution to this effect was passed at an executive council meeting of the union held here last night. The union secretary. Mr. M.
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    Fly the flags request
    48 11 PENANG. Tue*.— Business flrmi in Penang have been asked to fly the national and state flags on their buildings on June 3. official birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The request was made by th« State Secretariat to all five local chambers of commerce.
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    42 11 PENANG. Tiles. The general purposes committee of the City Council has decided to leave to the State Government the decision whether or not to renew tlie Control of Rent Ordinance in respect of Georee Town for another year.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    238 13 I \|AV lirst gradi ruboir ouyeri r.i.b. cloud at S p.m In Sinsai pare and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at SMi per lb up one-ciKhth of i cent Monday's closing level lot <ti<- position. Thr lone «a? inactive R.A.S. and F.M.R.C. ciismt prisis ■n cents pet lb. yesterday Int.
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    73 13 HINESE Produce EKenjnxt). Sins*. port noon prtcot p«r picul yttttrdayt Coconut oil: bulk $46} aellers, drum MIX Keller* Cipra: May June L'K Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white ***** sellers. Sarawak white SI4O sellers. aperial 1 Sarawak black BUI >elleni. tnrlil.M LamponK black $120 sellers. ASTA $132* jcller.v Sinxapare
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    94 13 •I'ME Malayan E«changt BanKf Asso--1 cution made these chunges in itl to $100): New York: tiuyinx TT 32 11 'In. airmail OO 32 13/16. 90 d/st. 33 1/8 credit bill*. 331 trade bills. Canada: huyinii TT. 36 7/16. airmail OD 35 9/16. UO d/st 36 1/16 credit Mate,
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    36 13 ON the im ncriinii market in Hong Konft yesterday the U.S. o*l--la- was quoted at 5.731 for TT and 7". for cas». Stirling was quoted at 16 and •n: tail of told at in
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    29 13 Nu U MALAYAN IM Kill It PKICK: US; cents (up onr eighth of a cent). TIN: MM (up 87} cents). Kstimated offering 270 tons (up 5 tons).
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    635 13 From Our Market Correspondent EQI ITY shares were dull and easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and the turnover was very poor indeed reflecting the fact that the Kuala Lumpur trading room was closed for the First Day of Muharam holiday in Selangor.
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    28 13 STOCKS INDICES M bun Stock Indup. >lav M Mai •Industrials: 107.09 IO«.-;o Tins: 130.^(5 l :;n :n S rubbrrv 107.08 Menu *l)rr. 30.19W3 10il Dec. 29. »<»•> z= |pa
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    729 13 UTJSINESS in the Singapore 'rading room of the Malayan Stock: Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.I. Moldins. (1.000) 53.2.5: I. Smnltsrs I* 11 SL, (T.OOO) $4.20. (l.OOO) »4 1W: OunliM (2.000) f>M>: Itsi irds. SJ 72 SL, (I.OUU) X2.T7 U. (2.000)
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    299 13 THE price of tin in Penang yesterday was declared at $528. a sain of 87} cents. The offering continued to rise for the fourth consecutive trading day gaining 5 tons yesteroay to an estimated 270 tons. In Lendon on Monday at the end
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      997 13 1 TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "ORSOVA" (29.000 ton* fully oircond.tioned ttebilised) Deporting PENANG 17th Mot 1964 SINGAPORE 18th Mo» 1964 for Frcmontlc, Adelaide. Melbourne Sydney. Limited First Class «V Tourist Class accommodation available Apply to your I ravel Agent or: ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS ft CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) LTD.. KUALA
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      531 13 V~^j-~. ORIENT MID- EAST LINES F"**^ great lakes service FAST DIRECT SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE ANO MALAYA TO CANAOIAN AND US GREAT LAKES PORTS HMM p _j>RJ* S.s '7ENOBIA MARTINI" 71 23 May 24/25 May 21 27 May 29 Jmr I S.s "ORIENT TRADER" 22/24 Jilt 25 2» June 27 21
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      116 13 WtSTBOUNB. Sin»acors »"erj'| Marseillet Saraeait Mi»r» T T V IS/17 Mat 1171 May JI May Ommr, lilon H»i an lirsn. lattarfaai OUlh i OtSl «H,c» SCHVICt Sir|ac>u' TCHIBaNC* i/ I JIM OufCin (21/|). Fort EWsMO (74/1). Capfto*" 111 I), Matad' M/l). *>ort Ha' i I (•SIIOUNO LOrnt Ttmi> TjhOfiai frf
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      1341 14 I BENULINE EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL i CONTINfHTAI PORTS niuvruTir ESS JOJK<NV£NUE Lonoon Jano 24 Singapore ft rTaM ferang Gmoutn Jal< II Ma> 11/ IS May 19/23 May 24/2S G mv RrxinnßAN for London late is btNLIUKAN Rotteraam Juae II jmgapore Pt. S'nan Penang Hamburg luaa 24 May 17.
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    245 15 \J AY Krst xrade ruMor auyirs f.e.t). closed at S p.m in Singa- port and Kuala Lumpur yeaterday at >'■>. rent* per lb up one-eighth ol i cent an Monday's closing level lot •h. position The tone wan inactive, ft. A.S. and FMR f closing price* I prompt
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    70 15 oori noon pricot por picul yottorday: Coconut oil: bulk »4«» geltHß, drum «4"- «fllfr» Copra: May Junt IK Continent: t'nnuotrd Ptppar: Muntok white Sl4'.'| sellers, Sarawak whtt* Sl4O sellers. aperml I Sarawak black $115 seller*, garbled Lamport* black $120 sellers. AST A 1 nJH sellers. Siniipiri Coconut Oil
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    108 15 'THE Malayan Eichangi Bank!' Aim ciation mad> these changes in us rate? to merchants yesterday tall ratea to SIOO): New Virki: huyini; TT 13 11 Ih. :itrmail OD 32 13/16. 90 dst 33 1/8 credit bill?. 33s trade bills. Canada: huyinn TT. 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 9/16.
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    37 15 ON <h» Irss exchange mar Nat in Hong KonfE yesterday ttir U.S. dallair wa.« quoted at 6.731 for TT and 72* for cas". Stirling was quoted at in and on; tael ol (Old at l*Si
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    29 15 Ha) ll MALAYAN IM lim i; PRICK: b'B« cents (up iini' eighth of a cent). TIN: Ss>B (up B*l cents). KstiniHted orTerinj 270 tons (up 5 tons).
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    634 15 From Our Market Correspondent Ij'QIITY shares were dull j and easier on tbe Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and the turnover was very poor indeed reflecting the fact that the Kuala Lumpur trading room was closed for the First Day of Muharam holiday in Selangor.
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    30 15 STOCK INDICES M lav.m Stock lndicr> May II Ma\ II •Indu>trials: 107. 0H IO«.-iO Tins: 130.'i« I:n ih S rubber*: 107.08 lv; 00 •Dec. 30.1963 lOii Dec. 29. 15*1)2 IO«
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGES
    725 15 UUSINESS in the 81ngaiX)re Tading room of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.S. Molding (I.UUO) 53.2.V C. Smilters $4 Is SI., (7.OUU) 54.20. (1.000) $4I»: OisnleM (2.000) 83.M: tssi ards. 52.72 SL. (l.UOO) (I.TI U (2.00U) S2.TH. (U.OOO)
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    Tin turnover again rises: Rubber market quiet
    293 15 THE price or tin in Penang yesterday was declared at $528. a sain of 87 1 cents. The offering continued to rise for the fourth consecutive trading day gaining 5 tons yesterday to an estimated 270 tons. In London on Monday at the
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      1037 15 TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "ORSOVA" (29,000 tons tully oirconditionetf itobilncd) Deporting PENANG 17th May 1964 SINGAPORE 18th May 1964 tor Frcmantle, Adelaide. Melbourne ft Sydney. Limited First Class ft Tourist Class accommodation available Apply to your I ravel Agent or: ISLAY KERR ft CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS ft CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) LTD.,
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      522 15 j r^^r-^ ORIENT LINES r 2 GREAT LAKES SERVICE FAST DIRECT SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE AND MALATA TO CANADIAN AND US GREAT LAKES PORTS Ss 7.ENOBIA MARTINI" 21 23 May 24 25 May 2( 27 M*ay 21 Jllr Ss "ORIENT TRADER" 22 24 Just 2S/2S lim 21 21 ruse 31 iuD
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      97 15 WtSTBOimO. tU'OPf SIPVICI TSfST ra ZSrJSThEZ Brtnei. Detterfaa bOUIH t *tSI »FHIC» StIVICt SiPfafoi*^ TCHIIINCA (I tine Oorcan (21/1). (-on Ebafjaai 114/ I). Cepetoo" (2t I). Mataoi (Ml). Port Mjrcru't. La|o; (I/J). Cot: I (•SIIOUNO l 0"" Tem>r TlllOfl(1 Ff »«<»— Oat*Oeti. Art MllkSl Spore f'i" 1 Saiiee- is Mai
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Tues.
    97 16 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Tues. JNDUSTRIAL leaders improved In today's firmer market. Moves mostly were not large. Henry Jones had an unexplained 7s. rise to 955. before closing at 89s. Oil* and base metals eased slightly. Loans were steady. C K A 34/9 Mount Isa 42/lxd N Broken Hill (10s.) 36/3
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    196 16 CHIP* lying alengeide the •Ingapere wharves er eipeoted In teday are: Wonosobo 1/2. Flintshire 4/ft, Sedenak N.W a, Ardbrae 19, Perseus 15/16, rVntong 25, Ball (Swedish) 29/30. Horal Maru 27 12*. Dlomed 33/34, Cathay 3X/39. Dale* Maru 40/41. Nagato M«ni 44. straat Freetown 45, "nd Rullmba 23/24
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    210 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) May 12. Three months. INDUSTRIAL* lUniMead 14 eta. 11. Box 27 cts. Dunlops 18 eta H Containers 16 eta Cttv Ik-v 6 eta. MeAllater 13 cts. K. Smelters 29 cts. M Invest. 15 cts. Keen 17 eta OCRC 22 cts Fed Ulsp. IS cts. Rothmans 11
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      750 16 UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM AND BY ORDER OF THE SUPERINTENDING NAVAL STORE OFFICER A THE SUPERINTENDING VICTUALLING STORE OFFICER H.M. DOCKYARD AUCTION SALE OF Surplus Naval Stores Comprising:Motor Trucks, Motor Cycles. Bedford Buses. Carpets. Kurniture, Watches, Telescopes, Motor Tyre Spares, Chisel Mortising, Planing and Grinding Machines. Projector, Refrigerators. Life Boats, Perkins
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      698 16 GERMAN ACADEMIC EXCHANGE SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ENGINEERING AND MINING SCHOOLS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for scholarships to study at Engineering and Mining Schools In the Federal Republic <-f Germany and West Berlin, beginning Ist December, 1964. L The plan of studies Includes: A. A four-month German language course
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      791 16 NOTICES I NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the business and goodwill ot Mar Hua Sawmill Si Co.. at No. 402-2, 3 H Milestone, Jalan Kluang, Batu Pahat. will be transferred to new partners on the 23rd day of May. 1964. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that creditors and other
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      809 16 NOTICES PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT SHUT-DOWN OF WATER SUPPLY Owing to the shut-down of the Gunong Pulai pipeline on Sunday. 17.5.64, for cross-connecting it to a new main, there will be a partial cut in the water supply on the western part of Singapore. All areas west of
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      740 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the post oi AIRPORT HOSTL3S. Department of Civil Aviation, Singapore. SALARY SCALE: $220x15 A-250/ B/265-15A-475 p.m. In addition to basic salary, variable allowance at current rates is also payable. AGE: 21 35 years. QUALIFICATIONS A EXPERIENCE: (a) Cambridge
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      761 16 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF NEGERI SEMBILAN SUNGEI LINGGI WATER SUPPLY SCHEME CONTRACT NO. 12 SUPPLY, DELIVERY AND ERECTION OF BANDSCREENS TENDERS are Invited from Class "C" Contractors and above, registered with the P.WJ3. under Head 111. Sub-Head 6 for the above mentioned Contract. The Contract Includes the supply, delivery
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      171 16 TENDERS TENDERS ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE Tenders are Invited and will ba received up to 2 p.m. on Monday Ist June 1964 for the Supply of Dopes. Painters Materials, General Chemicals. Miscellaneous Materials, Electroplating and Analytical Reagents. Cleaning Materials and Disintectants to RAAP BUTTERWORTH. Particulars and tender forms may be
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      650 17 Hard to change times now, say Japan BA r ]X)KYO, Tues. The Japanese Badminton Association said today they were studying a complaint filed by the Danish Thomas Cup team about the time set for the inter-zone semi-final matches against Malaya. Danes are scheduled to play against Malaya on Thursday and
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      105 17 rKYO. Tuei.— The draw lor the Malaya-Den-iii.irk I'honio.s Cup inter- ione semi-nnal here on Thursday and Friday is: Thursday— singles: Teh Kew San v I r land Kops; Tan Aik Huang v KnudAage Nielsen; doubles: Tan Vee Khan and Ne Boon Bee v Finn Kobbero and Jorgen Hansen;
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      152 17 SOCCER Thompson in England XI v Portugal LONDON, Tues. Peter Thompson, the 21 -year-old Liverpool left-winger, wins his first full England cap aga'nst Portugal at Lisbon next Sunday at outsideright. Eobby Churl ton Is retained at outside- left. Thompson comes in on the right
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      32 17 LONDON, Tues. Wimbledon, the well-known London soccer club who won the English Amateur Cup last year, have aeclded to turn professional. They will apply to Join the Southern _eagu».
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      Simpson and Booth hit out merrily
      709 17 CRICKET Australians 262 and 107 for one; Sumy 206. SURREY Ist INNS. Stewart b McKenzie 8 Edrich c Simpson b Martin 39 Storey c Burge b McKenzie 40 Smith c Grout b Corline 10 Wlllett c McKenzie b Martin 0 Tindall lbw Velvers 38
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      111 17 ACCRA, Tues. The Ghana Boxing Authority yesterday declared Floyd Robertson (Ghana) featherweight champion of the world. A statement by the authority said they had unanimously agreed to reverse the decision of the two judges who gave Sugar Ramos, Cuban holder of the title, a points decision over
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      47 17 MANILA. Tues. Malaysia, represented by Tan Foil Seng and Paul Choo. suffered their fourth defeat In the seven-nation Asian Junior tennis championships when they went down 0-3 to India today. Unbeaten Japan and the Philippine* head the team standings with three wins to date. Reuter.
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      19 17 TORONTO. Tues. Scotland's touring Rugby Union team crushed a combined Ontario Universities side 75-0 here yesterday. Reuter.
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      TENNIS Italian title to Marge again
      185 17 TENNIS Italian title to Marge again DOME. Tues.—Wimble1V don champion Margaret Smith (Australia) yesterday won the women's singles title in the Italian lawn tennis championships for the third successive year. In the final at the picturesque Foro Italico. topseeded Margaret beat fellowAustralian Lesley Turner 6-1, 6-1. When the pair met
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      23 17 MALACCA. Tues. The Commonwealth Armed Forces (Malaya Area) annual tennis championships will be held at Rasah Camp. Seremban. from June 8-13.
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      231 17 ONDON, Tues. Openly ing batsmen Ken Suttle (Sussex) and Norman Homer (Warwickshire) scored ceifcturies yesterday. Suttle hit 121 In four hours 20 minutes, and helped Sussex to build up a total of 322 for nine in reply to Derbyshire's first inninfts total of 279 for
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      170 17 Honda car to contest W. German event LONDON, Tues. Honda, the Japanese firm who are expected to make Uieir debut in Grand Prix motorracing this year, will also enter a sports car in the Nurburgring 500 kilometres race in West Germany on Sept 6. Australian Jack Brabham, former world Grand
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      18 17 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The ninth Johore Grand Prix meeting will be held here on Aug. 30-31
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      18 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malayan Motor Sports Club will hold a go-kart meeting here on May 31.
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      44 17 CALCUTTA. Tues. The 2.1--member Malaysian hockey team arrived here last night from Kuala Lumpur on a four-week tour of India. They go to Madras today on their way to Kurnool where they play their nrst match on Friday against a South Z —Reuter.
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      213 18 Trainer is fined —report DKNANG, Tues. The MRA Sti- pendiary Steward's report on the Penang races on Sunday: Race 1 Tjoa, trainer of Flymc Spec, was lined $25 for fail- 1 ing to declare to run and notify I a rider at the appropriate time. Precedence made a dive at
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      99 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Six Malayan turf club officials will visit the United States next xr.onth at the invitation of the U.S. Racing Commission. They are Lin Huck Aik and Ong Huck Lim of Penang Yeoh Cheang Lee and Cheah Ghim Leng of Perak: and Dato
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      241 18 MALAYSIA IN POOL B OF OLYMPIC TOURNEY T ONDON. Tues. v Malaysia will play in Pool B in the Olympic hockey tournament at Tokyo in October. POOL A Pakistan. Britain, Kenya, Australia. Japan. New Zealand. Poland, Canada. POOL B India. Spain. Germany, Holland. Belgium, Malaysia. United Arab Republic. Rhodesia. Oct.
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      Kam Weng sets a new mark
      211 18 Kam Weng sets a new mark KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Chung Kam Wene. the Malaysian weightlifter who is now living In Cardiff, recen/tly set up a new British record during the Welsh champion snips at Swansea. In a letter to Sum Kwok Seng, secretary of the Malaysian Amateur Weightiifting Federation. Kum
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      276 18 Shariman scores winner for Darul SOCCER SINGAPORE, Tues. —I Darul Aflah strenethened their chances of retaining their SAFA Div. 1 title today when they scored their fifth successive win, beating Tan Tock Seng Hospital 2-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium. Darul were held to a scoreless first half but insideright Jumaat
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      49 18 HOCKEY 19 Signals enter KO final CINOAPORE, Tues.— l9 Slgnals entered the final of the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knockout tournament when they beat RAF Seletar 2-1 at Dover Road today. Signals will meet either the current League champions, Singapore Recreation Club, or Ceylon Sports Club In the final.
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      FAS GIFT
      48 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The P A. of Selangor have decided to give $800 to the parents of Malaysian Junior Asian Cup player, Ng Peng Huat. who died In Saigon last month. The presentation will be made by Inche Harun bin Hnji Idris, the Mentri Besar, Selangor,
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      23 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.—The FarEast Air Force Goltint; Society's annual championships will be held at the Bukio Course from June 23 to 26.
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      29 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— There will be two events. 100m and 800m. for the old boys at the Outram Secondary School annual athletics meet on Friday (2.30 p.m.).
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      Faster, open piay in the new season
      533 18 RUGBY UNION IPOH, Tues.— Adoption of the new rules should provide for faster and open rugby in the new season, Bill Procter, secretary of the MRU, said here today. Mr. Procter said the MRU had ordered 300 copies of the amended rules from
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      Don't restrict team—Kler
      311 18 Don't restrict team Kler SINGAPORE, Tues G. S. Kler, secretary of the Sabah AAA, who was elected a Malaysian selector at last Sunday's meeting of the Malaysian AAU, said today that he felt Malaysia should use the Tokyo Olympic Games as a mearss of building up a strong team for
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      MINI-MARATHON
      28 18 MALACCA. Tues.— The Malacca AAA will bold their second "mini" marathon road race (10.7 mllec* here on May 31 starting from the Kubu Stadium at 7 a.m.
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      SMART 2-YEAR-OLDS TO CLASH
      448 18  -  SP *WWP RACING by Master Auctioneer and Film Goer 111 show improvement in track trials SINGAPORE, Tuesday. I'HE Clash between Master Auctioneer and Film Goer 111 in the Div. 1 closed race for two-year-olds over 6f should provide one of the highlights of Sunday's races here.
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      182 18 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER S*pore Bouneaa ne—es Div. 1: Wearnes v Cold Storage (padang); Div. 2: M. Airways v Borneo Motors; Chartered Bank v Mercantile Bank (both at Parrer Pk); Div. 3A: Harper v Naafi; IS. Darby v Jardlne Waugh (both matches at Farrer Pk). DW. SB: Cooper Bros v Bata
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      308 18 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Still taking deliveries at home? 8. Forward group bore military 3 3) -punishment (4-6>. 8 Apparently we bear the bur--10. A sort oX grain ln oak (6). den 11. Appeal* to name to* child (S, 14 Possibly right ln cutting out--2). side ornamentation (10). 12.
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    Johore Council surprise: No seat for MIC
    275 19 Johore Council surprise: No seat for MIC lOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The big surprise in the naming of the new Johore State Executive Council today was that it did not provide a seat for a Malaysian Indian Congress representative as had been expected. Mr. M. P Kumaran. the only successful MIC
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    CHURCHILL LETTERS: £111
    60 19 LpNDON, Tues.— A col- I lection of letters written by Sir Winston Churchill dealing with German First World War reparations was sold here yesterday. Four letters we c sold for £111 at an auction by Sothebys to a dealer named Sawyer. The letters were written between 1918
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    341 19 LONDON. Tues.— It has been another day of unsettled condittom .mcl sliding prices in stock markets. Renewed small selling brought further widespread falls to equities. The flow of good company news continued apace, but in most cases prices fell after the statements either through profit-taking
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    RUBBER
    63 19 LONDON, Tues— Spot 20 -d.. June 20' 2 d., July 20 9 16d., Aug. d July Sept. 20 5,d., Oct Dec 20 11 16 d.. Jan. Mar. 20 11 16 d.. Apr June 20 11 16 d.. July Sept. 20 11 16 d.. Oct. Dec. 20 11 16 d..
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    TIN
    26 19 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1049, sellers £1050. Forward buyers £1047. sellers £1048. Settlement £1050. Turnover a.m. 145 tons, I p.m 20 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    18 years married
    36 19 PRESIDENT Macapaga) of the Philippines prepares to kiss the First Lady, following a muss at the Malacanang Chapel commemorating their 18th wedding anniversary. The mass was attended by close relatives and friends. TIM.
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    Butler to keep in touch with Japan over Malaysia
    298 19 Butler to keep in touch with Japan over Malaysia LONDON, Tuesday Ml{. R.A. Butler, British Foreign Secretary, said today lie intended to maintain regular contact with Japan on the Malaysia He was replying to a question by Mr. John Rankln (Labour) in the House of Commons on what consultations he
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    A surprise detour gets MeN into Saigon safely
    231 19 SAIGON, Tues. The car carrying U.S. Defence Secretary. Mr. Robert McNamara. made a surprise detour through crowded back streets of Saigon today to avoid possible assassination attempts along his scheduled motor route. An American security official gave a last-minute instruction to the
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    Lock icon Actor sues CBS
    33 19 LOS ANGELES. Tues. American actor William Bendlx has filed a U552,658,000 damage suit against the Columbia Broadcasting System, alleging breach of contract, interference with other employment opportunities and defamation. AP.
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    A drawn match for Aussies vs Surrey
    258 19 A drawn match for Aussies vs Surrey LONDON. Tues The Australian cricketers dr< -ft i their match with Surrey at I The Oval here today. Scores: Australians 262 and 239 for one declared: B. Booth Ki9 i r.ot out. j. Potter 71 not out Surrey 206 and 207 for four
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    DEATHS
    149 19 MARY CAREH l.lov.'d wn.- of and mother oi Bl Anni- ;in<i lirockr on I pIMUW. CABLE RECEIVED FROM Informing Urn daatt <>f Mr.-. M Mwtrtf -Mtr ol Mr- A V of Orirnt.il Blink KlLnc MAOAM PAPPATMY. mother of i., pMMi away. i Kumral ;it W J;il;in Abdul \>.n 13-.Vtil
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