The Straits Times, 24 May 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SftLi: EXIEED^ 100,000 The Straits Times XJ^ORB.^^^ Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN M|
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    CHOLERA ROW
    1608 1 Opposition's targets. WHAT IS THE MINISTER OF HEALTH DOING TOURING EUROPE WHEN THERE'S AN EPIDEMIC HERE?' HOUSE DEBATES CHOLERA Front man starts the debate OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday ONE after another, Opposition members asked in the House of Representatives today: What is the Health Minister doing
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    TWO MORE SUSPECT CASES IN STORE
    754 1 BINGATOBE, Thurs. *5 Two suspect rases oi cholera were admitted to the Middleton Hospital here today. The two mmi were discovered m the Health Mlnistrj intensified its i.imp.iiun to check the spread of the disease. The two people were from the heavily-populat- tl .1.i1.m
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    Malaysia: Tengku sees no —snags
    164 1 Malaysia: Tengku sees no —snags- KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman told the House of Representatives today he did not think the present "trouble" with Singapore would affect the formation of Malaysia. Replying to a question by Mr. V. David <SF—Bungsan, the Prime Minister said: "Actually. I have no trouble
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    Doctor killed in accident
    52 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A wellknown Singapore docior. Dr. William Wee Soon Chens. 45. -vas killed instantly when he was knocked down by a bus at the sth mile Upper Sentngoon Road tonight. Dr. We*, who has a dispensary in Prinsep Street, was crossing the road when the
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    Lock icon Sugar now £101
    44 1 LONDON. Thurs.— Th« British Sugar Board, sole importer of sugar into the British isles, today quoted a price of £101 ton marking an Increase of another £1 a ton In the rapidly spiralling sugar price following a general world shortage. Reuter.
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    UK car firms keen to set up plants in Malaya
    292 1 g I N <i A P O H E. Thurs. Thr Federation Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Ann, said here tonight that many British motor linns were keen to set up plants in Malaya. He was speaking
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    SUMMIT
    387 1 'GO AHEAD 9 SIGNAL FROM TENGKU, MACAPAGAL AND SOEKARNO KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday •pilE "go ahead" signal for the "summit" conference of Tengku Abdul Rahman, President Macapagal and President Soekanio was given here and in Manila today. In MANILA. President Macapagal and President Soekarno who Is on a brief stopover
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    Four conquer Everest
    65 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs.—Four members of the American Everest expedition reached the summit yesterday. William Unsoeld and rhomns Hornbein went by the hitherto unclinibed Western rid&e^^yMaarry Bisttoff f6HrfflSS|jer- i stad by the South-east ridge. Radio reports from the base camp said all four spent the night together on
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    A holiday trip with 'a heavy heart'
    90 1 JAKARTA. Thars.—President Soekarno. who left here this morning for a month's trip abroad, yesterday fave the First Minister Dr. Djuanda, "directives and instructions" on how to handle the current wave of antiChinese rioting in his absence. President Soekarno said: "I am leaving with
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    'STOP WORK ON JOHORE RIVER' ORDER BY WORLD BANK
    697 1 SINGAPORE, Hands) THE World Bank has cabled the Singapore Government to stop work immediately on the multi-million-dollar project to tup fresh water from the Johore River. The bank has urged that •"detailed di work" be halted pending their approval ol v
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    Raiders loot shops in Sarawak
    84 1 XX HIM.. Thins. A gang of raiders looted shops at kampongs Jo Jong and Tab. near I ea| kal.m Ampul in the lirst Division of Sarawak, on Sunday night, a police spokesman revealed today. The two kaaUMMg* air iMi than half-an- hour from the Indonesian
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 NEW CHOLERA CURE BANGKOK, 'lli ii 'akistan Scato < icvc.irch 1 ..ill"! -.il" 1 "i ).k. i li.in lirvrlnp mprovrd Irratmrni irulr i li<il< r.i i iinlrl.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon THREE INDONESIAN PARTIES CONDEMN THE JAVA RIOTS
      104 2 THREE INDONESIAN PARTIES CONDEMN THE JAVA RIOTS JA KAIt T Thurs Leaders oi Indonesia s "IMI Generation" rel ulutionary inovetn en t h.ii I- condemned the aiiti-l'hinese riots in West Java, according to i in- Antara news agency. They issued a joint statement saying that the destruction of Chinese property
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      Lock icon CHINESE GOOD' U.S. CITIZENS
      146 2 U'ASHIXOTON. Thurs. I President Kennedy said yesterday that Chinese refugees have made good U.S. citisena and added "we hope to hold open the dour for others." He praised their "impres- .sivf record" v new citizens I In remarks before the executive board ot the Chinese Reiugee
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      Lock icon Temple of Bali gods damaged by —volcano
      154 2 - i JAKARTA, Thurs j** The greystone temple of Besakih mother shrine of Balinese gods suffered minor damage during the latest eruption of Mount Agung last Thursday. Radio Jakarta reported today. Flaming stones from the temple walls fell on the village of Rendang several
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      Lock icon Beware The Bear'
      59 2 MOSCOW. Thurs. A glacier, four and a quarter miles long, with an estimated 400 milion tons of Ice. is grinding its way down a valley in the Pamir mountains of Southern Central Asia. Villages and settlements in tts path have been evacuated. The glacier, nicknamed "The Beir",
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      Haile Selassie calls for one voice for all Africa
      454 2 NEW CHARTER OF UNITY WILL END ALL PAST DIVISIONS ADDiS ABABA, Thursday. AFRICAN'S biggest-ever summit conference opened here yesterday with a call for unity by Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia. The major political leaders of 31 independent African states, seated around
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      Lock icon BIG POWERS TOLD: CLOSE GAP BETWEEN 'HAVES' AND 'HAVE-NOTS'
      163 2 BIG POWERS TOLD: CLOSE GAP BETWEEN 'HAVES' AND 'HAVE-NOTS' hood 16 a vital part of Man's Historic struggle fur human dignity and seltrealisation. MR. KHRUSHCHEV, In his message, said Russia ardently supported the idea of African unity, adding: "If there are people who do not like African unity, they are
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      VIETNAM: KENNEDY'S PULL-OUT HOPE
      236 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Kennedy said yesterday ne hoped that the United States might be able to withdraw some of its troops from South Vietnam by the end of the year, but added that "there is still a long, hard struggle to go." He told a news
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      Lock icon PEKING SETS FREE A JAILED BRITON
      261 2 PEKING SETS FREE A JAILED BRITON PEKING, Thurs. Harold King, a 47--year-old British missionary imprisoned in China since 1958, has been freed and is now in a Shanghai hotel awaiting expulsion from China, it was announced here today A court announcement said King a Jehovah V Witness from New Maiden,
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      Lock icon More US arms aid for India
      92 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Tf President Kennedy told his Press conference yesterday that the United States would give further military assistance to India. He did not say how much and. in reply to a question, dealt only briefly with the current Washington mission of Mr. T.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon We won t my, Russia tells UN
      609 3 We won t my, Russia tells UN NEW YORK, Thurs. YOU'RE DRIVING IT TO BANKRUPTCY— U.S. JJISSIA yesterday dashed hopes of an early solution to the UN's financial crisis by serving notice that in future she will refuse to pay her share of a wide range of appropriations in the
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      Lock icon N-tests protest
      30 3 WELLINGTON, Thurs. New Zealand has protested to Prance about its planned nuclear testinft in the Pacific Mr Keith Holy ouke. the Prime Minister, said i M.ttrment tocl.iy Reuter.
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      Quick look round
      226 3 CONNECTICUT, Thurs. A 28-year-old scientist of Turkish nationality, who once was a writer of short stories, is to become the youngest person in the modern history of Yale to be named a full professor. Yale Provost. Mr. Kingman Brewster Jr.. announced that Mr. Oktay Slnanoglu would be
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      Lock icon A ROYAL GUEST OF HONOUR
      97 3 KINO BAUDOLIN or the Belgians v earing the blue ribbon and star of the Order of the Garter conferred on him by Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace last week pictured seated next to Princess Margaret at a luncheon in the Guildhall. City of London, in
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      Lock icon 600,000 jobless in Britain
      80 3 LONDON. Thus. Labour P.nty MP Mr. Norman Panncll demanded yc-rerday that iob permits allowing Commonwealth Mm into Britain should be stopped until there is a drop In the country's unemployment total There wero 600.000 Briions out of work at the last count and Mr. Pnnncll lold
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      Lock icon EARLY TALKS BY MAC AND JACK
      156 3 WASHINGTON Thursday 4 MEETING between President Kennedy and Mr. Harold Macmillan is expected to take place this year, probably by the summer or early autumn, diplomatic sources said yesterday No specific proposals have been advanced by either side, but sources expressed the belief that
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      Cartoonists' dream almost came true...
      118 3 Cartoonists' dream almost came true... I ON DON Thurs.— What the newspaper cartoonists predicted almost happened last night when Prince Philip (or the first time gave the royal accolade to the sport ot all-in wrestling at the Royal Albert Hall here He went to the international wrestling meet because it
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      Lock icon Walk-out at Morris
      33 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Morris Motor factory at LJanelly (Wales) came to a standstill yesterday when 2,100 out of 2.200 employees, dissatisfied with piece-work rates walked out on unofficial strike.— Renter.
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      Lock icon Found: A supernova
      55 3 LONDON: Soviet astronomer* h.ivt- disi-overrd the explosion of a supernova whose hn^litncso exceed* that of 250 million suns. M»s«n» R.i<iii- ««U la«t night quoting the newspaper lz\ *-ti There has been no tupernota ihr iiimiiariti \el> rarely seen exclusion of a star in our own galaxy, the
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      Lock icon Agreed: A Nato nuclear force
      145 3 OTTAWA, Thursday. fHE 15-nation NATO ministerial council last night agreed unanimously to the establishment of an inter-Allied nuclear force. Formal announcement of the agreement is expected to come in a communique, which will end the Ottawa session tomorrow. France cleared the way for the early
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      Lock icon Victory for the Negroes
      45 3 ATLANTA Inurs A tederal appeal* ludne last night reversed a lower courf decision and issued an iniunctlon barrin« school authorities in Birnimahain. Alabama from expelling and suspendHia 1.081 Negro pupils who cut classes to lake part In recent racial demonstrations. UPI.
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      Lock icon The peril
      72 3 GENEVA. Thurs. The World Health Assembly has warned that television may have serious effects on the mental health of youth. In approving a resolution calling on health authorities to encourage the study of the influence of television on mental health, it noted the "great influence of television programmes
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    PACT CLAUSES MET, INQUIRY TOLD
    350 4 PACT CLAUSES MET, INQUIRY TOLD SINGAPORE, Thurs. The City Council Labour and Welfare Officer, Mr. J.L. Byrne, today told a commission of inquiry that the City Council had, by and large, implemented all the clauses under an agreement with the Public Dailyrated Employees Unions Federation. Mr. Byrne was testifying before
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    Strike vote call
    120 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some 1,000 insurance workers in the State are being asked to take a secret ballot for a general 'sympathy' 1 strike in Singapore. On strike are their colleagues at the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. If they agreed to the "sympathy" strike, it would
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    SGEU wins the secret vote
    384 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore General Employees' Union represents the majority of workers employed by the Singapore Plywood Co., at 9| milestone. West Coast Road. This was shown by a secret ballot held under the supervision of the Second Industrial Arbitration Court. The ballot results were
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    A SBHEU VICTORY
    112 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union today beat its rival the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union in a secret ballot to settle the issue of union representation of the 129 workers In C.K. Tang (S )Ltd., the curio shop in Orchard Road. The results
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    Inche Yusof will attend giant night rally on National Day
    558 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs i HUGE rally, float and lantern procession and variety shows will highlight this year's National Day celebrations, beginning on the night of June 2. Unlike previous National Day rallies which were held in the morning;, this year's bi;
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    STC union chief is re-elected
    120 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The annual elections to the 70-man general council of the 3.000-member Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union was completed yesterday. The union general secretary. Mr. Ong Kee Cheok. in a statement today, said that all the leaders of the union including Inche Mahmud Awang,
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    MALAYA 'SPIRIT OF C'WEALTH'
    301 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday rr<HE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, x said tonight that Malaya symbolised the spirit of the Commonwealth where men of all creeds and colours lived in harmony and justice. The Tengku, who was opening a "This is the Commonwealth" exhibition at the Dewan
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    'ENORMOUS EXPENSES' TO SERVE PORK IN HOSPITALS
    193 5 'ENORMOUS EXPENSES' TO SERVE PORK IN HOSPITALS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The acting j Minister oi Health, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman told the House of Representatives today that the serving of pork to non-Muslim patients in government hospitals would entail "enormous expenditure and difficulties." He was replying to a question
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    FIRE GUTS 90,000 SACKS
    65 5 FIRE GUTS 90,000 SACKS SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fire destroyed 90.000 gunny sacks i In a .•'tore at Jalan Pekan to-! day. Mr. Ns Thoo. 37. manager. Chuan Ho Hin Co of Clyde Street, the owner said that the cause of t lie tire was not known. Until late this afternoon, firemen
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    Boesta to be held for two years
    116 5 Boesta to be held for two years KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Socialist Front leader and M.P. Ahmad Boestamam (above) is to be detained for two years with effect from March 11. the House of Representatives was told today. He is being held in the Batu Gajah detention camp in Perak. Approval
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    Robbed after 3 a.m. knock at his door
    71 5 SINGAPORE Thurs. A fisherman, Ng Seung Seah. 42. from Kampong Tanjong Irau. Changl. was robbed of $250 when he admitted four men into his home at 3.15 a.m. yesterday. Police said today that the men knocked on Ng's door and thinking they
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    ARMED VILLAGERS SLASH A THIEF
    132 5 ALOR STAR, Thursday. 4 RMED villagers chased a man believed to be poultry thief early this morning and slashec I him with parangs. The man was later admittec Kbe hospital here in a js condition. His righi was almost severed. incident occurred a! pong Telok
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    'Britain will defend Malaysia' assurance
    252 5 'Britain will defend Malaysia' assurance C-IN*C FAR EAST UNIFIED COMMAND FLIES IN TO MEET KING AND TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. '['HE Commander-in-Chief of the Far East Unified Command, Admiral Sir Varyl Begg. said here today that Britain was ready to defend Malaysia if called upon to do so. "Malaya has
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    Theft from school
    34 5 PENANO. Thurs. Burglars broke into a girls' classroom In the Selcolah Kebangsaan at Batu Ferrmghl here and escaped with $32 worth of cloth and thread belonging to the schools dress-mak-ing class.
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    Lock icon Malaya looks to Australia for help in any Indonesian crisis, he says
    138 5 Malaya looks to Australia for help in any Indonesian crisis, he says SYDNEY. Thurs.—Malaya would rather call on Australia than on Britain for help in any crisis with Indonesia over Malaysia. Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman (above) said here today. Dato Sulriman. Malayan High Commissioner in Australia, was answering
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    Mute cleared after charge of extortion withdrawn
    123 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A mute, who had been charged with a volunteer special constable. Nordln bin All. with extorting $20 from a labourer, was acquitted today by a district court. Chief Inspector E. H. Sheares had asked for the charge against Yew Teck Ouan,
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    Move to ban Parliament picketing perturbs SF members
    321 5 Move to ban Parliament picketing perturbs SF members KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Two Socialist Front M.P.s today deplored the Government's move to prevent what they described as "legitimate and peaceful picketing" outside the House of RepresentativesThe MPs. Mr. V. David (Bungsan and Mr. Tan Phock Kin < Tanjong t, were speaking
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    Missing car is found
    66 5 IPOH. Thurs. A car reported stolen was found by a police patrol van near the New Town market here yesterday afternoon, but the battery and spare tyre with wheel valued at $65. were missing. The owner. Mr. Hung Phang Hiang. 23. a bank clerk, had left
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    Lee on Malaysia
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. uill speak on "Will Malaysia succeed?" at the Singapore National Union of Journalists lunch in the Blue Room. Capital Restaurant, at 1 p.m. tomorrow
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    Maiden voyage lunch
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A buflct lunch will be given on board the S.S. "Galileo Oalilei" by the chairman of the Lloyd Triestlno and the ship's captain on June 1 to mark her maiden vovase.
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    Police deny hunt for 'freed by — mistake' mental patient
    221 5 Police deny hunt for 'freed by mistake' mental patient- PENANG, Thurs pOLJCE today denied a newspaper report that they were trying to track down and capture a mental patient alleged to have been released by mistake from the Tanjong Rambutan hospital last weekend. "There Is no Indication of any such
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    Lock icon Pond fish die in the big war on cholera
    16 6 Straits Times pictures by Mak Kian Seng
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    THE CLEAN-UP MEN MOVE IN WITH ANTI-FLY 'MIST' AND CHLORINE
    157 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Health Ministry officials today launched a big sterilisation campaign in cholerainfected Potong Pasir in the Serangoon area. Throughout the morning, ministry workers pumped chlorine into ponds and sprayed Insecticide. Singapore's first cholera victim came from this kampong and
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    No more stops
    32 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Ail day and night express passenger trains will no longer stop at Kulai. Bckok and Beradln in Johore beginning from Sunday, the Malayan Railway announced tonight.
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    Teacher to stand trial for murder
    93 6 JTUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— S. Ramasamy, 43, a school teacher at Jerantut Estate, was yesterday committed to -stand trial In the Raub High Court on a charge of murdering an office peon. Mansor bin Che Wer. 18. on March 12 The offence was alleged to
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    Cholera: Sarawak Govt —takes precautions—
    94 6 Cholera: Sarawak Govt takes precautions UTCHING. Thurs. Sarawak is taking precautions following the outbreak of cholera in Malaya and Singapore. A Government spokesman said here that the situation was being closely watched. He said that the Medical Department had 39.000 doses of cholera vaccine distributed throughout Sarawak and available for
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    Alliance win 5 seats without opposition
    495 6 Alliance win 5 seats without opposition SEREMBAN. Thurs. THE Alliance won five seats unopposed when nominations closed for the Kuala Pilah town council elections today. But in Seremban it faces stiff opposition from the "Chindependents" (followers of Mr. Chm See Yin, Independent M.P. for Seremban Timor who controlled the town
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      193 6 4 II *y Oop V-T. H-—lim I UXX9 UKE XXTVS ll .ONLY YOU Vt HOW DO I I I ONLY GIVE 1M HALF Of V GOT VOUMELF A SOT TO TEACH I GET THAT I I WHATEVER HE MM&S 1 I 1 N- HMPGR- A IMTWONSM ACROE6 I IN. NO
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    ROCKY GRAZIANO: —boxing's man of hate, —brutality
    1762 7 ROCKY GRAZI ANO: —boxing's man of hate, —brutality This was the fighter who packed 'em in with his special brand of venom ONE March nighl in 1945 the middle weight Rocky Graziano toored a thirdround knockout over the fast and clever Billy Arnold at Madison Square Garden. From the opening
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  • I PARLIAMENT |
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      Avoid communalism, he warns House
      1384 8 Avoid communalism, he warns House P.P.P. CHIEF SPEECH ON 'UNEQUAL CITIZENS' BRINGS RETORT BY PMIP SPOKESMAN... Mr. S: Premier must clarify this merger document By our Parliamentary reporters |^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Yesterday's speech from the throne by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong sparked off a lively debate in the House of
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      Port split from railway: The first step
      211 8 Port split from railway: The first step KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The first step to split Port Swettenham from the Malayan Railway Administration was taken by the Government today with the publication of the Port Authorities Bill. This provides lor the establishment ot port authorities to manage new ports and sets
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      Raja calls on public to support artists
      175 8 Raja calls on public to support artists SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Culi ture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, urged the public today to support the artists of Singapore. He said that artists "who make our surroundings more beautiful to look at" had to live like any other people. "One way the
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      He asked for a fight: Fined
      56 8 PENANG. Thurs. Hairy Stothard, 30. was today fined $50 when he pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of behaving in a disorderly manner at the junction of Fears Road and Tanjong Tokong Road uti March 23. Stothard. the pro.->ecun cd. challenged
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      GENERAL UNEMPLOY MENT?-'NO, BY WORLD STANDARDS'
      248 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs *TTHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today that Malaiya had "no general unemployment" by current international standards. He was replying to a written question by Mr. Chan Yoon Onn (PPPKampar) who asked what steps the Government
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    $300 m. loan bill is presented to the House
    215 9 $300 m. loan bill is presented to the House KU A L A LUMPUR. Thurs. A bill authorismu the Government to raise loans of up to S3OO million from anywhere outside the Federation was presented to the House of Representatives today I'hr loans may be raised for the Development Fund,
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    Bindings T.B. body revived
    62 9 IPOH. Thun Tnr long dormant Umdinus Aiiti-TuborculoMs Oammtitea has ix-en revived by the Rotary Club ol Sitlawan. It will now work under the Perak Ant i-TuberiuloMK Association. Oillciul.s <l thr new committee are Chairman r.iui Shahnman bin Rai.i Abdul Humid: vice-chair-man Mr. Cheah Hoong Yean: ■ecretary
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    Cup of tea,1 giggles, then I screams and blood at hotel
    222 9 Cup of tea, 1 giggles, then I screams and blood at hotel IPOH. Thurs. a hotel attendant, answering a MIM fur help, trapped a man in a room from which a blood -spattered woman emerged this morning. The woman. Ho Ah Loy. X, was rushed to hospital with five stab
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    2 on uncustomed goods charges
    73 9 PENANG. Thurs. Yeoh Swee Keah. 63. today pleaded no! guilty to a charge of dealing In uncustomed goods with intent to defraud the Government of $9,524 duty at Bulcit Mertajam on Feb 17 last year. Another man. Qeolt Sui Leang. 22. also pleaded not guilty
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    Two seek Umno division post
    46 9 PENANG. Thurs.— Two official* will coniest the presidency of Penang Umno division at Its annual meeting on Sunday. They are Syed Hassan Aidid. the present divisional leader, and Inche Nyalc Haslum bin NjTiPuieh. a former city councillor i from Jelulong branch.
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    Board replies to a union demand for 'work without rest'
    590 9 i SINGAPORE. Thurs I 1 Chief Executive Officer of the Singapore Housing and Development Board, Mr. S. Thiruchelvam, submitted to the Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday that if the board were to give regular work to its daily-rated employees on Sundays
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    FILIPINO DOCTORS TO GET SAME PAY
    193 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The 60 Filipino doctors to be recruited by the Federation Government will be offered the same pay as Malayan doctors who Join the Government on contract. The acting Minister of Health. Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman. said this in a written
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    Silver jubilee dance
    35 9 PENANO. Thurs.—The Penan* Hai Tho Association. comprising local merchants, shipping agents and allied traders, will celebraw Us sliver jubilee with a cocktail party and dance at its Malay Street premises on Saturday.
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    A WATER BOAT IS LAUNCHED IN SPORE
    161 9 A WATER BOAT IS LAUNCHED IN SPORE SINGAPORE, Thurs. j Mr. Tan Kia Gan, Minister for National Development. launched the Harbour Board' 3 new water boat Ayer Molek at the Bukit Chermin yard today. The Ayer Molek is the 20th vessel to be built by the Singapore Harbour Board since
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    Shouter fined
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Peter Joe Aloy.MUb was fined $10 today for behaving in a disorderly manner 1 by shouting at officials of the Pegu I Road outdoor dispensary yesterday afternoon and refusing to queue up for an anti-cholera jab.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ;* Wards fit (Minimum)
    90 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Wards fit (Minimum) THANKS TO Mothr-r of Perpetual fturooar and St Joneph of Cuprrtlnti* for se.se In our exams Clare and Ailrienne Louur MR ANO MR*. Chool Wan Sum. Kampar. thank nil rrl.itlvm and friends for donation*, wrratha and nttwul inre nt the funeral of their son Chool Chea
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    120 10 JS Words $10 t Minimum) BXCITINQ NEW STYLES have heen added to thr Hnkory 196.1 KanKe. Sole Anenta. Vanity. 33 Kaffirs Place ■"■•ML lORNIAL CONTACT LENS Consult H c. Lraw, star Optical Co.. Clifford Hoiik Collyrr Quiiy, Singapore. Enquirir* and appointment* Phonr *****. ROLAND'S I SMI town: beat h.nr-cut
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    83 10 U Word* UM (Mlm.) TOOTH rbh onmsi iawl«u. Kuala Lumpui Public Kalli May 2MB Tuesday. 2VUi Wednesday at Buklt Blotaas Ulrl* School Hall. Bukv Bintans. Rd, 7 SO o m WHAT CHRIST SAID can make all the difference to you. Bee fnr yourself from upward path rorreanondenc* course
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  • The Straits Times Friday. May 24, 1963.
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      The African Summit
      589 10 The aims of the African sum j mit conference at Addis \baba are too ambitious to be achieved all at once. A common market, a self-sufficient system for financing continental development and a solid voting bloc at the United Nat(OBI cannot be wished into hoing, but must
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      Off Target
      363 10 The Sultan of Perak and tlie Prime Minister regard the recent unhappy incident involving themselves as closed They have made this clear to officials of the court of Perak, and the reconciliation is to be completed when Tengku Abdul Rahman personally calls upon His Highness. Yet Mr. DR.
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      New Status
      233 10 The Coital Commissioner, Tuan Haji Ismail Panjang Axis, foresees no difficulty obstructing Kuala Lumpur's elevation to city status once the Government agrees to it The reservation, such as it is, is unnecessary. The Government is hardly likely to withhold consent when the argument for change is so clearly
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    WANTED
    872 10 THAILAND'S PREMIER TALKS TO KRISHNA MOORTHY IN BANGKOK A joint front to fight Communist expansion in South-east Asia THAILAND'S Prime Minister Marshal Sarit Thanarat feels that some non-Commun-ist countries are not showing enough interest in stemming the Communist tide in Laos. In an hour-long interview in his office in
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      White Paper words
      563 10 YOUR editorial says that "the principle at stake Is that the central government must control Federal revenue." Nowhere In the White Paper or In the exchange of letters between the Tengku and the Prime Minister of Singapore are the words "Federal revenue" used. The words used were
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      Cholera panic
      129 10 DR. FIELD'S article on cholera (S.T. May 18 J is most interesting. But he seems to have missed the serious outbreak which swept Perlis during the Japanese occupation. I remember very well the panic and fear it caused among the local inhabitants. The death rate was so high
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      Rain-maker
      58 10 1 UNDERSTAND that, strange as It seems, the staging or screening of an old Chinese true story entitled "Leonar Theen Loy" always brings on a storm. It will be Interesting to see If It would still be so and to this end I appeal to cinema owners to screen
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      Weather men
      45 10 I AM wondering Just how accurate our Malayan weather experts are, for a few days after they confidently predicted that rain was not expected for at least a month or so till midJune, it began to come down in sheets. PHILIP LEE Singapore
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      Powerless
      127 10 SOME months ago, a State Assemblyman told a function in Johore Bahru that the State Government would make Johore Bahru the New York of the State. He was referring to the new buildings that the State Government was buildlne and exhorted tha people to co-operate with buildings have been
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      The dirtiest
      80 10 KLANG and Port Swettenham are still as filthy and dirty as ever. There appears to be no supervision by the health authorities over the food hawkers, eating stalls, and markets. It Is not an uncommon sight to see refuse and rubbish strewn all over the place, refuse bins
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      Why-?
      41 10 WHY have some Grade One pupils with distinctions in English and other subjects failed to gain admission to Malayan teachers' colleges when some Grade Two and Grade Three candidates with a pass in English have been admitted? SMALL HOLDER Sungkai
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    Lock icon THE MAN WHO BUILT NEW YORK
    400 10 D> Wll 1> 1 111 M. NEW YORK. Thurs. Ac astonishing feat of craftsmanship model of New York City covering 10.000 square feet will be the heart of the cltys exhibit at the 1%4 New York World's Fair The model will show all five
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      92 10 RUGGED CHALLENGE FOR TEENAGERS Train a boy to go into the wilderness virtually empty-handed, dependent on his wits for his survival; take him on gruelling mountain expeditions that test his endurance to the limit this sort of I treatment, provided by a new kind of "school", is bringing maturity and
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    WATER FROM FIRE ENGINES
    69 11 KUAjLA TRENGGANU, Thurs. Fire engine and Public Works Department lorries are now supplying water to the 2.500 people of Marang. 12 miles south of here. rday the acting Trengganu Mentri Besar Inche Mohamed Taha bin Embong. vlMted them and announced that the Government would supply between
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    Thai police kill border bandit—
    145 11 Thai police kill border bandit KANGKOK. Thurs. A Communist bandit has bren reported killed along the Thai-Malayan border, according to police reports reaching here. Several others were bf-iM-M-d wounded when nine former .Malayan bandits clashed with Thai police in Yala Province on May 18. the reports silid Police said medical
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    $10,000 cheque to girl's mother, says witness
    810 11 DOCTOR ACCUSED OF RAPE: BIG CROWD AT HEARING SITIAWAN, Thursday. A CHEQUE for $10,000 was given by a doctor to the mother of the girl he had allegedly raped, a preliminary inquiry was told today. The witness. Dr. (Miss) Khairunisah Begum Badsha, of
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    Scoop of the year
    26 11 Read Mochtar Lubis' great story of Indonesia today (Twilight in Jakarta) in I VI I i II A BKRITA HARIAN starting tomorrow
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    BRIEF VISIT BY THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK
    214 11 CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Archbishop of York. Dr. Donald Coggan (above), will fly in tomorrow evening for a brief visit in between two South-East Asia ronfer ences of the United Bible Societies. Dr. Coggan. president of the United Bible Societies attended the conterence held
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    18 months' jail for $10,000 extort bid
    92 11 SINGAPORE Thurs Lee i Keng Hoe. 23. was today jailed for 18 month* (or attempting to extort SlO.OOO from a woman. He pleaded guilty. Inspector Ram Naidu told a magistrate's court thai the woman. Ooh Poll Lang, owner i.f hair dressing saloon in
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    'Equal pay' rally
    52 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The Johore Bahru Women Teachers' Union will hold an j "equal pay" rally in the Diamond Jubilee Hall at 5 p.m. on Saturday. Among thp speakers will be Mrs. F. R. Bhupalan, Che Fatimah binte Hamid Don. and Inche Mohd. Nur Ismail, the Johore
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    51,843 for P-Fund
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malayan newspapers today collected a total or $1.***** for the National Patriotic Fund bringing Uie loial lo dale lo $662.*****.
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    QUERY ON FINANCIAL TALKS FOR ASSEMBLY
    268 11 SINGAPORE. Thursday. A QUKRY on the iinancial arrangements between Singapore and Malaya on merger will be asked by Tun Lim Yew Hock when the Legislative Assembly meets on June 7. Tun Lim will ask the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. whether he will
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    Brockway Praises Sarawak's Camps
    113 11 iMTWivr Thurs I/UCHI.NG. llnil.s. Sarawak S d< tion camps were the brs! he had ever seen, said Mr. Fi-;i no r Bi' oc kwa v. British Labour Party M p.. Ml. Broclcway, with teiiow M P.s Mr. Arthur Boitom- cv and tIH, Rin H u&SS; ™JA°S*£
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      167 11 I almost missed my big chance 1. Ihe night before an interne* for an important I 2. On my way to the interview the next morning job I celebrated a festival with my tamilv. I suffered from severe indigestion. J ,f m*\ i I '?i\i I\. <\^ni f Eft f
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      537 11 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA I 830 Something Old. Something sf KVK f 41.7 metres 9.45 singing Together: 10.00 The A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Nega- Revolt In Brunei: 10.15 Latin ra-ku: 6.02 Mcrnlng Melodies; Jnzz Quartet 10.30 Concert Clas--7.00 Time Signal. Tbe New*; 7.10 sics: 11.00 Clox Down TSJ!7*
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    700 Federal Reserve unit men for Spore
    205 12 700 Federal Reserve unit men for Spore KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs About 700 officers and men of the Royal Federation of Malaya Police Reserve Unit will be sent to Singapore to help the island police keep law and order when Malaysia comes into being. This was stated by the Minister of
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    DEVAN NAIR AS EMPLOYER FOR THE FIRST TIME
    177 12 SINGAPORE, Thursday. pOSSIBLY for the first time in his life, trade unionist Mr. C. V. Devan Nair will take on the role of employer when wage talks begin between the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees and the Adult Education Board on Saturday.
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    Mass murder: Weapons found
    192 12 CHEMIST FLIES IS ATERSING, Thurs. m Senior police officers from Johore Bahru and a top chemist, who had flown in from Kuala Lumpur, worked round-the-clock today to solve the murder of a family of four in Jalan Endau yesterday. Police last night found several weapons, including
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    Certificates for 49 apprentices
    59 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, will present certificates to 49 apprentices who passed examinations of the Central Apprenticeship Board, at the Secondary Technical School in Maxwell Road on Saturday. The year's best apprentice 's Mr. K. Rajendran.
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    Arbitration hearing
    39 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Second Industrial Arbitration Court will hear an application for Interpretation of a clause in a collective agreement between the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd. and the Singapore National Union of Journalists on May 28.
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    TWO COMPANIES CLAIM AND COUNTER-CLAIM $800,000 IN MINE CASE
    421 12 TWO COMPANIES CLAIM AND COUNTER-CLAIM $800,000 IN MINE CASE 1 I SINGAPORE. Thurs. j niwo local companies are parties in a mining suit in the High Court before Mr. Justice Winslow in which the claim and coun-ter-claim total over $800,000. The plaintiffs are Tong Alk (Far East) Ltd.. who are
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    Boy tells of his experiences
    56 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A young speaker today told members of the Rotary Club of Singapore West «f his experiences at the Outward Bound School at Lumut. He Is Sect Soi Thonz. 18. of the Salvation Army Boy s H :ne. who »as sponsored by the club
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    Title for Ruler's cousin
    53 12 IPOH. Thurs. The Sultan of j Perak has conferred on his cousin. Raja Noor Em* blnti Raja Mohamed Zulklfli. 18. the title of Raja Puan Muda, Peralc. This follows her marriage, earlie/ this month, to the Raja Di-HUir of Perak. Raja Ekram ibnl Sultan I Vusul
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    Another 9 held in 'Operation Clean-up'
    56 12 Another 9 held in 'Operation Clean-up' KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Nine more youths have been detained in "Operation Clean-up." the Selaneor C.I.D. eh. Commissioner Sher Mohnmi'd Allah Baka.sti. disclosed today. This brings the total detained in i he operation to 49. The nine were detained in a raid on Kamponc Trcacher.
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    1,900 hajis due at weekend
    56 12 PENANG. Tliurs.— The pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur is expected to berth at Swettenham Pier here at 5 p.m. on Friday, bringing back about 1.900 new haus from Mecca. About 1.000 of Uip rcturniiiß pilgrims will disembark here. 200 at Port Swettenham on Saturday and the
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    'Apologise to the Sultan of Perak' call to Premier
    356 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE Peoples' Progressive Party leader, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. said in the House of Representatives today that the only remedy in the "regrettable incident" between the Sultan of Perak and Tengku Abdul Rahman was an apology from the
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      140 12 The one thing young girls should never economise on Certain sfcm conditions are pecially common to young girls am) boys; like spots, pimples, blackheads, or very greasy skins These conditions are too import ant to be treated with a cheap remedy. Whatever your age, you should always spend a bttft
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      262 12 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 7. Put a cross on the junction 8. 9. Goodnight, aad smart for luck (6). sleep! (8, 6). IS. Four In the bar public no 10. Effect ot 24 acroas In the cen- more drinks will be served I tre of (4). (6. 4). 11, 12
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  • AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES
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      The big swing to station wagons
      842 13 Automatic transmission popular too \V ST KA LI AS greatest single manufacturing industry the automobile industry —is undergoing the biggest changes in its year history. The changes reflect altered buying preferences of Australian motorists for station wagon sedans and for vehicles with automatic transmission.
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      MOTORISTS' AID: RADIO 'TRAFFIC-CASTS'
      386 14 MOTORISTS' AID: RADIO 'TRAFFIC-CASTS' Melbourne broadcasting station has roving patrol cars and plane AUSTRALIA has more than three million cars —27 for every 100 people making it the fourth most motorised nation ii. the world. The most densely populated state is Victoria, vhich obtained 30 per cent of the 188,000
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      More and more quality fuels being exported
      310 14 HIGH quality industrial and aviation fuels are being exported by Australian oil refineries in increasing quantities to countries throughout the world. .More than 530 million gallons of oil products were exported daring the year ended June 30, 1962. Various fuels, worth $150 million,
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      SAFETY ON ROADS: STRAP YOURSELF IN CAR
      457 15 SAFETY ON ROADS: STRAP YOURSELF IN CAR Increasing use of belts in Australia AUSTRAL. AN motor vehicle manufacturers are now fitting seat safety belt anchorages in new model cars. This follows nation-wide recognition of the importance of seat belts in preventing serious injury in road accidents. There are now eight
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      Smooth riding over the roughest roads with Australian suspension
      382 15 Smooth riding over the roughest roads with Australian suspension AUSTRALIAN MADE cars have won praise for their smooth riding and for the durability of their suspension characteristics made accessary by the rugged conditions in some parts of Australia. All Australian cars and a number of foreign made cars, assembled in
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      WHEN DOES VINTAGE CAR BECOME A VETERAN? NEVER
      212 15 WHEN DOES VINTAGE CAR BECOME A VETERAN? NEVER is the difference between a veteran car and a vintage model, and how does a vintage icar qualify to become a veteran car? This double-barrelled question is asked so often that Mr. Jack Smith, of the Veteran Car Club of Australia (N.S.W.
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      Chemical cars of the future
      152 16 4 I'STRALIA is working on elec- trie fuel cells which could replace the petrol engine. An Australian, Dr. K. .Mills, who is a Fellow of the National I niversity at anberra. said that the CSIRO and the National University were working on the project. Dr.
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      Australia takes rubber from Malaya
      453 16 rl£ manufacture of rubber product Including automotive tyres in Australia ll a substantial industry, comprising almost 150 firms, not including those engaged In repairing and retreadIng tyres. Itrvit of Australia s imports of crude natural rubber, and almost all her requirement* of rubber latex and
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      No need for polishing now
      417 16 NEW LACQUER RETAINS GLOSS, COLOUR FOR YEARS PROMINENT among the many ancillary industries surrounding; Australia's large automotive industry is automotive finishing the manufacture and sale of lacquers and enamels for the 300,000 new motor vehicles annually appearing on Australian roads. The Australian paint industry's production
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      OVERCOMINGTHE HEAT PROBLEM WHILE DRIVING
      333 16 AUSTRALIAN auto accessory manufacturers help motorists overcome I lie heat problem by manufacturing a number <>l car cooling devices lor a variety of vehicles. Perhaps the most effective of these ta the evaporative cooler. Based on the wetted cloth principle, this cooling method has been
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      Australia one of most car-conscious countries in world
      678 16 Australia one of most car-conscious countries in world AUSTRALIA is one of the most car-cons-cious countries in the world, with more than 3 mil. vehicles one to every 3.5 of her 10.700,000 people. By 1980. when the population Is expected to exceed 15.000,000 the ratio Is expected to be one
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      Instrument tuning keeps your car efficient
      247 17 Instrument tuning keeps your car efficient WITHIN the past fiv. years a revolution has been taking place in the everyday tune-up procedure for motor vehicles, and service station drive-ways in Australia now display rows of instrument dials. Reason for the increased use of instruments for routine 5,000-mile tuning is twofold.
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      Motor spares for world
      393 17 PARTS FOR A TWO-STROKE ENGINE TO 10-TON BULLDOZER More makes, models of vehicles on Aussie roads than anywhere else THE efficiency and quality of Australian made automotive parts and engine reconditioning equipment is recognised th ro iik hou t the world. There are now more makes
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      DOES YOUR SPEEDO FLUCTUATE? A KINK
      426 17 DOES YOUR SPEEDO FLUCTUATE? A KINK AUSTRALIAN MADE cars are precision built to i;i\" ;i long life <;l good service. The following hints will help you l<> Keep your car in top condition: If the pointer of your speedometer fluctuates, it does not necessarily mean that a fault exists in
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      170 16 For Quality that Lasts Sets the Standard Factory's Representative: MAT GEO. H. CHEW ATSOIXI 399 A RIVER VALLEY RD ZZSLSSJSSMX SINGAPORE. TEL: BS4SB HOW DO YOU MAKE YOUR CAR LAST LONGER Use only DUFOR replacement parts. DUFOR parts are equal to the world's best and arc fitted in all cars
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  • COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS...By OUR MARKET STAFF Record exports
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      Burmese aiming for bigger trade in S.E.A.
      317 18  - Burmese aiming for bigger trade in S.E.A. CHAN BONG SOO By CONSIDERABLE expansion in trade between Burma and South-East Asia is expected to result from the establishment of a Burmese trade centre in Singapore last week. Situated in Circular Road, the centre is Burma's first in the region. Its immediate
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      SUGAR PRICE IS UP $35 IN SEVEN MONTHS
      308 18  - SUGAR PRICE IS UP $35 IN SEVEN MONTHS MOK SIN PIN By iirHAT is behind the constant rise in prices of sugar over the past few months? This is what Malayan housewives have been wanting to find out. A leading sugar importer in Singapore attributed this to a shortage of
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      K.L. airport equipment
      65 18 A PORTION of the specialised equipment purchased by the Gammon Hawaiian Dredging-Pomeroy Joint venture for the Kuala Lumpur International Airport has arrived for delivery to the Sungei Buloh site. The equipment. manufactured by South Pacific Engineering Pty. Ltd. of Australia, comprises a traction driven road broom, two
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      Germans make fewer cars
      70 18 We« Germany's motor vehicle production (ell to 235.728 units in April from 243.816 units in March, according to the Association of Motor Manufacturers In Frankfurt. However, the April output which Included 201,875 passenger cars, rose 28.5 per cent on April last year. Output In the first
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      CORTINA NO. 4 IS A SUPER
      226 18 CORTINA NO. 4 IS A SUPER A SALOON car described as one of the fastest on the road is being made available to Malaysian motorists from today. It is the Cortina Super. Ford of Britain's No. 4 In the successful Cortina range, and the most powerful of ;he other three
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      Bayer marks 100 years in business
      138 18 Bayer marks 100 years in business pERMANYS second lar- gest joint-stock company. Farbenfabriken Bayer Aktlengesellschaft, Leverkusen. Is to celebrate the centenary of its foundation on August Originally founded by Mr. Frledrich Bayer as a company manufacturing aniline dyestuffs, it is now the largest chemical company on the European continent and
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      Fruit drink mart study
      94 18 MR. H. TOELLNER. a representative of a West German fruit drink manufacturer. Tropi GmbH of Dortmund, vi.sited Singapore last week to formulate plans for a sales expansion and to Introduce a new type of Tropi drink in the near future. Mr. Toellner. who had been to
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      TOP MOTOR APPOINTMENTS
      110 18 rpHE chairman of Cbam--1 pion Motors Ltd. and associated companies. Mr. A. (iutwirth. has announced two executive changes in the croup of companies. They are Mr. RE. Butcher (above left), who has been appointed deputy chairman of the group, and Mr. R.N. Worthinitton who becomes a director
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      247 18 CABIN CABIMAT Compact foMing tvp« 2" As attractive in oppe«r--«2" colour slide P-0..C OB ■if iB Brilliant focusing. Lorn tor, gives large, brilliart heat and less popping. and sharply defined Use* almost noiwlni screen images. Semi auto- blower You'll thrill to the performance of this matic changer tor confully automatic
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      1383 19 10 LIVERPOOL k WEST COASI U.K.i Dm Sow* Siiu S°mi> **tm AJAX LitirpiM, Glasgow II Pt May 2J May 21 ADkASTUS A. mojtti. LuerpMl Gda 35 Telay Ma} 25/ 1 UPEHOR L»trpaai, Giisgc* May 21 Jaae 2 JaM 4 EUMAF.US Mars L'RMI. Ha.ri. H'burg K«« 1 Mil IM* I/IB laa*
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER: TIN SHARES STEADIER
    629 20 From Our Market Correspondent WHILE some industrials maintained their recent t;ains yesterday many of the leading counters on the Malayan Stock Exchange, were slightly easier. The most obvious cause for this was profit-taking as operators took advantage of the rises of the past few
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 20 Malayan Stork Indices Mar kl May 33 Industrials 113.66 IIMI Tins: 115.32 115.31 S robbers: iri.BB 113.74 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    836 20 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Slock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded in brackets. INDUSTRIALS: Bouttsad (1.000) SI Hip. il.ihiu, jl.."'i Dunlops (1,000) ftM, i.i.ihXi) SL'.M: I. tmeltsrs (2,000) 53..17, D. CJ.OOO) $3..'i5, (7,000) $3.53. (2,000) $3.54.
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    Tin price stages rally: Rubber price improves
    432 20 AFTER the recent easier trend Straits tin rallied by 52.12J yesterday to $458.37 on an offering estimated at 240 tons, down 5 tons. In London on Wednesday after a rather subdued opening in Ylew of the further drop in the East, the tin
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    112 20 MELBOURNE, Tfcurs 'THE buoyancy ol Surar storks on reports of record overseas sugar prices pave a fillip to the market and industi .als ruled steady to firmer. Klaes outnumbered tally. Turnovers were moderate, but covered practically the whole list. Ba«e metals were slightly firmer, oils ..leady and loans
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    245 20 SHIPS lyin* alongside the Sinß^psro Harbour wharyss ar eipecwd today are: Hteotor v, Adravius 33,34, Uruas N.W. 2/3. Bentong 47 North. KenisKau 23/L'4. UoeKh Sllverspray tj/7. (ioMm BlKma 40/41. Bambala 38/3V>, Bantam 44, Tborsgaard 13/14, Kyuwa Ifaru 2li ■30. Uarrybank IS, Glenlyon 33/36. H»rn Clipper 42/43, Nestor
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    RUBBER .'RICES
    235 20 lUNE first i<*\. ruhbtr buyers lok e J* i#d at S pni S'"««P«ra and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7:>| centt lirr Ib. up a quari.-r Thy toni> wm quiet. S.C. C.R.A. and F.M.R.E. closing prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 K.B.S. prompt t.o.b. bnvrra 7i|. sellers
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 MAI B. MALAYAN Xl MBIK PRICE: 7.">; cents (up a quarter ol a cent). IDT: MHJ7I (up $2,121) Kstiniated unofficial offering »40 tons (down five tons i
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    134 20 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) May £1. Three Uw:m rMimops N K. Smelter* -.ij Kmo 21 cam* m. n. i ''Smmoo i« rt« Jiime orda 16 WU I n«rh, «d n Hrew 30 ct«. jthfii 16 eta n i-ement IS ,i v si,« m hl ontaioers II Ms. s r.rnr. 4cAhsier
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    67 20 HINESK Produce Cichanna, ImtiCoconut oil: riulk $421 sellers, drum 149) Mllrro Copra: May/June UK 'Continent $27 iuyer«. Ptpewr: Muntok white $147| !.*ll»r«. arawak whit.- $145 srllrr*. special ttrawak black $102 i eellrra, garbim JimponK Muck $105 sellers AST a 1171 —Una, Singapore Coconut Oil Millers- Attelatien trices: bulk
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    67 20 PMC Malayan tueh.-niie Bank.' Attociatian made tbaae rhan. atea to merchants yextcrd.iy nil ratra o $100): Sollmi TT or OB roady MM ranct 140 1/4: BslKian Frjnci lei Italian Lira *****. Oo the free tichange rnimti n louk Kook yesterday the US. deiiir raa quoted at 6.76| for
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      1044 20 Cell ot BARCELONA As trom 25rh June 1963 trem Merseilles Ourwerd ami 10th August 1963 from Singapore Homeward our T.r. "VIET NAM" "LAOS' 1 "CAMBODGE" will call BARCELONA every month tor PASSENGERS and FREIGHT Singapore: Tel. ***** (Passage), ***** (Freight) K.L. Tel. ***** Pt. SweHenhaw Tel. 6695 Penang Tel. 6324S
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      719 21 NOTICES I THE PUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED i Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE is hereby given that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at its Registered Office. No. 59. Robinson Road. Singapore, on Wednesday. sth June. 1963 at 3.00 p.m. for the following purposes: 1. To
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      776 21 (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT 29 Wordt SS (Min.}— Box I* eta, carlrci YOUNG GIRLS WANTED to assist V tn office work. Apply Manager, P.O. Box 284, Ipoh. BOX AIE3O Vacancy tor Estate* j Department Executive. Position now filled. All applicants thanked. WANTED MALE JUNIOR Typist. Must speak Ood
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      911 21 SITUATIONS VACANT Wordt SI (Mln.y—Box cts. txtrm WELL ESTABLISHED FIRM Requires Experienced Shipping Clerk (25 to 35 ear.-). Apply Box A 6361 S.T. S'por*. EXPERIENCES) SCIENCE TEACHER 'or School Certlflcat* Class. Apply Principal. St. Joseph's School. Johore Sahru. CHIEF ACCOUNTANT/ ADMINISTRATOR Internationally Known Business Machines Organisation Invltat *p*4l*atlene from Qualified
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      983 21 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Wordt SS (Min.)— Box S9 eft. tMtrm ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM To L*t At 130, Sophia Road, Singapore. Reasonabl* Rental Apply Tel: (S'por*) ***** UNFURNISHED LARCE AIRY Room bathroom attached: Tanglln area. Rent 8100/-. Phone (Spore) ***** for Mis* Wong after 2 p.m. AVAILABLE ACCOMMODATION Full Board, Lodging
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      840 21 EDUCATION 29 Wtrdt SS (Min.}— Box iO eU. txtrm NOW IS YOUR Malay progressing? Improving your knowledge of the National Language by reading Beiita Barian daily, the only romanlsed National Language newspaper. LEARN NATIONAL LANGUAGE Malay Beginners' Classes. Morning' Afternoon 'Evening. Also Standard I. Regent Commercial Inirtltut* (Airconditioned', (Wonderland First
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      963 21 BOOKS k PUBLICATIONS M Words tt (mm.}— Box H ttt. tMtrm FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. have a wld* range of Pan Book* on display In tbe Cold Btorag* Arcade, Orchard Road, '.a conjunction witb B.P.C.K. THI FAR EAST ENGINEER Published quarterly THE ENGINEER, Ilk* Iti itmpsnien vtlum* th* Hang KMIg A
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      945 21 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2* Wtrmm U (Mtn.y—Box 19 eU. txtrm MCRRIS MINOR 1000 1988 —ack Saloaci Taxed Ir.sured December MileMB tl.ouu ***** Oa* European o*>oer. I IS7 Halt Rd.. Katong. Spore. MIMA I*oo YM3. One omner e>c«JMot condition $4000/- or Hire purcaaa*. View at Frank*! Caltex Btatlon. 2.50 p-m.— 6.30
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      849 21 FOR SALE it Words Si (Min.)— Box it ,tt. tMlrm AROAINtI At Met**) prices Cr.mphorv ood chests, arums besks baby cols A playpens, cuffs* taolrs. various sizes Including nest of tables WM* MtoOtlOß an*. Lc* ruraltur* <*■»--**■- Specialist). 69 Killlntr Road, B'por*. ATTRACTIVE HIRE PURCHAtK ttrmi for T.V. tsts, Air
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      S'gor-Perak clash will have Cup final flavour
      1273 22 MALAYA CUP PREVIEW by— Norman S.ebel Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. WILL be a Malaya Cup final atmosphere about the meeting of Selangor and Perak in the north zone of this year's competition -at the Merdeka Stadium on Sunday (5.15 p.m.). For three successive years.
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      MATTHEWS: I'LL PLAY AS LONG AS I CAN RUN
      135 22 MATTHEWS: I'LL PLAY AS LONG AS I CAN RUN LONDON. Thurs.— SUnlc> Matthews. Iceland's "Footballer ol thr Yr.ir." for the second time at the age of 48. Intends to continue playing M M lon( as I ran run.' Matthews, who helped Stokr gain promotion from Div. 2 of the English
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      Soekarno may be asked to play golf
      99 22 MANILA. Thurs. President lfJ Macapascal of the Philippines said today he might ask Indonesia's President Sorkarno to join him in taking up coif. Mr. Macapagal lias been presented with a set or coif clubs by the Malayan Premier. Tengltu Abdul Rahman, who is
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      BOXING — Withdraws hit 'grand tourney'
      119 22 BOXING Withdraws hit 'grand tourney' CINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singu- pore Aamuteur Bwtng Association's "grand boxing tournament" scheduled for tomorrow at the Happy World Stadium <8 p.m.' has been badly hit by several withdrawals, writes LIM KEK CHAN. SABA secretary Michael Tan said today that so tar only eight of the
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      $2,500 loss on Open tourney
      112 22 pENANG. Thurs. The Penan? Lawn Tennis Association lost j about $2,590 in staging the recent Malayan open championships here. This was disclosed in Hie accounts tabled at, the associations annual meeting last night. "These accounts have not been j audited." the retiring president Soon Cheng
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      OXFORD SHOCK W. INDIANS
      449 22 CRICKET ROUNDUP LONDON. Thurs. Oxford University .shocked the West Indian cricketers on the first day of their match at Oxford yesterday by capturing seven wickets for 84 by the close, which left them 35 runs behind the Oxford first innings of 119. The best bowling of
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      South Korea say 'sorry'
      312 22 CYCLING CABLE EXPLAINS NON-ENTR V KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. SOUTH KOREA have sent a cable to the Malayan Cyclists Federation apologising for not submitting entries for the first Asian cycling championships here from June 2 to 8, writes FRANCIS Soutn Korea and Indonesia will not be represented
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      Warning to S'pore coaches
      141 22 Warning to S'pore coaches SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore AAA today issued a stern warning to "certiflcatehunting" coaches writes Ernest Irida. Many coaches, according to the AAA's couching midcommlttee, quickly lost i.iterest In athletics after receiving their certificates. The suD-commlttee warned those coaches who did not comply with the MaocUlion's coaching
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      SUMMARY
      73 22 BOCCEK tour match (KOU ■ban): Krlan'.nn combined schools 6 West Australian M-hool-boys 0. Ipoh Div. 1: Kilat 3 Kmia Indians 1: Div. 2: Ramblers 2 Tamil Younu.-ters 2: Div. 3. Kailu.iys 1 Borneo 1. Taiping Lue: CRC 4* 2 Transport Coy 1. X«*ri Div 1 Seremban > Chin Woo
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      Buddy Yap in semi-finals
      113 22 P;.\.\NU. Tliurs.— Buddy Yap qualified for the men's singles srmi-iiniil.s of the Penang Chinch* Recreation Club tennis championships when he beat Cheah Kee Chuan 6-2, 6-2 in a quarter-finai round today. Special etrnt: Tan Seng Jin bt Goh Keng Eok 10-8. 3-6. 6-1: Lee Leong Chye
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      1182 22 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD numc ih;paktmi i NATIONAL U»Y 3 JIM ISM NOTRE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ukml the whanes of The Singapore Harbour Board will be dosed on mal Da] Monday 3 June 1963 On that day no vessels will br worked and no cargo will br rd or delivered.
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      1667 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT NATIONAL CARBON (EASTERN) LIMITED Manufacturers of Eveready Dry 1 Batteries and National Protector 1 Carbon A career exists in tnis larg» Export Organizatio for a person suitably qualified in the field of Industrial Chemistiv Applications arc lnvltea roiii i Chemical Engineers o;- Graduates j In ChcmistiT with practical
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      59 22 SPORTS DIARY NO< I i; M.IL.U (IT Kelanun T Kedah <Kota Bharu. I). STORK I>IV. SA: Police *A Newtonlres (Parrer Pk>; Mr. 3( T. Kurau Utd v Darul Aliah 'A BaleMirr Rd>: Amicable 'A' RTC (Geylanc. IKM Kl KNTRAI. /.OVI *1IIP: S «or v Armed Forces Station p.id.tng, Seremban. 5.15'.
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      USAHA-SETIA IMPRESSES MOST IN TRIALS THE STIPE'S REPORT
      765 23  - USAHA-SETIA IMPRESSES MOST IN TRIALS THE STIPE'S REPORT Epsom Jeep RACING by KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. QJEVERAL King's Cup entries stepped out in fine style this morning ir spite of the soft going. Most impressive was Usaha-Setia, who dashed over 3f In 37 4/5, with Lyall Harbrid^e up Usaha-Setia was runnerup
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      Sunday's race weights
      482 23 WEIGHTS for all nine races at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday: THE KINGS CUP Class 1 Div 1 6f National Jo; 9.00 Cash Box 8.11 Son Leader 8.10 On Parole Ml Nashor 8.09 Royal Meadow 8.08 L'saha Setia 8.08 Isaha-Setia 8.08 Pizarro II 5.07 Native Kingdom 8.07 Good
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      205 entries for S'pore meet
      848 23 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A total of 205 horses has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club's June meeting at Bukit Timah. The entries comprise 97 in Class 2 and 108 in Class 3. There will be eight races on the first two days, June 2 and
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      RACING SCHEDULE
      71 23 JI'NE 2 Class 2 Div 1 8f Class 3 Divs 1. 2, 3. 4 and 5 6f; Divs 1 and 2 Bf. JUNE 5 Claw 2 Divs 1. 2. 3 and 4 (if: Div 2 gf. Class 3 Divs 3. 4 and 5 7f. JI'NE 9 Class 2
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      Bougoure rides Rag usa in the Epsom Derby
      283 23 Bougoure rides Rag usa in the Epsom Derby LONDON, Thurs. There are 35 colts left in the Epsom Derby to be run over 12f on May 29. They include four French colts and ten Irish. Leading the French challenge Is Relko. the favourite. The others are Corpora, for whom champion
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      Lock icon Acceptors for Irish Derby
      104 23 DUBLIN, Thurs. Seven countries are represented among the 96 acceptors left in the Irish Derby at the third forfeit stage. There are 34 acceptors trained in Ireland. 34 from Britain. 22 from Prance, two each from Italy and the United States and one each from Belgium
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      European Cup goes to Milan
      215 23 SOCCER LONDON, Thurs.— Milan of i Italy won the European Cup yesterday by beating Bentica of Portugal, the holders, 2-1 at Wembley Stadium here. A goal down after 18 minutes. Milan surged back with two second-half goals by Jose Altafini, their Brazilian-born centreforward. Benficas goal
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      Lock icon CHRISTINE BEATS ROBYN AND, -RAIN '
      124 23 CHRISTINE BEATS ROBYN AND, -RAIN TENNIS pARIS. Thurs. Rain seriously x affected play in the French lawn tennis championships here yesterday but two of the scheduled tnree women's singles quarter-finals were played. Christine Truman (Britain* defied drizzling rain almost throughout her match to beat Australian Robyn Eboern 6-0. 6-2 and
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      Lock icon Papwa to play in Britain
      46 23 DURBAN. Thurs. Sewsunker "Papwa" Sewgolum. the Durban Indian golfer who won the Natal Open and was runner-up in the South African Open, will leave Johannesburg by air for London on June 15 to play in British Open ar.d other tournaments. Reuter.
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    DEATHS
    55 24 MRS VIRCINAL PEREIRA. moth. T '">•' Philip Itiiirdirt i. hi> l.milia rtini K.ir.mnttninv on 23rd MRS. LIM HOCK KIAT N. S.l-i,-Yi|i Knoii* Son l.avint: 1..-lov«| hil»i.xnil. .liut'ht. r.» J.nny and Jinn- Lim. I Hi.' dim Hot. mm-in-law Mirhui'l Nathai tr^.- iMWtg M, Halt l:,,:irt for Holy imrch 2 p.m.
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