The Straits Times, 28 May 1963
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Title Section22 1963-05-28 1 AVERAGE DAILY CFHTII IFH SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times aUw'\ Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY 38, 1963. if 15 CENTS. KPN 35222 words
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Article, Illustration505 1963-05-28 1 DAHARI ALI - DAHARI ALI 'Unconstitutional' says Mentri THAT OUTBURST: HE'S BOUND TO ACT ON THE ADVICE OF STATE GOVERNMENT, SAYS DATO ABU BAKAR By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday Terms on land 'not unusual' SELANGOR'S Mentri Besar, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda, said today that the Sultan of Selangor acted unconstitutionally when505 words
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189 1963-05-28 1 Goh is confident over merger talks SINGAPORE, Mon. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. said this evening be was confident that the dispute over merger financial arrangements "will be settled eventually." Dr Goh was iv newsmen shortly before he Hew to Kuala Lumpur for "unofficial" talks on the subject189 words
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Article32 1963-05-28 1 LONDON. Mon— Lord Spens. 77. a lornier MP and a former Chief Just ire of India, was married to Miss Kathleen Doddv 48. former headmistress of exclusive Heathfield School32 words
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Article20 1963-05-28 1 MONO KONG. Mon. Quaran- tlnr restrictions have been lm- j poard against arrivals from Saigon I ol plague.20 words
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Article482 1963-05-28 1 ISSUE FOR CONFERENCE OF RULERS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. r pENGKU Abchil Rahman is to refer controversiaJ statements made by the Sultans of Perak and Selangor about their State Governments to the Conference of Rulers here on June 12. He is also expected to clarify the constitutional position of the nine482 words
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Article, Illustration212 1963-05-28 1 From GEORGE LIM HONG KONG. Mon. The Governor. Sir Robert Black (above), today cancelled his trip to Singapore to attend the annual conference of senior British diplomats and administrators in the Far East because of the colony's water crisis A Government statement212 words
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Article32 1963-05-28 1 JAKARTA. Mon —Pony thousand people are In jail in Indonesia, one-fifth of them awaiting trial. It wm announced today. New prisons are being built In Jakarta. Bandoeng and Palrmbang32 words
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Article25 1963-05-28 1 NEW YORK. Mon— lnez Merritt, 19, driving Into town from her family's Oeorcm farm, cracned head-on Into her father's car. Both were killed.25 words
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Article96 1963-05-28 1 LONDON. Mon— John Rogers, bass guitarist of the group which accompanies pop singer Adam Faith, was killed and another man injured today when their van was in collision with a lorry near Granth. m Mr. Rogers. 21. was leader of the Roulettes, and the van inReuter - 96 words
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354 1963-05-28 1 S'PORE GIVES RAINMAKERS 'GO AHEAD 9 'J 1 H E Singapore Government has decided to go ahead with plans to make artificial rain to relieve the water shortage caused by the drought. The PuWic Utilities Board said in a statement today that the Flying Club would make the first attempt354 words
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Article423 1963-05-28 1 Another cholera death: Now 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. |X)UR more new cases of suspected cholera were admitted to hospitals in Malacca and Johore today, bringing the total to 392 throughout the country. One more death occurred at Malacca Hospital last night, bringing the death toll to 11 The Government tonight423 words
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96 1963-05-28 1 KUCHING, Mon. A gallant attempt by two teenage girls to rescue a small boy from drowning in the sea at Kuala Miri, Sarawak yesterday ended in tragedy. All ttiree were drowned. They were among a party of six school children from Miri96 words
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Article82 1963-05-28 1 Teenage lovers die together PARIS, Mon.— The bodies of a 16-year-old girl and her 17-year-old boy friend were pulled from the Meurthe River near Nacy yesterday with their hands still clasped and their wrist tied together. In the girl's dress pocket a note was found addressed to the parents: 'Dear82 words
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Article42 1963-05-28 1 VATICAN CITY. Mon. The condition of the Pope suffering from anemia and stomach trouble, remains "very serious," Vatican sources «ald today. A Vatican announcement said the Pope passed a -good night" and was feeling "somewhat better" this morning.— UPl.42 words
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Article194 1963-05-28 1 30 staff hit by dysentery TK)KYO. Mon.— Tokyo's world-renowned imperial Hotel today voluntarily suspended operation indefinitely because of the discovery of dysentery cases among some 30 of its employees. The dysentery caaet were contirmed at noon and the hotel management immediately suspended service connected with theUPI - 194 words
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Article38 1963-05-28 1 RUSSIA MAY FORFEIT VOTE AT THE UN. WASHINGTON Mon Government nfTui.iN United Slatrs VMM praa for automatic «>u>p<nMiin of Ru>Nia's m tinI nitrd Nation-* General AvcmblT if Mnscmi «i>ntinurd to rofuM- tn j> <\ its duo. Rcutcr38 words
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249 1963-05-28 2 British woman held by pirates gives birth Mon. One of two British women held captive by pirates in the Southern Philippines had given birth to a baby boy, the Manila Times said today. The two women were said to have been aboard a lumber-haul-ing tue from British Borneo which was249 words
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Article, Illustration231 1963-05-28 2 WHILE Chief Enahoro is held in Kirikiri jail, waiting to be charged with treasonable felony. bis wife Helen (above) goes on working; in Lagos, suffering her grief with grace. For nine months she has been without the man she married nine years ago.231 words
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Article68 1963-05-28 2 BANGKOK. Mon.— The Thai Premier. Marshal Sant Thanarat. emphasised Thailands traditional freedom of religion yesterday at the dedication ceremony of a $600.--000 central mosque in Patani. Southern Thailand. Marshal Sarit flew to Patani especially for the ceremony with other high Thai officials. He reminded theUPI - 68 words
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Article58 1963-05-28 2 PRETORIA. Mon.— A Chinese tute for lizard flesh has prompted the South African Government to declare the country's two largest species of lizard as protected animals. The four-foot rock ieuana and the six-foot water iguana no longer can be kept in captivity or be moved from oneUPI - 58 words
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Article41 1963-05-28 2 ADDIS ABABA. Mon.— Presi- j dent Sckou Tour of Guinea said last night the 30-man African Council of Ministers set up at last j week's summit here wiuW meet in Dakar. Senegal, during the second half of June— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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198 1963-05-28 2 New Jakarta bid to prop up economy of the nation JAKARTA, Mon. The Indonesian Government last night announced measures mainly designed to shore up the country's economy. The measures revised the import and export exchange rates, prices of controlled commodities, cost of living allowances to state employees, government pensions, distributionUPI - 198 words
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191 1963-05-28 2 Out-of-Red-jail-Briton crosses into HK UONG KONG. Mon. 11 British missionary Harold King, released from a Shanghai Jail last week, crossed into Hong Kong today, border police reported. An official statement said Mr. King arrived at the railhead at Lowu on the Brit>* side at 0435 GMT. Mr. King was wearingReuter - 191 words
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Article, Illustration251 1963-05-28 2 BAGDAD. Monday. PLEVEN men, alleged to have resisted the Feb. 8 revolt which overthrew Iraq's Kassem regime, have been executed by firing squad, it was announced here yesterday. The military GovernorGeneral said in a statement that the men. 10 of whom were army captains, hadReuter - 251 words
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Article34 1963-05-28 2 SAPPORO i Japan t, Mon. A Hre whicn broke out early today destroyed 120 houses or 90 rwr cent of Okushiri town on Okushirt Island, off Southern Hokkaido Japan's northernmost island.34 words
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Article, Illustration339 1963-05-28 2 TSHOMBE OPPOSES, BUT ELIZABETHVILLE. I Monday THE Central Congolese Government is determined to divide Katanga into three provinces despite opposition by the province's President, Mr. Moise Tshombe, diplomatic observers said last night. Mr. Tshombe on Saturday night told a rally of 6,000 cheeringUPI - 339 words
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145 1963-05-28 3 LONDON Mon Ouern I li7.il)ith. i n MM* m<- tn mark Commonvmm It h Youth Sunday. said x-Ntirdav tlu-rr was a ni-ril to < natr a worldwide In nilirrli. ><iil which could transcend all barriers of distance, race. treed and class. Younc145 words
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Article, Illustration61 1963-05-28 3 RIFLE AT THE READY AFTER DEATH THREATS Rifle m hand. Haitian President Francois Duvalier leaves a highway dedication ceremony at Port-au-P r i n c c with his wife soon after anti-govern-ment terrorists bombed four schools housing militiamenIt was the first serious terrorist activity by antiDuvalier elements61 words
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366 1963-05-28 3 Man on moon plans: No let up in U.S. WASHINGTON. Mon rpHE general manager of the U.S. space pro- gramme said yesterday that America would .strive to put a man on the moon this decade no matter what Russia did. At the same time. Dr. Robert C. Seamans .said itUPI - 366 words
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Article70 1963-05-28 3 UNITED NATIONS. Mon.—Britain leads the w oriel in newspaper readersnlp according to the 1962 statistical yearbook of the United j 1 Nutions. issued yesterday The British Press printed 506 newspapers for every 1.000 people m 1961. the year covered by the i statistics. This was aReuter - 70 words
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Article28 1963-05-28 3 BERNE. Mon. Switzerland's ail-male electorate yesterday nave the government absolute freedom ol decision on the issue of nuclear weu pus for this neutral nation. Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article, Illustration208 1963-05-28 3 LONDON, Monday. AN Aviation Ministry spokesman said last night A the Russians might show Mr. Julian Amery, the British Aviation Minister, one of their space launching: sites during his two-week visit to the Soviet Union beginning on Wednesday. Mr. Amery. wrio Is responsible forReuter - 208 words
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113 1963-05-28 3 VIENNA Mon. Austrian health authorities have ordered all bodies of hospital patients who were treated with the drug bioprotein to be exhumed and examined, it was announced yesterday. There was a strong suspicion (hat Tour people died after being administered the drug through injections.113 words
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Article36 1963-05-28 3 PALM SPRINGS tCulllomia). 1 Mon. Television star Miss Dinan Shore married a contractor. Mr. Muuru-r S. Smith, yesterday in a civil ceremony attended "by her j two children. It was her second marriage.36 words
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Article101 1963-05-28 3 WASHINGTON Mon. Robert Stroud the "Birdman of Alcatraz." has been denied in his latest appeal for a parole from prison where he Is serving a life sentence for murder of a prison guard. Stroud,, 73, achieved nation* al fame after he became an authority onReuter - 101 words
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Article62 1963-05-28 3 PRE.MONT. i California i. Mon. Pot-tman Ken Linclcome has found the perfect answer to dogs which bite postmen's legs a bigger dog which can bite back. Llncicome, 29. bought a 100 lb. Alsatian named Schann after receiving his sixth bite. Schann accompanies him on hisReuter - 62 words
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Article48 1963-05-28 3 BONN. Mon— Two East German youths escaped to West Oermany after working their way through a mine field on Saturday. They were a farmer of 19 and putter of 20. East German border guards had planted the mines a few days ago— UP I.UP - 48 words
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174 1963-05-28 3 DEAD: THE MOTHER OF THE MITFORD SISTERS LONDON, Mon. Lady Redesdale, mother of the famous Mitford sisters, died on Saturday on the familyowned island of Inchkenneth in the Herbrides off the west coast of Scotland, it was announced yesterday. She was 83. 1 Lady Redesdale was the daughttr of Thomas174 words
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Miscellaneous24 1963-05-28 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby \\\\V\VV\ \\\\\A\\\f^-Aa f rrve mmwres to stv&i\ I 7 o clock I f^Z N ftAO/ 1 rv^i^B^MkJH I its-24 words
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583 1963-05-28 4 UNION TWISTED THE FACTS, SA YS MINISTRY SBHEU bypassed conciliation service' SINGAPORE, Mon TWI£ Labour Ministry said today it was not true that the Singapore Business 1 louses Employees 1 Union had approached the conciliation service of the Labour Department in its retrenchment dispute with Fraser and Co., a firm583 words
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Article170 1963-05-28 4 MEDIUM VS. MEDIUM I I SINGAPORE. Mon— A temple medium, who cheated another temple medium of S7TO n March last year, was today jailed for one year and fined $800 or another six months' jail. Yap Gok Kirn, 28. was said to have dishonestly induced Lim Kirn 800. the complainant,170 words
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Article, Illustration286 1963-05-28 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A leading importer of knitted and nonknitted underwear and nightwear, Mr. Lim Tow Yong, said today that a protective tariff on these goods would immediately destroy the State's entrepot trade in this field. Mr. Lim. representing the Singapore Chinese Textiles and Sundries Importers'286 words
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148 1963-05-28 4 June 3 rally to begin at 5.30 p.m. SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Culture said today that for the convenience of the public, the National Day rally and march past on June 3 will begin at 5.30 p.m. and not 6' p.m. as previousl.. announced. The Yang di-Pertuan Ne«ara will148 words
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Article31 1963-05-28 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Visiting I Venerable Ananda Mangala will eivp a lecture on Buddhism's Noble Eightfold Path" at the Theosophical Society In CalrnhUl Road on Thursday »t 6.30 p.m.31 words
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Article353 1963-05-28 4 I SINGAPORE. Mon. A SUNDRY goods and textile merchant alleged at a preliminary inquiry today that one of five Malayan Banking cheques stolen from him on Jan. 18 had been forged and cashed for $1,500. The merchant. Mr. Yeow Teck Sooh. 25. was giving353 words
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Article373 1963-05-28 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.10 pjn.; from London, Zurich Tel AvlT, Teheran, New Delhi. Bangkok (BA 710) 7.20 pjn from Auckland, Sydney and Darwin (BA 721) 6.40 pjn.373 words
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Advertisement289 1963-05-28 4 ■■RPBBBBBBBIfIHHHHVHBB' PCV SINGAPORE 5 SHOWS QPENS TODAY B B I%C/^ 11, 1.45. 4, 6.30, 9.30 r nj IWItl ■Bk W^^^^ A K bbh^* 4r tFV^V'^^ f^k b H BfIBIBB^mHCBB^ S^^PlbW. SJ bB B B '6j) Stmt'ff g STEPHEN McNALLV COLEEN GRAY sky :rr.r.:;» s opens today JAMES STEWART SPENCER TRACY289 words
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Advertisement357 1963-05-28 4 Tel: 3J400 BT«fl^i 1 1 f^'M SINGAPORE GALA CHARITY PREMIERE IN AID OF THE SINGAPORE RtD CROSS SOCIETY THURSDAY, MAY 30, at 9.15 p.m. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF H. E. THE YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA Jk few pi Ii STARRING J t IN EASTMAN COLOk Jbl BRBBIhSbBbIIbbV A Preeitel (Paris)357 words
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Advertisement394 1963-05-28 4 ORGANISATION i •iSßnaSsArai ■l^Mlrl MIOWIM,! |11 om. I4S 4 6 10&9 IS pm V- Glev'FOßO bbbV O M-G-M i I FMNKIEAVAinNIr..';'; BiWPfWHfCTpWiffWfmM xow Mionix. J II em.. 1 30. 4 6 30 9 30 o m t| ~~™""^RT™c < n3n3S£r™"""^ Winner of 3 Academy Awards BEST ACTOR a GREGORf PECK394 words
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127 1963-05-28 5 Girl tapper, 13, found beaten to death near home MALACCA. Mon. A 13-year-old tapper. Liew Eng Choon. was last night found brutally murdered near her home at Kampong Ayor Merbau, 15 miles from here. Police believe she was beaten to death after an attempt to rape her. arch party led127 words
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131 1963-05-28 5 4 LOR STAR. Moil. A 21 -year-old girl has reported to the police that she was raped by a man yesterday near her home at Kampong Padang Nylor, Padang Terap. The girl said she was Koing to wash clothes at a131 words
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Article83 1963-05-28 5 I'LNANG. Man. Ihr St.itf Veteniu'ry Department has k:\hi live goa.s each to six families m OenU&l Province Wcllrslry under thr "pauiih mtn whereby the lust female kid of each scat is returned to the department. The distribution, under the Rural Development scheme. was made83 words
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Article57 1963-05-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— A 76-ITur-olcl man WM robbed of $80 by I masked youth <tt about 1.30 p.m. yesterday. Ho \\;is rrstmn in an old shed alone Ampang Road when a youth ap|>eared and demanded money from him. There was a struggle between them. Hntl57 words
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Article, Illustration542 1963-05-28 5 ftUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Secret society thugs wanted by the police and who found Penang getting "too hot" for them fled to their refuge in Nibong Tebal. Province Wellesley, the Minister of Internal Security. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman,542 words
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208 1963-05-28 5 PENANG. Monday. /•OURTING couples at all the lovers' haunts on the island last night were interrupted by the police and advised to n home. The operation— aimed at preventing hold-ups in dark, lonely places was carried out by men from208 words
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103 1963-05-28 5 IPOH. Mon. Perak police swooped on secret society gangsters in Taiping at the weekend and detained 14 youths under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. police spokesman said today that the detained men were believed to be members of the notorious W.ili Kee gang103 words
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Article26 1963-05-28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Thirty-five United States Peace Corps volunteers have arrived in North Borneo and Sarawak to augment the group of 55 volunteers- there.26 words
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Article173 1963-05-28 5 DENANG, Mon.— A re- r preservative of Kuala Kedah fishermen said yesterday that a Fisheries Department official had told a trawler net operator to take a shotgun when he went to sea. "I myself heard the official give this advice." Inche Moi named bin Ahmad173 words
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Article33 1963-05-28 5 PENANG. Mon Two youths Miatched a gold ch«in and cross from a .student teacher. Miss Ung Gu-it En«. near the Junction o! Carnarvon Street and Prangln, Road yesterday afternoon. i33 words
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158 1963-05-28 5 rE Penang Umno Division last night rejected a motion by its Kampong Dodol branch calling on the Government to withdraw scholarships and passports from Malayan students overseas who "meddle with Malayan politics." The branch delegate. In- i PENANG. Monday che Ahmad Noordin.158 words
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Article, Illustration104 1963-05-28 5 LONDON. Monday T«ENGKU Naquiah, 18-year-old 1 daughter of Malaya's Deputy High Commissioner in London, Tengku Ja'afar. has entered with zest into the activities of Malayan students here. She is a member the Malayan Folk Song Choir and of the Kesatuan104 words
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Article208 1963-05-28 5 Trice lower than in Britain... No hoarding' IT I JALA LUMPUR. Mon. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, Minister of Commerce and Industry, said today the present high prico of sugar was due to a world shortage. The j Government could do 1 nothing about it. Replying in the Boom of208 words
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Article, Illustration1578 1963-05-28 6 B y OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Monday 'J'HE former Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, said in the House of Representatives today that because of the 'strength of a reactionary clique" his head was1,578 words
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Article43 1963-05-28 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Ang Ec Hoe was today jailed for 13 months by the Ninth Mhuistrate.Mr. R. B. I. Pates for loitering in a boat moored along Boat Quay yesterday at 2.15 a.m. Ang, who pleaded guilty, had nine previous offences.43 words
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163 1963-05-28 6 Two big events to mark the King's birthday Xl ALA LI'MPUR. Mon. Two colourful ceremonies will mark the official birthday of the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong on June 5. First, there will be a Trooping the Colour parade at the Merdeka Stadium beginning at 8 a.m. The colour will be that163 words
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Article16 1963-05-28 6 SINGAPORE, Mon— Fire caused about $10,000 damage at a sawmill in Kranji yesterday.16 words
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170 1963-05-28 6 MOTHER OF 9 DOESN'T KNOW THEIR NAMES CEREMBAN, Mon.— A mother of nine told a magistrate's court toaay that she did not know the names of her children. She was giving evidence in a case In which a girl. Nx Galk Eng, of Singapore, was charged with making a false170 words
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306 1963-05-28 6 'BEAT THUGS WITH PA Y DA Y CHEQUES' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rpHE Malayan Employers' Consultative Association will ask big commercial firms to pay their staffs by cheque to prevent payroll grabs. This was stated today by the chairman. Senator S.O.K. Übaidulla. The move has the support of the Federation's Accountant306 words
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Article, Illustration64 1963-05-28 6 ICI chief to visit Malaya next week KUALA L.UMPUR, Mon. —Dr. John Clark, (above) who becomes chairman of 1.C.1. (Malaya) Ltd. on Oct. 31 upon the retirement of Mr. GJUf. Jones, will arrive here from England on June 3 for a week's visit. Before returning home, where he is now64 words
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Article55 1963-05-28 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Ceylon Governme.it has decided "for reasons of economy" to close down the office of Its High Commission here with effect from Friday, It was announced today. A statement from the High Commission says arrangements for the Issue of travel documents and55 words
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Article51 1963-05-28 6 PENANO. Mon.— R. Bala. 19. tu today chanted with robbinn a villaecr. Kishun 1..<1. of $290 and two lottery tickeis Sungei Ova Road last Friday night. Jointly charged with Bala were three others reported to be still xl large. No plea was recorded. Bala was ordered to be51 words
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118 1963-05-28 6 JOHORE BAHRI, Mon. Senior officials from the CID and the Special Branch here held an emergency meeting this morning into the raid on the armoury at Majidee Military camp, in Jalan Kota Tinggi. by a gang yesterday. The camp in occupied by the118 words
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Miscellaneous226 1963-05-28 6 Buys Uu».,y tty ttui/lh n t intt l mkl I\s -\—(^S\ VV T G 4£v A r s A^| p&ITu I (*-'T£- IHm 1 1 ;/TMf*rS AVC*y\ g ft: iVriERC /S ALASKA fj A §iT /ftiv o<Ai \K NQZTU POLM J I INTERESTING 1 v» nor A Rlv^^ vi.\V V"226 words
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Article, Illustration1437 1963-05-28 7 KEN PURDY - KEN PURDY GRAND PRIX racing is mucli more ol an art now than it is n matler of survival of the littest," Moss says. "I can't Ihink of anyone who races every week ;ind thinks it's his bravery that gets him through. "Bravery is common. Skill is something1,437 words
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Obituary95 1963-05-28 8 1* Hants SIO i Minimum) MASTER LON YEW WEI who pasard away on :tVtS. Deepest regrets of clasumates. Secondary One B. AC s. Harker Road s pore I M WRAMUTTUPILLAI formerly of Bentonic and uncle of Mr. S. Selllah Telecom Department K.I. died on 26th May IM3 at Karalnaicar95 words
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Article92 1963-05-28 8 10 Words Mil I l|inini»m> Mm WILLIAM WEE Soon Chrnc •hsnk relative* und friends for their condolence*, wreath* and attendance at the funeral on L'.V.VK). MM*. ALICE LOPEZ and family of 14 Heeren Street, Malacca, thank all nance, condolence*, donations, wreaths and assistance at the funeral of Harold Lafjia,92 words
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Article192 1963-05-28 8 M.irrfs Sl» (Minimum) MEYER SAUL AND SONS, Srremban, will be closed for tu-- Wednesday and Thursday. -'»th and 30th M<>. IM FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Invite all Teachers and book addicts to browse in their snowroom* at Times House. Kiver Valley Road. Singapore. "RVVITA IS COOD for health." ■Mm diabetics.192 words
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Article32 1963-05-28 8 79 Word, $2.5» f.M/ii.) youth for CHRKT Teen-Team Kuala Lumpur Public Rally May 2«tn Tu.-.l.iv, ~itß UYilne*day at Buklt Rintuni: Qtrit School Hall. Buklt Bintans ltd.. 7 :;o p m32 words
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Article661 1963-05-28 8 Arbitration makes little appeal to Federation trade unions 'while the idea of compulsory arbitration has met with strong opposition- Singapore's experience is not regarded as any recommendation, which on the whole is an unfair judgment despite the obvious blemishes of the Singapore court's work Ito date. The661 words
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Article347 1963-05-28 8 The health authorities have rightly stressed that inoculation does not provide certain protection from cholera, but must be supplemented by extra attention to personal hygiene. A third and equally important line of defence is public hygiene- Unless Municipal, town an local councils are up to the mark in347 words
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Article254 1963-05-28 8 World sugar prices have got completely out of hand. From a level of just under £20 a ton at the beginning of 1962, they have soared to more than £100 a ton on the London market. Two factors have applied the main upward pressures: first the U.S. decision254 words
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368 1963-05-28 8 Hedley Rhodes - Hedley Rhodes fcj HONG KONG, Mon. One of the worst droughts in its history has hit Hong Kong. Water reserves are sufficient for about one month more. Water is rationed to four hours on alternate days. And it Is likely that supplies will368 words
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LETTERS
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Letter377 1963-05-28 8 r constantly amazes me how much of a hullabaloo is made over ragging. Eskimos rub noses, Pakistani's hug, cold Englishmen shake frozen hands, Indians fall over each other all in greeting. Ragging is another form of greeting. Initiates into a new club often have to prove themselves377 words
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Letter17 1963-05-28 8 IIXHEN Malaysia comes into TV being Malaya will be in the same position of a17 words
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Letter143 1963-05-28 8 AS a civil servant, my interest in replying; to the letter of Mr. Jek Yuen Thong. Political Secretary to the Prime Minister, Singapore. was to correct the misleading information in that letter so that the public would not be misled. That Mr. Jek has admitted making certain mistakes143 words
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Letter66 1963-05-28 8 IS there no law to prosecute people who fling rubbish outside their houses or shops? Hairdressing saloons throw away their empty tins of spray nets, grocers dump their empty boxes and crates— all without the slightest twinge of conscience. People spit at random. For the sake of healthy66 words
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Letter, Illustration62 1963-05-28 8 FIRST thing during the reoccupation of Malaya by the British forces, planes went up and sprayed D.D.T. and other chemicals to prevent epidemics, killing all flies, mosquitoes and other insects. Now with the shortage of water, and the danger of cholera from dirty roads and drains, I suggest62 words
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Article, Illustration974 1963-05-28 8 Genie all the world wants to keep bottled FROM PR E SIDENT K E NNEDY has publicly P r c d icted that at the end of this summer the world shall know whether the nuclear genie is out of the bottle That is whether nuclear weapons will be tested974 words
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Advertisement479 1963-05-28 8 StrtiuTime.4MiliyM.il Cfatm+a »dv«nl..m.»u SMy tisnO«d Ml Irl FkMW COLO ITORstl AItCADB Quail*) *<mo COLO tTOMSI MANCHIf AT HOLLAND »O»D-H»TONi UPPIL ROAD-NAVAL CITY BOOK BTOWK LTD Wiwew—if hrn». C«t*»wQuay TMK NBWS mONT PHflpAtftSfc**) SusMSVßfcstM M. M. MMAIL A«mtf mny Ksao. Naval •>«• M. ABDUL •A'FAK m CO ■7«-7 CMsfi PoMit. -IS479 words
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Advertisement19 1963-05-28 8 it's NEW it's here it's the NEW Vent-Axia Switch out stuffy air 1 unpleasant smells H)» BtTTf* AIR CONDITIONS19 words
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Advertisement67 1963-05-28 8 W*^* TAIIitC J& FOR THE WELlfck^^ GROOMED MAIE AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING DEPARTMENTAL STORES Jfel KIAN GWAN (M) LTD. kjjaT SINGAPORE- KUALA LUMPUR* PENANG ALUMINIUM AWNINGS FOR PORCHES, WINDOWS, ETC. For protection from doxihng hot iiin ond sudden thowert. Con be mode in any colour combination to match your wall.67 words
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281 1963-05-28 9 Runaways use SUPP papers to cross the border from Gaofrey Geldard kUCHING, Mon.— Runaway members of the Sarawak United People's Party have been using party credentials to get across the Indonesian border to Join the bandits and i the Indonesians have been letting them in. Today, the secret arygeneral of281 words
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Article, Illustration150 1963-05-28 9 Actress (in Sultan's party) hurt in crash KUANTAN, Mon.— Film actress Maria Menado (above) was slightly hurt when a car in which she was travelling went off the road near Raub at the weekend. Her aunt. Che Emma Rokok, 48. who was travelling with her, suffered head Injuries and has150 words
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Article38 1963-05-28 9 PENANG. Mom.— A cook. M. M. Ibrahim, was held up by a gang of six robbers at the junction of Campbell Street and Rope Walk last night and robbed of his purse containing $6.38 words
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108 1963-05-28 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Federation police today detained and then released a man believed to be Kassim bin Haji Salim. who escaped from Outram Jail. He was detained in Rompin. Pahang. but police here today received a cable from the officer-ln-charge of investigations in Pahang108 words
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116 1963-05-28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman said in the House of Representatives today there was no point in sending a trade union delegation to Indonesia because there was no free trade unionism there. He told Mr. V. David fSP-Bung-sari. who asked if he would116 words
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78 1963-05-28 9 SINGAPORE. Mon—Detectives on anti-secret raids last night questioned about 240 people. In a raid at a coffee stall In Gopeng Street, where the "Bio Sam Hong" group operates, they recovered a sword, a parang, a loading hook, an axe and a knife. No arrests were78 words
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Article, Illustration534 1963-05-28 9 BUT NO ROLE IN TALKS FOR UNIONIST WHO 'WENT BACK ON WORD ON PRO-RED PRESSURE' JTOE Singapore Government is to push through a plan for higher pay and better working conditions for 10,000 port workers. But in its discussions on implementation of the plan534 words
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Article, Illustration62 1963-05-28 9 The man who let the side down ON PARADE were 3.000 civilians, children and members of the police and military forces. They were taking part in a 90-minute dress rehearsal on the Singapore Padang for next Monday's National Day rally. Then two fainted a soldier of the 2nd Bn., Singapore62 words
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Article222 1963-05-28 9 MALACCA, Monday. THE Malacca branch of the National Union of Teachers decided at its annual meeting yesterday to ask the executive committee of its parent organisation to take steps for a "work to time-table campaign" if the Ministry of Education failed to meet the demands222 words
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Article64 1963-05-28 9 PENANG. Mon.— A cyclist. Manaf bin Ismail, was killed in the Bayan Lepas main road today when he was knocked down by a lorry which had earlier collide with a taxi. The lorry driver. Kuan Hock Chye. 29. was admitted to the General Hospital in a64 words
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Article81 1963-05-28 9 $44,000 loot is found KUCHING. Mon. Police at Limbang in the fifth division have recovered most of the 555.000 looted from the Li moan* Treasury during the rebel occupation of the town last December. The money 542.000 in notes was found on Saturday as a result of information. It was81 words
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Article52 1963-05-28 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The an- i nual Eden Hall conference of Brl- i tish envoys in Asia. Australia and New Zealand began here this morning. About 30 envoys an part in the Ihrcn rtij confrntnee under the chaii7nan.M-..p of t«rd Stlkirk. the British ConunLs^oiVr. General for South52 words
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142 1963-05-28 9 ft U ALA LUMPUR. Mon. Allegations that the Indonesian Ambassador here wa^ "indulging in unhappy propaganda" were made In the House of Representatvies today by an Alliance back-bencher. Inche Tajudin All (Lmrut Utara) was referring to a vernacular newspaper report on the activities142 words
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76 1963-05-28 9 MALACCA, Mon.— A prtI soner, Cnan Seng C'hee, 85, died last night after falling from the fourth storey of the General Hospital here. Chan, who was suffering from high blood pressure, was last week ordered to be sent to the hospital by the I76 words
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Advertisement70 1963-05-28 9 The magnificent I <&&k GarrarD I m V>.jf J- U £**T J\ w^^\ The Autoslim $95.00 (Singapore Price) This magnificent CARRARD Automatic Record Changer automatically selects all sizes of records which can be mixed, suits all radios and amplifiers for Hi-Fi and Stereo reproduction. m j ASK YOL'R DEALER FOR70 words
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Advertisement540 1963-05-28 9 advertisers ANNOUNCEMENT Bovril Is one of the greatest known stimulants of gastric secretion, thus ensuring that w we get the best out of the I A Explorers, athletes, mounm m taineers, men of action everywhere have relied on Bovril and have not been m disappointed. There are oc--1 J^ casions540 words
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Miscellaneous511 1963-05-28 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes 1 Starlight And You: 11.00 Close RADIO MALAYA Down. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE RADIO SINGAPORE HERVICE 41.7 metre* SHORT WAVE SERVICE A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. N>- 41 metret Kara-leu; 6.02 Morning Melodies; MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 7.00 Time Signal. The News: 47« metre* 7.10 Song Time: 7.30 Learn A511 words
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Article142 1963-05-28 10 Jewellery from chicken bones /'IIICKI.n bones will soon appear in the fashion world as necklaces, earrings, bracelets and brooches. Dlsooverins that porous chicken bones dye readily, craftsmen from the Tintex Colour Council in New York say the bones are made to ord«;r for amateur Jewellers Cork, wood and nuts are142 words
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Article, Illustration513 1963-05-28 10 Fsme Baptista MAINLY for WOMEN HOMEMAKERS who are afraid of expert advice TIIK average Malayan housewife Is afraid to seek the advice of a qualified interior decorator. She thinks that such a consultation may lead her to spend more money than she* should. This was stated by Mr. Victor C.513 words
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50 1963-05-28 10 QEMANDING expert cutting, this attractive Steiner style can be easily brushed into shape. Dramatic without being showy, it is the ideal style for the girl who wishes to be exactly in the mode and yet have "the little something the others haven't got Reuter photoReuter - 50 words
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Article88 1963-05-28 10 HONEY Macuits make a delightful treat for children. You need \l cups Hour, i teaspoon salt. 1 egg. cup honey. 1 cup rolled oats. 1 cup mixed dried fruits and 3oz. shortening. Pour flour and salt '.lifted together), egg. honey, oats and fruit into a basin. Add88 words
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235 1963-05-28 10 THE widow .or the divorcee who marries for the second time often faces many taboos. Take the matter of the white dress. It's not true that white is improper for a second wedding, say etiquette experts. The custom of a white235 words
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Article68 1963-05-28 10 IF you are choosing an expensive wedding or anniversary gift there is a beautiful four-piece silver dressing table set that will be cherished for a lifetime. The set, available m Singapore, consists of a hair brush, coat brush, hand mirror and comb attractively arranged in a silk-lined68 words
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Advertisement233 1963-05-28 10 new maidenform bra scroll: New SCROLL Features the pellon Hug-and-Hold band under the cups to keep the bra in its fitting and proper place. The flexible elastic inserts allow easy breathing, bending and twisting. Two* section circular-stitched cups are over-stitched with "scroll" patterned embroidery for pretty shape-keeping support and conrrol,233 words
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Advertisement222 1963-05-28 10 stop! It's easier with this! shampoo) Richard Hudnut shampoo with egg Rich, bubbly HurJmit stiim. y»»r hair. Its golden foaminn lather nourishes as il cleans Instantly your hair it thininx smooth silktn soft, much more beautifully manageable! More than lust a shampoo a btauty trtatment for your hair. It's tho222 words
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Miscellaneous303 1963-05-28 10 Straits Times Crossword CLI'ES ACROSS 6. Epsom men contained the 1. Symbol of domestic thrall liver (5). makes a hundred think twice; 7. General suffers brief reverse: see? (3, 7, 4). Cell's Indisposition Ik slight 9. Cut back to the politician with (7). the French warning v 7 8. Every303 words
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Article454 1963-05-28 11 MOK SIN PIN - MOK SIN PIN By ESTATE DEVELOPERS BEGIN EXTENSIVE BUILDING PROJECTS THROUGHOUT ISLAND SINGAPORE'S building industry is getting renewed impetus as housing estate development companies in Singapore begin preparation |to cope with the expected growth in demand for accommodation after Malaysia. During the past month plans for454 words
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Article, Illustration153 1963-05-28 11 APPOINTMENTS New Elder Dempster chairman MR. FRANK LANE, director and manager of Elder Dempster Lines Ltd. since January last year, has been appointed chairman of the company in succession to Mr. J.H. Joyce who is reducing his business commitments Mr. Lane previously resi- dent in Singapore, is a former chairman153 words
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Article77 1963-05-28 11 Due mainly to uncertain supplies of copra, 1.0. b. sellers generally showed little inclination to eontnct new business <v reduced prices despite scarcity of bids, says Lewis and Peat's report. Last week's iota! imports of copra into Singapore were not more than 600 ions ironi all onrfins77 words
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Article, Illustration263 1963-05-28 11 RUDY BELTRAN - First disc factory in Malaya opens soon RUDY BELTRAN By A COMPANY has been founded in Petaling Jaya for the local manufacture of phonograph records and has been granted pioneer status. Registered under the name of King Musical Industries Ltd., with a capital of $200.--000. the company, first of its263 words
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Article285 1963-05-28 11 THE poultry industry in Singapore could be improved immensely if farmers could determine the sex of the chicks in their infancy, said Mr. Erie Rambukuelle, a poultry expert from Ceylon. The early sex determination of chicks was being practised by all large poultry farms in285 words
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Article, Illustration70 1963-05-28 11 THE FIRST two 27 knot Vosper fast patrol boats for the Royal Malayan Navy. Sri Selangor and Sri Kedah, are being carried to Singapore by the 9,715 d.w. tons Ben Line cargo liner Benwyvis. Seen above is the Sri Selangor being loaded on Benwyvis at Southampton.70 words
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Article162 1963-05-28 11 NO FUEL CADDYS OUTBOARD MOTORS »TOE West Bend Aluml--1 nium Co. of Hartford, Wisconsin and Barrie, Ontario, announce the appointment of John I. Thorn ycroit, and Co. Ltd., Singapore, as their agents for the West Bend line of Commodore and Shark outboard motors in Malaysia. According to Mr. John Wilde,162 words
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Article88 1963-05-28 11 BOUSTEAD and Cc. (1960) Ltd. is to hold a threeday sales course in Kuala Lumpur beginning tomorrow, for 17 of its selected salesmen in Malaya and Singapore. The theme or the course: Selling is a science. The company's sales execu- tives, Messrs. Sim Bock Choon, Yeo88 words
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Article74 1963-05-28 11 Mr. John Saville, managing director of Saville Perfumery Ltd.. London, visited Kuala Lumpur last week, accompanied by his wife, in the course of a South-East Asian tour. They were met at the airport by Mr. Jack Chia and Mr. Sakol Chayavirabood of Jack Chia and74 words
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Article54 1963-05-28 11 The Thai Government has purchased four Hawker Siddeley's 7.48 aircraft, three for use by Thai Airways in their .scheduled airline operations, and one lor the per- sonal use of the King. The purchase was made after 12 months of comprehensive technical study of all types of54 words
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Advertisement314 1963-05-28 11 I AUilluA U-matic Power Zoom FULLY AUTOMATIC EXPOSURE CONTROL plus ELECTRO-ZOOM YASHINON f/1.l MR Zoom lens with variable focal lengths 9 to 21mm (>•" to 1't") 1:3 ratio. H^ Focmei 3 5' to infinity. flB Wide to Tele, zoom with Micro motor shutter H^JjL^J^^J film drive with 12, 16, and314 words
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Advertisement150 1963-05-28 11 The gentle ideal of Hiroyo When kimono-clad hostess Hiroyo Tanaka welcomes you aboard an 880 M or DC-8 Jet Courier of Japan Air Lines, your journey becomes a serene adventure in hospitality. Her aim is to serve you as graciously as a guest in her home. Almost magically she seems150 words
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Advertisement590 1963-05-28 12 (C'onlinurd from Pafr 8) SITUATIONS VACANT S* Wofdk H I Mm.) Bnx Hi et*. rxlrm THE ADVERTISER BH Al.nT ST Miplirants thankni EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEEPER iv well eMa!ui-h>-d in.-inu-l.i<-tiirintc company In Kuala Lumpur. Apply Hex A 17*0 S.T K U ST. BAVID'S HIGH SCHOOL, ''d Immediately Science teacher for Be<-ondary Claxaes.590 words
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Advertisement521 1963-05-28 12 SITUATIONS VACANT BUILOINC MATERIALS ASSISTANT We are looking tor an executive with at least live years exaerisnct in handling all aspects et building materials in Singapore, and with good contscti with contractors, Architects and Government. The person selected will ba responsible tor the rssults of the buildinn materials department ot521 words
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Advertisement748 1963-05-28 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT |20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box M rts. exfro BIG SHOP-HOUSES for Rent or for Bale Opera Estate facing Bwan Lake Avenue, with service roads and car park facility. Knquinci Bin Chew Realty Ltd i:l.\ Kurhore Road Tel: MM '.'i.i'.M (Singapore) DOUBLE ROOM ivith iwi.-um At•:i. hed iir-condltioned Ihcidi;748 words
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Advertisement691 1963-05-28 12 EDUCATION 21 Word* SS I Min.)— Box SO rfs. extra GUARANTEED RAPIO COURSES: Secretarial. Stenography, Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Speed 50/150. Typewriting i Beginners Advanced i Register early Raja's College (Glao Singh's 2nd floor) W.V.S» por«'. JUNE BEGINNERS': Malay. Bookke. pinx. Accounting. Commercial English. Tvpinn. Hhoiihand i Malay. English). MorninK. aaaajaaaV KiiKlish/Mvths691 words
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Advertisement837 1963-05-28 12 LOST Rords SS (Ulin.)— Box M cts. extra BLACK COCKER SPANIEL -JPpy Vicinity Oranxe Grove and Krrnntll Road. Pbone Spore 546T3 Reward. A (1-YEAR OLOI White Bull Terrier ***** lost Otmo. in the vicinity of L.-onie Hill. l-.M.ni, Hill Ra.. River Valley Rd Iruell Bank Road Cash reward offered Phase837 words
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Advertisement573 1963-05-28 12 FOR SALE Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO ti* OJrtro ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE for sale $100'- Tel: Spore *****. SECOND-HAND PIANO "Zender" excellent condition owner bought new $850/. o.n o. Phone Spore *****. FOR A WIDE Selection in Aquarium Kish and Accessories come to Red Sea Aquarium Telephone ***** Spore TEAK573 words
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Advertisement443 1963-05-28 12 FOR SALE M Word* (Min.)— Box $0 et*. txtro SUN CHWEE AQUARIUM for quality aquarium products and healthy fishes. No parking problem. 234. Huklt Timah Road. Spore inear Newton Circus) Telephone *****. BEAUTY CULTURE Word* Si (Min.)— Box SO et*. trim LEARN HAIRORESSING Beauty Culture Personnel or Professional Courses. Ring443 words
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Advertisement296 1963-05-28 12 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) H-ora-s M Min.t-Hox ill ct: rxtr* rru!r.H iV YMtNT 'M» *Y BMT 0N! RtaM pray m "cnrterful for >° ur r I™,. 1 seal LADIES HA(RDRESSING~ J "< >' i'l et*. rxtr. SALON NEW JAPAN Japane»o ggg'sWl. J«l>ao ti JU .,e. Tel. SiMiio* FARIDA MAISON MARCELLE up296 words
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Advertisement1424 1963-05-28 13 10 LIVERPOOL ft WEST COMT B.K.i Om Sport Sam P. S'haia Pinarn »I»X Liierpeti, (laigtm li Part AORASTUS Avonmouth, LivirtMt li M/Jmi J UPENOR LKirpeal, GlMgow Cda. 44 Juat 2 Jute 4 tUMAEUS Marl' l'pMl. tiavrt H'burg Jim J mm J JMa 0/10 mm II '*«HUS L tilt. Dublin. Gltsgow1,424 words
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Advertisement1382 1963-05-28 13 WTfTSK^TmJirT^pnnTTp THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS TO GENOA, LE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO, GOTHENBURG AND COPENHAGEN. AV*"**\ P. S'hatj Ptnang rcf\rCA*\ "FALSTRIA" I) Sa.lea I a Part/21 May 21/31 May OY&AJSI -SIBUNGA" a) 21 May/ 4 Jull 5/ 7 Jum I 9 June \s\\>gy jUIUNIIIA' 21/MJiii 15/211,382 words
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Advertisement1474 1963-05-28 13 'yaXa-T flaa_a_aaHißa-aa^BHaawßla_af EXPRESS SERVICE TO LOHBON, LIVERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'oari Stujai '«naas I KNaUCOHUI U« N'tart, i 111. na.ra. MM ll Pt/Taday Mai 20/ 1 ltNluMUNU.(t~lw L'Pm. k oara. Hull. Ulan G. I May 21 May 31/ 4 Juaa 5 5 ItNCLOE ik.LJ LtMtl. M Bio. kMSMTg May m1,474 words
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Advertisement1217 1963-05-28 13 feMcALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. fir III: N« ***** VkV ELLERM AN LIME tfc KLAVENESS LIME LOIIOOa, HAMBURG, MITERDAM, LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, HAVRE. WU ft MIDOUSUOUGH SEATTLE. VANCOUVER l PORTLAND. CITY Of WELLINGTON t Atctptit, carga J»<^ CailnJ ft Sm» Sport <■■ Sham Ptnam aaomluii T Alsa tans lamiagkaa 21/1,217 words
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Article240 1963-05-28 14 SHIP'S lying alengaide the Stngaa)ere Harbour wharves er expected teday art: Aiurim BA, Maxwell Braader 21/22, Slgll 40/41, Bradeverett 4/S, Saarland I 1 Kapltan Kosko I.VIS. Metallurx Baykow 42 43. Tamesls 3S/3W. Brede 13 14, state of On*«a 6/7, Yaraanashl Maru 10, 11. Van Neck 23/24,240 words
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Article158 1963-05-28 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) May 27. Three montbs Ounlopo 19 eta. E. Smelters 20 eta. Base 21 rents. r. N. 18 eta. Gammon 14 eta. Hume orda 16 eta. 8. Darby 4d. Hum* prefa 16 eta. C. Storage 4td. J Waugh 16 eta. 8. Traction 1/1 M Brew S3 eta.158 words
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700 1963-05-28 14 From Our Market Correspondent rERE was not a great deal of note on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the great majority of industrials practically unchanged and some counters individually better. The turnover in the section was generally moderate. Tin shares were steady on700 words
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Article23 1963-05-28 14 Malayan Stock Indices May 25 May 27 Industrials: 111.34 114.10 Tins: 114.76 114.88 S rubbers: IHM 114.30 Dec. 29, 19 10023 words
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Article802 1963-05-28 14 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bsuit.ad (3.000) $1.82. (3.00O) $1.63. (j.UOOI SI. 64, (1,000) 51.6.~>: Ounleps sa."-.1 81.. (26.000) $2.'>4 |.~>.ooo> 52.53. il'.OoOi |M|! Bast Smelt802 words
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260 1963-05-28 14 rllT ssssaalssl tin nrire fell Pnees rlisrritiy on most tirades it, MrailS lin priir icii NSvirtbStiSf the turnover remsmed Slightly by .5 Cents, yes- sma ,> and :I ,,er the MM detllne terday to $458.62 i per picul priest held at the260 words
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Article137 1963-05-28 14 fHE Jollowm*? list ol selected Malayan industrial yields us I based 011 prices ruling yesterday morning: -i-. I U.I. TJBt K. N. 398 6.x 6» 1.18 Cold Store 7'- 10.S 7.1 1.50 Sm.lirri 3.M 11.7 T.>. l.:,ii Hume ord 2.15 10.4 0.n 1 7:s J. Wausb 240 11.0137 words
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Article40 1963-05-28 14 On the tree sichanaa markit Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. deiijr was quoted at 5.77 tor T.T. and 5 7j» I (or eath. ttarlmg naa quoted at 16 ai.n ana taei er t«ld aeiatien rates »ere uacbaased yeaterlay.40 words
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Article28 1963-05-28 14 MAY 27. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: W cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $458.62* (down 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).28 words
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Article118 1963-05-28 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. CHARE trading resumed on quiet lines with prices barely holding Friday's closing levels. Rises were small and In a minority. Sucar stocks lost ground and drug houses sold lower to provide the notable moves. Oils and base metals were Irregular and narrow. Loans continued firm. C.R.A.118 words
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Article252 1963-05-28 14 JUNE tir.t stan. rubbsr buytrs J f.e.b. cloud at S p.m. In Sin caper, and Kuala Lumpur yestsrday at 751 cents i>cr lb. down a quarter of a cent. The torn' nu quist R.A.S. and F.M.Rt. oloung prises R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. buyers 75J "sel lers 751 <N): Int.252 words
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Article71 1963-05-28 14 CHINESE Produce Eichanm, Sinn.- pore noon prices p«r picul yesterday: Coconut ell: bulk $42 J iwlirr.i. drum S43t Kellers. Copra: May/June IK/ Continent J27 buyer* Pepper: Muntok while $14<i sellers. Samuiik white SMS nellern. special hl.ik BJOSI Kellers, garbled I-.miKinf hln. -I. AST* $117* Kellers. Singapore Coconut Oil71 words
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Advertisement1083 1963-05-28 14 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD U.S.A. Pacific, Atlantic. Great Lakes "service UM LC4O» tl* IW tIA CIS tl* "Xasiikaaa Mam Cla <J 3131 May 21 lunt 21 Just 2 July IS lily 1 Air "Stlixt Mart' 2V2lluat JJ3I Ivat 21 Jaly 21 July II luly II Ait DM All aesuit tquippeo1,083 words
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Advertisement875 1963-05-28 14 Coll ot BARCELONA As from 25th June 1963 from Marseilles Outword and 10th August 1963 from Singapore Homeward our T.v. "VIET NAM" "LAOS" "CAMBODGE" will call BARCELONA «vory month for PASSENGERS and FREIGHT Sineppore): Tel. ***** (Passage), ***** (Freight; K.L. Tel. ***** Pt. Swettenhom Tel. 6695 Penang Tel. ***** )@E875 words
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Advertisement392 1963-05-28 14 By Ordrr of THE NAVY. IK.MY A AIR FORCE INSTITUTES. NASSIM CO.. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will srll l>> Public Auction at thr NWI I H \ia.UOI M No. I(l.-i9, Yio hu Kang Koad on THLRSDAY. 3Uth MAY, I!I63 al IU.3U a.m. Tricycles and Bicycles: Wooden Curtain Pelmets: Cane Easy Arm Chairs392 words
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Advertisement730 1963-05-28 15 KRAMAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in thr Federation of Malaya I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN d that a Dividend, the Fifty-seventh. M of ninepence (9d.) per Stock Unit, i p less Income Tax at the rate ol 0 forty per cent, has been declared due and payable to Stockholders tj730 words
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Advertisement604 1963-05-28 15 THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1950 (No. 26 of 1950) L This Advertisement appears by 1 iintnm of the Registrar of Trade larks. Federation of Malaya, under j l rovtxions of Section 49(7) of the irdinance. t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN d ;iai the following Trade Marks re- lstered In the604 words
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Advertisement591 1963-05-28 15 TENDERS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA TENDERS 1 enclei will be received by the rice-Chancellor University of .lalaya. Paniai Valley. Kuala .umpur. up to noon on 10th June. 963 foi Uie manufacture ano upply of Furniture lor the Dining iall. 4th Residential Coik^e Tender documents mas oe ob- 1 ained from the591 words
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Advertisement963 1963-05-28 15 NOTICES THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE CHAPTER 185 This advertisement appears by direction of thr Registrar of Trade Marks under thr Provisions Sl of Section 42 ("I of the tn Ordinancr. t NOTICE is hereby given that fn Hit following Trade Marks regis- K tered in the name of sterling or963 words
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Advertisement857 1963-05-28 15 TENDERS > MINISTRY OF DEFENCE f OPEN TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for the n lpply of Petroleum Products to c Federation Armed Forces. Ten- j ■r documents can be obtained om HQ FSTS. Balu Garrison. uala Lumpur and will be supplied i i request. Tenders will close at p857 words
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Advertisement812 1963-05-28 15 ►ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited rom MALAYANS for the post of tan* Surveyor In a well establlshd finance corporation. Applicants I lust: 1) be Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors qualified in either the building or valuation section. 3) be prepared to work in Sin- gapore and any812 words
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Advertisement905 1963-05-28 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I GOVERNMENT OF SARAWAK Applicants are united tor the post ol Dental Officer, Meuicul Depart- F mem (Salary Scale $810-1420 a month) trom candidates in possession ot jl fj dental qualification as shown in g the Schedule to the Dentists lie- s gistration Ordinance. Full particulars and application905 words
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Advertisement497 1963-05-28 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION OF MAIAYA I.DKKAI. AND COLOMBO PLAN AWARDS 1964. APPLICATIONS are invited roiu KedeiiU ClUsens or those elilble for Citizenship, loi Federal icholarshlps/Burbaiies and Co--smbo Plan Awards tenable at the ;m\ersities ul Maiaya and Slngaicre as well as overseas for the i-ademic year beginning 1964.497 words
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Article, Illustration119 1963-05-28 16 ADAM FAITH COMING TO MALAYA NEXT MONTH KUALA I.IMPIR. Mon. Popular British singer Adam Faith i.ibove) will arrive here on June U for tin- 'Adam Faith Show." Faith, who is on a tour of the Far Fast and Australia, will hi- accompanied by \ustralian singer Dawn Dixnn and one of119 words
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Article28 1963-05-28 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Chief Justice. 'Dato Sir .l;<me> Thonw.n. retunied here by air today alter aitendinc a five-day Asian Chief Justices Conference In Manila.28 words
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Article, Illustration201 1963-05-28 16 Land row: Socialist Front M.P. backs the Sultan |(UALA LUMPUR, IV Mon. The Selu n g o r Government was accused today of not functioning within the framework of the States Constitution Making this charge in a statement issued in connection with the Sultan of Selangor's comments over his recent201 words
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Article, Illustration290 1963-05-28 16 ALL-MALA YSIA ROLE OF MCA, BY Mr. YAP SINGAPORE. Monday. T»HE Chinese need a Tallying influence' like the Malayan Chinese Association to help them realise their new status as nationals of an independent Malaysia to which they could give their undivided loyalty. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek chairman of the re-organlsa-tion290 words
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Article47 1963-05-28 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A charity fllm show will be held ai the Lido Theatre on Thursday and Friday to raise funds for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Church of the Holy Rosary. Brickfields. The trtlf of the film is "Francis in the Navy."47 words
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Article141 1963-05-28 16 Archbishop amused by a joke THE ARCHBISHOP of York. Dr. Donald Coggan (left), sharing a joke with the Rev. Khoo Sia w Hua and >Trs. j. R. Fleming at a reception on Saturday at St. Andrew's Cathedral Hull where he met about 200 clergymen and parishioners of the Anglican Church.141 words
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245 1963-05-28 16 J^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. A cheating case against a senior police officer was postponed in the Sessions Court today after his counsel said that the officer was •'mentally ill and under tranquillisers." Asst. Supt. Chong Ah Wah of the Contingent Signals Office, Pahang. Is charged with245 words
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Article53 1963-05-28 16 IPOH. Mon. Sri Cliee Tong. 38 Wai filled 5550 hi a magistrate's court today for acting as ii bookmaker at ihe Perak Turf Club on March 20. Another man. Chin Kee Sens. 30. was fined S2OO for betting with < bookmaker at the club the same53 words
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Article, Illustration183 1963-05-28 16 CAMPAIGN IS URGED TO EASE PLIGHT OF BLIND IN RURAL AREAS I/UALA LUMPUR. xv Mon.— Of the 10 million blind people in the world today, more than seven million live in rural areas. Speaking at the Second Asian Conference on Work for the Blind here today. Shrl Shantilal H. Shah,183 words
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315 1963-05-28 16 Kuala Lumpur. Mon. T*HE Federation Gov--1 ernment has been urged to give every facility to teachers to get degrees or diplomas from the University of Malaya or through correspondence courses to overcome the graduate teacher shortage. This cal" was made by Mr. J.315 words
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505 1963-05-28 16 IPOH, Mon gEVEN brothers from two related families all named Tan pleaded not guilty in the High Court here today to charges relating to the death of Goh Ah Kheok, a fisherman, at Port Weld on Nov. 26. They are: Tan Thlan505 words
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Article49 1963-05-28 16 Repatriation $24,400 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Th* South Indian Labour Fund Board spent $24,477 to repatriate South Indian labourers and their dependents last year, according to its report presented to the House of Representatives today. It also allocated $55,000 for .scholarships to deserving children of South Indian labourers this ve;ir.49 words
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Advertisement80 1963-05-28 16 5%^3g SH^f^^i' -s^^^^Jp.^B 1 "^5 vjßM&^&Oßi^S^S*!^ I 'Hlllillliii mSwLm I I is a non -poisonous, highly effective antiseptic... add two large-size-bottle capfuls of DETTOL to a pail of water and use for washing vegetables and fruits before eating and for washing aerated-water and beer bottles before putting in the refrigerator.80 words
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Article609 1963-05-28 17 FRANCIS BOEY - FRANCIS BOEY By The Bangkok, Penang ride is training for Asia meet KCALA LUMPUR, Mhl The sevenman Thai team competing in the First Asian cycling championships at the Merdeka Stadium from June 1 to 8 i used the greater part of their journey as a final609 words
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Article, Illustration73 1963-05-28 17 THE European Cup bears a new name now Milan. This Italian team broke down the barrier to success that has been held exclusively by Benflca of Portugal and Real Madrid of Spain for seven long years when Milan beat Benflca 2-1 in the final at Wembley73 words
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Article208 1963-05-28 17 TENNIS PARIS, Mon. Roy Emerson. of Australia, moved a step nearer the "grand slam" of the world's four major lawn tennis titles in one year when he beat Pierre Darmon (France) in the men's singles final of the French championships here yesterday. Emerson, who wonReuter - 208 words
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Article87 1963-05-28 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. A strong second half rally helped Arsenal to edge Khalsa Association 2-1 in their SAFA league Dlv. 2A match at Farrer Park today. Khalsa, playing much better in the first half, took an early lead through Billy Teo. Arsenal, after being outclassed. put87 words
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Article23 1963-05-28 17 NEW YORK, Mon. Wolverhampton Wanderers beat P. C. Schalke (West Germany) 4-3 on their North American soccer tour here yesterday.— R«uter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article76 1963-05-28 17 Grik champs at Police meet JJUALA KANGSAR, Mon.--Grlk, Upper Perak. Became the champion district at the Kuala Kangsar Police Circle athletic meet here yesterday. They scored 56 J points with Kuala Kang.sar District (41) second and Sungei Siput North <28J) third. PC Raja Othman (Grik). who was first in the76 words
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354 1963-05-28 17 QUAH KIM LYE, the lat soccer family to gain likely to fill the centre-fo night (7 p.m.) when the Si ruher, the West German c SINGAPORE, Monday, test member of the Quah his Malaya Cup "cap," is >rward position tomorrow ingapore team354 words
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Article185 1963-05-28 17 GOLF SINGAPORE. Mon. Two hole-in-one feats were performed over the weekend —one at the Keppel Club course and the other at Johore Bahru. Playing in the Basten Cup competition on Saturday, D. Watson (20) achieved this feat on the 150-yard 18th. The Basten Cup final wasReuter - 185 words
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Article40 1963-05-28 17 MUAR, Mon. Muar's $35,000 basketball stadium at Jalan AH 1* nearing completion. It can accommodate 3.000 people. Johore's inter-state basketball tournament will be held on June S instead of June 1 as scheduled Fourteen teams will take part.40 words
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255 1963-05-28 17 MOTOR-RACING IOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— The eighth Johore Grand Prix will be held on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 as part of the Merdeka Day celebrations. The dates also coincide with for the coming into being of Malaysia. The State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman255 words
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Article350 1963-05-28 17 VERNON MORGAN - The big Epsom Derby puzzle VERNON MORGAN By LONDON, Mon— lt is yexrs since the Epsom Derby was as complex as it is this year. Not only are the punter* at a complete loss us to what to back but the usually well-informed bookmaker, have no idea how to betReuter - 350 words
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Article370 1963-05-28 17 SINGAPORE. Mm. Kai Trrr II XO9 Cl. 3 Div. 5 6 F Weights for our Aratiatlk 9.M right races at Bukit Highness II 8.09 fl Skin II 9.00 Tlmah on Sunday, Bosh Qurrn R.OB JamboriU 9.00 first day of thr Misty Low 8.08 >l>nipic Hope 8.13 Singapore370 words
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257 1963-05-28 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The 6f King's Cup Is certainly a favourite race for apprentice jockeys, writes Epsom Jeep. Por the fourth time since thif I feature race was inaugurated in 1958. it was won by a local lad here yesterday when top apprentice Subian257 words
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Advertisement187 1963-05-28 17 OWN A HOME OF YOUR OWN AT HOOVER PARK 1\ M.S. BUKIT TIMAH ROAD, (behind beauty world) SINGAPORE THE HOUSING ESTATE OF ULTRA MODERN DESIGN AND SETTING ON ABOUT 17 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND IN THE MOST QUIET HEALTHY AND CONGENIAL LOCALITY. CLOSE PROXIMITY TO SCHOOLS, BANK, MARKET AND CINEMAS. CONVENIENT187 words
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Miscellaneous68 1963-05-28 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOUR MATCH: Spore v Karta* ruhw (Jn Besar. 7 p.m.). STORK DIV. ZD: Badan Kesenian v Serangoon Garden (Jn Bcsar. 5.30>: Dlv. SB: Sanvista v Customs (Farrer Pk). IPOH DIV. 1: PCRC v Shaw Bros (Coronation grd > Dlv. 2: Police FT 1 v PWD (Jn Abdul68 words
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Article66 1963-05-28 18 VA. Mon.- The United bai given U5532.000 m.ilion to developmc countries since 1946. Mr. Inii;iU Fr.mk. U.S. Deputy asmm. mi Beentan of state for Economic A!l.urs suri here :oOi this amount US$2O,OOO million had been m granta, he said. Mi. Frank is leadinn the American delegation66 words
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Article28 1963-05-28 18 i < INDON, Mem A memorial ■enrtaf for sh- Chariea Vjroer Brooke, the last White Rajah ol Sarawak ra held today m Paul's Ciihcdr.il. London- Rrutci.28 words
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Article163 1963-05-28 18 ANOTHER $1,000 FOR P-FUND KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Straits Times group of newspaper* today received $1,015 for the National Patriotic Fund to boost the group's total so far to $115,866. The latest donations came from' Mr P Albert SlO. Mr. K.J. Thomas $10. Mr. K. V»nugopal $10. Mr. Varughese $10,163 words
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Obituary66 1963-05-28 18 Rt DEATH OF Mr 1..m poMMMtf I UN f. irmly r»'- lUMU that all incinori.il gift! arc to inaU.- !..r W. v t'hurrh HulldinK Kund MR CHARLES SVMON OCILVIE •itendvm. Kin* <;<■« rali.ini:. aw 67 <1 wife, liruthrm. Ron and Kum-ral n. L'Ttlt May. MR KWEK PENC EWE. .u-rt66 words
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435 1963-05-28 18 Firm must prove neglect, says union SINGAPORE, Monday. Till-; Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today told the Second Industrial Arbitration Court that P.A.H. Malayan Paint Works Ltd.. should prove to the court beyond all doubt that its employees had not looked alter the company's interests, iff it wished to435 words
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238 1963-05-28 18 Frostbitten Everest conquerors flown to hospital KATMANDU. Mon. The frostbitten American Everest conquerors, Barry Bishop and William Unsoeld. landed by helicopter here today and were greeted by their wives. The helicopter, which had flown them from Namche Bazar, about 20 miles from Everest, landed at the door of the missionReuter - 238 words
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Article82 1963-05-28 18 The Defence Minister. Mr. Jim Fouchc. said here today that South Africa was building up its armed forces to withstand outside attacks, but he was not frightened by threats made at the African summit conference in Addis Ababa. In an interview with the Nationalist Party paper.Reuter - 82 words
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Article283 1963-05-28 18 LONDON. Mon— Quiet and Indecisive conditions continued to prevail in the stock markets today. Olli.s were extremely quiet. Interest in Industrials remained at a low level. Mining shares were dull but losses werp small. Similar conditions prev-:led in oil shares, wliile rubbers and teas remained sub- dued. Closing283 words
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Article52 1963-05-28 18 LONDON. Mon. Spot 223id., June 22\d. July 22 11/16 d.. Aug. 22 11 16d.. July Sept. 22 11/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 22a*d.. Jan./ Mar. 22\d.. Apr/June 22 9/16 d.. July Sept. 22 9/16 d. Oct./ Dec. 22 9/16 d.. r.l.f. May unquoted. June 22\d. July 22'» d. Tone: Very52 words
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Article24 1963-05-28 18 LONDON. Mon—Buyers £907' 3,, sellers £908. Forward buyers £907. sellers £907..- Settlement £907. Turnover a.m 70 tons, p.m 100 tons. Tone: Very steady24 words
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Article53 1963-05-28 18 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Teachers' Folk Dance Society today announced that dance sessions for this term will be held at the Raffles Girls' Primary School han .n Queen Street, between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. on June 9 and 23. July 7 and 21 and August 4. 11.53 words
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Article, Illustration57 1963-05-28 18 MR. LIM KEAI SIEW, MP and secretarygeneral of the Labour Party of Malaya (right), trying to get in a final word with two of the three British Labour MPs. Mr. Arthur Bottomley (left) and Mr. Fenner Brockway, before they hurried off to57 words
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603 1963-05-28 18 AUSTEN ZECHA - AUSTEN ZECHA By KUALA LJ/MPI'K. Monday. gIU'NKI is the only territory whose support for Malaysia still remains "questionable." The three visiting British Labour MPs said this here before they left by air for Singapore on their way to London after an 11 -day603 words
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131 1963-05-28 18 rUISABETHVII.I.i:. M«n. £j Striking white miners in Jadotville have returned to work following threats of deportation by the Central Congolese Government, it was disclosed yesterday. Mine sources said the 630 strikers were told they had no choice but to return- to work and re-open131 words
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Article59 1963-05-28 18 SINGAPORE. Mon —The Minus- try of finance said today that the $60 million loan had been oversubscribed, but all applications would be allotted. A Ministry statement said that the lists of applications for the loan were now closed, although I those ap^ili^Rtions which were still59 words
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Article161 1963-05-28 18 LONDON. Mon— There are 2* acceptors for Hie E|>soin Derby U4 milei on Wednesday The acceptors are subject to ovennuht declarations uliuh will be announced tomorrow. The acceptors with jockeys are: Neverlone (D Keith). Count Albany (P. Palmer Alru-an Drum (D. Smith i. Doudance (J.Reuter - 161 words
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Article181 1963-05-28 18 LONDON. Mon.— buney v.ere all out for 195 a bare four runs ahead of the West Indiana' Bnl Innings score of 191 when tea was taken on the second day ol their match at The Oval today. Pine pace bowling by Charlie Griffith and Wesley181 words
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Article206 1963-05-28 18 TEOH ENG TATT - Germans swamp S'pore selection TEOH ENG TATT BACK PAGE SPORT By SINGAPORE, Mon. The West German soccer team Karlsruher FC, showed thtir class to an appreciative Jalan Bcsar crowd tonight when they beat a Singapore selection 8-1. Yesterday they had talked about their class. After watching the Malayan Cup match206 words
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