The Straits Times, 2 June 1964

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    SUMMIT: A DELAY?
    732 1 That extra paragraph... 'IT PUTS DIFFERENT COMPLEXION ON AGREEMENTS REACHED': SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION SOUGHT FROM JAKARTA I By FELIX ABISHECANADEN KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THE Tokyo summit meeting may be deferred if Malaysia does not get a "satisfactory explanation" on yesterday's surprise announcement from Jakarta which conflicts with the
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    The 'crush Malaysia' volunteers for Borneo
    89 1 JAKARTA, Mon.— The first batch of Indonesia's "Crush Malaysia" volunteers —1.360 men have left here for Indonesian Borneo. The men, the first wave of the so-called Volunteer Combat Brigade, was headed by veteran army Col. Sabirln Mochtar, as they boarded an Indonesian naval troop
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    Lopez disowns Jakarta addition to text
    187 1 MANILA, Mon. Mr. Lopez tonight disowned any additions to the text of the joint announcement on the holding of a summit conference on the Malaysia crisis. "There is only one text for all three governments," he said. 'No request' Mr. Lopez made the statement
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    Court dismisses ex-officer's application
    523 1 Court dismisses ex-officer's application 'NOTHING TO SHOW VIOLATION OP CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. MR. JUSTICE Ong today dismissed with costs an application in the High Court here by a former Police officer, Sidney R.C. Augustin, against the Commissioner of Police for suspending him from duty. Former Asst. Supt. Augustin
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    Lock icon 100 drowned as boat capsizes
    59 1 JAKARTA. Mon— One hundred passengers and crew were feared drowned when a motor vessel capsized on Lake Toba. North Sumatra, according to a delayed report reaching here today from Medan. The official Antara news agency said the vessel capsized when hit by a sudden storm.
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    Lock icon Austral Malay tin plan
    45 1 SYDNEY. Mon.— Austral Malay Tin Ltd.. plaiii to register a public company in Malaysia to work tin bearing deposits in the Ka m par District of Feiak. according to a company statement. Purifier details will be an- nounced later. Renter. I
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    $4,500 JACKPOT
    29 1 HAVE you sent your Malay Mail word puzzle contest "CN" entry? It closes at noon tomorrow and a $4,500 jackpot awaits the winner. "It could be you."
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    The ang pow thieves rob newly-weds of $6,000
    427 1 The ang pow thieves rob newly-weds of $6,000 Six armed men hold up father and clean out his safe where cash gifts put after feast By RUDY BELTRAN |TIjALA LUMPUR, Mon. Six armed robbers raided a house in Jalan Sungei Besi here after a wedding feast at 2.15 a.m. today
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    SHASTRI IS STRONGLY FAVOURED TO SUCCEED NEHRU
    415 1 \TEW DELHI. Mon. The battle to succeed the late Prime Minister Nehru appeared today to be swinging heavily in favour of the Minister without Portfolio. Mr. j Shastri. But Mr. Shastri's leading challenger refused to give up. The former Finance Minister, Mr. Morarji
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    Airways men to 'boycott' Comets
    226 1 Airways men to 'boycott' Comets SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malaysian Airways Qantas Empire Airways local Employees' union today ordered its members to "work to rule", and "boycott handling" of Malaysian Airways Comet aircraft for 24 hours from midnight tonight, following a dispute with the management over proposals for a new collective
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    29 1 MEMORIAL ASHES NEW DELHI. Mon. A*h<-s of Mr. Nehru were placed today in Hi small urns to br distributed to every itatfl in Indian I nion. Rcuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      DECISIVE ROLE OB PEKING IN ASIA—BY ENVOY PAVE
      186 2 DECISIVE ROLE OB PEKING IN ASIA— BY ENVOY PAVE rp OKY O Mon. A France's new. Ambassador to Communist China yesterday told Chairman Liv Shao-chi that China could play a decisive role in maintaining peace in SouthEast Asia, the Communist New China News Agency said. Mr. Lucien Paye made the
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      Lock icon Ceylon Premier 'still trying'
      58 2 MADRAS. Mon. Mrs. Sirimavo Bandar jnaike. Ceylon Prime Minister, said here yesterday she was mill trying to bring about a ftwttlement of the Sino-Indlan problem. "we have not given up hope of course," she told Pressmen on hsr arrival here from Delhi on her way back
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      Lock icon Japan's oldest woman dies
      46 2 TOKYO. Mon. Mrs. Yasu Knoayashi. said to be Japan's oldest woman, died of pneumonia at hrr home at Otsuki at, the age of 118. Mrs. Kobayashi. born on March K. 1846. had a stroke last Janvary and had been partially paralysed.— AP
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      The shorty President inspects the guard
      100 2 ltfEN of tbe Ist Bn., ITX Welsh Guards, tower above the short and stocky President Ibrahim Abboud of the Sudan as he inspects the guard of honour after his arrival at London airport on a state visit Gen. Abboud was welcomed at the airport
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      Lock icon Reds to move out of Vientiane
      185 2 TOKYO, Monday. T*HE Laotion Communist leader, Prince Soupha- nouvons, has asked Neutralist Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma to arrange for the departure of Communist troops and officials from the capital city of Vientiane, the New China News Agency said today. Such a move would sever
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      Lock icon 600 homeless in Atjeh fire
      46 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Fire swep: through homes and shops in Atjeh city making nearly 600 people homeless, the official Antm news agency reported today. It said no one was killed and emergency kitchens had been set up to feed the homeless. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Quake jolts Tokyo
      22 2 TOKYO. Mon.— A fairly strong earthquake jolted Tokyo yesterday. There was no immediate report of damage or casualties. AP.
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      Lock icon Nehru Memorial Committee set up
      175 2 ]YEW DELHI, Mon. Executives of the Congress Party voted yesterday to form a Jawaharlal Nehru National Memorial Committee which would decide on a suitable way to enshrine Mr. Nehru's memoryAlready a proposal is before the cabinet to turn Mr Nehru's residence here Into a national
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      Lock icon REBEL RAID FEARS GRIP CONGOLESE KEY TOWN
      255 2 REBEL RAID FEARS GRIP CONGOLESE KEY TOWN LEOPOLDVILLE, Monday. pYGMY-LIKE warriors with spears, backed up by uniformed rebels with machineguns and mortars, have defeated two companies of Congolese commandos in an ambush in Eastern Congo. Fears spread of a rebel attack on the key provincial city of Bukavu. Radio messages
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      Talks bid by Jagan to stop the violence
      154 2 Talks bid by Jagan to stop the violence GEORGETOWN, Mo n. ll British Guiana's Marx^t Prime Minister. Mr. Cheddl Jagan, will today meet opposition party leaders, Forbes Burnham and Peter Daguiar In an effort to solve politicoracial violence which has left 200 families homeless this month in an outbreak of
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      Lock icon East African constitution
      50 2 KAMPALA, (Uganda). Mon.— A working party set up to prepare a draft constitution for an eajit African Federation of Uganda. Kenya and Tanganyika* Zanzibar, has completed its work, it was announced last night. Its recommendations will now be sent to the heads of the thre* governments. Reuter
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      Lock icon Hunger strike
      36 2 SEOUL. Mon. Student leaders from 22 Seoul universities and colleges met last night and decided to begin a hunger strike tomorrow to push through their demands for immediate release of arrested student demonstrators. UPI.
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      Lock icon Mikoyan reports failure of talks with Japan
      220 2 Ti/TOSCOW, Mon. Mr. iTI Anastas Mikoyan, First Deputy Prime Minister, said last night that concluding a peace treaty between the Soviet Union and Japan "has proved impossible." Mr. Mikoyan was making a television report to the nation on his recent visit to Japan.
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      Lock icon Tengku-Johnson talks
      34 2 JOHNSON CITY (Texas). Mon. President Johnsoa will confer with Tengku Abdul Rahman on "the general situation in Asia" on July 22 and 23 in Washington, tha White House spokesman announced yesterday. Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon CAMPBELL 389 M.P.H IN HIS FIRST RUN
      114 3 CAMPBELL 389 M.P.H IN HIS FIRST RUN AXE EYRE, Mon. Donald Campbell, in his first run! in Bluebird today clocked 389 m.p.h. over the measured kilometre here. Campbell is seeking to beat the world land speed record of 394.196 m.p.h. set by Britain's John Cobb In 1947. Cobb's record Running
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      Lock icon Russians take piano honours
      49 3 BRUSSELS. Mon. Eugene Moguilvesky. 19, of Russia won the international piano contest "Concoura Reine Elisabeth de Belgique" here last night. It was announced today. Nicolai Petrov. 21. also of the Boviet Union, was second and third was Jean Claude Vanden Cynden, a 17-vear-oW Belgian. Reuter.
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      Lock icon PRO-GAULLIST DEFEATED FOR ASSEMBLY BY RED IN OWN STRONGHOLD
      154 3 pAKIS. Mon. Mr. 1 Louis Dupont yesterday became the first Communist since the November 1962 general election to defeat a Gaullist candidate in a straight fight for a National Assembly seat. HE polled 17.751 votes to Mr. Charles Greta's 14.675 in
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      Lock icon Israel P.Ms visit
      27 3 Israel P.M s visit PHILADELPHIA. Mon. Mr. Levi Eshkol. Israeli Prime Minister, arrived here by air to begin an official 12-day visit' to toe United Slates. Reuter.
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      Mushroom test for a sub
      48 3 A HUGE mushroom shaped surge of water Is blown out of a tube of the nuclear submarine Daniel Boone during tests at the Mare Island naval shipyard, California, recently. Fifteen tons of water, dyed red, was ejected during a simulated Polaris missile launching.
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      Lock icon Wilson in Moscow 'to learn about Soviet policy'
      226 3 Wilson in Moscow 'to learn about Soviet policy MOSCOW. Monday. \f R. Harold Wilson, leader of the British Labour aTI Party, arrived in Moscow last night for talks with Mr. Khrushchev. Mr. Wilson will spend four days In Moscow discussing disarmament, Laos and other world problems. He will meet Soviet
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      Aberdeen hit by a second wave of typhoid
      127 3 Aberdeen hit by a second wave of typhoid ABEJRDEEN (Scotland*, a\ Mon.— Typhoid cases scared in what the newspapers called this "beleaguered city' yesterday and health officials called for isolation of the population "until the battle is over." Latest reports said there were 209 typhoid cases 160 confirmed and 49
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      Women's 2,300-yearold way to fight for equal pay
      250 3 Women's 2,300-year-old way to fight for equal pay F ONDON, Mon. Bri- tain's women bank employees have taken a leaf gut of an ancient Greek playwright's book to back their "equal pay for equal work" demand. Their Inspiration was Aristophanes' comedy "Lysistrata." first produced In 411 8.C., In which women
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      Lock icon Turks leave Cyprus in convoy
      123 3 Turks leave Cyprus in convoy NICOSIA (Cyprus), Mon. The United Nations, Red Cross and Greek Cypriot police yesterday escorted a convoy of 62 Turks and Turkish Cypriots to Famagusta for repatriation to Turkey. Two buses, five trucks and two ambulances carried 34 Turkish nationals and 28 Turkish Cypriots to Famagusta
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      U.S. Admiral dies
      28 3 WASHINGTON. Mon.— Retired Admiral Arthur J. Hepburn, Com-mander-in-chief of the U.S. Navy from 1536 to 1938. died yesterday after a long Illness. He was 86.
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      Lock icon Storms bring flood threat to English villages
      194 3 A HUGE artificial lake created almost overnight by violent mountain thunderstorms threatened yesterday to cascade down the Pennine slopes and flood several moorland villages below. Emergency alerts were rai>ed In the moorland village ot Delph. six miles from LONDON. Monday Ashton-under-Lyne and surrounding
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      Girl plunges 3,000 ft
      38 3 BONN. Mon. A 19-year-old West German (Irl parachutist. Regina Straube. escaped with braises when her parachute failed to open fully and she plunged 3,000 ft. on to soft ground at an air display yesterday.
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    ASSURANCES BY LEE WELCOMED BY UMNO
    200 4 ASSURANCES BY LEE WELCOMED BY UMNO SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Umno today welcomed the as-, surances given yesterday by the Prime Minister. Mr. "Lee Kuan Yew, that he was prepared to discuss ways of resettlement with the people affected by the Government's latest redevelopment scheme of the congested city. Mr. Lee
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    Workers seek variation of award by Labour Court
    175 4 Workers seek variation of award by Labour Court SINGAPORE. Mon. The Public Daily-Rated Employees' Uniom: Federation today told the Industrial Arbitration Court that, while some 3.000 daily-rated workers in other Government departments were being paid increased rates of pay for work on Sundays and public holidays, those in the Housing
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    Ulu Pandan TB campaign
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Assemblyman for Ulu Pandan. Mr. Chow Chiok Hock, today appealed to Ulu Pandan residents to have a tree chest X-ray to safeguard themselves against tuberculosis. He 111 opomn<* SATA's campaign against TB in his constituency.
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    PHONE BOOTH THEFTS
    76 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Police today appealed to the public to keep a lookout for thieves who steal cash from public telephone booths. Police patrols have been alerted against thrs.- thieves. The Police Secretary, Mr. T. helliah, who made this appeal today, disclosed that over the weekend five cash
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    PM to port workers: 6 weeks to settle claims
    515 4 'J'HE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew tonight gave port workers six weeks to settle their wage claims for daily-rated employ- ees. The claims must be settled by mid-July to allow for implementation of a new shift system by Aug. 1,
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    King's birthday traffic rules
    306 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. OPECIAL traffic arrangements for Wednesday, when Singapore celebrates National Day and the birthday of His Majesty, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, were announced by the Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah, today. At 7 p.m., due to an Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat to be staged on the
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    CONTROL OF HAWKERS STRESSED BY MINISTER
    216 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin addressing the inaugural meeting of the 11 -man Public Health Advisory Board at the conference room in Palmer Road today, said three pressing health problems would occupy their immediate attention. These were Collection and disposal
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    National Day festivities
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The V MCA has drawn up an elaborate programme for touay till this Sunday during the National Day celebrations. The activities include a friendIv cricket match against the Singapore Cricket Club on June 6. against the Singapore Teacher's Union on June 7. and a picnic
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    Water shut-off
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off in Veerasamy Road. Upper Perak Road. Chitty Road and Jalan Besar tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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    FIRM TO UNION: WE WILL CLOSE 1F...
    201 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The management of O. C. Nanda and Sons Ltd., tourist and travel agents, today warned the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union that it was prepared to close down its business in Singapore rather than surrender its fundamental rights "on a
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    Pay loss for new teachers
    273 5 In four States, they report for work on Jan. 12 and get only two weeks salary, says union KUALA TRENGGANU, Monday. 'JRENGGANU, Kelantan, Kedah and Johore are the only States in Malaya which have deprived newly-qualified teachers of almost two weeks' pay in January. Mr.
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    Mother splits children and vanishes after a 'small quarrel'
    155 5 SINGAPORE. Monday. A TOURIST guide, Mr. M.G. S. Orterga. today appealed to his missing wife— Sally Orterga— to return to him "for the kids' sake." Mr. Orterga said that- his wife had been missing from their Coldstream Avenue home since last
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    Kite offence alleged
    51 5 PCNANG. Mon Hashim bin Ahmad. 10 who wa* Hinrtll on May *3 for flying a kite at Tanjon* Bungah Road, was today charged in the Second Maei«.trate"s Court with having caused obstruction on public road. Ha*him pleaded not guilty and was granted bail pending hearing on June
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    M.B. presides at Nehru meeting
    57 5 A LOR STAR, Mon. The Mcntri Besar, DaU> Syed Omar Shahabuddin. yesterday presided a', a condolence meeting held in the Indian Association, Sungei Korok, in memory of India's late Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru Over 500 people, including a member of Parliament. Mr. Lim Pee Hung,
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    PRINCIPALS BACK EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN TEACHERS
    199 5 PRINCIPALS BACK EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN TEACHERS l/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1Y School principals have come out in support of the claim by women teachers for equal pay for equal work. In a letter to the Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Talib. the general secretary of the National
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    $400 fine for impersonating army officer
    96 5 KUAIA LUMPUR. Mon. Ja,'afar bin Man. 22. of Krlan Perak was fined *400 or one months jail by v magistrate's court here last week for Impersonating an army officer on May 22 at the Federation Armed Forces camp at Jalan Ampang. Jaafar pleaded guilty
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    Doctor bites robber in 4a.m. -drama—
    271 5 Doctor bites robber in 4a.m. -drama— KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A doctor bit the fingers of an armed robber who tried to smother him with his hands in his house in Lorong Perak here at 4 a.m. today. Dr. P. K. Srlnlvasan, of the radiu theraphy department at the General Hospital
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    Three youths accused of murder
    71 5 PENANO. Mon.— Three youtha were today accused of murdering an 18-year-old student. Ho Chuan Hock, on May 2. Yeoh Boon Tfcik. 18. Tan Ah Thiam. 22, and Teoh Ah Kooi, 16. were alleged to have caused Ho's death on the flve-foot wav of a house
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    Theft at mine
    29 5 IPOH. Mon. Mining Implements, including five sand pumps, valued at $511. were reported stolen from a tin mine on the Tanjong Rumbuian road near here yesterday.
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    Burglars raid a school
    84 5 PENANG, Mon.— Burglars broke into the Malay school in MacAlister Road yesterday and stole a typewriter, an amplifier, a printing machine and a wall clock. A pupil discovered the burglary when he called at the school at about 11 a.m Till- head or the Special Investigation*
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    Suspect detained after Changi blast
    177 5 Suspect detained after Changi blast SINGAPORE, Mon. An Indonesian was detained by police minutes after last night's explosion in the R.A.P. base at Changi. An R.A.F. officer, who had been alerted immediately after the 8.15 p.m. explosion, saw the man hurrying along Telok Paku Road towards Changi Village— about a
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    Women outdo men as parking attendant? he says
    124 5 Women outdo men as parking attendant? he says IPOH. Mon. Women as parkin? meter attendants are better at the .iob than men. This is the opinion of a People's Progressive Party municipal councillor, Mr. C. H. Yin. who said that some parking meter attendants in Ipoh were not properly dressed
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    130 5 TWO SHIPS SPEARHEAD AUSSIE PRESENCE IN SABAH lESSELTON, Mon. J Two Australian landing craft carrying road making equipment have arrived here from Sydney. Major James Wilson, commanding the ships Verndn Sturdee and Harry Chauvel, said there were about 300 tons of equipment, Including six bulldozers and other engineering equipment aboard.
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    Fishermen save two Indons drifting in sea
    138 5 UENANG, Mon. A group of Balik Pulau fishermen yesterday rescued two Indonesians from the Penang Channel, about 30 miles oIT the south-east coast of the island. The fishermen wetr setting out for their catch when they saw the Indonesians drifting in the sea.
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    22 held in raids
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. raids on gang haur.ts in tl 24 hours enaed with the detention of 20 suspect* under Uie Societies Ordtnance and two under the Criminjl Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. Another 2,705 people were screened.
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    5 MCA 'rebels' face censure
    326 7 5 MCA 'rebels' face censure DISCIPLINARY ACTION IS RECOMMENDED KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. V THREE-MAN tribunal has recommended to the central working committee of the Malaysian Chinese Association that disciplinary action be taken against five "rebels" for their conduct during the recent Parliamentary and State elections. Prominent among the live are
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    MIC man's job
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. K. Poml.lnlbal.lm. 40. an active j member of the Malayan Indian Congress from Klang. has been appointed Political Secretary to! the Minister of Labour.
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    Work on Causeway widening starts
    91 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 8500.000 scheme to widen the half mile Causeway between Singapore and Johore Bahru has begun. Workmen have started to knock down the Causeway wall on the western side from both ends to allow for a five-foot broadening. The scheme also provides for
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    Sabah seeks Field Force recruits
    71 7 JESSELTON. Sun.— The Royal Malaysian Police Force needs youn? men with good knowledge of tlie border areas and the east coast of Sabah (or enrolment in the Field Force. Mr. E. W. Crunden. statt officer (field) of the Sftbah component of the Malaysian Police, said
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    12,000 may join strike by Galconda Estate workers
    357 7 12,000 may join strike by Galconda Estate workers KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. More than 12.000 workers or, 87 estates and divisions under the Malayan Esf#Ue Agencies group in Selangor may go on strike in support of their colleagues at Golconda Estate at Kapar. rear Klang. A total of 307 workers at
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    He couldn't explain
    53 7 PENANG. Mon.— Abdul RazuK bin Peen Mohamed. 26. was today fined $150. or six months' jail for being in possession of a bicycle frame and two pairs of trousers lor which he could not i give a satisfactory explanation. Razalc was found in possession of these articles
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    We want a longer period to study new 350-page Companies Bill—UCC
    233 7 We want a longer period to study new 350-page Companies Bill UCC CHARTERED account- ants, lawyers, busi--1 essmen arci industrialists are studying the detailed proposals of the draft new 350Companies Bill Malaysia. This follows a meeting called by the central trade organisation the United Chamber of Commerce recently to discuss
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    Any old books?
    87 7 PENANG. Mon.— People in possession of old books. coins, official documents or other printed matter In the national languase are invited to display Uiem it an exhibition of books and posters to be organised by the Penang National Language Month committee. The exhibition will be held at
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    Thief snatches $90 necklace
    55 7 PENANG. Mon. A maidservant mam robbed of a $90 necklace while on her way to attend a friends wedd.n^ in Macalister Road yeplerdny. Quart reported to police she and another girl were walking along Noordin Street at about 11.30 a.m when two men rushed at Quart,
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    Betty is ready for hostess contest
    39 7 gETTY Wee. Malaysian Airways air hostess, arrives at Sydney's Kingsf<- r( Smith airport in saronr-kebaya on her way to Queensland's Gold Coast as Malaysia's entry in the International A i r Hostess Competition.
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    Minister of Labour to attend ILO meeting
    137 7 Minister of Labour to attend ILO meeting KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Minister of Labour. Mr V Manickavasagam. will lead an eiehtmember delegation to the Inter* r.attonal Labour Organisation conference which begins on July it at Geneva. The others are: Incline Ismail bin Ibrahim. Secretary to the Ministry of Labour: Mr.
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    Agong's address
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The I Yang dl-Pertuan Agong will speak In the national language to the nation over Radio Malaysia at 10 a.m. on Wednesday on the occasion of his birthday. This will be Immediately follow- lowed by translations. 1
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    DANCER BHASKER's FIRM TO PUBLISH A NEWSPAPER
    184 7 DANCER BHASKER's FIRM TO PUBLISH A NEWSPAPER SINGAPORE. Monday. I^ERALA Bandiiu Daily, a local Malayalam paper,, went out of existence today after catering for the Malayalee rommunitf/ in Singapore and Malaya for 25 years. It was started in 1938 at Batu Pahat as a weekly and in 1939 moved to
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    Malacca MIC to protest to Tengku
    203 7 Malacca MIC to protest to Tengku VIALACCA, Mon. Afa The Malacca State Malaysian Indian Congress council met here yesterday and approved a memorandum to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. The memorandum will inform the Tengku about the "disgraceful and shabby manner" In which Ma lacca's M.I.C. was treated when
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    Study grants for three
    65 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Carnegie Corporation has announced in New York that three faculty members of the University of Singnporr hay been awarded erants for further study in thrir specialised fields in U.S. universities. Tliey are Mr H. D. Lewi* 'higher education and unvcrsity administration), Professor K.
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    Policeman accused of $5,500 breach of trust
    670 8 Court told: Inspector with payroll did not turn up for work A POLICE inspector who was given $80,780 to be paid out to his men absented himself from work for three days and later lodged a report that part of the money had
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    GOVT DISPENSERS TO DECIDE ON A WORK-TO-RULE
    172 8 GOVT DISPENSERS TO DECIDE ON A WORK-TO-RULE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE National Union of Government Dispensers will meet here on Sunday to take secret ballots for a work-to-rule campaign in support of its demand for better pay and working conditions. The meeting will also decide on the date of the
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    119 share $13,000 back pay
    81 8 119 share $13,000 back pay MUAR, Mon. The Muar Town Council has paid lump sums totalling $13,838 to 119 daily rated employees here as part of their additional housing allowance since Jan. 1, 1962. The president of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employees, Iruhi Abdul Rabim bin All,
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    BID TO SMUGGLE: FINE OF $40,000
    193 8 BID TO SMUGGLE: FINE OF $40,000 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A boatman who wanted to ship dutiable cigarettes and tobacco to Indonesia was today fined $40,000 or 12 months' jail in a magistrate's court. Lim Ah Chye, 25. pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawful possession of 300 lb. of dutiable cigarettes
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    Registration in Sabah: Kumar says 'all is set'
    92 8 JESSELTON, Mon. Mr. S. Kumar, Controller of Manpower, said on his arrival that "all Is set to go ahead with the registration of Sabahans" next month. He added: "We are waiting for the Cabinet to decide when to suit work. "There is
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    Student killed
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A schoolboy. Tan Soo Ann, was killed this afternoon after being knocked down by a bus at the junction of I Geylang Road and Lorong 1.
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    COMET IV TRAINEES DUE BACK FROM LONDON
    146 8 CINGAPORE, Mon. Five Qantas senior licensed engineers will be returning from London this month after the successful completion of a four-month Comet IV training course. The five engineers are Messrs. Yeo Loy Seng, Chew Kirn Seong, Llm Yev Wen. Tan Kirn Teck and
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    The Queen who changed duty into love
    1723 9 The Queen who changed duty into love THE man who was to become King George the Fifth of England, and the woman who was to become Queen Mary did not love each other when they married. It would indeed be a cause for wonder if they had done. Because theirs
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    212 10 :n Hnrdt (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. K somaiekaran < and (rlenda (or ibeir attecdance, good wunea and rendered at tbeir wedding on MR. AND MRS. S. Batbuunoorthy thank relative* and friends for their kind attendance, greeting!, presents and rendered at their wedding oo > K.I. MR. A MRS. A.-ix
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    200 10 Words Sit (Minimum) fT^pATRiiKi BupanaaitMt, Office National Day holiday. COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKET and >ui>-hr ir.rhra will be i :o*ed on 3rd Juno. N BE LUCKY -Mini Morr.K 1100 for »o draw at the U K. June. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. r •-i .nd book artdir'i. I riKi-. H DUPLICATE CONTRACT
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    Tuesday, June 2, 1964. Waiting For Jakarta
    634 10 Tuesday, June 2, 1964. Waiting For Jakarta The Malaysian Government asked Mr. Lopez to inI quire into the matter of the extra paragraph unilaterally j appended by Indonesia to the I agreed text of a joint com- j munique announcing the terms for a tripartite summit meeting. The paragraph states
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    Pulsating City
    430 10 Singapore, quite clearly, is not bedevilled by the same difficulties of repossession which are holding up Kuala Lumpur's development In one grand gesture the Singapore Government has been able to declare title over 90 acres in the heart of the city and to begin moving out 2,500 families
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    Health Board
    159 10 The terms of reference of the Public Health Advisory Board newly set up in Singapore suggests that its main role will be to organise and lead health campaigns whose success depends upon mass participation. This explains the appointment to the board of Assemblymen who have no special expertise
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    Nehru's middle way will continue
    503 10  - Nehru's middle way will continue KRISHNA MOORTHY By YEW DELHI. Mon. The course of •Mr. J a wa h a r lal Nehru's economic policies which have run deep into Indian life for the last two decades will not be diverted by any immediate successor to the Prime Minister's post
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    Lock icon A Red attack to hit U.S. and Russia
    727 10  -  THE GRAND DESIGN IN INDO-CHINA IN conjunction with North Vietnam, which has more direct control over Communist operations jn the region, the Chinese seem to be prompting a two-pronged movement in IndoC hina. On the one hand, there is an obvious thrust
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    TMO DELAYS BY POST OFFICE
    139 10 •PERSONALLY. I believe X that the 'Money Order Dept.' of the General Post Office In Kuala Lumpur Is becoming very unreliable nowadays. For the past few years, I used to send telegraph money orders on the average of two a week. Until March this year,
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    Letters
    117 10 caution of asking the postmaster whether the telephone line was working before 1 made my later money orders. Nevertheless, my recipient received my telegraph money orders Just as late. It can therefore be concluded that my money orders were delayed at the Post Office in Kuala Lumpur and not
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    WHEN AN EDITOR ANGERED ; SARAWAK'S BROOKE...
    365 10 WHEN AN EDITOR ANGERED SARAWAK'S BROOKE... T«HE latest issue of the l Sarawak Museum Journal, the 22nd since the present Curator revived the publication in 1949, is now being issued to subscribers, senior officers. outstations and the extensive foreign exchange list of over 1,000. There are 350 pages of original
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    The first Vigilantes will be in streets in two weeks
    202 11 SINGAPORE, Mon,. The first batch of Vigilantes will be out in the streets in two weeks' time to guard Singapore against Indonesian saboteurs. Many are now attending a six-day course conducted by police officers at a number of community centres.
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    Rings worth $2,000 stolen from bedroom
    67 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. —Police ere Investigating the loss of three gold rings mounted with precious stones :ind worth about $2,000 from the bedroom of a Nassim Road house yesterday. Mrs. P. Ferguson, "owner of the Jewellery, was out shopping when the loss was discovered by
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    Hospital's new MO
    33 11 NIBONG TEBAL, Mon. Dr 4bdul Rahlm bin Omar has assumed duties as medical officer of Sungei Bakap Hospital. He succeeds Dr. Ong Yeoh Cheang. who has been transferred to Penang.
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    Umno meeting
    25 11 KLUANG. Mon. The women's section of the Klang South Umno branch will hold their general meeting at the Dewan Melayu here on Sunday.
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    A 'madman' in the lock-up
    610 11 PMIP leader (accused of murdering police constable) had to be put in a strait jacket: Officer KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. yyiTNESSES recalled in the High Court here today the night last November a constable was brutally murdered in a police lock-up. Sergeant Hassan bin Haji Omar
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    Naval base union accepts Govt condition for re-registration
    528 11 Naval base union accepts Govt condition for re-registration NEW CLAUSE INSERTED TO PREVENT RED TAKE-OVER r J IHE1 HE management committee of the Naval Base Labour Union has decided to accept the Government's condition for the union's re-registration —to include a clause in its new constitution barring Communist subversives and
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    An Everest mounts Malayan Esso peak
    115 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. R. D. Everest (above), has succeeded Mr H. L Beemer as chairman and managing director of Esso Standard (Malaya) Ltd. and Esso Standard Ltd. Mr. Everest, a veteran marketer of petroleum products in SouthEast Asia with more than 37 years
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    Two get jail, rotan for raping —girl—
    262 11 Two get jail, rotan for raping —girl— SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the Assize Court today sentenced two brothers -in law each for five years' Jail and eight strokes of the rotan for raping an English girl of 17 while her parents were at an Army cinema show. The
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    Sikh prayers
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Mon The Sikh community will hold a special prayer meeting for the continued good health and long life of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on his birthday and tor National Day at the Central Sikh Temple on June 3 at 9 am
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    Balloting for steel mill shares before bank chief
    189 11 Balloting for steel mill shares before bank chief SINGAPORE. Mon. Balloting was held here today in the presence of the Singapore manager of Bank Negara, Mr. Hooi Kam Sooi, to allot to the investing public two million shares in National Iron and Steel Mills Ltd. The offer of the shares
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    New school planned
    21 11 BINOAPORE. Mon. A new secondary vocational school costing 1725.000 will be built at 6U, milestone. Upper Serangoon Road.
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    BAILOR LEARNS THE VALUE OF HONESTY
    167 11 BAILOR LEARNS THE VALUE OF HONESTY OINGAPORE. Mon.— A bailor, Leong Kum Soon, today found out in court how his honesty was valued and appreciated In terms of money. "Because of your extreme honesty, you have to forfeit only $500 Instead of the full sum of $1,000 to the court."
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    Guest of honour
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Jan Taylor. Miss Australia 1964, will be guest of honour at a cocktail party to be held by the management of the Cathay Hotel at the HiMsous Room on June 12 at 6 Dm
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    YOUNG PRISONER ESCAPES FROM HOSPITAL WARD
    118 11 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A 19--year-old prisoner at Ulu Bedok reformative training centre made a dramatic dash for freedom from a General Hospital ward this afternoon. Yap Toon Seong was waiting in Ward Seven for medical treatment at 3.30 p.m. when he suddenly broke free from
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    UNION ORDERS GOVT. CLERKS TO HOLD FIRE ON STRIKE
    245 11 TH E Amalgamated Union of Employees in Government Clerical and Allied Services today ordered its 18,000 members to defer industrial action over their claims for more pay. The union's decision was taken at a day-long emergency meeting of the executive council
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      345 11 Todays Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE SHOKIWAVE SfcKVlCfcßi 41 and ib metres MrUIUM WAVE SKKVICK 47b metre* 6.00 Good Morning. 6.50 Morning Prelude; 7.00 News. 7.10 Up And About. 7.30 News; 7.40 Breakfast Bulletin. 7.60 Dp And About; 8.16 News; 8.20 Do And About; 9.00 Schools Broadcasts; 11.00 Prog. Summary; 11.03
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    PORTRAIT OF A BRIDE
    420 12 PORTRAIT OF A BRIDE IJAIH swept high. Kcvealing negligee. And she is in a tricky situation. It's the portrait of a bride on her honeymoon. But she is a bride with a big difference. While on honeymoon with her second husband, her first husband who is said to be murdered
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    The washing machine ——steps in—
    300 12 The washing machine steps in VjODERN appliances are gaining a firm foot- hold in Malayan homes. Gadgets from automatic coffee grinders to streamlined sewing machines are giving wives the opportunity to produce the best results in the shortest possible time. I The budget-conscious wife, thou ft h relying on the
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    Rose goes in search of new ideas
    218 12 Rose goes in search of new ideas II is only through travel that new ideas can be gained and this is essentially so for a dancer, says Mrs. Rose Eberwein, Singapore's versatile dancer and ballet teacher. So after months of preparation Rose left Singapore last week for a sixmonth tour
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    SOUVENIR GIFTS
    113 12 WHEN choosing a small souvenir for a friend leaving Singapore I'm always confused because I think a gift must be something pretty enough yet unusual. What I spotted this week in a departmental store will be a sure success for a home-loving friend. It's a glitter bottle opener.
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      205 12 Straits Times Crossword BBBBbT H~ HLf^ ■SBBsP bHF ■SBBsf 6 ll I ACROSS 8. Perhaps 1964 had a fin* spring? (4. 4>. One might do It to get out of giving a song on the piano first (4. 2). 10. Armed attacker? (4). 11. Say the girl upsets some of
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      145 12 water abroad takes gun (4. 6). 7. Naturally people might write of this (6 1. 13. Town Is engaged ln a conflict and not up to It (10). 1«. Smiled to see the new empire s deplorable start (8). 18. Ifs demanding a good deal from one no longer taking
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    Fire tragedy hits Sarawak
    251 13 TEN DIE IN LIMBANG BLAZE; NINE SHOPS GUTTED, BUT EVERYONE BEHAVED CALMLY KUCHING, Monday. •JEN people died early this morning in a fierce fire which wiped out nine shophouses in Limbang, North Sarawak. "This has been a horrible disaster lor Limbang," said the Resident of the
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    Radio man as juror at film festival
    121 13 I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V Inche Hashim Hassan, the Assistant Controller of Programmes in Radio Malaysia, left for Taipeh by air today to be one of the jurors In the 11th Asian Film Festival, from June 15 to June 19. He is one of
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    Chamber drive for members
    50 13 PENANG. Mon.— ln a Did to hoost its membership, the Penang Mm lay Chamber of Commerce will hold a special meeting with Malay businessmen in Bavan Lepas on Sunday. The meeting will De attended by Malay traders residing in villages from Sungei Glugor to Telok Kumbar.
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    Bomb injures labourer
    26 13 l/'UDAT, Mon. A wartime Japanese bomb 1V exploded here, injuring one labourer, while raeni were clearing and burning undergrowth near the agricultural station.
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    NURSE GETS AWARD FROM PRINCESS ALEXANDRA
    78 13 PRINCESS Alexandra talking with Miss Ah Soo Hoo, of Malaya, a State-registered nurse, when she recently presented prizes and certifii.i.r- .it the East End M.itirnit.% Hospital in Commercial Road. London. Miss Ah received an award for gaining the highest marks in the hospital examination
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    New hospital unit
    26 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government Is to build a thoracic unit at Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Moulmein Road costing more than $500,000
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    Civics contest
    36 13 SINOAPORE. Mon.— Some 120 students from 35 secondary schools Till praticipatr in the National Day inter-school civic knowledge competition, organised by the Chinese YMCA. at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.
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    15 hurt in wake of gang invasion'
    131 13 SINGAPORE, Monday. ABOUT 30 screaming gangsters armed with A parangs and kanda sticks yesterday afternoon rushed into a Kampong Tiong Bahru coffeeshop patronised by members of a rival gang and savagely attacked the 15 customers inside. Before the men in the shop got
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    Variety show for King's birthday
    69 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An all community variety show. ■Pusparagam Keputeraan". will be held at the Lake Gardens here on Wednesday at 8 pjn. In honour of the birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Film stars P. Ramlee and Che Saloma, with radio and television stars
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    School concert
    38 13 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Minister for National Development.. Dato Lim KUn San. will review the parade and attend the variety concert 10 be held by the AngloChinese School tomorrow morning in conjunction with the National Day celebrations.
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    Ministry's reply to the teachers' —union—
    148 13 Ministry's reply to the teachers' union SINGAPORE, Mon. The Education Ministry has told the Singapore Teachers' Union that It would be given an. opportunity to make representations when the Government sets up a Salaries Commission to review the entire salary structure of the public services The Ministry said this In
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    GOVT URGED TO GRANT MUNICIPAL STATUS TO SEREMBAN
    145 13 GOVT URGED TO GRANT MUNICIPAL STATUS TO SEREMBAN Mon. Seremban Town Council has appealed to the Negri Sembilan State Government for com p 1 etc municipal status. The president of the Town Council, Mr. P. Gurnam Singh GUI, told the Straits Times that with municipal status the council would have
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    Lions Club lunch
    24 13 PENANG. Mon. The Lions Club of Penang will hold a lunch meeting at the Town House Hotel at 1 p.m. tomorrow.
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    One man's generosity: 25 may become engineers
    148 13 IfUALA LUMPUR. Mon. "■—Twenty-five young men from the East Coast States are to be sent to Japan shortly to be trained in boat engineering, it was stated today. The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Cooperatives. Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl, said this was made
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    Diplomat leaves
    27 13 KUALA LUMPOR. Mem— Mr Chalerm Watana-Prida. the Second Secretary at the Thai Embasx* here, left for Bangkok today after completing his three-year term of service.
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    Four-State tour by recruiting team
    222 13 A RECRUITING team of the Malaysian Armed Forces will visit centres in Kedah, Penang, Perak and Johore from June 5 to 19 to select 400 men for training at Port Dickson and Kuala Lumpur. Recruits are required for the Royal Malaysian Air Force, the Federation
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    EGYPT'S MARKETING CENTRE MAKES BIG PROGRESS
    297 14 EGYPT'S MARKETING CENTRE MAKES BIG PROGRESS COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS... By OUR MARKET STAFF „> 2 THE United Arab Republic's central marketing board in Singapore is making big progress as a trade promotion centre. In the eight months of its existence, the board has helped considerably in putting Egyptian and
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    66 14 MR. ABE SILAS. 42 (above), a senior assistant in the communications division of Pan American Airways' Singapore office, left by air at the weekend for New York to attend a supervisory training course This is his second trip abroad in line with the policy of training
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    Equipment 'school' Cor tractor men
    110 14 A FIVE-DAY field training school was b»ld last week for sales and service staff from all over Malaysia by United Engineers Ltd.. Malaysian distributors Tor International Harvester Construction Equipment products. The total value of the equipment displayed exceeded 51. 5 million. The school finished the
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    FORD CHIEF SEES BIG GROWTH PROSPECTS
    102 14 FORD CHIEF SEES BIG GROWTH PROSPECTS rpHE marketing consultant i- of Ford's Overseas Operations. Mr. R. C. Ruske. who spent 11 days in Malaya and Singapore, said that "there are very great growth possibilities for business in this area." Mr. Ruske said that the Malaysian economy "looks good and sound
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    Service to Osaka
    26 14 Thai International has extended its Royal Orchid Jet Service t< O.saka. Japan, from June 1. as an Intermediate stop between Tokyo and Taipeh
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    Americans offer science research services
    187 14 Americans offer science research services AN American com- pany. Dunlap and Associates, Inc.. plans to establish a centre in Malaysia to provide scientific reaearch services. A top representative of the company, Mr. Mansfred Asrican, spent two weeks tj» Singapore studying local conditions and meeting businessmen to discuss the proposition. Mr.
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    A director's study tour
    65 14 The director of H.O. Kailey and Co. (M) Ltd.. Mrs. Gloria Lie. Is making a study tour of Helene Curtis International's factories and marketing organisations In Europe. Britain, the United States and Japan. She has been away for about a month. H. G. Kailey and Co.
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    Hong Kong order
    28 14 West Oennany has on order from Hong Kong (or one million pair? of rubber canvas shoes worth about HKt3.000.000. the Scjth China horning Port rererted.
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    GERMAN FIRM SEEKS BIG TV SHARE
    122 14 YIR. T. FLUEHR, area sales manager of Schaub Lorenz, the loading manufacturers of television receivers in Germany, toured Malaysia recently to study the market with a view to consolidating the company's position here. Malaysia is Schaub-Lorenz's biggest television market In the Far East, and
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    40 makers in pharmaceutical show
    116 14 MORE than 40 pharmaceutical manufacturers from all over the world will participate n an exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore during Pharmacy Week, beginning on Saturday. These manufacturers will demonstrate the latest con- trlbutions of their research .scientists to the progress of medicine and
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    72 16 MELBOURNE. Moo. IndusI trials improved on the Stock i Exchange here today. eRA Man* Mount Isa 40/9 N Broken Rill (10t.) 38/8 Ampol 11/5 Autt. Con. Ind. 60/9 AuKt. Pap. Manuf. 35/4 B.H.P 56/10 Carrie 6/3 Colonial Sugar 83/10 G. J. Coles 18/Herald 55/4 Humes 88/9 1.C1.A.N.Z. 52/4
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    237 16 SHIPS lying atonfSMs the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today art: Victoria 1/2. Servaaskerk 4/5, Madison Lloyd 6/7. Straat Banka 13/14, Ajax 15/16. Gorgon. 19, Kmpire Klttlwake 21/22. Jeppeneo Maerak 23/ 24. Walrimu 29/30. Tooaberg 31/32. Atiterjor 33/34. Keerktng 35/36. Abbekerk 3R/39. Northern Venture 40/41, Olenearn 42/43.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    200 16 (OFFICIAL (JUOTAIIONS) June 1. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Xii'i'tead 13 cttk M Box B) CtS. Dunlopa 16 eta. M Container* is eta. citj Oev. «cv. Me Aimer 14 eta. Smelters eta. Invest. 15 eta. Mao 17 eta. 0.C.8.C. 22 cts Fed. Dt«p. 14 eta. Rotbman.i U eta. Kitzpatiicka 18
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    88 16 THE Malayan Exchangt Bank't At--1 toeiation made tbete changes in It;- rates to merchanti on Saturday (al! rates to 1100) Now York: buying TT 32 11/16, airmail OD 32 13/16. 00 d/al. 33 1/8 credit hills. 33 i trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 3/8, airmail OT) .1.~)|,
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    AVERA6E PRICES
    12 16 Mary April Rubber: 68.74 ets. 69.07 etc Tins: $532.69 >.., $526.46
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    TASEK LISTED, FAILS TO HOLD STRIKING PRICE
    813 16 From Our Market Correspondent mASEK CEMENT received 1 its listing on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, administering a cold shower to future tender issues by dropping substantially below its striking price of 51.35. First dealings were from $1 25 to $1.20 to $1.21.
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices May 30. June 1. 'Industrials 105.29 105.15 Tins: 130.12 129.84 S rubbers: 105.74 105.74 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    771 16 (COMBINED bttsißCH in the sing-apore and Kuala l.umpur tradine rooms of thp Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in bracket*:. INDUSTRIALS: Bousteid (4,000) 51.76; C.S. Holdings 15,000) 53. 25; Dunl.pt (1.000) 52.34; Ess* ords. 52.73 ■L. %2 .75 SU (1,000) Mi 74. (6,000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 16 JUNK 1. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICK: tti cents (down half a cent). TIN: S.-)40.37* (down llaM). Estimated unofficial offering: 230 tons (unchanKed).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 16 /-HINCSE Produce Exchange, Bltitaper. noon pricot per picul yettwday: Coconut all: bulk *4TJ tellers, drum JJ3OJ sellers. Copra June/July L'K Continent: I'nq'ioted. Pepper: Muntok white SI.IS aelirra, Sarawak white $1324 trilrrn, *ppcmi Sarawak black JJIOS tellers, garbled Lamport black JllO teller*. ASTA UXM RtiMn. Singapore Coconut Oil Mlllort'
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    Tin and rubber prices start week lower
    238 16 fHE WEEK started on the L Penang tin market with a fall of $1.75 a ptcu) to $540.37 i on an unchanged estimated offering of 230 tons. This, however, was nearly $2 a picul better than the preceding Monday. Malayan production in April
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      1178 17 i Continued from Page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT w nrrf» M (Min.)— Box St et: txtrm WANTED COOO FEMALE Cantonese m cook for Chinese family of eight p WillinK to pay good salary. Ring Spore 6 > >n73 after 9 a.m. ENGLISH SPEAKING WAITRESSES Wanted Any nationality. Apply per- w tonally
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      1019 17 SITUATIONS VACANT ii Wort* SI Mm. t— Box It ett tmtrm WANTED AN EXPERIENCED Texlle man with knowledge of Malaysian markets for Indenting purposes. Apply >.O. Box No. 093. Penang. WANTIO IMMEDIATELY (male/ emalei house to house canvassing nth attractive commission! Apply peronally to 47, River Valley Road, Ingapore. BRITISH
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      1041 17 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE '< *or«» $i i Min.)— Box eU cxtre VACANT LAND at Amber Koad suitable for flats terrace bouse* $9 per *q. rt Enquiries to Box AsBbi S.T. Spore. VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND at Mountbatten Road 16,000 Sq. Kt. Full i Details Apply 47 Telok Ayer Street Spore
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      777 17 BOATS, YACHTS FOR SALE to Wort* U (Mln.)-dox it eta. txtrm SMALL FISHING BOAT (covered) built Oay Sens 1962 with 3 HP Johnson Outboard Motor (1962). regularly serviced. $350 o.n o Tel: B'pore ***** 9 a.m. 5 p.m. OFFICE EQUIPMENT to Wort* SI (Min.)— Box i* ,1, extra WHEN YOU
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      798 17 FOR SALE »0 Wort* Si (Min.)— Box It eta. txtrm BLACK ROVER SO late 1956 model 2.000 dollars 0.n.0. Tel. Spore *****. B. A 0. T.V. SETS produce excellent picture and sound. Eastland Trading Co., Singapore *****. CEILING FAN U.K. 60" $11/--per month Inclusive of fixing Sob Swee Teck, Tel:
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      503 17 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) tt Wort* SI (Min.)— Box It et*. txtrt WILL* I LIFETIX BALSAM Is a VVo'ld-Wlde Instant Cur* For Damaged or Ili-Condltloned Hair. Ask Your Favourite Hairdresser or Cosmetic Counter. WI HAVE A super collection of exclusive design In blue/white diamond rings. Cnlons Shins s. established 1W34. Credit
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      410 17 NOTICES KRAMAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend, tbe fifty-ninth, of one shilling (Is. Od.) per stock unit, less income tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due and payable to stockholders on the register on the 17th June.
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      DOUBLE ADIOS DUE FOR WIN IN DIV 3
      321 18 RACING by EPSOM JEEP: Ipoh, Monday T)OUBLE ADIOS, from the bang-in-form local stables of Eddie van Breukelen, should score an overdue win in the fourth race here on Wednesday. The grey has been running good races in the top division of Class
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      IPOH – 2nd DAY
      1270 18 IPOH 2nd DAY CARD KEY A letter after the horses name indicates tha type of going preferred: f fast: g good; s soft: h henvya any. Betting forecast: (SF> strongly fancied (F) fancied. Apprentice allowance: Soaldl, P. K. Leong, Llm and Dragon 3-lb: Nazudi and Chong 5-lb; others 7-lb. Race
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      Mickey rides a cool race
      215 18 JPOH. Mon. Veteran jockey Mickey Donnelly scored his greatest triumph in a long and colourful career when he rode Sungei Wang to victory in the $30,000 Perak Derby over 12f here yesterday, writes EPSOM JEEP. In his young days. Mickey was noted as a "sprint
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      EPSON JEEP'S SPOT LIGHT ON FNCID RUNNERS
      632 18 EPSON JEEP'S SPOT LIGHT ON FNCID RUNNERS RACE 1 BAMANtXTL: Game second to Gay Buccaneer over sif on Sunday; should benefit from that race. SPACE HERO: Working well: showed fair ability last season when second to Bright Melody over 6f at B. Timah and third to Verocette over 5Jf at
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      THE STIPE'S REPORT Apprentice rider is suspended
      313 18 THE STIPE'S REPORT Apprentice rider is suspended IPOH. Moil The MRA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterdays races: KACE 1 In the early stages of the race iUdja Wali pulled very hard and on several occasions had to be checked off the heels of Supersonic. Apprentice Nazudi, who rode Fort Knox,
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      140 18 SOCCEK— Spore Ulv. It Amicables v Chinese Ath. 5.15: RAF Beletar v Sukaramal 7 D-m. (both matches at Jn Bosar) Dl». 2B: Teluk Kurau v Police "A f M:nto v Tengah (both matches at Parrer Pk). Dlv. 2C: SUr Soccerltes v Khalsa (Oeylangi Ipoh Dlv. 1: Shaw
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      MRA accept invitation
      59 18 IPOH. Mon. The MRA have accepted an invitation to send delegates to the fourth Asian Racing Convention to be held in Manila In November. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who Is also Minister for Culture, Youth and Sports, has approved acceptance of the invitation from the
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      1615 18 IN THE HIGH COURT ESTATE OF IN SINGAPORE TAN SOO CUONG DECEASED Originating Petition I NOTICE U hereby given that i No. 7 of 1964 ,11 creditors having claims against IN lhi MATTER OF the above estate of the aboveInr iinMFfi iiurrrn named, late of 1358 C Klebang IDEAL HOMKs
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      1361 18 NOTICES NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE STATE OF SINGAPORE BANKS' ASSOCIATION ITBI.II- WORKS DEPARTMENT. AU members of the above AsTHE LOCAL GOVERNMENT soclation in the State of Singapore INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, will be closed for business on Wed- 1953. nesday 3rd June 1964 being State na> is «r n
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      44 18 SELAMAT PEMBUKAAN PEJABAT BAHARU, Lembaga Letrik Pusat, KOTA BHARU, KELANTAN. Dart KELANTAN:1. Paramount Electric Co., 2. Sin Hong Leong 3 H. A. Omar Electric 4. Chop Kheng Hong 5. Heng Hong 6. Chop Hock Eng. 7. Chop Chuan Seng TRENGGAM. 8. Central Electric Service
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      ENGLAND PICK 'SAFETY FIRST' TEST SIDE
      466 19  - ENGLAND PICK 'SAFETY FIRST' TEST SIDE JACK FINGLETON By ONDON, Mon.— There are no great surprises apart from the choice of John Flavell, in the English team for the First Test against Australia which starts on Thursday at Nottingham. The selectors, understandably will want to have a good look at
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      356 19 Malaysia and India draw for the third time HOCKEY INDIA 1 MALAYSIA 1 Chandigarh, Monday pOR THE THIRn TIME in the series, Malaysia held India to a draw in the fifth hockey Test played at Chandigarh, the capital of Punjab state, yesterday. So India remain two-up in the seven-match series,
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      Billy keeps title
      84 19 KUVNG, Mon.— Billy Yap retained the men's singles title in the Selangor Coast Club tennis championships yesterday. In the final Yap beat David Slew 3-6. 6-1. 7-6. David, a promising youngster, held three match points in the deciding set. Yap. however, drew on his experience to clinch
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      SWIMMING Filipinos cry off from meet
      146 19 SWIMMING Filipinos cry off from meet SINGAPORE. Mon.— Philippine* 1 have withdrawn from the swimming meet with Thailand and Malaysia to be held at the Singapore Swimming Club Pool. Tanjong Rhu. on Saturday and Sunday. Philippines have cabled the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association, organisers for the meet, to say they
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      RAZAK ACCEPTS
      36 19 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Malaysian Amateur Wrestling Federation today announced that Tun Abdul Razak. the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister and president of the Olympic Council of Malaysia, has accepted an Invitation to h<» their patron-ln-chief
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      BAR v POLICE A game of cricket to promote goodwill
      304 19 BAR v POLICE A game of cricket to promote goodwill KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Members of the S*»langor Police and the Selangor Bar are to foster good relationships and better understanding through sport. Mr. R. Rarnanl, doyen of the Malayan Bar and Malaysia's deputy permanent delegate to the United Nations, has
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      CRICKET WILLIAMS MAY SOLVE SELECTORS' PROBLEM
      173 19 CRICKET WILLIAMS MAY SOLVE SELECTORS' PROBLEM SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore cricketers who meet Johore in their second MCA tournament match at Johore Bahru this weekend showed good form in yesterday's SCA league programme. The player who attracted the most attention was former Singapore opening batsman Colin Williams, who hit a sparkling
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      Majid goal saves point
      118 19 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Blue Rovers dropped their first point in six outings when they were held to 1-1 draw by Arsenal In their SAFA league Div. 2A match at Farrer Park today. Rovers, with three Singapore Malaya Cup players Majid Ariff. Mohamed All and Sahar Husselr.. were
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      NSBA OFFICIALS
      58 19 SEREMBAN. Mon Negrl Sembilan Badminton Association officials President Quek Kal Dong: vice-presidents Lee Boon Hun Tan Leu Chons P K. Val lob. N Sellathamby. M Chong Ngan Pong. J. Menees; secretary Tham Beng Thai; assistant sec retarv D. Khoo; treasurer Pol Keun Onn: auditor M O. Rate shan;
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      S'GOR XI HELD
      51 19 PENANG. Mon. A Penans Malays Invitation XI and aSe langor selection drew 2-2 In a friendly soccer match at the City Stadium here today Selanuor led 2-1 at half time with goals by Stanley Gabrielle wh!!e Hassanuddin scored for Malays, whose second goal was netted by Ibrahim
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      263 19 SOCCER JERUSALEM, Mon. South Korea beat Hong Kong 1-0 yesterday In the final round of the Asian Cup competition. Outside-right Kemusoo scored the winning goal six minutes from time. MANILA: Kltchee, the Hong Kong League champions, beat a "Nations United" selection comprising British. Spanish and Filipino players,
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      52 19 r. X-.KI in vi.i IMB Irophy Men Ipoh 82 K. Kangsar 60; women Dmdings 67 Chemor— S« Slput 37. CKICKET Strahan Trophy (Seremban): Negri Cevlonese Youths bt Pt Dickson Garrison by 7 wkts Garrison 96 (Dulip 44. P. Patel 5-20. E. Yawan»r«Jah 3-15) Cevlonese 103-3 (Surjit 32. C. Navaratnam 30
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      55 19 2-18 SOCCr.K Ipoh Div. 2: Pk River Hydro 3 C. Kintiine 3; Div. 3: Ipoh Youngsters 5 DID 4. L. Perak Div. 1: Sg Bemam 3 Stars XI 0. Malacca Div. 2: Kubu Utd 5 Broadcasting 0 Friendly (P. BunUr): Qovt. Services 4 Methodi&t Secondary 2. HOCKLV— Ipoh ko lournej.
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    718 20 Make reasonable profits but not at expense of public by operating old vehicles that are dangerous, he says SINGAPORE, Monday. yilE Minister ol Transport. Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today warned bus companies in Singapore not to take "unfair advantage" of the public's dependence on
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    60 20 KUCHING. Mon. Chinese detainees in Kuching detention camp today staged a 24-hour hunger strike to protest against the withdrawal of privileges by the Government last week. A Government statement last week said privileges of 78 detainees in two out of the four blocks in the camp
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    Music examiner
    31 20 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. Sidney lecturer in music at the University of Manchester, has been appointed external examiner of the Trinity College of Music. London, tor this year's Singapore examinations.
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    38 20 CHOON C.OAN CHINESE SCHOOL > kno" n i Mi. ;mn HUH :.ft.r mild n* r i 1 1 tl xnd. Now na» r»t«n:..l Mtar| l» vrry 111 «t*vin. «Ik r .unit, at No 15; L«- I'.nn.i Mir* 14
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    62 20 PEKING. Mon.— Thousands of l^eople greeted President Abdullah al-Sallal of the Yemen when lie arrived in Peking by air today, the New China News Agency reported. President Salliil ivlio i> leading a Yemeni delegation, was met at the airport by the Chinese Premier. Chou En-Lai, ana the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    357 20 LONDON. Mon. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: GILTEDGED Consol 2'i'< £4015,16xd —3 16 Funding 4Vi £93 -k -,-X War 3';', £56 a —1/16 BANKS Chartered 49 7* /3 Hongkong £21 U INSURANCE Commercial Union 44 3 Prudentials £23 Royal 35 RAILS jCan.
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    175 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Japanese beauties one a film star and the other a dancer are now in Singapore to make personal stage appearances in conjunction with the screening of a Japanese film at the Odeon this week. The girls are Miss Mitzuko Kusabue, 30,
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    118 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. After treating his friends to dinners at a night-club on three occasions, Mohammed Amid bin Ibrahim, 39. Issued dud cheques when presented with the bills, a magistrate's court was told today In the dock was Mohammed, who pleaded guilty to three
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