Eastern Sun, 23 May 1967

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  • Title Section
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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 301 Tuesday> 23 May 1967. MC (P) 2251 KDIM 2660 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon DAY OF MOB VIOLENCE
    469 1 Curfew in Hong Kong Police use teargas HONG KONG MON. REUTER THE GOVERNMENT today imposed cur£ew on most of Hong Kong Island following a renewed wave oS rioting here. This is the first time that curfew is imposed here since riotings erupted in Kowloon last May
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    Lock icon A dead city with curfew on
    79 1 HONG KONG Mon. (Reuter) Hong Kong Island was a dead city tonight with a dusk to dawn curfew in force following a day of police clashes w'ith rioting Chinese and proCommunist demonstrators. Shots were fired for the first time in more than a week
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    Lock icon U THANT FLIES TO CAIRO FOR TALKS
    235 1 United Nations, New York, Mon. (HeuferJUnited Nations Secretary-General U. Thant flies to Cairo tonight for crucial talks with President Nasser on the possibility of keeping some form of U.N, presence in the troubled Middle East. Informed sources here expect him to discuss with
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    Lock icon Tunku leaves for Japan today
    130 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Prime Minister's Department today announced the officials who would accompany Tunku Abdul Rahman to Japan. They include: Mr. Thong Yaw Hong. Deputy Secretary and Head of Economic Planning Unit. Prime Minister's Department., Haji Nik Hassan bin Abdul Rahman. Private Secretary to
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    Lock icon Train crashes: 22 killed
    81 1 MADRAS India. Mon. (Reuter) Twenty two passengers were killed and 6 injured when a passenger express train went off the rails last night near Kuppam. 170 miles from Madras, according to reports reaching railway headquarters here. The express, travelling from Bangalore to Chochin Harbour, left the
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    Lock icon 13 killed in stores' fire
    311 1 BRUSSELS, Mon. (Reuter) At least 13 people were feared killed in a huge blaze in Brussels' most popular shopping centre which gutted two multiple stores. All fire brigades in the Brussels district immediately rushed to the scene, but could not control the fire which was
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    Lock icon Diplomat Hewitt ordered to leave Shanghai
    263 1 PEKING, Mon. (Router)— China today announced the closure of the office of the British diplomat in Shanghai and ordered the diplomat, Mr. Peter Hewitt, to leave the city within 48 hours. The decision was announced to the British Charge d'Affaires here today "in view
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon A unifying symbol
      645 2 Tan arrives with a big smile to address youths TAN: SOME OF THE MOST STABLE COUNTRIES ARE THOSE WITH CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHIES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's reasons for upholding the principle of constitutional monarchy, which had contributed to making a stable nation in an unstable world, had been
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      Lock icon Chess prize giving
      44 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister of Defence, Dr. Goh Kent? Swee, will present prizes to winners of the 1967 Singapore Chess Championship and other various junior tournaments on Saturday (Mav 27). The prize-giving will be held at the YMCA Hall. Orchard Road.
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      Lock icon Future of base concerns Malaysia says RAAF Chief
      261 2 PENANG, Mon. The future of the R.A.A.F. base in Butterworth will always be a matter for the Malaysian Government, but the question of additional squadrons of Mirage jets will be a matter between the Malaysian and Australian Governments. This was stated by
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      Lock icon German cultural film show
      99 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The German Embassy here in collaboration with the Adult Education Board has organised a special screening of selected German cultural and musical films. It will be held at the Cultural Centre Theatre. Canning Rise, at 8 p.m. on May 24. The film show will
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      Lock icon 'Reds capitalise on any single mistake'
      68 2 IPOH, Mon. Communists are always ready to capitalise on any single mistake and fundamental fallibility of democracy to exploit each failure as a means of taking over the reigns of Government. This was stated by the secretary of the Democratic Action Party, Ipoh branch,
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      Lock icon SALUTE TOO, BY DEBBIE, TWO
      102 2 A two-year old. Debbie Arnott. stole the show when «ne too gave a salute behind the man on the dais all because her dad, Cpl. David Arnott, was among the Royal Air Force men marching by. It happened while Air Vice-Marshal P. de Le Cheminant.
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      Lock icon Housewife's fatal slip
      50 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A 22-vear-old housewife and expectant mother. G Sadarnambul, was drowned in a well behind her house at 5J mile Klane Road yes- terday. She was about to draw water from the well when she slipped and fell In Her sister. Satalechemy. discovered her body.
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      Lock icon Durian seller gets year's jail
      334 2 JUDGE: LAW FROWNS ON USE OF KNIFE: IPOH, Mon. A quarrel between two hov s i ed a stabbing fatality between two championing their cause, Mr. Justice Tan s r j M a n Intyre in the High Court here was told toda\ A durian
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      Lock icon Stamps display
      74 2 SINGAPORE, Mon.-The monthly Stamps Display v this month, whi h it «v.-. sored by the Singapore Ph> latelic Society, will be h*"on May 28 at 411. Besar Road, Top F oor. frorr 11 a.m. to 4.30 p m The stamps o n display will include the early and
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      Lock icon WESAK DAY
      249 3 Thousands expected to take part in procession at Penang KUALA LUMPUR, Mo n. Buddhist flags a-flutter from tempos throughout the land today—eve of Wesak day celebrations. In Penang, about, 20,000 Buddhist devotees are expected to take part in the annual flower and fag procession on Wesak day tomorrow,
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      Lock icon Town of 8,000 has no telephone
      207 3 TEMOH Mon. It can b* ten Inconvenient and d mes highly disastnai fifing in an area not have a single public phone booth. And that's exactly what the MW p p ople in this township and the nearby ire finding out for thpniselves. For
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      Lock icon Few malaria cases only – Official
      49 3 Few malaria cases only Official aw- Mon, Health ■«Jonties here today der" here was ever a serious outbreak of malaria during past fe w months, either Tanjong Malim or the Padang districts. he admitted there a few isolated malaria which rt T' brought to the notice K health authorities.
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      Lock icon LOTTERY MAN FINED $250
      32 3 \i* A IPAR Mon —Ng Soi 24, was today fined $250 rc gist rate's Court 'p when he pleaded guilty Perating a public lottery 6 new village on
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      Lock icon RAZAK CALLS FOR GREATER EFFORTS
      177 3 TELOK DATOK, Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said the nation had made two important achievements since its independence 10 years ago. Firstly, the country had achieved stability, strengthening the unity among the various races in the races in the country. This was
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      Lock icon Minister visits aborigine settlement
      291 3 KUALA KUBU BAHRU, Mon. The Minister of Lands and Mines, Enche Abdul Rahman Ya'kub Al-Haj, this morning paid nis first official visit to the aborigine settlement here. He was shown around the 20-acre settlement by the Assistant Protector of Aborigines, Selangor. Enche Marzuki bin Suleiman. The
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      Lock icon ANNUAL FLOWER DAY
      75 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malayan Association for the Blind is holding its annual flower day on June 3 throughout the country. Artificial flowers and plastic car licence windscreen stickers will be sold the flowers for any donation and the car licence Stickers at $l/- eachThe chairman, Dato
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      Lock icon Car had false number plates
      43 3 KAMPAR, Mon. Police acting on a "tiD-off" today arrested three men found in possession of a car with false number Dlates at Jalan Idris here today. A few sacks of tin ore were also recovered from the car.
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      Lock icon ROTARIANS TO MEET
      46 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 150 Rotarians and guests from seven countries will attend the 33rd district assembly of Rotary Kelantan, tomorrow and on District 330 in Kota Bharu Wednesday. The countries participating are Singapore Malaysia, Brunei. Thailand, Laos, South Vietnam and Cambodia.
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      Lock icon Border pact with In don Govt
      127 3 KIALA LUMPUR. Mon. d^p a^ n member Malaysian tlr!?! lon led by the of h a lhe Ministry Daurt S e o" air s Dat Nlk uZI b 'n Hajl Nik Mat left clurii J Jakarta to con-w-tu torder agreement 6 Indone lan a
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      Lock icon C'wealth senior officials' meeting
      100 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysia will participate in the Commonwealth sen:or officials meeting to be held in Nairobi, Kenya, from May 26 to June 6. The Malaysian delegation will consist of: Enche Abdullah b- Ali, Charge d* Affaires at Addis Ababa (leader)., Mr. Wong Kum Choon. Principal
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      Lock icon PASSPORTS 'TOUTS'
      119 3 $2 men active in Centra MUAR, Mon. Touts are going round Johore "helping" local residents to get their passports at a fee of $7. This is $2 more than the "official" fee charged by the Immigration authorities. The passport is valid for five years. For an extra $2,
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      Lock icon MEDALS, ANG POW FOR 10
      106 3 IPOH, Mon. Long service medals with an "ANG POW" (red packet) of $lOO each were presented to ten employees of Messrs. Fr&ser and Neave at an annual staff dinner at the Hong Kong restaurant here last night. The presentation was made by Mrs. Khoo Boon
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      Lock icon Traffic lights for Jesselton
      66 3 JESSELTON. Mon. The Ministry of Communications and Works has authorised the installation of Jesselton's first set of traffic lights. Disclosing this today, a spokesman of the Ministry said the lights. costing $25,000 would be set up at three points at the junction of Tuaran Road. Many
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      Lock icon KOH SENG REFUSED BAIL
      88 3 PENANG. Mon. The Second Magistrate, Enche Ahmad Fairuz. today refused bail to 22-year-old Chuah Koh Seng, who was charged with disnonestly retaining a stolen "Volvo" car, valued at $12,000. The car belonged to Mr. Edward Tan of Chor Sin Kheng Road. It was recovered by the
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      Lock icon Vice-Principal: I was set upon with iron pipes
      548 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Vice-Principal of the Chinese High School, Mr. Teh Kim Fott, today told a District Court how he was set upon by seven or eight students ormed with iron pipes when he tried to disperse a group of students at
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      Lock icon Mentioned in despatches
      169 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Royal Air Force Acting Corporal Norman Johnson, who is stationed at RAF, Chansi, has been mentioned in despatches for his work of interrogating Indonesians captured during confrontation. Acting Corporal Johnson wa s for more than a year the only RAF member of a joint services
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      Lock icon Public lecture
      94 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Department of Extramural Studies, University of Singapore, in collaboration with the Fadulty of Law, is organising a public lecture on "Comparative Law and the Reception of Legal Systems" by Professor C.J. Hamson. The lecture will be held at the New Lecture Theatre No. 1, University
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      Lock icon Caltex President feted at grand reception
      188 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Caltex Oil Malaysia Limited tonight gave a grand reception at the Four Lions Restaurant, Hotel Singapura, in honour of its visiting President, Mr. F. W. Zingaro, from the United States. Mr. Zingaro is also the President or Caltex Oil (Asia) Limited and
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      Lock icon 2 women lose gold chains
      86 4 PENANG, Mon. Two women were robbed of their jewellery in separate incidents in town during the week-end. The first victim, a housewife, Amarjit Kaur (20> of Batu Gajah. had her gold chain valued at $2OO snatched away by a man. She was walking with her
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      Lock icon 350 pilgrims returning to S'pore May 25
      64 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. About 350 pilgrims on board the "ANSHUN", will arrive here on May 25 at 9 a.m. at Godowns 42/43This is the fourth and the last ship to carry pilgrims home from Mecca. There are about 1.200 pilgrims aboard the sh:p. Most
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      Lock icon Taking up TV job in HK
      90 4 SIN G APORE. M on. A former TV Singapura producer, Mr. Robert Chua, leaves for Hon* Kong on Wednesday to take up a top TV job in the Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Ltd. Mr. Chua who joined TV Singapura only six months ago, will
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      Lock icon TOBACCO KILN GUTTED
      21 4 IPOH, Mon A tobacco k:ln n Lenggong was gutted by fire vesterday. The damage is estimated around $2,000.
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      Lock icon • Mr. and Mrs. David U Kwok Fai pictured after their marriage on Sunday. Mr. David U, who is the bar manager of Trader Vic's of London Hilton, England, is on vacation in Singapore. Mrs.*U, the former Shirley Chong Yeow Tee, is a London-trained beautician, who runs her own beauty salon in Singapore.
      52 4 Mr. and Mrs. David U Kwok Fai pictured after their marriage on Sunday. Mr. David U, who is the bar manager of Trader Vic's of London Hilton, England, is on vacation in Singapore. Mrs.*U, the former Shirley Chong Yeow Tee, is a London-trained beautician, who runs her own beauty salon
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      Lock icon Gian Singhs' Managing Director wins counter suit
      289 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Justice Chua today awarded judgment in favour of Mr. Balwant Singh, Managing Director of Gian Singhs, in a counter claim suit brought by him against his elder brother, Mr. Inder Singh. The Judgment was for the sum, if any, found
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      Lock icon Transport Union meeting
      29 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. —The Public Daily-Rated Transport Workers Union will hold its general meeting on May 2 at the AUPE Union's branch, Farrer Park, at 1.00 p.m
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      Lock icon Khir Johari heads Inter-religious body
      184 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Education Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, will now head the Malaysia Interreligious Organisation which has been functioning for the last ten years since its inception as Council for Inter-faith Co-operation. At the annual meeting of the Malaysian Council for Inter-faith
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      Lock icon Orchard Road one-way system 'a success'
      477 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Public Work* Depart, ment said tonight that it has been proved "bv farts and figures" that the implementation of the onetraffic system in Orchard Road is a success" A statement today said that a journey time survey wag carried out recently
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      Lock icon Postponed
      33 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. T* lecture by Professor G Bartholomew, Dear, of Faculty of Law. University of Singapore, on "Legal Aspects of Industrial Health" scheduled for tomorrow at 8.15 p.m., has been postponed indefinitely.
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      Lock icon A symbol of industrial progress — Esso's $27 million Ammonia and Sulphur Plant, the first of its kind in Malaysia, at Port Dickson The dedication ceremony of the plant was held last Saturday. The Minister for Commerce & Industry, Malaysia, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, spoke at the ceremony.
      49 13 A symbol of industrial progress Esso's $27 million Ammonia and Sulphur Plant, the first of its kind in Malaysia, at Port Dickson The dedication ceremony of the plant was held last Saturday. The Minister for Commerce Industry, Malaysia, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, spoke at the ceremony. Eastern Sun pix.
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      Lock icon $2 m Fisheries College to be near Batu Maung
      298 13 PENANG, Mon. —A 72.6-acre site neor Batu Maung has been chosen for the setting up of a $2 million Fisheries College which will train technicians and promote the development of the fishing industry in Malaysia. This was disclosed by the Chief
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      Lock icon Income tax offenders fined
      118 13 KUANTAN. Mon. Madam Lam Yoke Yeng of 21, Wall Street, here was fined $2OO/- In the Magistrate's Court for failing to furnish a return of income with other particulars as set out in the notice for the year of assessment 1966 Mohd. Mohtar bin Dato Mahmood,
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      Lock icon CUEPACS deplores Govt's unilateral decision
      644 13 14-DAY ULTIMATUM... KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Congress Council of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the public and civil services today served a 14-day ultimatum on the Government for the resolution of four outstanding issues, particularly that which prohibits staff organisations from circulating or
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      Lock icon Ching goes to UK for training
      168 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. Ching Tow Fah. a Management Trainee of Dunlop Malayan Industries Limited, will leave here on Thursday, June 1, for a comprehensive training course on Rubber Technology. in England. He becomes the 30th member of Dunlop Malayan Industries Limited to be
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      Lock icon KHIR IN SABAH TO STUDY 'RIFT'
      81 13 KUALA LUMPUR. M6n. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. today left for Saban with an open mind to study the political 'rift' between UPKO United Pasokmomogun Kadaza n Organisation and USNO United Saban National Organisation. Enche Khir, who is a member of
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      Lock icon Signed that Malaysia, France air pact
      265 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An air services agreement was signed between Malaysia and France at the Ministry of Transport today. The agreement, drawn up in the National Lan guage, was signed by the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir, on behalf of
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      Lock icon PETER CHIN HEADS TEAM OF PLANNERS
      220 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. James Peter Chin, Advertising Manager of Dunlop Malayan Industries Limited, has been elected Chairman of the Central Co-ordinating Committee of the 6th Asian Advertising Congress which will be held in Malaysia and Singapore in June, next year. Mr. Chin will
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      Lock icon JACKIE TOPS CLASS
      67 13 Mr. Jackie Lim of Lufthansa German Airlines in Kuala Lumpur, has topped a class of more than 20 People from Lufthansa offices around the world, in a recent examination at Hamburg, Germany. The examination was held at the end of an advanced tariff training course for the
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      81 4 "Even more Cathay Pacific Big-jets between Singapore and Taipei jm s^.. M f Take uourpicli Take one of our daily through jet services to Taipei. Or stop over in Hong Kong. Then jet from Hong Kong to Taipei —2 jets every day Tuesday through Sunday (one on Monday). CaH your
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      43 4 SPORE V 'it ***TK>jP? DJARY 5 p.m. Victoria Theatre: Vesak day celebration, organised by the Singapore Buddhist joint Vesak Celebration committee. AB .WHO WAS THAT GUY I SAW .Ycuvkth vast night? 3TT; SE YOU UKE HIKV.) \EAH. \/MEN HE. SHUDDUPS UN& 1 t
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  • Boutique
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      Lock icon OUTFITS THAT WILL DAZZLE YOU!
      488 5  -  THIS week's articles in BOUTIQUE a re written by our staff reporters PATRICIA reporters PATRICIA CHAN and MADELEINE NATHAN. (VOW what a collection Caftans, cullottes, hostess gowns, modernised versions of fcaju kurongs, formals, a-go-go gears all these are some of the 16 outfits to be
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      Lock icon Y.W.C.A. 'dates'
      116 5 ARE you bored with nothing to do? Looking around for fun? Are you interested in people? Knowing what other people are doing? Have you got a fancy for fascinating hobbies? Just drop a line to the Y.W.C.A. and they'll take care of all your spare time for you!
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      Lock icon RECIPES
      330 5  -  By P.C. HOW do tou make sandThe usual way is to ha\e a slice of chee>e. or whatever filling you want it to be, put between two slices of bread and cut into triangular shapes. Bit here s a sandwich prepirffi attractively in an entirely different style. It is
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      Lock icon Stop wearing the same hairdo
      290 5  -  By. M.N. "POUR hairdo's are bet- ter than one. Try them on the girl you see in your mirror then yet ready to wow the men in your life at those late evening socials! You feel as good as you look, you know that! And
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      Lock icon CARE OF COSTUME JEWELLERY
      245 5  -  By: Mary Sue Miller. WHAT is the first thing that turns green in the W spring? "Christmas jewellery," says an old joke book. Of course no such quip can be made about our present-day costume jewellery. A good piece is fashioned to withstand wear, tear and
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      Lock icon FASHION TITBITS
      443 5 UNLIKE clothes, shoes have to be started many months ahead of a season, because they begin with the wooden forms called "lasts." on which they are made, and the heels which must be turned out In quantity to go with those lasts. So look to last and heel
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      83 5 HI We've got quite a page today, haven't we Pictures and more pictures and tips to give you sparkling ideas on dress-sense and hair-sense Suggestions on how to make eating a delight and not a must routine. This week we have a rolled pork sandwich with a novel twist. And
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      3567 6 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Pulau Pinang. 6 Ipoh and Melaka 3/10 Johore Singapore 4 Taiping 7 Batu Pahat 9 Kluang a TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL 5 and 8 YOUR TV AND T. V. MALA YSIA May 23—Ma29 Tuesday MAY 23 PM. TIMEX-TIME 5.45 OPENING ANNCT. Programme Summary 5.50 NEWS
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon 'More S'pore private students in NZ than official ones'
      374 7 W'KLLING, Mon.. (Reuter) More private from Singapore are entering New Zealand r formal education than State supported students, Vfi-ordine '<> th High Comnussioner for Singapore i. \>w Zealand, Mr. K. M. Byrne. I In an interview herp tr>- In an interview
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      Lock icon Japan opens fifth technical aid centre
      122 7 < neuter)— ive technical j iths from dev.Ties was in a ceremony n adjacent city Japan. is the fifth of e built by the Technical Agency under government 0 f ntribiltion to developments and Latin .—j r countries, A m -.-esrrar. said. Intemation tre,
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      Lock icon 'Over my dead body'
      149 7 Gall and Gaulle t BONN*. Mon. (UPI) ,T Germany is convinced French President Charles would "close rope an Comm Market rather than let Br.'ain join, a top-govern-ment sc r sa d yesterday, ellor Kurt Kiesinar.d Fore gn Minister J:.:7 Brandt are known to h entry and
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      Lock icon China takes mini bite at Soviet mini-skirt
      105 7 p Mon. (Reuter) r ian mini-skirts at a fashion show pro- fresh blast against Cr„ Revisionism" from T es e critics today. ti'/r'n e,v .China News from 1 in a dispatch < London that the Rusv.;r a>hlon show was "ans r vivid instance
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      Lock icon The wives of the diplomats at the Malaysian High Commission in London rerently presented a display of Malaysian customs and dress. The presentation included an example of a traditional Malay wedding. Here a dance called Silat — the ancient art of selfdefence which survives as a folk dance is being staged. The display was for the benefit of a number of British women's societies.
      65 7 The wives of the diplomats at the Malaysian High Commission in London rerently presented a display of Malaysian customs and dress. The presentation included an example of a traditional Malay wedding. Here a dance called Silat the ancient art of selfdefence which survives as a folk dance is being staged.
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      Lock icon Intelsat to put up another telstar
      132 7 TOKYO. Mon. (Reuter) The Interim Communications Satellite Committee (ICSC) decided at a meeting here today to launch another communications satellite over the Pacific later this year, A spokesman for the committee announced. The satellite, the Intelsat 2F4, is the fourth in the Intelsat II
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      Lock icon 'UN should exert pressure on tense Middle East'
      222 7 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) General Earle Wheeler, Jr., chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, yesterday suggested the United Nations start 'exerting a little pressure" to allay tensions aroused in the Middle East. Speaking on television (ABC-Issu and Answers), Gen Wheeler explained he
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      Lock icon American Arab-Jew fight in park
      68 7 SAN FRANCISCO. California, Mon. (Reuter) Police today stopped a fist fight between about 100 Arabs and 1,500 Jews in the Golden Park here. The Jews had gathered at the park bandstand to celebrate Israeli Freedom Day when the Arabs, carrying placards with anti-Jewish slogans, moved
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      Lock icon Ice-dancing champ hurt in 30-ft. fall
      72 7 LONDON Mon (UPI) Bernard Ford, reigning British, European and world ice-dancing Champion, fell more than 30 feet from a window ledge and injured a leg, hospital spokesmen said today* Ford, 19, was trying to climb into a second floor window of a house at
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      Lock icon US soldiers killed in DMZ bomb blasts in Seoul
      277 7 SEOUL, Mon. (AP) Two U.S. soldiers were killed and 18 others, including two South Korean soldiers, injured early today when several explosions shattered their barracks near the demilitarised zone of Korea, the United Nations command announced. A command spokesman said the
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      Lock icon Austrian journalist attacked in Hong Kong
      117 7 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) A 58-year-old Austrian journalist who was beaten by Chinese rioters yesterday was reported in good condition today, according to officials of the Austrian consulate. Dr. Otelmut Tuerk told UPI that the victim, Stephen Lenke, of Vienna, was planning to leave
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      Lock icon 'Get entry permits before coming to Britain'
      171 7 LEEDS, England, Mon. (Reuter) A British Government official has urged Commonwealth immigrants living in Britain to advise relations abroad planning to join them to obtain entry certificates before leaving home. Mr. David Ennals. joint Parliamentary Under-Secre-tary at the Home Office said this would
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      Lock icon • U.S. Marines of l/9th dive for cover behind a tank asheavy Communist fire rains down on them during heavy fighting at Phu An about 1 mile south of Con Thien last Saturday.
      34 7 U.S. Marines of l/9th dive for cover behind a tank asheavy Communist fire rains down on them during heavy fighting at Phu An about 1 mile south of Con Thien last Saturday. UPI Photo.
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      231 7 MANILA, Mon. (UPI) Philippine officials moved today to break up the fanatical "Lapiang Malaya" (Freedom Party) throughout the country after a bloody battle with police early yesterday morning that left 33 dead. The 83-year-old defrocked priest who led the movement Valentin de Los Santos
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      148 7 CHICAGO. Mon. (Reuter) At least 10 people, including three policemen, were injured here in street fighting between Negroes and Whites following a memorial service for Black nationalist Leader Malcolm X Police took two hours to disperse the two sides who clashed at a main intersection.
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      198 7 JAKARTA, Mon. (Reuter). —lndonesia is drafting a note to China threatening the suspension of diplomatic relations between the two countries if the Chinese Government does not provide firm guarantees for the safety of Indonesian diplomats in Peking, official sources said today. The sources described
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      122 7 BERLIN. Mon. <AP) East German Foreign Minister Otto Winzer returned home yesterday from a Middle East tour and said he was "more convinced than ever" that his regime's ties with Arab states eventually would be formalized, ADN reported. The official East German
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      52 7 NICOSIA. Mon. (AFP) Cyprus' President. Archbishop Makarios, and its Army chief. General George Grivas today called for Union with Greece in separate messages to King Constantine of the Hellenes. The messages were sent to congratulate the King on his birthday and the birth of a son.
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      203 7 NEW ORLEANS, Mon. (UPI) Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison said tonight that President Kennedy was assassinated by five antiCastro Cubans who assailed Kennedy's handling of the Bay of Pigs invasion. Mr. Garrison told WWL-TV that Lee Harvey Oswald did not shoot Kennedy. He "did not even touch
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      86 7 PARIS, Mon. (UPI) French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) have located a major deposit of uranium ore in the northern part of Niger, informed sources disclosed They said the deposits were located in a sparsely populated desert area 150 miles north of Agades. The CEA was reported
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      573 10 WASHINGTON, Mon. (Reuter). Senator Mike Mansfield (Democrat, Montana) today said the United States should lay the Vietnam problem before the United Nations Security Council. In an interview here the Democratic leader said the Johnson administration should "lay the cards on the security
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      346 10 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI) Dr. Edward Teller, one of the nation's top nuclear scientists, said yesterday the United States not only should deploy an anti-ballistic missile system for itself, but also should distribute it to its allies. Mr Teller said a defensive umbrella against atomic weaponry
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      81 10 PATNA, Bihar State, India, Mon. (Reuter) International Relief agencies are providing one free meal daily to about three million school children and expectant and nursing mothers in faminehit Bihar State, according to official figures today They are among 4,280.000 people supplied with
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      155 10 The JFK probe NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Mon. (Reuter) Five shots were fired here at a car in which Gordon Novel, wanted witness in Mr. Jam Garrison's Kennedy assassination probe, was sitting yesterday, police reported. Novel, 29-year-old former New Orleans night club operator was seated in
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      336 10 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter). —An official stand carrying American Ambassador Charles Bohlen, a French government Minister and more than 30 officials collapsed with comic opera slowness during a ceremony at Le Bourget airport here yesterday. One minute the officials, including a dozen
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      76 10 38 arrests in rock-n-rioting SAN DIEGO. California, Mon. (UPI) Thirty-eight persons, most of them juveniles, were arrested late yesterday during a mob scene downtown. Nearly 100 officers were rushed to the scene to quell the disturbance which broke out during a performance by a rock n roll group. The incident
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      61 10 TOKYO. Mon. (Reuter) An earth tremor with a maximum intensity of three on the Japanese scale of seven shook central Japan at around 11.42 a.m. (0242 GMT) today, the central meteorological agency said. The epicentre was 6C kilometres underground near the mid-stream of Tone river East
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      249 10 PARTLY OUR PROBLEM' PHILADELPHIA, Mon. (Reuter) Nobel prizewinning novelist Pearl Buck yesterday announced she was leaving her one million dollar estate to a foundation established to aid the children of American fathers and Asian mothers. Miss Buck. 75 next
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      42 10 PEKING: Americans Sidney Ritternberg (left) and author Anna Louise Strong (centre) are Joined by an unidentified woman Communist leader as they march during May day celebrations. Enormous crowds turned out in Peking 's Chung Shan park for the annual event. UPI photo
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      323 10 S. American tour BUENOS AIRES, Mon. (UPI). Japan s Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Miehiko, looking rested after a weekend at a cattle Tanch, returned yesterday to this capital aboard the presidential plane "libertad" (liberty or freedom). When the turbo-prop Avro 748 bearing
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      162 10 LONDON. Mon. (AP) Mick Jagger. leader of England's Rolling Stones pop group, told the nation on television last night that the fans sometimes make him feel violent and "I quite often want to smash up the microphone or something." Jagger, 23. described the emotions of his
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      64 10 TOKYO. Mon. (Reuter) Car park attendant Megumi Iwai missed a parkins bay in his multilevel car park and instead drove straight through fifth-floor window, plunging 65 feet to the pavement of a busy street. lawi, 32, was in critical condition in hosnital last night
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      268 10 WANNE-EICKEL. Germany, Mon. (AP) The body of seven-year-old Edltraut Buttgereit was found yesterday in the cellar of a church sexton's home. She was the third child to be slain in North-western Germany ;n the last week and a half. The sexton's 13-year-old son was apprehended
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    440 8 THE Thai Foreign Minister's visit to Kuala Lumpur has caused the Malaysian Government leaders to furrow their brows. Thailand has hitherto been the staunchest partner of ASA, but it now seems that she is having second thoughts about this body. Malaysia and Thailand could have carried out
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    306 8 NOW and again certain people in Malaysia have alleged that volunteers, who have come here to work under the sponsorships of some foreign nations, are not what they seem to be. It may not be polite to look at a gift horse in the mouth, but in
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    1909 8  -  By: Senu bin Abdul Rahman SPEECH by the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Enche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, at a public forum on Buddha, Christ and the Prophet, at the Municipal Hall in Malacca last Saturday, May 20. TT is a hoppy coincidence that this Wesok
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      710 8  -  MISERABLE CLERK Ministry of Education has A Union, parents, etc., to submit the 1 regarding the salaries and conditions of \*rv, for teachers and employees of School BoardsV K Ces than teachers i.e. School Clerks, Offim r., 1 Laboratory Attendants, I.M.G. etc. s It is difficult for
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      186 8  -  OON PEET FONG. AT the end of World II, giant l*.s. Flying Fortresses went on missions of mercy, drop, ping food parcels in biz drums on POW camps in Japan for the hungry prisoners of various nationalities. On each of the food parcels was printed the words
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      89 8  -  P. BENEDICT, I HAVE invested all my life savings in Tasek Cement in 1%4 and have received any dividend for th« last three years. If the amount has been put in a finance company, by now I would have recovered 24? c of the sum
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      69 8  -  WILLIAM CHENG I REFER to Scorpions letter entitled "Teachers should be tactiu. which appeared in C }J columns on May 13. 1 Can Scorpion contact me in writing or by ph c ne and provide me with rename of the school the geography teach* who "contemptuously' ferred to
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      190 9 c; NGAPOBE. Mon. An ring American inMr Patrick E. is in Singapore T visit under the ment of State and Cultural Programme. V- Hageerty. 53. is the Pr t of Texas Instrun nnny of Dallas. Ie great industrial of the post-war rhis Company has n
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      143 9 Singapore, Mon. Mr. T »hn E. G Hoyer. General Manager of SAS for Malaysia and Singapore announced todav that at the SAS Basic Cargo Course in Stockholm held in April this the Honour of being Top of the Class was awarded to Mr. Ricky
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      303 9 HONG KONG, Mon. (Reuter) China's export trade with Hong Kong is booming, according to figures published by the pro-Communist Chinese General Chamber of Commerce here. On the figures for the January-March quarter, it is estimated that China could be well on the
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      313 9 WELLINGTON, Mon. Reuter) The High Commissioner for Singapore. Mr. K. M. Byrne, today urged more trade between New Zealand and Singapore. In an interview. Mr. Byrne said that Australia had diversified her markets and was endeavouring to enter into strong trading ties
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      109 9 HAVANA. Mon. (Reuter) Cuba's sugar harvest '-iis year is now expected be 400,000 tons less than Planners hoped. Just over 5.800,000 tons nave been produced already a <1 the final total is expect*d to be a little over 6,100,000 tons. Last December, with a jumper
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      312 9 SINGAPORE. Mon June first grade rubber buyers fob. closed at 5 p m in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur todav at 56 cents per lb., uo one-eiehth of a cent from previous close. The tone was quiet after slightly easier. After a slow start, the market improved
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      23 9 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) London rubber market opened quiet with spot 17-1/4 17-7/16. No. 1 RSS CIF basis ports —June 16-15/16 17-1/16.
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      29 9 PICTURE shows the new Head Officer of Asia Commercial Finance at 63/65 South Bridge Road. Singapore. This new office will be opened in October this year.
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      641 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Industrial prices on the Stock Exchange were slightly easier on small turnover. Under normal circumstances, the tendency for activity is rather limited on Mondays'. Heavy transaction continued to be on Central Sugar with quite a number of sellers pushing the price down from
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      77 9 SYDNEY. Australia, Mon. Overseas Containers Ltd., has ordered six 27,000-ton container ships for the Australian-Britain run. Five will be built in Hamburg by a consortium of German shipyards and the other will be built on the Clyde, Scotland. Overseas Containers Ltd., is a consortium
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      25 9 HONG KONG, Mon. (UPI —Money Quotations: HK$5.BO/5.80 per US do lar for cash HK$ 15.99 per pound sterl ing. HK5278.0 per tael gold.
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      16 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The tin price for today was per oicul. down 50 oan if
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      187 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The attitude of the business world in Singapore and Malaysia toward office machinery, has become steadily more sophisticated. This revolutionary change in outlook began taking place in recent years, during which business houses in this area have progressed steadily from standard manual machines to more
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      132 9 SYDNEY. Mon. The Australian Government is to call tenders for the construction of the biggest dam in its Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Scheme. It will be known as the Talbingo Dam. at the lower end of the gorge of the Tumut River. It will be
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      878 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 12.05 a.m. Airline MSA 029 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8.35 a.m. Airline MSA 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 9.35 a.m. Airline Garuda 9.82 from Jakarta. Time 9.30 a.m Airline MSA 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m Airline MSA 451 from Kuching
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      471 9 SINGAPORE —Stock Exchange hid and offer price* officially 1 fisted at the close of bu*lne»&. INDUSTRIAL Bou«tead 1.54 1 m*K) C. Sugar 1.72 1.74 C.T.s. Ords 53/6 Chemical C'o 1.79 1.80 Cold storage 3.50 Ounlop (New) 2.18 2.19 IMinlop (Old) CD 2.28 2.29 E. Smpltinc CD 4. .10
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      51 9 (Manager* Prlmi First Malayan 2.32 2.42 Second Malayan 1.66 1.76 Third Malayan XD 1.12 1.22 The Commerce Industry Ftind .88 .98 The Savings Fund 1.35 1.45 Mala.vstan Industry Fund .85 1.05 Sterling Commodity 3/7 4/2 First Hong Kong XD > .96 1.01* Second Hong Kong .66 70* <•
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      92 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Chinese Profluw Exchange noon prices today were; Buyers Hellers Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk 47..%© Coconut oil (FOB) Brums 50.00 Loose Copra Mixed May /June 28.50 Nutmegs 110s 345.00 Nutmegs B W 165.00 Garbled Lam pong Black Pepper (FOB) 110.00 Pepper Black Special Sarawak (FOB) 102.50 Lam
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      192 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following ships are expected to be in port today Godowns Vessels 1/2 Demodocus 3/4 Benhope 5 Gudrun Bakke 6'7 Centaur 8 9 Agapenor 13/14 Neder Rijn 15/16 Ferngate 18 Kamogawa Maru 19 John Marris 21/22 Selamat 23 24 Sansho Maru 25 '26 Star Bellatric 27/28
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      110 10 The DEADLY DEMISES AFFAIR. m *1 His timing was perfect-his a?v BROUGHT THE THRUSH AGENTS RUSHiNG FROM CONCEALMENT.* SOMEBODY'S CAUSWrONTD OUR EAR jy MORNING RENOEZ VOJS, YLLOA... WE'RE BEING OBSERVED...RBMAJN CALM... i WATCH CLOSELY—AGEKT COOK'S HAHO IS TRIGGERING THAT" MECHANICAL WORSE...* *8 3 i 1 an W i» dr it
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      392 12  -  By: K. Sidhu SINGAPORE, Mon. Most of us love adventure be it on land, sea or air. But this week let's have a combination of the two sea and land. And this adventure will take us to the exotic South Pacific. Appearing on June 1
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      126 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. A soprano, a pianist and a sextet will appear in this week's "Music for the Home" to be teiecast over TV Singapura on Channel 5 at 7.15 p~m. on May 27They are Joy Westcott (soprano). Tan Chung Mui (p ano) and the sextet comprising
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      Lock icon Ku Lan to make debut over T. V. Singapura
      214 12 OINGAPORE, Mon. The Chinese Variety Show, produced by Tiah Yee Duey will be telecast on May 26, over Channel 5 at 7.55 p.m Ku Lan. a popular nightclub dancer will make her debut T.V. performance when she sings "Plum Blossom" and
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      117 12 Singapore Infantry Regiment Band. OINGAPORE. Mon. For a change let's hear something more serious, something that makes us feel happy. Let's leave those crazy "let's go go" and "yeah, veah, yeah" stuff for a change. What could replace such "noisy'* music is a forty piece band of the Singapore Infantry
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      321 12  -  By: HOO BAN KHEE KUALA LUMPUR. !»Jn. The Arts Council here will present a piano Tecital by Ruth Nye from Australia at the Malayan Teachers' College auditorium here on June 1. Ruth Nye. one of the youngest performers of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, made her first professional appearance
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      70 12 SINGAPORE. Mo n. The Pugilistic competition, organised by tne People's Association, was officially opened bv the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last Saturday. Television Singapura Channel 5 will telecast a special report in Chinese on the opening ceremony tomorrow (Tuesday) at 7.00 p.m.
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      334 12 ON Tuesday, May 23, at 7-30 p.m. Radio Singapore will broadcast the first of a series of eight halfhour programmes on "The Evolution of Modern China", poduced for the BBC Transcription Service. The programmes are introduced by Richard Harris. Asian Specialist of the London Times. To Mr.
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      621 12 Radio Singapura programmes 4.30 TO EACH HIS OWN A one hour request programme. 5.30 ONLY THE CONTINENTALS Continental songs and music by Lolita and the Troubadours 6.00 EVENING SERVICE The Methodist Church. Short Street. 6.45 INTERLUDE 7.00 THE NEWS 7.10 NATIONAL LANGUAGE LESSON A programme in which you will be
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      58 13 announcement The pablic is informed that the MOVIE NEWS, INDIAN MOVIE NEWS and MAJALLAH FILEM currently in circulation in Singapore ond Malaysia are being published by The CHINESE PICTORIAL REVIEW Limited, 112-120 Robinson Road, Singapore 1, an associate company of SHAW ORGANISATION, and distributed by A. S. Kasi Visvanathan, Visva
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      642 14 Eastehns Classified advertisements aeeoptod at the following addresses: MONT O'OR MILK BAIL Njjee Ann Building. Singapore. S.S. MUBARUK Brothers. Ltd.. 63. Bras Basah Road, and 2, Maju Avenue. Serangoon Garden Estate Singapore. HAMIEM STORE. 1419 Upper Changi Road Singapore 17 A.T. GNANAPRAKASAM b CO.. 1361 Changi Point. Singapore 17 LIDO
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      70 15 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB announces the opening of a NEW BRANCH FOR 4D at Stall No. 9-B Beauty Park (7i m.s. Upper Bukit Timah Road) Tickets for the Perak May/June Meeting ON SALE TOMOHBOW Also at: 146 Robinson Road 54 Joo Ckiat Road 674 Upper Serangoon Road 27 Mackeniie Road New
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      116 16 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 12.06 p.m. (9.1 ft.). POrt S c W c e Vf" ham: 458 am < ls 5.17 p.m. \lb«b i Port Dickson: 5.54 a.m. (8 2 ft.); 6.21 p.m. (10.1 ft.). Singapore: 10.37 a.m. (8.7 ft.); 10.15 p.m. (9.3 ft.). Scdili Kechil: 9.34 a.m. (7.3 ft);
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