The Straits Times, 6 May 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000/;.. The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 6. 1963 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    The DEVIL'S LANGUAGE
    415 1 The Tengku hits out at those Muslim leaders who talk... KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. I I fENGKU Abdul Rahman said in a Hari Raya Haji broadcast today that on this happy day it was sad to think that there were Muslim leaders who talked "the language of the
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    Royal expectation
    18 1 RABAT. Sun. The wi/e of King Hassan of Morocco is expecting a baby in August UJM.
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    Lock icon Noraini (5) meets the King at the istana
    122 1 LT wan a big day lor tive-yrar-old Noraini binte Mohamed Yunus yesterday when her father, a warrant officer in the Armed Forces Maintenance Corps at Batu Garrison, took her to the Istana Nrgara grounds for Hari Raya prayers.* After the prayers the
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    Lock icon REDS' POISONED DARTS KILL IN 2 MINUTES
    148 1 REDS' POISONED DARTS KILL IN 2 MINUTES SAIGON, Sunday. DOISONED darts found in possession of Commun- ist bandits in Saigon are so deadly that one of them killed a dog in two minutes in a recent test, police disclosed yesterday. me aan.s. nesignea 10 ue hurled at victims with blowguns,
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    Lock icon 'Ghosts' say Hong Kong civil servants
    74 1 'Ghosts' say Hong Kong civil servants- ItONG KONG. Sun. 1 Rating clerks, moved Into a former army barracks here last month, say It is haunted. They claim that documents and equipment have been tampered with. Strange noises and shadows cast by invisible subjects have been reported. Some of the clerks
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    Lock icon Soccer riot on ship
    71 1 BELFAST, Sun— A Glas-gow-Belfast steamer arrived here three hours late today after rioting Irish supporters of two Scottish footba'l clubs had made the captain of the vessel put back to Glasgow to seek police assistance Fighting broke out on the ship among some of the hundreds
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    Lock icon MP: Why is Mac on the spout?
    233 1 MP: Why is Mac on the spout? LONDON, Sun. The initials -H.M." for Harold Macmillan have been inscribed on new rainwater spouts at 10. Downing Street, now undergoing extensive repairs. Mr. Macmlllan's wife. Lady Dorothy, has her initials on a drainpipe or two as well. And now an inquisitive Labour
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    Death of a very rich dog
    61 1 Death of a very rich dog READING (Pennsylvania). Sun. Bobby, a 10-year-old Airedale who inherited US$6O,OOO in investments from his mistress in 1957, has died here of a kidney infection. Income from the estate now goes to relatives of the woman. Mrs. Ruth Maurer. On their death It will be
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    Those top five can now retain MTUC seats
    284 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun, T'HE Malayan Trades Union Congress today amended its rules to allow paid executives of unions to be members of its general council. **lve too trade unionists, whose removal from the aer.era 1 council had been demanded by the Regk'rar
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    Mass prayer meeting in Muar to call down rain
    414 1 MUAR, Sunday IyjUSLIMS in Muar town have been asked to attend a mass prayer meeting on the Town Council padang at 8.30 a.m. on Tuesday to pray for rain. Inche Ali bin Abu Bakar, the Assistant District Officer and organiser of
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    55 killed in airliner crash
    78 1 55 killed in airliner crash ABIDJAN (Ivory Coast). Sun. Wreckage of an Air Afrique four-engined DC6 airliner was spotted this morninc on the Cameroun Mountain, authorities said. The plane, carrying 13 passengers and seven crew members, crashed 10 minutes after takeoil from Douala. Cameroun. yesterday. There were no survivors. The
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    Lock icon 'SHAVE WITHOUT A RAZOR' SENSATION
    93 1 LUSAKA. Sun. The riddle of the Ithodesiau razor recipe has spread MMi the Zambei and may soon be worrying barbers in this northern territory. A Salisbury man's fortune-making discovery of a mystery oil that niflts the most bristly beard, so that it ran easily be
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    SINGAPORE WATER SHORTAGE 'SERIOUS NOT CRITICAL'
    550 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The chairman of the newiv-f ormed Public Utilities Board, Dr. Fong Kirn Heim. said today that Singapore's present water shortage was "serious but not critical." He warned. however, that because of the "unusual prevailing weather renditions" the supply in Singapore "may reach
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    STOP PRESS
    21 1 INVASION MOV! DOMFNGO Dwnin rnnp» Ii n.■ 1.. n Haiti tudc i pp. irrd to ip a /.1 Rfutrr
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      107 1 OU« NE*EST CPFATIONS OF SET KITH FLAWLESS DIAMONDS ON PLATINUM AND GOLD ARE MARVELS OF TECHNIQUE AND A9E WELL *ORTH YOUR INSPECTION d. 59. M. J. cW~ £ld. 45. HIGH ST. SINGAPORE 4 6. STATION RD,!POH. ASS.CO..S PH.4«S!LVAfH K.ILTO .HONG KOMG ly jE& Vi i Rnft If it's the economical
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Algeria will soon join Arab republic, says Bella I
      231 2 ALGIERS. Sunday. Ahmed Bui Bella, the Algerian Prime Minister, said here yesterday his country was preparing to join the United Arab Republic soon. At a mass rally called in honour of President Nasser, who is making a four-day state visit, the
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      Royal holiday
      23 2 AMMAN. Sun King Hua.«ein of Jordan and his family arc n»ntiinif the rrttfflous holidnvs at Aqub... on »h* Red 8*» rnnv
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      CHIANG'S TROOPS RAID MAINLAND
      100 2 CHIANG'S TROOPS RAID MAINLAND rpAIPEH. Run. NaA tionalist Chinese churned that Formosa- directed guerillas had I staged a series of successful raids in Kwann- tune and Kwangsi Provinces in South China during January and March this year, according to the China News today. The China News reported. Quoting high Nationalist
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      —GIFT SHIP— FROM NASSER BREAKS UP AND SINKS
      102 2 GIFT SHIP FROM NASSER BREAKS UP AND SINKS ALGIERS. Sun.— The Algerian mine sweeper Ojebel Aurev a recent gift from the United Arab Republic-, dashed against a rock and sank yesterday as it left the harbour to welcome president Nasser's yacht. The ship's captain and two of the crew were
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      Lock icon Islands shelled
      31 2 TAIPEH. Sun. Chinese Communists died 104 shells at Quemoy and Miit.su last nijrht in what appeared to be a stepped up shelllnc at these two NatlonalUt-defended offahore Islands. Reuter-
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      Lock icon CONTINUING THREAT OF CHINA—BY SANDYS
      136 2 CONTINUING THREAT OF CHINA— BY SANDYS NEW DELHI. Sun. Mr. Duncan Sandy.-,, the British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, said here that Britain and the United States agreed with India "that China constitutes a continuing threat to the defence problem of India and of the whole sub-continent." "We are therefore anxious to
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      Lock icon Algeria cyclone kills 10
      51 2 ALGIERS. Sun.— A cyclone hit the Western Algerian town of Mascara yesterday, killing at least 10 people and Injuring 20. Local officials said the cyclone hit the town which has a population of about 60,000 for •bout an hour. Troops have been rushed for rescue operations.
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      Lock icon Trade pact
      34 2 NEW DELHI Sun.— lndia and Yugoslavia signed flve-year agreement here yesterday to increase trade from the present level of 300 million rupees to 900 million rupees by the end of 1866— Reuter.
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      Lock icon The new English caste by Nehru
      123 2 The new English caste by Nehru NEW DELHI. Sun —Mr. Nehru said yesterday he deprecated the emergence of a "caste system" in India dividine those who know Entrlish and those who did not. He declared that Hindi could be the only •Octal language of India. But. he told the Upper
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      India: No atom deal with UAR
      57 2 NEW DELHI. Sun. An Indian Government spokesman denied »s "without any foundation whatsoever" a London newspaper report, that India was supplying the United Arab Republic with nuclear! waste which could be used for ml- 1 liiary purposes. India and the UAR announced an atomic
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      Lock icon Major drive on Vietnam Red;
      125 2 A MAJOR operation ■<* against Vietcone: rebels was launched in Kontum province 270 miles north of Saigon, yesterday. Flftv US army and marine helicopters carried 10.000 troops to the operational area. They were covered by artillery. Vietnamese AirForce planes and Amerl- SAIGON, Sunday can jet
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      WILSON PLAN TO MAKE C'WEALTH 'A REALITY'
      328 2 WILSON PLAN TO MAKE C'WEALTH 'A REALITY' LONDON, Sunday. HAROLD Wilson, leader of Britain's Labour opposition, yesterday put forward a 10-point plan for co-operation designed to make "a reality of the Commonwealth. In a speech prepared for delivery at a political meeting at Seaham northern England. Mr. Wilson put forward
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      Lock icon The city of suicides
      41 2 COPENHAGEN. Sun. West Berlin has the world highest suicide rate. 33.9 per 100.000 inhabitants, the American National Institute of Mental Health reported in a paper prepared for an international conference oa suicide opening here on Wednesday. Reuter.
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      Dr. Castro with little Nikita
      67 3 yiSITING his host's country house near Moscow, Dr. Castro holds Nikita the grandson of Mr. Khrushchev. who smiles benevolently at right. The Cuban leader, who is on a month's visit to Kussia. has had official talks with Mr. Khrushchev and other Soviet leader^. In ALGIERS
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      Refugee hidden in car arrested
      229 3 EAST German police arrested two Swiss citizens and the East Berliner they were trying to smuggle through the Berlin Wall at a border crossing point yesterday. The refugee was dlscov- ered behind the back seat ot the Swiss car. AH three men were led away
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      Lock icon France's own satellite
      54 3 PARIS. sun. Tne Defence Minister, Mr. Pierre Messmer tald yesterday that France would put bar oun satellite Into orbit with her win rocket by mid-1965. He said the French minhi launch one of their own satellite* trom France using an American locket even br.ore that date, but
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      Lock icon Rockefeller, divorcee I in surprise wedding
      196 3 Rockefeller, divorcee I in surprise wedding T^EW YORK, Sun. Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Mrs. Margaretta F i 1 1 e r Murphy were married yesterday in a surprise ceremony at the home of the Governor's brother. Laurence S. Rockefellei. A Press statement from the office of Laurence Rockefeller said that
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      Lock icon OUR FOOD SURPLUS A WEAPON: KENNEDY
      163 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. President Kennedy said last night the United States had a unique opportunity to use its surplus agricultural products as "one of the stronse.-t weapons in the struggle of free mpn for nrosperitv anri security." Jle said that a hish-level U.S. doleaatlon attending
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      Reporters' call
      25 3 STUTTGART, Sun. The German Journalists Union today called for legal guarantees of the i reporters right not to disclose i sources of Information.
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      Thant in Rumania
      25 3 BUCHAREST. Sun— U Thant. U.N. Secretary-General, arrived here today for a four-day vim: to Rumania. He will have talks with Kovernment leaders.
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      U.S. FORCE MOVING TOWARDS HAITI
      187 3 SANTO DOMINGO (Dominican Republic). Sun.— A U.S. Navy task force carrying combatre ad y marines has moved to within 30 miles of the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince as the threat of a Dominican invasion increased, informed sources reported yesterday. The sources said the ta>k force
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      Lock icon Put young offenders in stocks, says Goddard
      111 3 BATH (England). SunLord Goddard. who retired a* Lord Chief fastttc in IT.B after 12 years. ytJS-trr<l-i> recommended a spell in the stocks as fit p.inishinrnt for jmenile offenders. Hr saitl. "'The stocks have never been abolished r\rn if the acts concerning them have
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      1,000 held as race violence continues
      312 3 1,000 held as race violence continues BIRMINGHAM Alabama), Sunday HOGS, fire hoses and baton charges were used against demonstrating Negroes here again yesterday as the town's worst week of race disorders reached a climax. Police finally dispersed more than 1.000 men. women and children but not before a number had
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      Lock icon BLOOD FROM DEAD USED IN SUCCESSFUL TRANSFUSIONS
      130 3 BLOOD FROM DEAD USED IN SUCCESSFUL TRANSFUSIONS XI.W YORK. Sun. Blood drawn from dead people has been used successfully in transfusions, a conference on Bleeding in the Surgical Patient was told yesterday. Dr. Jack Kervorkian. of the Pontiac General Hospital in Michigan, said in a paper prepared for the conference
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      Radio news again
      34 3 DUBLIN. Sun. Ren bulletins (fir out over Rarlio Eirenmi and rish Television toclHV :oi ihr lira: lme in two months following «ttlement 01 a strike by Irisli ournalis's for more pay.
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      346 2 Lloyd Triestino Announces NEW "GALILEO GALILEI" Calling Singapore on Her Maiden voyage to Italy Inaugurating a new monthly luxury service from Singapore to Italy l.lovcl 1 nestino\ superb, spacious, modern 27.(XM)-ion liner "Galileo" is declined to pU> another important are large indoor gun room, and their own paddling pool* where
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      294 3 What iS KnttliseJ TimtepP 'Tanalised' Timber is time-tested the result of more than 30 years of research aimed at lengthening the lite ot ordinary timber. Except for the durable heavy hardwoods such as Chengal, most timbers used for structural purposes are liable to decay and insect attack. The fact that
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      340 3 KOOTOOTAU STOMACH TROUBLES NEW^U DOUBLE-ACTION TABLETS Recent medical rcjeorch snows »i>oi ooi'ric ulcers may b« due r» dietary deficiency. In cddition similar researches carried out in California USA hove shown that certom foodstuHs such os fresh grr*vegeraUles, especially cabbages ccnrai" on anti ulcer ;üb»tance cc Merhylmethionincsulroniiim Crlo-id*. which not only
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  • FOREIGN DESK LAST LOOK ROUND
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      Lock icon Reds to free captives
      85 4 TOKYO. Sun. Communist China will release 450 Indian military personnel next Friday at Bang Pass on the Sino-Indian border, the New China news agency said today. Among the Indians to be released are 16 sick or. wounded. New China said in a broadcast heard in Tokyo.
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      Maternal, child clinic opened: 'Rural right to privileges'
      404 4 Maternal, child clinic opened: 'Rural right to privileges' I THH Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, Mr. (.'hor Yeok Kng. said tonight that rural people had as much right to health and education privileges i ;is people in the city. Mr. Chor, AssemblyI man for Jurong, was I
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      Striker loses his claim for a cut bonus
      483 4 I ONDON. Sun. Hun- dreds of workers who receive annual bonuses I may be affected by a "Judge's decision yester- day. He ruled that bonuses given by the Imperial Tobacco Company are gifts and cannot be regarded as a contractual part 1
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      SANSBURY BLESSES CHAPEL AT CHANGI
      145 4 SANSBURY BLESSES CHAPEL AT CHANGI SINGAPORE. Sun.— A service of rr-drdiiation a id blessing of the chapel in Changi Prison was conducted today by the Rt. Rev. C. K. Salisbury. Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, and the Rev. Dr. 11. B. Amstnti. Bishop of the Methodist Church of Southeastern Asia.
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      Lee: Orderly society is Gout's aim
      206 4 2INGAPORE, Sun. The 3 Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew today said that :he people of Singapore were iow beginning to feel that they have a stake in the [uture of the State. That was why, he said, while addressing the residents of the
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      Make-up talk
      36 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— MiiS Dorothy KUauff. Max Factor Hollywood's leading international make-up artist, will give a lecture demonstration to Malayan Airway* air and ground hostesses at the Coral Room. Adelphl Hotel, tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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      Court hearing
      44 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Hearing by the Second Inou iiial Arbination Court of an application by Lincieteves Jacobe.k 'Far E\ -u Ltd. relating to a collective ag;ee- m«nt which will be held on Thursday, will be at 2 p.m. in--1 stead of 230 p.m.
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      CHARITY FILM PREMIERE
      81 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A charity premiere in aid of the Singapore Red Cross Society will be held under the patronage of the Yang di-Pertuan Nrjara. Inche Yusof bin lshak. on May 30 at the Cathay Cinema. The film will be "Cast the Same Shadow." produced jointly by Precitel
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      384 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR TTHL following is todays pur 'ML 173) 9.00 p.m.; iroin Kheouie 01 civil aircraft Koia Bhaiu, Penaug, Kuam movement al Pay* Lebar Lumpur iML 131) b.50 pm.; airport, Singapore: from Jakarta (ML 204) 9.45 ABRIVAL8 utPAKTtREs BOAC: Fidm MeiDOurne, Bils- BOAC: To Colombo. Bombay, bane,
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    Just a moment! Premier adjusts shoes
    60 5 Just a moment! Premier adjusts shoes T*HE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, bends over to adjust his shoes just before the Hari Raya Haji prayers begin in the &ronds of Istana Negara yesterday. Next to him, on his left, is the Yang diPertuan Agong. More than 3.000 people, including Muslim
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    'Move with the times' call by Sultan
    216 5 |POH, Sun.— The Sul- tan of Perak, in a Hari Raya message today, called upon his subjects to obey the laws of the land, to be progressive and to live in peace with everyone. Recalling the advice given on these points by the
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    Hari Raya gifts
    35 5 BATU GAJAH. Sun. Tile Court here, a branch of thp Religious Affairs Department, presented 48 Muslim p.itirnt.s in the Batu Gajah hospital $122 as aif's on the occasion of Hari Ran B
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    Port Officer's post to be abolished under new law
    267 5 DUTIES TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN TWO SINGAPORE. Sunday THE office of Port Officer will be abolished when A the Port of Singapore Authority comes into being, because his functions will be divided between the Port Master to be appointed by the
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    INVESTMENT RANGE FOR GOVT FUNDS —WIDENED
    102 5 INVESTMENT RANGE FOR GOVT FUNDS —WIDENED- SINGAPORE. Sun.—Government funds may be invested in a wider range of investments under the financial Procedure (Amendment) Bill, which is published today. The Bill also enables the Finance Minister to surcharge officers responsible for improper payment, payment not duly vouched, deficiency in, or for
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    Cakes for P-Fund
    36 5 TELUK ANSON Sun. The Kaum Ibu of the Batiik Rabit branch of the Umno peir here is tourina the Lower Prralc disinci to soil 1.000 cske^ bi nid of lir national Patriotic Pund
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    Three arrested •
    27 5 Three arrested SINGAPORE Sun.-Three *ansster suspect* were arrwied by poiicr here last nißht. All Hirer are being held imdrr the Criminal L«w Tern por« ry Provwioni Ordinance
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    Lock icon Razak's golf weekend
    67 5 NEW YORK. Sun Tun Abdul Ra/:ik spent the weekend in North Carolina relaxing and playing K-»lf. Tun Rj/ak. who is on thr<i week visit to the United States, was out on the coif course yesterday and today. Today he also |MM military installations at Kort Rrasc On
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    KING'S TRIBUTE TO -THE NON-MALAYS
    479 5 - 'They brought prosperity here 1 'DON'T GET INTO DEBT' ADVICE BY MENTRI KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. p IK Yang di-Pertuan Agong paid tribute today to many non-Malays who brought prosperity to Malaya. He was speaking to more than 3,000 people including Tengku Abdul Rahman, Muslims. Cabinet
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    Thieves steal paint from —freighter—
    61 5 Thieves steal paint from freighter QINGAPORE, Sun. Thieves broke into the storeroom of a freighter the Athane, while it was berthed in the outer roads yesterday and stole $1,500 worth of paints. The master. Captain Held, told the police that as soon as the ship entered the outer roads, a
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    WOMAN, 67, PUTS THUGS TO FLIGHT
    117 5 BATU GAJAH. Sun.— A woman, Kong Ngan You, 67, was stabbed in the stomach in her house at Pusing, near here at 3 a.m. today when two robbers made a vain attempt to rob her. Kong was about to close the back door shortly
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    Car stolen
    21 5 IPOH. Sun. A car valued at $7,000 which was parked along I Brewster Road was stolen yester--1 day morning
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    'PLEASE PAY UP' CALL TO GOVT
    154 5 'PLEASE PAY UP' CALL TO GOVT SINGAPORE. Sun The Singapore i Federation of Unions of Government Employee* i has written to thp I Government asking for i full restoration of variable allowances, which were cut in July 1959. i Cuts were only partially restored in January 1961. 1961. A surplus
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      150 5 /Mkl\ Austin is ahead again Now, the new AUSTIN AA /4U\ The A4O Mk.II is the most admired car on the road in its class sleek lines mmmmmmmmm^ B and so handsome. Now its equipped with a new, snappy 1,100 cc engine and with 3> NeW a new gearbox which
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    A move to avoid deadlock strikes in War Dept.
    267 6 A move to avoid deadlock strikes in War Dept. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Proposals aimed at avoiding strikes due to deadlock In negotiations between the official and staff sides of the War Department here will be considered at a Joint Consultative Council meeting in Penang on May K The War Department
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    Indonesia faces big tasks in West Irian
    233 6 Indonesia faces big tasks in West Irian SUBANDRIO'S WIFE SINGAPORE) SAYS: OINGAPORE, Sun. *3 "Urgent tasks" face Indonesia in the development of West Irian. Mrs. Hoerastati Subandrio, wife of Indonesia's Foreign Minister, said this in Singapore today. She is flying to Geneva to attend a World Health Organisation assembly. Mrs.
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    'UNITE' CALL TO CHINESE BY ASST. MINISTER
    118 6 'UNITE' CALL TO CHINESE BY ASST. MINISTER PENANG, Sun The Assistant Minister of the Interior, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee, today called on all Chinese to be united so as to "safeguard our freedom and democracy In this country." "We must be prepared to face any situation," he stressed at the
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    Health officer transferred
    44 6 RAUB, Sun. Mr. i'oontr Knee Thoo, Public Health Inspecto: 'r. the Health Office here, has been transferred to Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands. He succeeds Mr. Leong Slew Liew, who has resigned from the Government service to Join the Raub Town Council.
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    Bill gives wider powers to anti-corruption men
    174 6 IVTIDER powers for officers Investigating corruption are provided for in a Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill, published today. The Bill, which was read the first time at the Legislative Assembly meeting last month, will enable officers, in the course of their Investigations, to
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    STARVING TIGER RESCUED BUT DIES
    227 6 STARVING TIGER RESCUED BUT DIES oEREMBAN, Sun. A starving fully grown tiger, which had been trapped in a mining pit for more than a week, died today, two hours after it had been rescued. Before it was dragged out lof the pit it was rendered unconscious with a shot from
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    Lock icon —BULLETINURGES 'TELL PEOPLE' DRIVE IN BRUNEI
    153 6 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. —The Borneo Bulletin, a weekly newspaper, in its latest issue has urged Brunei's top Government officials to make more frequent trips to the countryside to explain to the people about Malaysia. The Bulletin said the lone and continued "•nee on details
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    1582 7 A bullet ended famed jockey's run of —losers ON the after noon of November 8, 1886, the famous English jockey, Fred Archer, turned in his sickbed and ordered his nurse to leave the room. He said he wanted to speak to his sister in private. Later, as the jockey and
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    100 8 WorCs >/c Himmiim/ O« AND MRS. Q B. Leieeotee ■wii< rumi'fi and mead* for their ■cootl wmhev and \aluaMe preaentu on -on of their golden »eddlac on 1» IMC FAMIL> OF tba late Mr Ang What! l<oo.i thank ail relativea aad friend* lor tbvir eandobmraa. iwMbbm «r.»th» and atiAidanre
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      Tin Looks Better
      716 8 The Malayan tin industry can be forgiven 'ts astonishment at the suggestion, by otherwise reputable experts, that the crucial question now is whether the manager of the International Tin Council's buffer stock will use his powers to sell tin at above £910 a ton. This level has
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      The Tricksters
      334 8 Large commercial centres harbour swindlers and confidence tricksters as unerringly as fairgrounds attract pickpockets. A number of Australian merchants seem to have paid an unnecessary price to discover that Singapore is no exception. They have shipped floods on credit without checkling the firms' credentials. The goods were sold
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      New Satellite
      244 8 The decision to build a new town north of Klang settles two problems which have been hanging fire for some time. One is to provide a separate administrative centre for the Selangor Government, so that Kuala Lumpur need no longer do double duty as State M well as
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    'One of the greatest forensic disasters of our age'
    1409 8  - 'One of the greatest forensic disasters of our age' DAME I REBECCA I WEST I by THE Vassall Tribunal was one of th« greatest forensic disasters of our age. That is how it appeared to the spectators who attended the open sessions. Only to them, it it true, but then
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    Lock icon Times Water! Too little of it...
    55 9 LEFT: Here is one reason why water is being rationed in Singapore yesterdays picture of Seletar reservoir, half dried up. BELOW: Precious water in a beautiful setting this picture was also taken yesterday near the Tebrau waterworks. The river is only 4ft. 6in. deep.
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    MALACCA: RAIN AT LAST
    60 9 y\ AI.ACCA. Sun. Rain frll here last night (or two hours Thr Mcteorolonit.il Drp.irtmrnt recorded .7:5 imhes at thr airport, five milrs from Malacca town. Rain last fell in Malacca, after a twomonth dry spell, on April 29. when 0.57 inches was recorded. At 11 a.m.
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    Kum Sing makes New York —debut in Carnegie Hall
    198 9 - \TEW YORK. Sun. 11 Pianist Lee Kum Sing of Penang made his debut here yesterday in a recital at Carnegie Hall. The New York Times critic. Alan King, wrote of Lee's playing: "His playing. In a programme that Included music by
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    Low-cost flats
    35 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of the Interior. Dato Dr. Ismail bhi Dato Abdul Rahman will open th P low cost flats at Loke Yew Road here at 4.30 p m on Friday
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    Stolen: A handbag
    59 9 IPOH. Sun.— A teacher. Pathmavathi Chelliah. 30. from Kota Bharu who spent one hour visiting friends in in a house in Happy Gardens here, returned to her car and missed her handbag last night. She reported to the police that the handbag contained Sl5 cash, a pen
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    Film chief here to sell to Singapore TV
    257 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. jyjß. Jean Cote, chief of the international division of the National Film Board of Canada, is here to discuss with local television authorities the distribution of Canadian films Mr. Cote, who is on a trip to look Into the International
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    Citizen rule will not affect these people
    99 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The repeal of the constitution provision on acquiring citizenship by registration will not affect people born In Malaya before Merdeka day, women who are married to Federal citizens or minor children of Federal citizens, a Government statement said The repeal
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    Increase my ! jail term, but no whipping, he pleads
    165 9 Increase my jail term, but no whipping, he pleads RAIB. Sun. A timber logger. Abdul Rahman bin Awang. IS. of Kumpone Sunci Trkan, Jerantut. yr*trrriay plraded with the magistrate Inrhr Abu Talib bin Othnian. to increase his prison sentence but drop the whipping Inchr Abo Talib replied: "Imprisonment had no
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    CHANGE IN CRAFT COURSES
    76 9 CHANGE IN CRAFT COURSES SINGAPORE. Fi craft courses now being conducted at the Singapore Polytechnic are to b* transferred to the Vocational Institute wher» craft training in the State is to be centralised. The institute, to be housed in the buildings of the former Balestier Junior Trade School, will open
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      648 9 Today's Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA ITo Tan f°: 100 Piano ReciUl; NATIONAL SHOKTWAVE 1100 Close Down jrS?C-CnV RADI SINGAPORE ra-ku: 6.02 Morning Melodies; SHOET WAVE SERVICE: 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 41 METRES 10 Rendezvous With Music. MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.32 metres Breakfast
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    Highland bid to woo tourists
    215 10 IMMEDIATE START ON FQI R POINTS IN ASSOCIATION'S DEVELOPMENT SCHEME TANAH RATA, Sunday. |Hi CAMERON Highlands Tourist Promotioi Association is to go ahead with four point > of a programme to encourage more visitors. It has applied to the Pahang State Government for a plot
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    Spore medical congress 'a success'
    70 10 Spore medical congress 'a success' SINGAPORE, sun— The threeda.- Malaysia;) mcriteo-surKtcal concress held M the Institute of Patnolfißy ended today. It was attended by specialists doctors, pharmacies, and medicai and dental .students from the Malaysian territories and it ni organised by the Academy of Meaiclne in Singapore The secrrary of
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    Sultan to open $2.92 mil. water plan
    117 10 Sultan to open $2.92 mil. water plan I/UANTAN. Sun.— The IV Sultan of Pahang will open a .$2.92 mil-; lion water supply scheme at Jalan Sungei Lembing here tomorrow to benefit 50,000 people. He will unveil a plaque and then pull a lever which will >tart off a set of
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    Cash for patients
    36 10 BANTING. Sun.-- Cash relief o' SBOO ha.s been given to the 16 tubercular patients of the district by the Knula Langal branch oi ttM M.ilnyun Association tor the Prevention of Tubercuioaia this month.
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    Doctor transferred
    34 10 RAUB. Sun. Dr. Wong Lock Clirong. ;he medical officer In charge of the district hospital. Ryub has been trau.-ferred to the General Hospital. SerVmban. Dr. A I. Gurubathum has taken his olace.
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    Kneeling bride at tea-giving ritual
    91 10 AN English secretary from London. Rose, mary Angela Fltisimon. 23 kneels before her mother-in-law. Mrs. One Chin lluat. to offer her the traditional rup of tea after her marriage to Mr. On e En* Kool. 28. a ili.ni !<■(! accountant, in Penang on Saturday. The
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    Work on a farm gives dignity to the old folks
    175 10 Work on a farm gives dignity to the old folks MALACCA, Sun.— The State Welfare Committee has opened a vegetable and poultry fafm at Bukit Baru. three miles from here, to provide work for old but healthy people who cannot find employment. Twenty -five old people and their dependants work
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    KLM service again after 5-year break
    78 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Dou- Indonesia, broken in 1958. glas DC-8 jet left here for Singapore will become a tranJakarta this afternoon to sit point and not the terminus mark the resumption after of KLM European-Eastern five years of KLM flights from service. Amsterdam to
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    TYPHOID CASES GO UP IN IPOH
    153 10 TYPHOID CASES GO UP IN IPOH IPOH. Sun. Typhoid cases are rising In this town of 200,000 1 people. according to the minutes of the Ipoh Municipal Health committee. Dr. HaiJ Megat Khas bin Me«at Omar, a municipal councillor and practising phy.siciar.. has drawn *he committee's attention to the increase.
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    Rent control extended
    43 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Th« Control of Rent Ordinance. 1956. is to be extended for another year In Kuala Lumpur beginning from July 1. The decision was taken at a recent meeting of the Advisory Board of the Federal Capital Commission.
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      31 10 Bugs Bunny By Hatph HeintdaM /HCY, SYLVESTER! r NO T /..THIS JUfTWAPPIJNS) S)(3|?^. I I^T 1 I /MMnfTYC* OUV'NORi j 1 j\ CORNER I EVER 'APT/hKJ ?§fe- \ACCOBWON PLAVIN' N WiJw
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      537 11 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE FMC CsatoMU TENDERS are Invited by Commandant. Federation Military College, Eungel Besl for the operation of Canteens lor two years, Tender forms will be supplied on request to Commandant PMC for s deposit of $25/-. Tenders will be closed st noon 13 MAY 1963. They should be
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      752 11 (Conttnnasl from Pace SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wmrd* U (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm, WANTBO IMMEDIATELY BSB*> ID, S'por* 10. Phone 353 ii> PAPER SALESMEN WANTED for hknohng wld* variety paper on com-mif.-ion basis Singapore Malaya Bornao. Apply Box A 6124 S.T.. 8 pore. EXPERIENCED MOTOR MECHANICS reapiired by Wearn* Brothers
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      915 11 SITUATIONS VACANT lt_Wordt U (Min.)— Box St ft*, txtrm WANTED A COUPLB Hale and f>rr.ale Clerks, must har» form lit Certidcau and at least six years of Cheese education and speak fluent Cantonese 3t Hokklen. Please apply Box A 6123 S.T., S'porc ESTABLISHED COMPANY aeed mlts representative. Company provided training,
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      791 11 EDUCATION It Wmrdt U (Him.}— Bmm St ett. mmtrm LBARN NATIONAL LANOOACB Pr*par|s| for A jrusl examination Brninosri/Stxndsrd SbortMaad/Trp*writing Book-KMplnt Accounting/ Principles of Accounts. AJao AH Stages Above Subjects. Regent Commtrriil Institute tAtrcoodlUOMd), (Wooderl»nd Pint rioor). SSA East Coast Road. Spot*. T*l: *****. SUP-TUITION COURSES 830.88. 11 1 HSC ■Prtattpal'
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      866 11 TOURS EXCURSIONS tt WmrdM SS <mtn.>—Bma St rts. mtjtrm WHY »UFFSR from travti slekneas? Ooard against tt by takmg a 'Marxin*' tablet *v ounutaa before starting your Journey. TOUR MALAYA J-OAYB 88»/Dtparttr* 12-3-83, 30-6-43. Inclualvt Hotel. Kood, Transport. Contact NamHo Travel Service. US. Cross Straet. S pore. TeL 723*3. YOUR
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      1018 11 VEHICLES WANTED tt Wmrd* SS (min.y— Bmm St ttt. txtrm WANTBO MINOR 1000 Mini Minor Flat ASS or similar light car. Prefer single owner. No dealers. Reply Box I M\n S.T.. S'por*. WANTBO TO BOY Honda 128 ec Spor'.s or Lambretta scooters model 1960 onwards. Contact Yap Fob Yuan Pbone
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      466 11 LADIES DRESSMAKING to Word* SS (Min.)— hot SO rts. Mtrt) BALON CATALINA. Druaaa ssado-to-order from |S/-. 319-D, River Valley Road. Spore. Tel. 3.'li"i. ||IM LADIES DRESS SHOP 20 Wmrd* SS Min.)— Box S» rte. extra DRBtSES of *hsl Bllk. Batik, Saroa. Ah Kai Tailor. Cifford Arcade, Spore. LADIES HAIRDRESSING 20
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    ONE-ARM SUTTON- SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
    1128 12  - ONE-ARM SUTTON- SOLDIER OF FORTUNE Allington Kennard ca IN the years of the warlords One-Arm Sutton was a considerable figure in China. Soldier of fortune, inventor, a man of immense courage and resource, and not too many scruples, he exactly fitted th c tumultuous times. Sutton had served a wild
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    The man with a rake
    406 12  -  JULIAN MOYNAHAN By THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF UPTON SINCLAIR (W H. ALLEN 305.) ITPTON Sinclair was I born in 1878. the son of a kindly bibulous father and a highminded mother who taught him the gospel of work and a per- manent distaste for j alcohol
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    Hiroshima report
    59 12 ROBERT Jungkk (nil dren of the Ashes" is now available in Penguin Books (five shillings)- a sombre report on Hiroshima, horrifying and deeply moving. Next to the dropping of the bomb. the deliberate withholding of medical assistance for the victims of radiation, and the intrigues of the Japanese
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      8 12 GENERAL OF FORTUNE. By Charles Drage. (Heinemann 3Os)=
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      1128 14 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.S.A. Pacific. Atlantic efc Orerat Lakes Service Lsao* t'» HA IU EIA FTA f. S>am Hcnoiu'u S F cnco L. Angeles N Yor» Cleweia-r Kiaikaaa Mara" I I May la Pen 1 Jaaa laae 12 laaa M Jaae Jely ■»<li>i Mm II li Mi| I J
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      991 14 I*°}ORIENTl LINES j TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM S.S. "ARCADIA" (30,000 tons fully aircondiiioned stabilised) Departing SINGAPORE 6th Jun« 1963 Arriving LONDON 26th June 1963 via Bombay, Aden, Port Said Naples. Limited First Tourist Class Accommodation Available Apply to your Travel Agent, or to: ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE.
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      578 14 LLOYD TRIESTINO Passenger Vessels Singapore/ Bom bay /Italy Special Concessional Rail Fares To All European Cities. Vessel Pep. Spore. Arr Gere "VICTORIA" 23/5/63 13/6/63 "G. GALILEI" 1/6/63 17/6/63 "ASIA" 25/6/63 16/7/63 "NEPTUNIA" 9/7/63 28/7/63 "VICTORIA" 30/7/63 20/8/63 "G. GALILEI" 10/8/63 26/8/63 "ASIA" 30/8/63 20/9/63 "NEPTUNIA" 17/9/63 7/10/63 "VICTORIA" 4/10/63 25/10/63
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      1651 14 A big move in tin prices tin pS d reacted i?°" ust ov ,S J «n S f;^ rda J "if/A*! 1 P rp^ m rlse ls llkely *X tailing by 54.8. to $456 621 resumed as consumer demand still per picul continues from most world indu»Between Monday and Friday
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    SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
    775 15 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS 'IMIE following is a complete A list of revised qaotfttions i—ufd by the Malayan Stock Exchange on Friday, May 3. INDUSTRIALS ordt 3.M> n 1.30 P.M. Truatea* 4.00 ».8O Kouaiead lit 1.81 OS. Holding «'7i I. lot Con. Tib HmMt Prut. m 17/W II/» ordi u
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 15 iDDr.a 11. > (per Ib). (per pleal) prll 29. N cU. $451.50 St. 74*4 cU. MM M1| Uy 1. 74'ieU. I4S2.75 2. 74 eta. S456.35 3. 74'scU, S4S1.M 4. IIU.UH
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    Little speculation in mining counters
    1535 15 Little speculation in mining counters From Oar Market Correspondent f HE most interesting feature of the behaviour of the Malayan Stock Exchange last week was the virtual absence of speculation in tin shares. This led to the question as to whether local operators are maturing in their approach or whether
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    MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
    39 15 Industrial* 1 m> rubber*: April VJ 106.68 11S.11 108.40 April SO. Mi) 1. Ma> 3 Hi6.nl 107.83 112.84 114.31 10*. 10 H.8.10 Dec. 29. 1962 100. Mat 3. 108.(111 1M.»9 108.4S Ma* 4. 108.12 115.CS I08.4S
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    47 15 urrrnt ll.ilr of pavmrnt ii.onirni lol.ll for Total lor previous vest MM o Mi (•rorfr Town do— Krpong I'Uiii glrailo Hubbcr 75ils* May 18 15- r Mm 18 l%1 Mav 18 M.i.v 29 a June 21 Include 4V cenu oonus t Interim 121% 17* o
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      814 15 NOTICES NOTICES SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE NOTICE OF WATER LTD. RATIONING Tin «r. «i,.r.,n fnr Anrii lam ■"OKT DICKSON/COAST WATER Tin ore output for April. 1969 SL PPLY nege'r, SEM BILAN picula 3.667. Owing to the critical water Bitua- Uon It has become necessary to THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE j Increase the
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      785 15 STRAITS RUBBER CO. LTD. (Incorporated la England) DIVIDEND At a Board Meeting held on 3rd May 1963 the Directors have declared a final dlMaend of on tbe issued Share Capital of the Company In reopect of the year ended 31st December 1962. The I dividend is payable on 21st June.
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      565 15 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are Invited for the following pu&t in the Industrial Facilities Di\Uicn ol the Board:Land InsprctoiN AMitMBUJ must be University Graduates or pojoess the Higiiei School CertUiI cate or its equivalent. General I knowledge of valuation, survey. Government administration, census taking and ability to speak local I
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      790 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j TENGKU BARIAH SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOLARSHIPS C.rUAni SHARIKAT PKKI.OMBONGA.N DinUUL ROMPIN BKKHAD KUALA TRENGGANU has two vacancies ln Its scholar Applications are invited from SSa^JSTi! iniuJ?*! Federal Cltiaens /State Nationals. C A?SfiMM^fs I' £Lrrin«! ia» 17 fr» *>» !,,r minninfmoi" Appilcatutis on a prescribed Clerk
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      2060 16 9- YEAR-OLD DOWNING STREET SPRINGS A $130 SURPRISE IN LAST RACE pENANG. Sun. —Veteran jockey Mickey Donnelly was in sparkling form here today. Mickey rode four winners including a hattrick in Races 2 3 and 4 AD tour were saddled b\ Ipoh trainer Eddie
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      BIG SWEEP
      117 16 A CROWD of anxious players surrounds W. Rodriguez and B. Butcher of the West Indies team, who were knocked out when they collided as they went down for a catch from Ted Dexter in the match against the Duke of Norfolk's XI at Arundel Castle, Sussex last week.
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      Lock icon WBA SINK LEICESTER HOPES
      410 17 The Orient look doomed for 'big drop' I LONDON. Sun.— The position at the top of the English First Division became a little clearer after yesterday's matches, with Everton and Tottenham Hotspur both winning: and Leicester losing. A second-half goal br? skipper Roy VerJnon eave Everton
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      Lock icon QUIET CLASH FOR AULD ENEMIES'
      296 17 QUIET CLASH FOR AULD ENEMIES' SCOTTISH CUP FINAL CELTIC 1 RANGERS 1: Clasgow, Sunday. r»ELTIC and Rangers Glasgow's famous "auld enemies" drew 1-1 in the Scottish Cup Final before 134,000 spectators at Hampden Park here amatpiio nip yesterday. AMATEUR CUP They wlll rep i ay here on May 15. Ralph
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      Lock icon Four-goal feat by Reynolds
      161 17 Four-goal feat by Reynolds WIMBLEDON SUTTON UTD ONDON. Sun.— WimbleJu don won the English Amateur F.A. Cud at Wembley yesterday when their centre-forward Eddie Reynolds scored all four coals against Surrey neighbours, Sutton United. There was no score at halftime. Wimbledon, winning the trophy for the first time in their
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      League tables and results
      1226 17 \*lan Villa 0 N'otU Korrtt 2 P.uuiirv ii Man. Lid. 1 l.vrrion 1 Bolton 0 I'nlliam r.irniiiijlum 3 M.in. il» 0 RUrkpool 3 KM. Urd. 3 loton 1 Tottrnlum 4 Slu-tt. lid. WIM J l.riiester 1 Il.i m I* I'.lukliuin 1 H'Olvr* 0 Iptwich I J>
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      246 17 Russia clear first round DAVIS CUP TOKYO. Sun. The closing singles matches of the final round of the Davis Cup eastern tone final between Japan and India here today were postponed till tomorrow because of rain. India yesterday won the doubles and gained a 2-1 lead. LONDON. Sun. The Soviet
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      82 17 NAPLES. Sun— Fred Stolle. (Australia^ baat compatriot Tony Koche. 11-0. 6-2 In the men's singles semi-finals of the international tennis tournament here yesterday. In the final he will meet Erik Lundquist (Sweden) who beat Oiordand Maloli (Italy) 6-4. 6-3. In the women's singles, the favourite, Margaret
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      377 17 It's harder now to qualify for Olympics ATHLETICS LONDON. Sun.— It's going to be harder than ever to qualify for the Olympic Games track and field events, the top sport in these world carrivals, writes Vernon Morgan. The International Amateur Ath etlc Federation, have derided at a meetIng in Rio
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      HUNGARY 4-0
      23 17 BUDAPEST. Sun. Hungary beat Sweden 4-0 here yesterday in the first leg of their qualifying t.e for the Olympic looiball competition.
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      207 17 GOLF lIOYLAKE. (Cheshire), Sun. After a magnificent all-day duel with never more than two strokes between them. Irish golfer Christy O'Connor and Englishman Neil Coles ended the Martini invitation tournament here yesterday with a tie. They both totalled '298! after 72 holes and so shared I
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      Lock icon Griffith (8-23) redeems the poor batting of West Indies
      355 17 CRICKET ROUNDUP I ONDON. Sun. Charlie Griffith. tall, brawny West Indies fast bowler, redeemed some poor batting by the tourists by shooting out eight Gloucestershire batsmen for 23 runs on the opening day of their match at Bristol yesterday. On a
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      74 17 LONDON. Sun. Results of Riwby League matches played yesterday Dlv. I Bramley 19 Wakefleld 10: Castleford 18 Workington 7; Peatherstone 10 Swlnton IT Huddersfleld 22 Halifax 3; Hull 17 Leeds 9: Oldham 10 Warrlngton 15: Widqes 2 St. Helens 25; WiRan 18 Hull Kingston 15. Dlv.
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      Singapore in last 4
      325 18 RAZAK CUP SOUTH ZONE KARTAR SINGH IN STAR ROLE SPORE 1 MALACCA 0: Segamat, Sun. GOAL by inside-right Kartar Singh midway through the second half gave- Singapore a 1-6 victory over Malacca here today and made them south zone champions in the Razak Cup inter-state hockey
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      Havelock's goal is winner for Penang
      158 18 Havelock's goal is winner for Penang NORTH ZONE PENANC I PERAK 0 jJENAN'G. Sun. -Penang be- MM North zone champions in t!te Kazak Cup hockey competition today, thank-s to a 20th minute goal by tlnir skipper Titus Haveiock. Penang were lucky winter., however, for Perak were well on top In
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      T. KURAU 3-1
      29 18 SINGAPORE. Sun Singapore, I c ifiue soccer results: Div. 2C T. Kurau 3 Hnlkowyu 1: Div. 3D— Amicables 2 RAP Tengah 1: Katmig 1 Airport n
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      188 18 RANG THE STAR IN CUSTOMS GOAL SPORE SINO-MALAYS 1 VIETNAM CUSTOMS 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. Smra- pore Sino-Malays put up a determined right before goinjr down 1-2 to Vietnam > league champions, Customs, at Jalan Besar tonight. Though Customs deserved their victory for their fast and clever football, they have much
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      Ismail masters Malacca
      216 18 MALAYA CUP MALACCA 1 JOHORE 1: Malacca, Sun T^f ALA VAN goalkeeper Ungku Ismail today touched I peak form to help Johore hold Malacca 1-1 in a I south zone Malaya Cup soccer match in packed Kubu Stadium. Malacca. down one-nil after four minutes, equalised five minutes
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      Perak women hit for six
      89 18 II l< \K 0 PEN ANT. 6 IPOH. Sun. Penang hit Perak I for six today In the women's scccer competition north zone final replay at the Perak Stadium here When Perak visited Penang on Apr. 7. the result was a scoreless draw. Penang now
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      New player Beadles leads rout
      128 18 ARMED FORCES 6 PAHANG 0 KUALA LUMPUR, SunArmed Forces gave an improved display in the second outing of the Malaya Cup soccer competition when they beat Pahang 6-0 at Princes Road this evening. The team, strengthened by the inclusion of Beadles, dominated play from the
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      'Mini-marathon to Cruz
      34 18 MALACCA. Sun. Maria Sqpce Cruz. 23. won the 10.7 miles "mini-marathon" organised by the Malacca AAA here today. Cruz, a CEB employee, clocked 59:13.6 to beat a field of 96 competitors.
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      LOW SIN CHOCK SCORES SPRINT DOUBLE
      668 18 LOW SIN CHOCK SCORES SPRINT DOUBLE ATHLETICS OINGAPORE, Gun.— Singa- pore's leading sprinter Low Sin Chock scored a doub c at today's first Singapore AAA triangular meet between Swift AA, Combined Schools and SAAA selection at Farrer Park. The liard ground was against the competitors. Best among airmen were Sin
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      EASY FOR AZMAN, PEARCE
      498 18 TENNIS Johnny Heah also in semi-finals IPOH, Sun. Johnny i Pearce, the holder, and 8. A. Azman, the Malayan No. 1 1 reached the men's singles semi-finals with easy vie- tories today in the Perak open tennis championships here. Aiinan beat Wcng Kok Moon ti-0. 6-0
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      Johore collapse against Jaspal and Sinappa
      257 18 Johore collapse against Jaspal and Sinappa MCA LEAGUE KUANTAN. Sunday. lASPAL Singh (four for 19) and Sinappa (two for three) today bowled Pahang to a 47-run victory j over Johore in the Malayan Cricket Association League match here Johore. who had a first innlngs lead of 19 runs, collapsed against
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      175 18 AIME TAKES 9 FOR 30, THEN KILAT DECLARE NAVA SHIELD Kuala lumpur. sun. i>spit« Francis Aime's ninefor-30 bowl, ing feat for Sentul Railways. Kilat Club bea; Railways by 22 ram on the first innings In their Navaratnam Shield group A match at Pantai cxlay Aime look all the Kiln to
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      78 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Commonwealth Forces of Malays beat Federation Armed Forces by three wickets In their annual cricket match at the Rifle Ranee Road today. The first day's play yesterday wm ruined off and the match was decided on the first innings. Scores: Armed Forces
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    109 18 MRS. GUI SOO ANN. nee Margaret Llm. died peacefully at 7.40 p.m on 4.5 63 leaving her surviving I beloved husband. 2 daughters, l 801> ncr 2 brothers and 3 sisters., Cortege will leave Singapore Ca»ket Co.. L*v»nder Street, at 3.00' )m. On Monday. 6.5.63. for Kam- i pong
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