The Straits Times, 12 May 1963

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in NO. 1 441 SUNDAY. MAY 12, 1963. 20 CENTS KDN 355
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    'Some politicians not doing their jobs..'
    100 1 'Some politicians not doing their jobs..' THE SULTAN of Perak was not available for comment yesterday. It is understood his criticisms were directed against certain dec ted representatives. He alleged they wore not carrying put their responsibilities. with the result that the people were constantly approaching him for assistance. This
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    LOVERS' LANE DEATH
    362 1  - LOVERS' LANE DEATH 808 PERIES By ...And a fatal chase in Spore backlane SINGAPORE. Sun. A youth was .shot dead early today in a "lovers" lane" off Tanjong Rhu when he attempted to hold up a police officer and a woman friend. At about the same time just a lew
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    SULTANS WARNED
    506 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE Tenqku chides Perak Ruler MOSQUE SPEECH SEQUEL: 'HE IS YOUNG AND DOESN'T KNOW WHERE DUTY ENDS* By KUALA LIPIS, Sat— THE MALAY Rulers must steer clear of politics, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. He told me: "1 regret that the young Sultan of Pcrak thought
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    CHOLERA: Malacca an infected area
    1243 1 CHOLERA: Malacca an infected area KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The whole of Malacca State (pop. 350.000) was today declared a cholera infected area. Although the outbreak is now contained in the Malacca area, members of the public in other parts of the Federation and Singapore have been told to take precautions.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    69 1 RUT YORK. Sat. In fie ctillcee lountr* thrrr lit* ll br no excesfivr ne-Juru." dtflarci a new rule at Wc-t \irsinin I nivcr-itv HXMMtW was defined: "When feet leave the c round and heads dip below (he too of tbe back of the ««»fa nut tfrr rule
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    I A NOTE TO A PATIENT
    65 1 I A NOTE TO A PATIENT A NXIOUS moments yesterday outside the locked grille barring entrance to the men's isolation ward at the Malacca General Hospital. Her relative is inside, and for her own protection his Rirl cannot he allowed to se* him. Worried, she scribbles a note and hands
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    Shock results at Penang races
    69 1 PENANG. Sot. Sensational upset* highlighted the races here today. In Race 3 Belle Blue, ridden by Brian Wilson, defeated the hot favourite Last Try to pay $173. But an even bigger shock followed as Pride, with apprentice D. Dragon a-stride. scored an easy win in
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    BANISHED
    319 1  -  Orders to be served on three detainees By JACKIE SAM nnHE first three ban- ishment orders against any of the 120-odd political detainees, arrested in February are expected to be served soon. The Government Is now considering putting the orders Into effect. The three leftists to be deported to
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    President Tshombe
    19 1 announced that he will head a special delegation to Leopoldville to try to nolve Katanga's re-integration problem.
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    President Saekarno
    23 1 told visiting Dutch Journalist In' will "keen a promise" to the Dutch people and make a stale visit to Urn Netherlands.
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    General Ahmad Jani
    14 1 commander of the Indonesian Army arrived tn Belgrade for four-day visit.
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    ARRESTED AFTER I SEA CHASE: 1 SMUGGLERS FINED!
    176 2 ARRESTED AFTER I SEA CHASE: 1 SMUGGLERS FINED! PENANG. Saturday. r fHE SESSIONS Court was told today of a speedboat chase in the North Channel 5 and the arest of two smugglers. c.oh Eiik Seng 1". shop 5 •assistant, and Teoh Boon Hoot. 21. were fined $500 each In default
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    House is looted
    104 2 PENAN G, Sat -An in- Mirance agent returned 5 Julun Abdullah Ariff house s night and found hi.s E home at about midnight E in Aver Itam had been broken into. On making a check, he 5 found 53.J00 in caah and I jewellery missing. The agent.
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    Parliament meet i
    26 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat —The I not meeting of the House of E Reprwenutivea wtll be held E (mm May 23 to 31. S
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    BLESSING FOR ROYAL NEWLY-WEDS IN PERAK
    64 2 BLESSING FOR ROYAL NEWLY-WEDS IN PERAK THE Sultan of Perak sprinkles scented leaves and flowers on nrwly-married Raja Ekram ibni Sultan Yussuf Izxuddin Shah. 29. second in line to the throne, and his bride. Raja Noor Ima binte Raja Mohamed Zulkifli 17. at the bfrsanding ceremony at the Istana Iskandariah.
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    Sultan and his sisters did their bit for Perak's royal wedding
    365 2  - Sultan and his sisters did their bit for Perak's royal wedding LEE FOO SAN By anri Dato C. M. Yusof. paramount chief In Perak. received the wedding gifts op behalf of the couple. This was followed by the sprinkling of scented water, leaves and flowers on the couple by the
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    Mason jailed for cycle theft
    60 2 IPOH. Sat.— A mason. Yew Mv Cheong. 27. who had six previous convictions, wa» yesterday jailed for nine months by the Magistrate's Court here for stealing a bicycle worth $50 on April 26 in Clare Street. The Magistrate, Mr. L. C. Vohrah, also ordered Yews
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    Firms told to fly flags on June 5
    60 2 PENANG. Sat.— Business and commercial firms In Pertantt have been asked by the Stale Secretary. Inche Abu Has>>an bin Abdullah, to fly UM eration and Slate flags on their buildings on June 5. the official birthday of the Yang diPertuan Agong. The
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    Civics course
    36 2 TELUK ANSON. Sat— The Batak Rabit branch of the Umno near here will hold oneday civics course for Its 150 members tomorrow and a sate of cakes In aid of the National Patriotic Fund.
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    (Local made I—at {half price
    299 2 (Local made I— at {half price BRITISH DIRECTOR 'SURPRISED* BY j $1 M. WATER PLANT PENANG, Saturday. pENANG CITY COUNCIL staff have built j for less than SI million a filtration plant I which a well-known British company had I estimated would cost $2 million. "A directdr' of the company
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    Lock icon Inche Yusof in Ceylon
    249 2 Plane was 2 1 2 hours behind schedule so PM not at airoort /COLOMBO, Sat. The \j Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin lohak. arrived here today for his four-day visit to Ceylon. Inche Yu«)f who was accompanied by his wile, Puan Noor Aisah. and a
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    Shorthand pupils get certificates
    42 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Hamld Khan, today presented certificates to Malay shorthand students at the Suleiman Club here. He congratulated the Trergkas Melayu Institute (or its efforts in spreading the knowledge of shorthand
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    Dhoby jailed for four years
    51 2 RAUB. Sat.— A dnoir. Yin. 55. was jailed lor foul by the High Court here yesterday Wbm he pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Lee Koon Lin. 26 Fong slashed Lee. a rattan dealer, with a chopper at Jerantut on Dec. 15 last
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      45 2 Advc rtuement POWOfH Jk^> A favourite haunt for cockroaches is under the paper lining* of drawers and •helves. This offers an excellent opportunity for wiping them out. Simply sprinkle Pea-Beu odourlew, non-poisonous cockroach powder under the aoelvlnc paper and all cockroaches will be completely eliminated.
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    Train driver looks back...seven wagons missing
    186 3 Train driver looks back... seven wagons missing IJI,,H,rJ.I.)HU4I:rrJMi^-^MW;I-fJ=:--J1 Jl,,H,rJ.l.)HU41:rrJMi^-^MW;l-fJ=:--J SIMPANG AMPAT. Saturday. gEVEN wagons carrying tinned food and furniture to Ipoh were derailed at Simpang Ampat, five miles from Bukit Mertajam, at 3.30 a.m. today. There were no casualties. Damage was slight. The derailment occurred about 300 yards from Simpang
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    Brunei to allow more firms to explore oil
    101 3 Brunei to allow more firms to explore oil BRUNEI TOWN, Sat. A new legislation resulting from recent agreement between the Bruni Government and the Brunei Shell Petroleum Company will allow oil companies other than Brunei Shell Petroleum to do exploration work In the Mate. A Shell .spokesman said today that
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    Monument Fund
    32 3 KOALA LUMPUB BftL— Tba chairman »i tlie Seiancor N.>tional Muiiunicnt Fund. DatO Abu Bak.ir bin B.iS'iui.i will rt- 11.290 don.iduii trom the conununitjr In Ku;iia !.umi):ir v .id* Hie fund
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    Rotary luncheon
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Australian assistant trade commissioner. Mr. Michael Coultas. v ill speak on "South-East Asia. Australia and World Trade" at the Rotary Club weekly luncheon h^re on Wednesday
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    Bazaar for I blind I 'a worthy cause'
    216 3 Bazaar for I blind I 'a worthy cause' SINGAPORE. Sat. The Acting Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. today congratulated 20 different ommunities for their contribution towards "a worthy cause" when he opened the Hth International Bazaar for the Blind at the Victoria Memorial Hall He said that
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    Sultan opens new school for 1,300
    38 3 Sultan opens new school for 1 ,300 KOTA BHARU. Sat The Su.t.m of Keiantun today openI ed the $212,242 Sultan Ismail Primary English School here. The ochool was built last year i and has places for 1.300 pupils.
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    VARSITY EXAM RESULTS
    207 3 SINGAPORE, Bat. The University of Singapore today announced the results of the supplementary examinations for th*> degrees of M.8.. 8.5. B.D.S. and B. Pharm. held recently. The following passed the preliminary supplementary) examination for the degrees of M.8.. 8.5. Chan Vow Leong Chew Swee Eng (Miss), Lim
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    Rationing improves the situation in Singapore
    556 3 Rationing improves the situation in Singapore PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD WARNS OF MORE 'DRASTIC MEASURES IF THE DRY SPELL CONTINUES From Straits Times Reporters gINGAPORE, Sat. The chairman of the Public Utilities Board, Dr. Fong Kirn Heng, said today that the Board was using all available ways and means at its
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    Sailor fined SI,OOO
    108 3 Sailor fined SI, OOO OENANG. Sat. A customs search party found 32 packets of Indian hemp, weighing a total of 18 lbs. in a secret compartment of an Indonesian vessel which arrived here last night. Suleman Maykio'ol Polly an Indonesian seaman, was today fined $1,000 or six months' jail when
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    Jail term raised to two years
    83 3 IPOH. Sat.— Mr. Justice Neai today Increased a three months' jail sentence on a restricted youth. Wai Kee Yew. 19. to two years as the sentence imDosed hv a Sessions Couri President was not .sufficient according to the law Wai. who was restricted lo
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    Thieves take a TV set
    50 3 Thieves take a TV set SINGAPORE. Sat. A student. A. J. Allan. 23. ivpor.ru to police that thieves broke into hi* fathers home in Qalc Avenue, ofl Orchard Road. MM) stole h S9OO television Mt vi^t. Idny Thf thieves torcid ooen a rear door of the nou.-« to gain entry.
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    PAGES OF FOREIGN NEWS —TODAY—
    5 4 PAGES OF FOREIGN NEWS —TODAY—
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    Lock icon No trial* Bill: The first arrests
    73 4 JOHANNESBURG. Sat. South African detectives last night made the lirst arrest* under a clause in the new "no trial" Bill which allows police to hold peop!«' for 90 days for qil' >t KJlllllg. M.i |oc General R. J. Van Der Bwgh. nation. il hoad
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    Lock icon A SLAP FROM CAROLINE
    89 4 But she still sees the show 'JHIS was not the sweet, smiling Caroline Kennedy the public thought it knew. She started climbing a drain pipe while watching a White House reception from an upstairs balcony. Here nurse, Maud Shaw, pulled her down and (left) received a
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    Lock icon For the well dressed man: African robes
    175 4 LONDON. Sat. Picturesaue African robes may one day be the dress of all mankind, says "Tailor and Cutter." the British men's wear magazine. It said Africans were demanding that dumles In men's shops should be black and not white so they can see
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    Lock icon Wilson: Election delay serious*
    65 4 SOUTHAMPTON bim...nd). Sat.— Mr. Harold WiUon. Labour Party leader, said yesterday the longer tne Prime Minister wait* to call a General Election "the more serious It will be for the country." He told a Press conference tn thta south coast seaport that the "magnificent" results of
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    Lock icon Test run for Cooper —the 'tourist* astronaut
    505 4 Test run for Cooper —the 'tourist* astronaut CAPE CANAVERAL, Saturday astronaut Gordon Cooper yesterday "flew" a simulated mission in preparation for his 34-hour flight in the Mercury spacecraft Faith Seven on Tuesday. The 36-year-old U.S. Air Force major climbed into a cramped cockpit like that of his own spacecraft and
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    Smugglers held
    74 4 IAKARTA, Sat. Navy J patrols have captured 29 smugglers, offshore of East Borneo, during the past fortnight, according to an Amaru news agency today. One group, including a woman and two children. i.-aking $30,000 worth of luxury goods from British-owned Tawao, North Borneo to Indonesia's South Borneo, the
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    Souvanna Phouma
    14 4 Laotian Prime Minister, d^ nied reports that he was about to resign
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    President Kennedy
    12 4 will spend seven hours la Wost, Berlin on June 26
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    Border pact to end
    140 4 TERRORISTS FEW— SO THAILAND WILL WITHD TROOPS UANGKOK. Sat Thailand will withdraw troops sent to reinforce police fighting the Communist terrorists along the Thai-Malayan border early this year, the Under-Secre-tary for the Interior. Mr. Chart Trakankosol. said today. He told reporters the recentiy concluded ThaiMalayan joint
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    WYNNE EXCHANGE FOR RUSSIAN SPY LONSDALE POSSIBLE
    209 4 f OXDON, Sat. Speculation was revived today that Russia may seek to trade alleged British secret agent Gre v i 1I c Wynne for convicted Soviet spy Gordon Arnold Lonsdale. now jailed in Britain. Lonsdale was sentenced to 25 years in orison here
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    TERROR RIOTS SPREAD
    231 5 TERROR RIOTS SPREAD New violence wave on Chinese: Shops and cars are burned JAKARTA. Sat. Indo- j nesian youths burned and smashed Chinese shop.&lt;- in Bandung yesterday, and set tire to 15 cars. Troops broke up th*&gt; rioters, riring shots in the air. A curlew was Imposed at night, and
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    Brunettes get the vote
    48 5 LONDON. Sat- Young English gentlemen do not prefer biondr.s. according to a Miivoy carried out by two senior boys at Berhum-sted public school. Ot 90 boys questioned. 63 per cent voted u&gt;r brunettes. 27 per cent lor blondes and three per cent for redheads.
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    Nelson Eddy
    20 5 Boldrn-voiced matinee idol ol the 1930s is in hospital in MamachuKtUi with a respiratory ailmenl. He i- tt.
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    Dr. Toh Chin Chye
    23 5 .in i\cd in London tor talks w uli Ule Colonial Office. He Will d. 'or industrial development, in Singapore.
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    Roswell Garst
    25 5 tha lowa t.un-.rr who was ho&gt;: to Mr. Knrutbcbev during his U.S. tour m 1959 was the Soviet Premier's cucst ai the Kremlin.
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    Mr. RA. Prentice
    17 5 l.i hour M.P.. urged ii.r I an Ameri-iM-.u'e corps to work it: ur.clcr-dcvrloped countries.
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    Vladimir Ashkenazy
    21 5 :i ist who has settled in Britain, will BMki .t short vi.-it io Moscow with his wile next uprk.
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    Mr. Lester Pearson
    18 5 ..nada's new Premier, reported "good pragma" m taiks with President Kennedy at Hyannia Port. Massachusetts
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      BRIEFS
      402 5 XJEW YORK: Two hun dred commuters on a New Jersey railway have each been offered &gt;::.noii by the company to stop using the service The railway company chairman. Mr. Irving Maidman. said yesterday "Last year we collected 51 32.000 from the commuters and the sfiviie cost us S*f&gt;.").ooo. We
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    Lock icon US envoy's dog bares a secret 'spy' gadget
    157 5 WASHINGTON. Saturday. J'HE State Department said yesterday a "howling dog" fighting an invisible enemy had uncovered an electronic listening device planted in the floor of an American diplomat overseas. U.S. security .specialist was inspecting the residence of a Military Attache in an
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    Queen Elizabeth
    26 5 lilt Queer) Mother. was itranded by Laic- :i. the royal v.uir Britannia Jersey when -lie &gt;hould havr been UtaK having dinner It Government Hou-c
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    ANDRE'S JAIL BREAK-FOR FIRST SIGHT OF GRANDCHILDREN I
    158 5 PARIS. Sat— Andre Malzieux. an habitual &lt;&gt;ttty criminal with a rev;rd datine back 36 years. was reconciled to staying in Rouen Prison for the rest &gt;t Ms life. Then through welfare authorities. 56-year-old Andre traced his only -on marriage that ended i
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    Lock icon USEFUL' TALKS
    464 5 USEFUL TALKS Thant, Lord Home discuss Malaysia plan in London LONDON, Saturday. U THANT, United Nations Secretary General, and Lord Home, Britain's Foreign Secretary, reviewed the proposed Malaysia Federation during four hours "of useful exchanges," according to an authoritative source today. They also discussed U.N. finances and other problems at
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    Pianist refused a visa
    63 5 CAPETOWN Sal.— The Soulli Alrxan O»H l IWMIII 11.i.s nfßMd a ffca to coloured Honkv lonk Wiuilrcd AUvell. who was to have ni.idf a tUree-wcek low oi the republic. Mr. Zan Rosers. thcalir ■gant, said the Government had declined to Rive any reason for reject me;
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    Dare to Mr.X from swim star Margaret
    69 5 Dare to Mr.X from swim star Margaret |\JARCARET REVELL, the U.S longdistance swimmer, announced in Rome that she had sent a letter to Mr. Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, asking him to find a Russian man to swim the English channel with her. Miss Revell said she had tried to
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    _ Court is told of scar on Liz's neck
    160 5 Court is told of scar on Liz's neck J OS ANGELES. Sat.— The scar on Elizabeth Taylor's neck and Richard Burton's pock marks were mentioned in court here. Oscar winning cameraman Leon Shamroy testified that Miss Taylor presented terrific problems during the filming of Cleopatra because neither makeup nor special
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    Water crisis hits Hong Kong
    73 5 HONG KONG. Sat.— The coI lony's water supply, already clown to three hours a day. will ix! further cut unless nJn falls in the next few days, the Oov- ernment announced today People were not ttyklf H.ird enough to save water it saitl m a
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    Mr. Felix Bandaranaike
    21 5 Ceylon's Mmivtei Without Portfolio, was kwanled 53i.000 dUMHM i" ciri.nnarlon sun i brought agaltu Associated WewM»per&gt; of Ceylon.
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    Lock icon Scottish twins: One dies
    62 5 GLASGOW (Scotland), but. I A baby girl, the twentieth child i vi Scottish woman, died &gt;•■•.— I terduy a few hours after its birUi but the baby's twin, a 31b. 12c./ I boy. Maxwell, is making progress in an incubator in hospital neur here. The mother.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 6 .ts Sl2 (Minimum) on. A. 11 KANDIAN, le&gt;»*ra, Sam .-.;.r«:i)«r:am, Dr. JanKF r- n ram;. Ma NUw and bo wnt I th.- tiincrel r,f tin- ¥rv It Ja&gt;ain:it :i K.indlah.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    65 6 211 i»,nw&gt; j.'.j' Mas.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lo KlD- Sundvv Mrvii.o m. Au Wi-lcom*. FOR INOUIRIES RCCAROINC ***** act Muslim ULsmooarv, 111 Onan Koad. Sport. WESLEY METHODIST CHURI [.ore. Ttle|.hon« rma 7.30 i-.m. Sunday i a.ni. KvenrIHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY OnwM r 10.4 S.: &gt; i s pm. hralins ST.
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    TOWARDS A COMMON MARKET
    383 6 TpUROPE is cm the move towards integration, economic as well as political. It is a march to unity that can pose severe problems for the primary producer countries of South-East Asia and there is much in the demand for a common market of Asian nations that
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    155 6 \'IMI! paper is always making much play oT the affluent society, so there is one aspect of this affluence which I am sure has disturbed quite a number of your readers. I refer to the otter impossibility of sitting in comfort these dns in Ike two-dollar
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    The BJG buy...
    1090 6  -  TAN TOCK SAIK By KUALA LUMPUR STILL ON THE THEME OF PROGRESS LAST WtEK the Uindmy Tima* OPINION r NGf ««heol if &gt;a«den remtmocrtd !ir« in Mal#ya 10 ye«ri K. tASKAKAN ta*h M feck lo fha 4«r* pr»«r«*t went into fop-I*mr. T«4«r ■—♦!&gt;«* Smndmy TiMMi writer, TAN
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      SPEAKING PERSONAL
      400 6 WOMEN AND DRINK (contd) MAY I say Just one more word about this matter to express my disgust and horror at Tai Sing Onns article 'Sunday Times Apiil 28, 1963 L When I wrote in the first place it was my intention to draw public attention lo what
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      Library with problem of growth
      613 6  - Library with problem of growth JEAN WALLER By Till] post \\;n era has frequently been described as an '"era of crisis" in university libraries throughout the world. The tremendous increase in enrolment, the greater emphasis on .science and technology, the increasing use of books in teaching methods, the availability of
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      from MANY MONEY
      450 6  - from MANY MONEY W.C. Fitxpatrick By Dr. Of Pasir Mas, K. lanUn MALAYA'S NBW WKITKK No. 78— who wins $25 (or his MU on: "Should Malaya Set t'p A l)is.t&gt;trr Fund?"' There were two other priie-winners. SHOULDN'T THERE BE A FUND FOR DISASTER? A very good and sound idea. Once
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      13 6 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL
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    Rude clerks' allegation
    83 7 I'LNAM.. Sat. Complaints that eteffa h.itl been rude to members applying fur lo.m^ were made at the annual meeting of the Pcaaag Municipal Employees' Co-operative thrift and Loan Society at the City Hall yesterday. The merlini;. attended by 400 members. ■greed that the incoming committee be asked
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    Police begin a drive on smoky cars
    162 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. HOLICE today swung into action against vehicles which emit "smoke-screens" on 1 the roads. As the day dawned, policemen drawn from the traffic police and divisional stations were placed at strategic points to "book" offending motorists. The new powers to take
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    A plea for unity
    114 7 TELUK ANSON, Sat A call to the people of Malaya to preserve the unity of the various ran I under the leadership ol the Alliance was made by inclie Mohamed Abas bin Ahmad. ;i Member 01 Parliament lor Hilir Perak. yesterday. Speaking at the annual meeting
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    Lee tours Changi on May 18
    42 7 SINGAPORE, Bat.— The Prime MlnirtiT Mr. Lee Ku.m Yew, will tour the Chaogi constitu- o:i May 18 and 19 and not this weekend ,ii previously reported. On May 18. Mr. L.v will and the C village.
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    Bank manager
    16 7 SUNGEI PATAMI Bat Mr. W J I) P lrom Teluk A k.- over Pi
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    Oppose Malaysia until success'
    64 7 JAKARTA. Sat. Opposition to the proposed Malaysian federation should bo maintained "until final success is achieved." the Indonesian Defence ftdniftieral Abdul Haris Nasulion. told the Indonesian Islamic Youth Association. Wliatever the developments may be Indonesia will not stop helpmu the r*ople of North Borneo until they
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    MELBOURNE BRIDE
    58 7 \f R. Foong Yue Seng and Miss Agnes Yong, both of Kuala Lumpur, were married at the Springvale Methodist Church in MeJbourne recently. Mr. Foong is the brother of Mr. T. S. Foong and is doing post-graduate work in architecture at the Melbourne University. The bride is the
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    INDONESIAN'HITLERS' WARNED BY TENGKU
    339 7  - INDONESIAN 'HITLERS' WARNED BY TENGKU YAP CHIN KWEE By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. Jl 1 1 Indonesian leaders are sure to perish in the same manner as Hitler, Mussolini and the Pharoahs of Egypt, Tengku Abdul Rahman told an Alliance meeting here today. "The language of the Indonesian leaders, including some
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    For your day by the sea
    100 7 TODAY— Sedili Kechil 1242 a.m. 7.3 ft 11.03 p.m. &lt;5.91t&gt;: Singapore 12.10 a.m. &lt;B.9ft&gt; 1.26 pm. i7.7ft&gt;; Port Dickson 823 a.m. (,7.8ft &gt; 8.49 p.m. (B.sft); Poit Swettenham 8.00 a.m. (12.0 ft) 8.00 p.m. 1 12.1 ft); Pen.ing 2.17 a.m. 7.4 f t» 2.24
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    Sultan opens new office building
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal.— The Sultan of Perak today declared open a new $155,907 District Office building at Parit Buntar. The new building also accommodates the Town Board Office and the District Rural Development Operations Room.
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    USIS essay contest
    122 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— The U.S. Information Service here is holding an essay contest to mark the 175 th anniversary of the signing of the American Constitution. The essay In English, of not more than 1.000 words and will be on "What Constitutional Oovernrreni Mean*. 10 Me" The contest
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    Merger talks when Razak 'returns'
    281 7 Merger talks when Razak 'returns' I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said here tonight that the merger talks which reached a deadlock last month would be resumed after Tun Abdul Razak's return from London. He said this on his arrival Xrom Singapore for a fiveday
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    Lock icon Dr. Lim: We must diversify
    315 8 LONDON, Saturday. Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said here last night it was "vitally necessary" to diversify the country's economy it cannot stay dependent on tin and rubber. Dr. Lim. hero for the Commonwealth Trade Ministers' talks starting on Monday, told
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    'Ears, eyes, mouth of Government'
    66 8 ALOR STAR, Sat.— The AsM.Mant Minister of Information and Broadcast mi?. Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Mohumed Ynsof. tod. iv told information officers here that as they were "the ears, uid mouth-pieces of the Government, they should dedicate their services for the benefit of the nation
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    2 are beheaded in the Philippines
    54 8 MANILA. Silt.— Head-huntins Ilongot tribes men beheaded two people l.usi night, bringing to nine the number ot CtoMaUM killed by them in the last three weeks. The two latest victims were Catherine wood in Isabela pro- i vince. 100 miles north of Ma- nlkv
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    BUSINESS DONE
    283 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Com- Dined business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops 10.000) $2.86. (5,000) $2.87, 11.000) $2.85. (11.000) $2.83. (20.000) $2.81. (20.000) I $2.82, (9.000) $2.84, (5.000) I $2.80;
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    YOUTH GETS ROTAN FOR RAPE
    86 8 OINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Justice Ambrose today ordered Wee Ching Hang Alias Huay Ching Hat, a 17-year-old toy-seller, to receive 10 strokes of the rotan for raping a 14-year-old girl. In addition to the 10 I strokes of the rotan. Mr. Justice Ambrose also .sentenced Wee
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    | 'Settle row 1 ultimatum to harbour staff men
    664 8 'Settle row 1 ultimatum to harbour staff men SINGAPORE. Sat. THE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association has been given a week to settle its internal differences or have no say in the Government's plans to give the 10,000 port workers a big pay boost. The "ultimatum" was given by the
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    low it's the search for searcher
    416 8 low it's the search for searcher THIS Is B story which we hope Sunday Times readers will be abl P to provide with a nappy ending. In the Know Alls column of this paper a fortnight ago a man wrote asking for help In trace his mother and four sisters
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    POLICE HUNT CON MEN
    263 8 POLICE HUNT CON MEN Gang operates in European residential areas I by Francis Rozario gINUAPOKK. Sat- Police lien :ire on the trail of a ga:ig of conttdenco trickster- who.sp victim.* are Europeans mainly British servicemen living in re.M- dental ar irdlng to police. th« which began a lew i months
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    HIATUS
    99 8 MR S. SINNADURAI M.B.E at 68 Kaadang Kerbau Ro»u Kuaia Lumpur Co: Pens Ro;id crematorium at. 5 p.m. on 12.5.63. CABLE RECEIVED Mr. L Arulappan Fernandez pa.ved away at ;nence Vlliathurai. Trivandrum on 9 5-63. MR CHAN HIN TEIK. Ipoh passed away, aged 50. 1.53 pm 11..Y63. Funeral service
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      Who's the Peeping Tom?
      204 9 MEN ON SCAFFOLD HAVE THE ANSWER CERTAINLY, it seemed like a good idea at the time. Capitalising on the headlined friendship of Miss Elizabeth Taylor and .Mr. Richard Burton, 20th Century-Fox decided to launch the epic "Cleopatra" with giant posters of the pair in NEW YORK.
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      THE THEATRE
      152 9 A SUDDEN lull descends upon ■^musical Singapore, and the workmen who have been kept bu.sy fur mx months or more putting up the blue-and-whit* letters over the Victoria Theatre to announce the appearance of this or that musical celebrity from overseas, are now enjoying a well-earned rest. Why
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      Is this the twilight of a goddess?
      339 9 I HATE to be cruel to a beautiful woman whose proud profile and rich body have quickened my pulses in film after film after film. Ava Gardner has always been my dream and ideal of the female at her most exotic. She breathes
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      Films—by Ken Hammonds
      232 9 Films— by Ken Hammonds WOMAN OF SUMMER Joanne Woodward, Richard Beymer 20th Century-Fox A T first glance, this film struck "me as being another of those rather sordid, kitchen-sink pieces of Hollywood realism, but after thinking It over I found that It had made a aeeper Impression than I thought.
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      I HATE TO BE CRUEL TO AVA says LEONARD MOSLEY
      532 9 I HATE TO BE CRUEL TO AVA says LEONARD MOSLEY the answers to masculine seduction, and fends off advances with casual boredom. "I think I have you in my hands.' one character says to her. "and then suddenly I find you have slipped through my fingers." But I doubt If
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    MALAYA SHOULD) WOO THE I INDONESIANS,! SAYS NEWSMAN!
    404 10  - MALAYA SHOULD) WOO THE I INDONESIANS,! SAYS NEWSMAN! LOKMAN HALIM by Kuala Lumpur, Sat. INCHE Rozdin bin Haji Ya'acob, the leader of the Malayan delegation to the Afro- Asian Journalists' Conference at Jakarta, to- day urged that more goodwill visits should be exchanged between Malaya and Indonesia to create a
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    On your TV today
    117 10 SINGAPORE, bun. Here's your TV programme for today: 7.15 p.m. Opening and programme summary In all lauguages: 7.2* p.m. Robin Hood; 7.45 p.m. News and newsreel in Chinese: 8.00 pjn. Phil Silver show; 8.30 p.m. "People"; p.m. Fred Winter— The steeple chatt champion and winner of
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    Five-day course
    36 10 KCALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The National Association of Women's Institutes will hold a five-day plant and animal husbandry course for 22 of it* members at the Women Institutes headquarters in Petaling Jaya beginning on Tuesday.
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    Tengku is backed
    34 10 KOALA LUMPUR. Sat— Full support for the Prime Minister and his proposed Malaysia project was pledged by the Malayan Tamil Writers' Association at a meeting held In Kuala Lumpur last night.
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    Rare honour
    14 10 FIRST MALAY ARTIST TO HAVE A PICTURE IN ROYAL ACADEMY IBRAHIM HUSSEIN
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    FIRST MAL FRIENDSHIP AIRCRAFT ARRIVES AFTER 8,000-MILE TRIP
    240 10 FIRST MAL FRIENDSHIP AIRCRAFT ARRIVES AFTER 8,000-MILE TRIP SINGAPORE. Saturday. gINGAPORE had its first glimpse today of the twin-engined prop-jet air liner, the Fokker F-27 Friendship, when it flew into Singapore bearing the familiar black-and-yellow insignia of Malayan Airways. The aircraft— the nrst of Malayan Airways fleet of five arrived
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    An attack on Malaysia
    287 10 Plan will not benefit Malayans, says Labour Party leader JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Secretary-General of the Labour Party of Malaya. Mr. Lim Kean Slew, said here today that Malaysia would not benefit the people of Malaya. Speaking at the annual delegates conference of the party's Johore
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    When a girl doesn't get her man...
    135 10 When a girl doesn't get her man U'RITING in the Sunday Times last week. Ha&gt;-nah-Vimala-Chen said the modern Malayan mKs finds it hard to get a husband because *he lacks the quality of patience. Do you agree? Give your answer in 500 words The best contribution will win a prize
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    Bookmakers lose appeal
    40 10 Bookmakers lose appeal IPOi: court of two men convicted ot bookmaklni Id the Peialc Tuil Club premises. Chun« Soi. 25. and Chonf Che e Hing. 27. ;l school had been lined 52.000 I iictinc a.s bookmakers on June 17 year.
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    FISH TALK
    319 10 linTH a few exceptions fall ratner sharply into two groups so far as behaviour is concerned. There are the ones that work singly or in pairs from a fixed base, finding their livplih(K&gt;d in a territory which they defend against intrusion by other members of their species, and
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    MOTORING So-sober Hiliman goes Impish with new baby
    679 11  - MOTORING So-sober Hiliman goes Impish with new baby PETER LIM BY \t( KING we ace in the front and back -'•.,u of cars and taxis tljv as well as night. In Minnesota, howrver, an anti-necking la w has been passed. m ikms it illegal for jim inn- in (he front
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    SMUGGLERS NOW USE THUGS TO BEAT LAW
    393 11 SMUGGLERS NOW USE THUGS TO BEAT LAW Big seizures despite the facilities offered by long coast line By TONY HERMON: Kuala Lumpur, Sat gMI GGLERS from Penan* to the mainland are trying to outwit the Malayan Customs by using fast speed boats and employing thugs to carry goods for them.
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    Lock icon Progress pledge to people of -Brunei^
    286 11 Progress pledge to people of -Brunei^ HRUNEI TOWN. Sat.— Thf Brunei Government will develop all districts as speedily as pos.slble "to ensure that peace and prosperity once again return to Brunei." the Deputy State Secretary, Dato Setia Penglran Hajl Yusof, said today. Dato Setla said in a statement the Government
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    Probe call for printers' row
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Federation Transport Workers' Union today announced its support for the locked out employees of the Art Printing Works here and called on the Government to set up a court of inquiry to probe the dispute. The dispute over the dismissal of
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    Cleaning drains
    30 11 SINOAPORE. Sat. Members of the PubTc Utilities Board will watc:\ members of the Public Health Department cleaning the drains with nea water at Horn Lam Street on Monday
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    Mosque opened
    28 11 ALOR STAR. Sat.— The Regent of Kedah yesterday opened a mosque at Telok Sera and a m a "i&lt;h.ool lit Tnn.jong Pari The IMimi cost 533.500.
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    Prisoners' aid meeting
    35 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The ninth annual mm ing of the Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society. Selaneor. will be held in the card room of the SelanBor Club at 515 p.m on May 18
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    Course for 20
    47 11 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Sal Mr. T. S. Smiuah. Assistant Financial Secretary at the Treasury, will be among 20 senior administrators and economists from 16 countries taking a 10-week course on economic development organised by the British Council In Britain from May 22 to July 30.
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    POLY MAN WEDS
    64 11 MR. AND MRS. Ho Mah Yeow after their marriage at the Singapore Registry. Mr. Ho. who is on the staff of the Singapore Polytechnic, is the third son of Mr. Ik* Cheow Chan and the late Mrs. Ho Cheow Chan The bride, formerly Mlw» Shirley Won* Lai
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    Poly unit opening
    125 11 j QINGAPORE. Sat— Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Minister for Finance, will open the new industrial research unit in the Polytechnic grounds at 5.15 p.m. on Thursday. H- will be accompanied by the New Zealand High Commissioner-designate for Malaya. Mr. R. H. Wade. The unit, which has been
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    Chances of SI 6.3 mil. loan from Germany —'bright'—
    214 11 Chances of SI 6.3 mil. loan from Germany —'bright'— FNANG. Sat. Malaya's chances of obtaining a $16.3 million loan from West Germany to help finance the construction of six deep-water wharves at Butterworth are "bright." Dr. Alfred BecKer. of the Reconstruction Loan Corporation of Frankfurt, told a news conference here
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    RNZN officers for Malaya
    61 11 KUALA LUMPUR, bat.— The New Zealand Government us making available three Royal New Zealand Naval officers for service with the Royal Malayan Navy. They are Commander O. A. Lawrence. Lieutenant C. J. Carl and Electrical Lieutenant J. S. Day. Lieut. Carl has just arrived from New
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    Everton thrash Fulham for League title
    369 12 LONDON, Saturday. gVERTON won the English football league championship, thereby qualifying for next season's European Cup, when they beat Fulham I*l in a First Division match in Liverpool today. Fverton led 3-1 at halltinic in the key match. Tottenham Hotspur .md Leicester City rra
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    Lock icon Cricket
    223 12 ONDON Sat: After kwlJ ing an hour and 50 minutes before lunch, because of a wet pitch. West Indian n irlceters made up for lost time by scoring 125 for one wicket before tea on the first day nf their three-day match aeainst Lancashire at Manchester today. Heavy overnight
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    MCFA PICK 14 FOR HO HO CUP MATCH
    160 12 MCFA PICK 14 FOR HO HO CUP MATCH pENANG, Sat. The Malayan Chinese Football Association t o d a v named 14 players for the Ho Ho Cup match against Hong Kong Chinese at the City Stadium here oh June 1. The Malayan Chinese team, to be led by Singapore's
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    Tourists win
    25 12 VIUANG. Sat The Chung V'« basketball tram of Manila r Cluan3 District by 63 points i j 54 in a friendly match here
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    Gurkhas 2-1
    21 12 1 "ANG. Sat. Gurkha P&gt; "'veers edged 656 Squadron '-i in a socrer league division one i.n.ilth here today.
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    APPRENTICE DRAGON PARTNERS PRIDE FOR A $281 SHOCK
    2077 12 APPRENTICE DRAGON PARTNERS PRIDE FOR A $281 SHOCK Belle Blue beats hot favourite Last Try to create the first of two sensational upsets in successive races DENANG, Sat. Pride, with apprentice Douglas Dragon astride, scored a shock win in Race 4 here today to pay $281. Belle Blue also dealt
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    47 12 Total Pool $80,074. Ist No. *****1 $15,048. 2nd No. *****9 flS.tlf 3rd No. *****8 S 1.508 Starters 5682 each Nov tUIU, *****4. *****0 300:J«0 *****4. 237)15. *****5; *****4 1b3U43. *****8, *****5. Consolation S5OO cadi Xos. 1M234. *****7. *****9. *****0. Z29Mt. 203b72. lti4BKo *****5. *****0. *****8
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    Round 2 victory
    36 12 TURIN. Sat.— Johnny HalaliM (Tonga). No. 1 contender for th« British Empire light heavyweieht boxing title avenged a recent defeat when he stopped Rcnato De Monies (Brazil) in two rounds here last night.
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    Hard Candy out
    19 12 LONDON. Sat.— Hiird C.u.dy was scratched from the Epson Oaks, to be run on May 31.
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    15 13  -  EPSOM JEEPj with SMOKEY EYES 5-YEAR-OLD SAVED FOR KEDAH CUP
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    Go nap on Pasir Puteh
    1386 13 FIRST UP WIN WAS TIP-TOP pASIR PI TEH. withdrawn on the course last week, is obviously "saved" for the Sultan of Kedah's Cup (Race V) over B£f at Penang today and I am not going to find one to beat him. He should get BJf
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 13 IN ever loving memory of our beloved father Mr. Maximilian Perelra. aged 54, of 83, Race Course Road, who departed from us on 29 4.63 "(.onr but MM forgotlm"
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    Lock icon Emerson to retire
    105 13 ROME. Sat. Australian Roy Emerson, the world's top amateur lawn tennis player today confirmed that he is thlnkmg of retiring soon. "There is a likelihood that I won't be playing amateur tennis for much longer and that I'll be settling down after one more season," he told
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    1378 13 Penang acceptors and riders Race One: 2.0-Cl 3 Div 2-8 1£ 1 ***** Wmm Britf. (Thailand Synd.^^ po#aer g 2 ***** Promise (Honour St.) Martin. 7 8.13 Johnson 1 3 ***** Rue Royale (Venl Vlci Si.) Allan. 6 8.12 M. Lee 7 4 ***** Kuala Lumpur (Alliance St.) Rodgers. S
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    335 14 US. ARE SET FOR sth TITLE KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. VEGRI Sembilan are al- moit certain of winning another friendly quadrangular hockey tournament their fifth when they beat Armed Forces 3-1 at Rifle Range Road here today. With Penang holding SelaiiKor to a 2-2 draw In a match played earlier. Negri
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    KEDAH SETTLE FOR 3-0 OVER PERLIS AS FORWARDS MISS
    198 14 KEDAH SETTLE FOR 3-0 OVER PERLIS AS FORWARDS MISS KANGAR, Sat. Kedah beat Perils 3-0 in a Malaya Cup soccer match here today. Kedah should have won by a bigger margin but the forwards were off target. Perils started promisingly but their attempt at goal scoring were foiled by goalkeeper
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    ON. WHAT A SHOCK FOR DAVID
    71 14 America's Duvc Tork sees how "the tartg is bent", as he prepares to go over the high bar in the Pan-Ameri-can Games pole vaulting event as shown in picture at top picture blow shows tbe topsy turvy result as his pole breaks in midstream,
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    Aussie boys in action today
    67 14 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Thr 2:--ntrong West Australian soccer team of schoolboys, who will be on a nine-match tour of Singapore and Malaya, arrived by plant In Singapore tonight. Team manager Harry Thayer said: "My boys are fit and are looking forward to the matches against the
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    Tessensohn topscores with 95 for SCC
    145 14 CINGAPORE. Bat. A bright knock of 95 by Robin Tessensohn enabled a Ringapore Cricket Association XI to beat Johore by flve wickets In their friendly match on the padanjj today The Singapore team, comprtslriK players who are in line for State honours, dismissed Johore
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    Play-at-own-risk warning to Spore
    245 14  - Play-at-own-risk warning to Spore KARTAR SINGH I: Malacca, Saturday I- gINGAPORE's Malaya Cup soccer team, who arrived in this cholera-infected town tonight for their south zone match against Combined Services scheduled to be played at Kubu Stadium tomorrow (5.15 p.m.), immediately drew a "play-at-your-own-risk" warning. The warning came from Kwong
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    PEARCE IN 3 PERAK TENNIS FINALS
    444 14 PEARCE IN 3 PERAK TENNIS FINALS iPOH, Sat. John Pearce former Australian Davis Cup squad member, reached three finals in the men's singles, doubles, and mixed doubles of the Perak open tennis championships here today. He Is the defending champion for all the three titles S. A. Azman, Malaya's Davis
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    Sprint sweep by Wong
    84 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. Wong Kirn Hong, who shared the St. Joseph's Institution Dlv. 'A' individual championship with Richard Tan. showed promise as a sprinter today when he won the 100 m, 200 m and 400 m. WonK set a new record of ll.osec for the 100 m
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    Birmingham take two vital points off Manchester U.
    139 14 Birmingham take two vital points off Manchester U. ONDON. Sat. Manchester J United. English P.A. Cup tinaltts. were beaten 2-1 iMI night by Birmingham City ir. a match between clubs fighting to avoid the threat of relegation from the first division of the league Birmingham held off a tremendous second
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    Ipoh reminder for the home teams
    176 14 Ipoh reminder for the home teams IPOH. Sat.— Four division one soccer league fixtures will be played on the newly built Stadium Perak this month. They are: Klnta Indians vs Shaw Bros, on Tuesday. Kilal Club v» Cheng Wah on Wednesday, Kilat Club vs Kinia Indians on May 23 and
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    32 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. A penalty converted by Napl In the second half enabled Pathul Karlb to beat Sulwrarrml 1-0 In a scrappy SAPA league Div. 1 match at Jalnn Besar today
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    SPORTS DIARY
    181 14 SOCCI It MALAYA CUP: C'uealth Forces. Malaya v Spore (Kubu Stadium. Malacca. 5.15 &gt;: Kelantan v S'gor &lt;K. Bharit); Negri v Malacca (Station padang. Seremban): Johore v Fed Armed Forces (Kluang). TOUR MATCH: Spore com- I bined schools v W. Australian schoolboys (Jn. Besar. 5.30). SPORE DIV. 3B:
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    VIETNAM SUFFER THE FIRST DEFEAT
    245 14 VIETNAM SUFFER THE FIRST DEFEAT fPOH. Sat. Viot- nam Customs, suffered their first def- eat in their Malayan football tour when they went down 4-2 to Perak on the Stadium Perak here today. Perak put up a brilliant display In the hrM naif to lead 3-0. The tourists set the
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      575 15  - School rivalry to boost goodwill JUNION KLAI CHUN By SINGAPORE A dilemma solved by youngsters The Fobu I o v s World Of Charlie See See ASIA Magazine (Page Six). -i!r AMERICA is supposed to be famous for its flashy cars, automatic gadgets, U nd rock V roll. Yet, equally
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      582 15  -  Gauldin Miranda By KUANTAN SCENIC KUANTAN IS NO LITTLE ONE-HORSE TOWN yyHEN the editor-in-chief sent for me anc said.: "You're transferred to Kuantan' I cursed my luck. From the bright lights ol the Federal capital to this primitive one horse town. What a prospect! "Life," I
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      ASK YOUR DAD
      164 15 Smari parents watch this &lt; I corner to be ready with the correct answer to questions like this: WHY IS SOAP SOMETIMES DIKKItILT TO LATHER' IT is difficult to get a good lather from 1 soap when using what is called "hard" water. Most hard water is
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      PURE NONSENSE
      236 15 Making the best of it She (lives the impression i of enjoying tiery note she •Mft &gt; Mntt critic, i EVEN if a singer loathes the whole business, she has to put a brave face 1 an it. "Try to look as If you liked It." says the
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    671 16 EVELYX *MJ CALLS FOR AN EARLY STOP TO ALL THAT PRUDERY &gt;IAIIHS JALBAUD... HAIR-STYLIST AND ARTIST GIVES SOME FRANK ADVICE ABOUT BLEACHING. TINTING. HIGH-TOPS PLAIN JANES, PRETTY POLLYS. AND THOSE FASHION COPY-CATS Why don't you let it go to your head too? IF WESTERN girls can
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    273 16 DOCTOR." stammered the patient, "my son has scarlet fever." "Yes. I know," replied the doctor. "I was over to treat him for it yesterday." "But you don't understand. He's kissed our maid." "Well, boys will be boys. I'm afraid." smiled the medico. "To be frank well,
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      1180 17 ANNOYED-BECAUSE HUBBY GOES OUT WITH THE BOYS' ON SATURDAYS TOO WHAT'S your problem? Write to: Miss Jane Lea. The Sunday Times, Times House, River Volley Rood Singapore 9. No replies by post. DEAR Jane Lee: I am alone most evenings ;is my husband works late. I there* lore
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        336 17 DEAR Know Alls: Most licensed drivers feel it is only right and safe to give all learners on the road a wide berth. This gives rise to my question. What would happen if a licensed driver displays Lplate.s to take advantage of this courtesy and thereby
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        115 17 DOES the Legal Aid Burgive free legal advice md It possible to get tin- .services of a lawyer irom the bureau for court free oi charge. R TAN tour case is a needy one IHAVE a ribbon and would like to present It id the Ji'hore Bahru Zoo
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        175 17 WINNER of the weeks S3O prize is "Lets Get Cracking" &lt;above), submitted by Mr. L. A. Hughes, of 11- A Alnwick Kh.kl Srrangoon Garden rNtate. Singapore 19. Srttinc R. 4, i/(i» vconri He will be paid by pMfc The th.-iiuf will be posted to him during the first
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    303 18 nOG-OWNERS are like parents, lhey can never understand why everyone does not love llicir little darlings. And oflice pumagCT Tom Grani was no exception though his pet was hardly little. It was a huge Alsatian railed Rex. "I know he looks ferocious but he won't
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    1106 18 WHO KILLED THE DRAMA CRITIC? AUTHOR No. 1 Val Gielgud RPfiIVIIINfi todQ y Two thrillers DuUlimiHU every Sunday for the next few weeks. The Sunday Times is presenting two brand-new, top-quality stories each week by star names among crimefiction writers. Today's authors are VAL GIELGUD and JOAN FLEMING. Other names
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    155 18 The loat his case. The Judge xaid that a dogowner who pate ap a "Beware of the Dor" sign is asking for trouble. Be to nndoabtedly proclaiming that his dog b a menace, and. If anyone soea for Injury, the court will want an explanation. Bat the sign
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      WHAT CAUSED | THAT | GASH IN THE | DEAD | MAN'S HAND? I
      90 19 WHAT CAUSED THAT GASH IN THE DEAD MAN'S HAND? I anyone?" persisted Pellew. Mrs. Chandler looked up at him shrewdly. "Id say. sir. that Mr. Sowerby was the sort of man who preferred quarrelling on his typewriter." Pellew sighed. He seemed to have come to a dead end. It only
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      137 19 A JAGGED SLASH rE warning came too late. As Pellew stoopped over the basket the cat struck upwards suddenly at his face. Automatically Pellew covered his face with one hand, and leaned backwards. Blood trickled down over his lingers from a deep jaßged slash In his palm. "There now I'll
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      250 19 the front to call In their great big sandy cat. Car penter. The lady-next-door had been shaking out a duster, standing under the brick arch of their front door. "Have you seen Carpenter?" his wife had called, and the lady-next-door had called back that
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      237 19 NEARLY NEW SO the police made enquiries at the nearest depot and found no representative of theirs had been in that street all day. He beat nls brow; he could go mad thinking about It. It could have been anyone anyone. The neighbours didn't spend their whole life looking out
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      ORANGE HAIRS
      583 19 ORANGE HAIRS •••■■■•••s rwas only five minutes' drive to work and when he arrived the typist had been there and the two mechanics and they'd started at once on the maintenance of his car, which was due that day. "It's not fair," he told them, "a husband is at a
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      226 19 A POINTED HAMMER HE had dropped his book and run like a stag to the nearest telephone box and there he had stood shivering beside it until the police picked him up and he guided them to the house. She had been bashed about the head with the little pointed
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      234 19 Cat on the trail of I a wife killer. ...A TOP-FLIGHT WOMAN CRIME-FICTION WRITER IT WASN'T as though there was any reason for killing his wife. He told the police over and over again "I adored my wife." It's the sort of thing that goes without saying, really, but he
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    117 19 ACROSS: 1. Chase. 6, Marsh. 9, Believed. 11. Label. 13. Carol. 16, Trod. 16, Don*. 17, Eat. 19, Sot. 20. Rare. 21, Bade. 22, Lord. 23, Cove. 24. Native. 26, Parent 27, Tine. 28. Muse. 29, wing. 30, Gash 31. Rig. 33, Act. 34. Sigh. 38. Bode. 36.
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    390 19  -  •POINTER By T THINK all dog owners are proud to be able to say that their dogs are keen vmtCMßf*. capable of guarding the approaches to ihelr house against all comers, giving warning of their approach, and ready to tackle them if necessary. This Is a form of
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      532 19 Copyright VAL GIELGUD. 1963. Published by orrongement with the Crime Club. JULIAN SYMONS tells how some ort thieves pull a smart switch on a dealer and nearly make off with an old master. SARA WOODS tells about the trouble with some) policemen they just won't stick to the facts. Foot
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