The Straits Times, 13 May 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times HP**** Estd. 1845 MONDAY. MAY 13, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 332
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    Lock icon JAKARTA ALERT
    352 1 Police move into city's Chinatown to protect lives, property after anti-Chinese riots Varsity students from Bandoeng blamed JAKARTA, Sunday POLICE moved into Jakarta's Chinese quarter yesterday to protect lives and property, following reports of largescale anti-Chinese riots in West Java. Reports received hen from Sumedang, West .lava, indicated
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    First load of cholera vaccine comes from Pakistan
    655 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 'JAVKNTY thousand units of anti-cholera vaccine from Pakistan, perl of an order for one million units, arrived in Singapore by air tonight and will be rushed to Malacca to check the spread of thr J: The first consignment was
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    Lock icon U.S. bid on peak
    52 1 Fl/\ i nMANuu. sun. mc J.S. expedition to Mount Everest *ill try to scale the peak by tho ivesi ridge on May 21. and if they succeed will ko .over the top »nd come down to the south by the southea.-t ridge, their ba.se :amp radioed
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    Outsider wins by a nose to pay $610
    123 1 Outsider wins by a nose to pay $610 PENANG, Sun— An outsider. Juridical, won the third race here today and paid a course record dividend of $610. Juridical. riuden by an .ipi>ren;lce. S. Matiiam. won ii\ a nc*e in a photofinish with Chor-Pavong. Tne third *nu lom'li hordes finished i.nly
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    Sultan ofPerak's sveech: Tengku says it again
    684 1 'IMPERTINENT' SAYS SEENIfASAGAM PENANG. Sunday. TENGKU ABRUL RAHMAN last night repeated his advice to the rulers to "keep off politics." In a further reference to the Sultan of Perak's Hari Raya criticism of elected representatives who were "not carrying out their responsibilities," the
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    1,000 thugs rounded up
    45 1 SEOUL. Sun. Seoul police have rounded up more than 1.000 thugs over the past several days in a new crackdown on gangsters. Police officials said the latest roundup was part of a police campaign against a rise ,of crimes in Seoul.
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    Lock icon Bali eruption: 1,580 kilted
    72 1 JAKARTA. Sun Eruption ol Gunonq Aguna volcano on Buli eurller this year killed 1.584 people and forcec. 78.000 to flee their lmmr- according to h report to.be 1 presented in Parliament this week. Nearly 125.000 acres of farm- land* were damaged. Livestock losses were listed at
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    Lock icon THE SWING TO LABOUR IN BRITISH POLL CONTINUES
    101 1 THE SWING TO LABOUR IN BRITISH POLL CONTINUES LONDON, Sun. The Labour Party continued to make more gains in local council elections as results continued to come in yesterday. Labour headquarters claimed that they had now won control of an additional nine local councils. Orpington Meanwhile, the Liberal Party retained
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    RULER: I STAND BY WHAT I SAID...
    143 1 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun. The Sultan of Perak said today he would stand fully by his Hari Raya address at the Diduaniah Mosque here in which he criticised some elected representatives in the State Legislative Assem- j bly for not carrying out their responsibilities.
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    Lock icon Malaysia defence talks open
    181 1 LONDON. Sun. The amount of aid Britain would provide for defence and development of the proposed Malaysia Federation is expected to be announced at the BritishMalayan talks opening here tomorrow. Mr. Duncan Sandys, the British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, will preside at three-day talks with Tun Abdul
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    Lock icon His last supper...
    42 1 PAKIS, Sun. A German tourist ate a hearty meal in a restaurarft here last night, then went down to a restaurant basement and hanged himself with his belt, police said. They said he had no money on him. Reuter.
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    Negroes battle police in Alabama
    229 1 Negroes battle police in Alabama BIRMINGHAM (Alabama Sun. Negroes batt.lt d white police with rocks and bare knuckles for more than two hours today after three bom! plosions shattered the home of a Negro leader and the motel headquarters of the integration movement here. At least 24 people. Neerocs and
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    STOP PRESS
    13 1 AFRICAN CIAS! tIC.HT INJURED •Mm I hrr If t|< I 1
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    Lock icon Party tightens its grip on Red Chinese army
    346 2 f JHE Chinese Communist Party is tightening its control over the army. Peking Radio said the party's allpowerful rentral committee had ls.-ucd stringent new regulations designed to ensurp "abolute part.v leadership" over the army at all levers They provide (or greater polltl
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    Betty delayed again
    47 2 BRISBANK. Sun. American housewife Betty Miller. 37. on the last stage of a lone flight from America to Australia, landed in Noumea, New Caleonia. today because of head winds. She took off from Fiji yesterday :ind will resume her iourney to Brisbane tomorrow. Keutcr.
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    Lock icon Restaurant! attacks: Blast at 'savage' British
    150 2 Restaurant! attacks: Blast at 'savage' British TiAIPEH, Sun. The A United Daily News today expressed its regret over the sacking of Chinese restaurants and a laundry in St Helens. England. ■\V e deplore that the British people. known throughout the world as the most law abiding, could have turned out
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    FOR A FREE TRIAL
    467 2 FOR A FREE TRIAL OF SHELLANE COOKING... RIGHT IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN.. .PHONE YOUR NEAREST SHELLANE SUPPLIER: I SINGAPORE i COLt) STORAGE (S) LTD., Orchard Rood. Tol: ***** PACIFIC TRADERS (M) LTD., 55-B, Robimon Road. Tel: ***** JOHORE TWENTIETH CENTURY CO. LTD., It Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru. Tel: 2239 TWENTIETH
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    Getting ready (or the rainy season
    71 2 Getting ready (or the rainy season ■■fcg^^^ fSA^ gP^^g^gM^ TOKYO. Sun. With the rainy season just round the corner, a department store in Tokyo hangs colourful umbrellas to create an umbrella "rainfall to remind customers about getting a new coat ready for the coming rainy season. Usually, a long spell
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    Vietnam fears religious conflict after —'massacre'—
    194 2 Vietnam fears religious conflict after 'massacre' SAIGON, Sunday. gUDDHISTS are planning memorial services today for those killed when South Vietnam Government forces opened fire on a demonstration by thousands of Buddhists at Hue on Wednesday. Reports reaching Saigon from the ancient imperial capital 4uG .::Ues to the north said the
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    Lock icon POLICE SEIZE 'TROPICS' IN riONB KONG RAIDS
    111 2 POLICE SEIZE 'TROPICS' IN riONB KONG RAIDS HONG KONG. Sun.— Hong Kong is puzzling over a "Book of the Month" mystery the seizure of Henry Miller's "Tropic of Cancer" and "Tropic of Capricorn." Both have been on open sale in reputable book stores and side-street stalls for months A confiscation
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    'Sell or explain' call
    79 2 SAIGON. Sun. Mr. Xro Dinh Nhu, brother and adviser of President Nro Dinh Diem, wants all Government officials living; in houses worth more than S 12.000 to sell them Or explain where they got, the money. The Government is also planning to cut the pay of
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      36 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /a lovely meal. c*eu»Mi) MV OOMPLIMCNT* j nmm Nx —^m I MANIC 1 /.j nop-cM^T \Jf I V tJSrixi J /take much to] •IT Jn \o*Bl»iaS I MAKE MtR J\C 9»\
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      Lock icon Red rocket tests for new space flights?
      242 3 Red rocket tests for new space flights? MOSCOW, Sunday. RUSSIA is to carry out a new two-month series of rocket tests over the Pacific from next Wednesday as part of its space research programme, Tass news agency announced today. Improved carrier rockets designed for space research would be tested. Experimental
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      Lock icon DOCTOR DOES EMERGENCY OPERATION IN AIRLINER
      132 3 DOCTOR DOES EMERGENCY OPERATION IN AIRLINER NEW YORK. Sun— A Swedish doctor performed an emergency operation aboard an airliner Hying here from Buenos Aires yesterday in a vain attempt to save the life of one of the crew. The doctor was amone the passengers in the Brazilian airliner. He gave
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      Defence call
      27 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.— A House of Representatives sub-commitie* recommended that the prosperous nations of Western Europe pay more for defence .mrt rrti D S military aid
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      Brando ill
      21 3 HOLLYWOOD. Sun.— Marlon Brando t.s in hospital here for observation after being taken 111 on a film set yesterday
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      Lock icon A 'MANLY' MATCH FOR STAR GRANGER
      56 3 A 'MANLY' MATCH FOR STAR GRANGER '■pur WILES of Eve and an expert svrord arm. ...lovely Italian star Sylva Koscina proves them a deadly combination against the mere male. But with those looks, what does she want with a sword? Sylva stars with Stewart Granger in MGM's "Swordsman of Siena",
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      Snakes alive
      43 3 1 MIAMI, sun.— Disgruntled because a liquor store owner re- fused to sell him bot Ue of whisky, a youth returned an hour later and emptied tour baas of snakes on the floor. They we're remnvrd by Miami University mrdical students
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      Lock icon Under the hammer: V-bomber base
      193 3 LONDON, Sunday. pOLJCE yesterday expelled nuclear disarmers try--1 ing to claim an air base at Marham, Norfolk ifter they -bought' its planes, missiles and atomic bombs. Seventy were arrested in clashes with a cordori of several hundred police a:id RAF security officers The demonstrator.s. led
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      Record month for I British migrants to Australia
      161 3 Record month for I British migrants to Australia fANBERRA, Sun. A I total of 7,040 assist- j ftd immigrants from Britain a post-war record will leave for Australia this month. The previous monthly record was 6.600 in April 1949. Of the 7.040. about G. 190 will travel by sea. including
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      Lock icon Greek visit inexpedient, say MPs
      115 3 Greek visit inexpedient, say MPs ONDON. Sun. Nine LaLi bour M.P.s have tabled a motion in the House of Commons stating that it would be "inexpedient" to proceed with the arrangements for the State visit of King Paul and Queen Frederlka to Britain from July 9 to 12. The. motion
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      Cheque record 'Pirate' police
      66 3 NEW YOHK. Sun -American* wrote 15.000 million cheques I;i^ year a record Pulpwnnri rroulreci to make them would make a stack four feet wide, rluht teel lons and 25 miles high LONDON Sun.— Siudcnts at a ipaehers training collese at Matlock. Derbyshire, disguised thems< Ives as
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      Lock icon Ex-soldier admits keeping body for two years in a barrel
      201 3 PARIS. Sun.— French counter espionage experts have arrived at Draguignan, southern France, to investigate the case of a former legionnaire who. accord- ing to police, has admitted killing a man in 1961 and keeping the body in a barrel ever
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      Lock icon TRUCE IN ATLANTIC AIR FARE BATTLE
      239 3 TRUCE IN ATLANTIC AIR FARE BATTLE WASHINGTON. Sun. Britain and the United States averted a midnight crisis in the transatlantic air fare war yesterday with a promise to hold more talks next week. American officials said Britain had given assurances it would take no action meanwhile to t>ar cheaper-far- U.S.
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      G.B.S. village seeks a postmaster
      79 3 LONDON. Sun— The cottage I sub-post otllce in the tiny population 110' country village .of Ayot St. Lawrence, Hertfordshire, where George Bernard Shaw U\ed for many years, is looking for a new tenant. Mrs. Lsobella Lyth. the 78. year-old postmistress trom whom the bearded playwright
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    Co-op appointment
    18 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. Phua Poh Lira has been appointed ActIng Registrar of Co-operative Societies In Singapore.
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    Water: Another warning
    182 4 MORE SEVERE MEASURES MAY BE TAKEN IF NO RAIN FALLS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS SINGAPORE, Sunday. IJNLESS rain falls within the next few days, more stringent measures than the present 12-hour daily rationing may be introduced. Giving this warning today, the Public Utilities Board said that
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    Club puts on a well-acted 'Strife'
    359 4 Club puts on a well-acted 'Strife' SINGAPORE, Sun The Experimental Theatre Club presented Galsworthy's "Strife" in a production by Lim Chor Pee at the Cultural Centre last night. The strife is between Capital and Labour at a strike-bound British factory 1» the early years of this century. The chief personalities
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    'Exam will continue'
    69 4 JESSELTON, Sun— The Acting' Director of Education. Mr. P.G. Wheian, has said that the Pil--mary Six examination In schiols iv North Borneo will be cominu- 1 cd. He saia: "The North Borneo Schools Examination Board are of the opinion that the examination serves a useful purpose and
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    No-electricity areas
    65 4 No-electricity areas SINGAPORE, Sun.— To enable urgent E.H.T extension work to be carried out at Jalan Lapung Substation electricity supplies will be Interrupted to consumers on Wednesday between 8.30 a.m. and 6.30 pm in the following areas: Jalan Lapang, Jalan Selamat, Jalan Senang, Jalan Sentosa. Jalan Sayang. Peng Ann Road,
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    Assn. officials
    33 4 SINOAPORE. Sun— Mr. K.X. Pereira was re-elected president of the Princess Estate House Owners' Association at Its second annual general meeting held last week. Mr. Joseph Hlew was also re-elected secretary. >
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    New speed limit
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The police have lmpoMd a 20 m p.h. speed limit for vehicles travelling along the terminal road of the International Airport at Paya Lebar.
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    An accountant takes a bride
    50 4 MX. AND MRS. Andrew Leung Hop Shinjf after their wedding at the Church of St. Bernadette in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Leung is a chartered accountant. The bride, former Miss Evelyn Anno Tan May Lain, is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Chi Kong.
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    Assemblymen named for six select committees
    198 4 Assemblymen named for six select committees SiAUAfUKt,. sun. me; Selection Committee of the Singapore Legislative Assembly today announced the appointment of Assemblymen to various sessional select committees. Public Accounts Commute- Inche Ahmad Jabri bin Mohammad Akib. Messrs. Goh Chew Chua. Lim Cheng Lock. Low Por Tuck. John Mammen. David Marshall
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      350 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today's Japan Air Lines: To Jakarta schedule u> cull am.-i.ift iJL 111) 716 p.m. movements at Paya L«bar QanUs: 'lo Calcutta. Karachi, airport. Singapore: Cairo. Athens,. Frankfurt. U>.iAKKIVALS don (QF 191 J 9 p.m.; to DarBOIC- X.am Melbourne Bris- win SvuljC »QP
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    WE'LL DIE FIGHTING FOR OUR COUNTRY: RAZAK
    644 5 THE STRAITS TIMES MONDAY. MAY 13. 1963 4 All Malaya wants is to go on living in peace, but if it is threatened../ VI ALAYA'S Deputy Premier and Defence Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, last night stressed the lengths to which Malaya was prepared
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    BID TO LIST ALL DEAF CHILDREN IN MALAYA
    129 5 BID TO LIST ALL DEAF CHILDREN IN MALAYA PENANG, Sun— A campaign is now in progress to persuade all parents of deaf children to register them with the Ministry of Education to determine the incidence of deafness among children and adolescents. I "This Is being done through Government departments and
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    Bonus dispute: New move
    82 5 IPOH. Sun. The National; Union of Bank Employe**, follow- 1 1 Ing the i eject ion by employers of' the mediation efforts by the Oov-; ernment over bonus, ha.« now "ex-. hausted its peaceful fight over th# i.vue The founder pre.sldent of the! union. Mr. P
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    Khir: UDP resorts to 'trick' to win over the Malays
    159 5 PENANG. Sunday THE Minister of Agriculture and Co- operatives Inche Moi named Khir Johari, said here last night I that in trying to win I over the Malays the i United Democratic I Party had resorted to i the "trick"
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    Alliance walk-out as lone PPP man speaks
    197 5 Alliance walk-out as lone PPP man speaks T<ELUK ANSON. Sun. x All 10 Alliance councillors walked out of a town council meeting last night when Mr. K. Ramasamy. the sole representative of the People's Progressive Party on the council, rose to speak at the adjournment. They were promptly followed by
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    Missing girl found: Man detained
    61 5 Missing girl found: Man detained ALOR STAR. Sun.— A 15- year-old girl reported missing on Thursday was found in a house near Selambau Estate, in Sungei Patani. last night. The girl. A. Muniamah. was found by her father, S. Ayerpaha. a tapper who went looking for her wh«n she failed
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    Wealth that brought 'fear'
    288 6 O/rf hawker who won $100 9 000 in hiding: My life is now in danger -by- 1 808 PERIES: Singapore, Sun. r ]7HE silver-haired, meek-looking old man sat reading a newspaper behind a shaded light in a seaside hide-out last night. Startled by footsteps in the
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    170 to go on strike
    86 6 JOIIORE BAHRU, Sun. About 170 employees of the Alec Bus Co. Ltd. here have decided to go on strike as a result of the deadlock in their negotiations for more pay and better working conditions. This was decided by secret ballot last night and a
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    'hey're all after my money; I don't know whom I can trust'
    218 6 pure Police where I am and they are protecting me from any harm." Mvi, who sports a whispy white mustache and a goatee beard, said: "I worked for over half a century as a hawker to earn a
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    'Guests' complaint by Peace Corps volunteer
    172 6 'Guests' complaint by Peace Corps volunteer KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Sun. U.S. Peace Corps volunteers serving in Malaya have had to revive their attitudes because they have not encountered the physical hardship for which they had been prepared. This was stated today by a member of the Peace Corps, Mr. Willard
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    State welfare chairman
    44 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Speaker or the Selangor Legislative Assembly. Inche Abdullah Yaasln. was today re-elected chairman of the Selangor State Welfare Committee. Other officials are: Vice-chair-man, Mr. I. Ourdial Singh; aecretary. Mr. K.TR. Smgam: and treasurer. Inche Asha'art bin Jlbah.
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    FATHER SEES SON STABBED TO DEATH
    232 6 FATHER SEES SON STABBED TO DEATH KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A FATHER stood petrified as he saw his son being stabbed to death outside his home at Kampong Dollah, Imbi Road, last night. Mr. Low Chia Klan, 57, a glassware merchant In High Street was paying a taxi fare about 15
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    HILL RAILWAY CABLE DISPLACED IN PENANG
    59 6 HILL RAILWAY CABLE DISPLACED IN PENANG DENANG. Sun. Police here are investigating the displacement of a cable on the Hill Railway. A railway employee making a check noticed the cable pulling: one of the trains was not in its proper wheel-gromi- on Friday morning. Police are also investigating the loss
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    Sultan opens new District Office
    90 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun.— The Sultan of Perak declaring open the new $160,000 district Office here yesterday, said that he hoped trie Government would put up more buildings in the Krian district. About 1.000 flag-waving cheering schoolchildren lined the streets as the Sultan and his consort
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    SOUGHT: $80,000 TO START FARMING
    137 6 SOUGHT: $80,000 TO START FARMING KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Rural Youth Organisation is seeking $80,000 n rant to start farming and fish cultivation programmes among rural youths on a collective basis. Its general serre'ary Syed Kamaruzzaman bin Syed Bahaldin. said today that negotiations for this money were now under way
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    Labour Party branch chief
    54 6 JOHORE BAHRU Sun. Dr. Wee Lee Fong was re-elecied chairman of the Johore branch of the Labour Party at its general meeting here today. Other officials' elected were: Vice-chairmen. Inchr Mansoor bin Haji Sailed and Mr. Pang Lee Seng; secretary. Mr. H.in Chin Siong: and tiMMMf,
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    'Bachelors Only' man takes a bride
    57 7 'Bachelors Only' man takes a bride MR. Kennerrh Rappa, Radio Singapore producer of the programme "For Bachelors Only," has taken a bride. Elizabeth Cornelius. Straits Times picture shows Mr. and Mrs. Rappa after their wedding at the Cathedral of the Cood Shepherd in Queen Street, Singapore, on Saturday. ALL 11
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    Crushing Alliance victory in two town council elections
    261 7 Crushing Alliance victory in two town council elections IPOH, Sunday. r pHE Alliance won a smashing victory over the People's Progressive Party in the elections i held last night for the local councils of Temohl and Bidor, two small mining towns In straight fights for the 20 seats in the
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    Officer transferred
    24 7 BANTING. Sun.— The Chinee Miiiirs Officer of Kuala Langat. Mr. Chenc Tuck Choy. will go on ran.MVr to Kuala Solangor on rhur>dnv.
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    Outpatients' clinic
    25 7 PORT DICKSON. Sun— A M 100.000 ouipatieni clinic lor ihc Mstrlct Hospital here will be readied It will by the biggest in the
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    —Another Alliance win
    240 7 Another Alliance win ALOR STAR. Sun. An Alliance candidate. Mr. Tan Poh Huat. polled 300 votes in the Gurun local council byclcction last night, beating hit Socialist Front rival. Inchc Ahmad bin Omar by 215 votes in a straight fight for the seat vacated by Inchc Ahmad bin Yahaya iSF
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    The cost will be $42,000
    48 7 KLANO. Sun. The Town Council MCntaiy, Mr. Tan Te Song. Siiid yesterday that it would council $42,000 when 114 500 daily-rated workers are madr monthly paid. The council us awaiting liom thr Slate Government >*■- fore converting its daily paid ftaXl into monthly paid
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    HELP BUILD HOTELS IN CEYLON APPEAL
    138 7 HELP BUILD HOTELS IN CEYLON APPEAL KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The acting Ceylon High Commissioner here, .Mr. Arthur Abeyawardena, today appealed to Malayan hoteliers to participate in a big hotels construction project in Ceylon to step up tli,- tourist industry there. Mr. Abryawardena said Hit- Government Tourist Bureau in Ceylon had
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    UNITED FRONT BID ENDS IN A FIASCO
    256 7 UNITED FRONT BID ENDS IN A FIASCO TELUK ANSON. Sunday. A HUSH-HUSH meeting among representatives of three opposition parties to present a united front against the Alliance at the coming town coun cil elections here was a fiasco. The meeting to hold a caucus failed when the members of the
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    BORNEO TOWN GETS SET FOR MALAYSIA
    128 7 JESSELTON. Sun—A procession of decorated lorries, another of political parties and organisations, a fireworks display and local and Western dances will form part of a two- day Malaysia celebration programme in Tuaran on Aug. 30 and 31. The first days celebration begins at 10.30
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    'Honour' system breaks down at this library
    117 7 JEBSELTON. Sun.— People borrowing books from thr Education Department library here without observing the "honour system of filling in cards themselves have forced the library to suspend further lending A statement from the deiirtmont saw "It ap-pi-.irs that books have been borrowed without
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    35 8 II i.rdt >(« I tfinimiimi OR A MRS. Michael i«k thank r» utivaa and fnend» for tbe'r kind a« ratalalory me»«aga and piaamtj on rhe *'.ivon of ine:r mar r „r on ll. a «1
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 8 M WmM Sl* itfimimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of our h«lov*4 f.tixr \r-- Chak Kwok departed '.one bul ve\-K (orgolten
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    141 8 fin llmimiiM) EVENING KEEP-FIT CLASSES. T»e<d»v* 29 pn, nenmnera aralaawa (.ARDENERS: l'*e Lmiinlire rot atrook. healthy planta and oatourtUl flovkem yjw* to apply: quick remit*. lUlf MARY LTD ?od Floor. IS. I'.oad. S por» I'.editctloaa In ■re««-- a Siiltn Kor I Wert Only' A FREE MANICURE and advice on
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      The Cholera Scare
      696 8 There is DO reason to question the ability of the Federal and State heal Hi authorities to control the cholera outbreak in Malacca. But there are some I questions that need answering. One of them is the apparent lack of vaccine, now met by emergency supplies from
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      Hawker Control
      431 8 The Federal Capital Commissioner is still mining the quarry of ideas he brought back with him from his recent visit to Hong Kong. He apparently found as much worth borrowing in the Colony's methods of controlling hawkers as in her approach to th<* squatter problem. In the light
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      New Wharves
      170 8 When Mr. Tan Siew Sin visited Bonn last year in search of financial aid for Malaya's development plans. he was given assurances o: West German loans towards the building of six deepwater berths at Butterworth. Understandably, Bonn's agreement in principle carried with it the reservation that the project
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    The Commonwealth readies for freer world trade
    1159 8  - The Commonwealth readies for freer world trade WILLIAM by A SERIES Of m c c t i ngs this month will subject the trading policiee j of the non-Commu-nist world to a broader scrutiny and from more varied points of view 1 than at any time dur- ing the long
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    ALABAMA
    23 8 AND WE'VE HAD A MESSACE OF SYMPATHY FROM THE BRISTOL BUS COMPANY Bristol bus company has barred West Indian drivers and conductors.
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    DROUGHT WORRY IN CHINA TOO
    288 8 With only 2.67 in. rain in six months HONG KONG. Sun. The Hong Kong Government last year sought to cope with a stranitr and sudden influx of tens of thousands of rrfugers fleeing from Communist China. Today, the conditions which caused tin- ltd month-long- exodus
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    The Muar way j of beating the drought
    181 9 The Muar way j of beating the drought MUAR, Sun. Thei Public Works Department, here has do-' vised a way to combat the drought. Five hundred thousand gallons ot water la drawn dally from Muar River and b pumped to Fengkalan Bukit reservoir which has a normal capacity of 34
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    Youth stabbed |
    32 9 Youth stabbed KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. An unemployed youth, Cheong Tuck l.eonK 20. of Pudu Road, was staobed In the back at Loke Yew Road at 4.10 p.m. today. His condition is atrium
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    School opened
    25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A; Selangor Stale Legislative Assemblyman. Mr. Chone Srtlh Ouan, today opened the Lick Hung Primary School In Bunusar Road here.
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    New halls opened
    31 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The Mentrt Besar of Johore. Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. today opened two community halls costing 86.000 each at Seri Paslr and Serl Bengkal.
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    Singapore's No. 1 thug dies
    618 9 FALL DURING TUSSLE AT AMBUSH: 27 HELD IN ROUND-UP OF ROBBERY SUSPECTS SINGAPORE. Sunday. Boon Chat, 27, Singapore's most wanted gangster since kidnapper Oh Kirn Kee was shot to death in a police ambush in 1960, died last night while trying to get away from
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    Teachers' branch calls for Thaver's removal –
    204 9 Teachers' branch calls for Thaver's removal PAR IT BUNTAR, Sun. The Perak branch of the National Union of Teachers will discuss a resolution calling for the removal of the secretary-general of the union. Mr. K. V. Thaver. The resolution is one of the In to hi- discussed at the union's
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    GUIDANCE SOUGHT IN CASE OF THE SILENCED CHAIRMAN
    260 9 GUIDANCE SOUGHT IN CASE OF THE SILENCED CHAIRMAN KOTA BHARU Sun. The Kota Bharu Umno division is to ask party headquarters in Kuala Lumpur for clarification of the position of its chairman. Senator Nik Hassan bin N 1 k Yahya. An emergency resolution on this has been tabled for discussion
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    AUSTRALIAN LECTURES BY ASIAN STUDENTS
    91 9 From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Sun. Asian students at Sydney, University have begun a series of lectures ati more than 200 schools i and organisations throughout the Sydney metropolis. The lectures, a preliminary to the Festival of A.^la to be held at Sydney Town Hull from
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    Tengku Mahkota opens road
    39 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Tcngku Mahkota of Johore, Tengku Abdul Rahman, opened the Parit j Sulong-Peseral road In the Batu Pahat District. Costing $1,054,000 the 10 mile road will benefit 25.000 people In three mukims.
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    IN: The first Malayan Airways Friendship
    231 9 A GARLAND FOR THE FLIGHT CAPTAIN FROM HOSTESS NANCY CINGAPORE, Sun. In her new uniform—a gold coloured two-piece suit and black blouse Malayan Airways air hostess Nancy Liew (left) slips a rarland over Captain N. Segai's head. This climaxed the arrival of the first
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    Registration of union is cancelled
    70 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The certificate of registration of the Singapore Spinning Workers' Union has been cancelled, according to the latest Government Gazette. The Registrar of Trade Unions said that the ground for the cancellation was that the constitution of the union's executive council was unlawful because
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    STUDENTS PLAN CHARITY FUND RAISING DRIVE
    180 9 SINGAPORE. Sunday. A RAG procession, a carnival, a blood donation A campaign and a welfare ball will highlight the charity fund-raising drive organised by the University of Singapore Students' Union. The rag procession will feature about 30 decorated floats on May 31. A flag
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    Stabbed to death at bus stop
    85 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. A memoer of the Brigade in Jurons Goh Ah Teng. 25, was stabbed to death In New Bridge Road this afternoon. Goh was waiting for a bus when he was attacked by a gang armed with daggers. Ho was Blabbed twice in
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      107 9 8 TON ARTICULATEDS Available ex stock in chassis form or with bodies built to special 0^ requirements. rchard Motors SINGAPOM I KUALA LUMPUR i REPRESENTED tISEWHERE BORNEO MOTORS 6 t B STOMACH »AIN...tANISH THEM WITH I RABROEytf IT IS REST FOR YOUR STOMACH X^P EYE EXAMINATION Y*m can Ml with
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      542 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes Prom The Ballet: 11.00 Feature RADIO SINGAPORE Half Hour; 11.30 Dance Time; SHORTWAVE SERVICE: 120 Close Dow mediim^k'service RADI MALAYA MM) M AU Mi.K>U-fc. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 Jff^So TtaJ Tljna. NeMoniing Prelude; 7.15 News; i.20 gallfc ku: 6-0 2 Morning Melodies; Breakfast
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    Thetragedy of Dag
    304 10 Thetragedy of Dag THE LAST DAY OF DAG HAMMARSKJOLD. By Arthur L. Gavshon (Barne and Rockliff icith Pall .Mall Pf9s» f pHE air crash which killed Dag Hummarks j o 1 d was a disaster of our time, inviting the same kind of post-mortem as the loss of the Titanic.
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    Religions and revivalism in Japan
    1462 10  -  Allington Kennard NCVIEWCO »V The famous sister of a famous brother^- JJNDEVOTIO NAL by temperament, the Japanese enjoy paradoxically a profusion of religious sects. They are great joiners and badge wearers, and not very inquisitive as to the theology. Since the war. and largely perhaps
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      298 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS last comfort i"i. 1. Forged cable alarms stupid lot 8 Bird's copy others, up to m in famous residence 18. 6> uoint (5). I. Western aid for the under- 1. Fkbrtc valued for rent rollerdeveloped (5 1. tor i9>. 9. Means of support provided 10. He
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      1401 11 Tb LIVERPOOL 4 WESI COASI U K.I C a Sport Still P. S'riam Penani PERSEUS L'pttl. Dublin, Glasgow Gdi IB May 11 May 14/11 May 17 MARON L'pttl (he-,.- Ream, H'buri Gdi. 11 May 15 May It 2B May 21 AIAX LKcrpeei. Glasgow May 11 May 22 May 21/27 May
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      2794 11 WFffTTWK^J^^^^]^^ THE E. A. C LINESSAiLiniiS 10 GENOA. Ll NAYRk. HAMBURt, BREMEN, ANTWERP. aOUIgQAM. AMSTERDAM, OSLO tOINENBUR >ENMACEN /y"SS\ port P. ytvam -(na«i I'r \fc\l I*l "FALSTRIA" I) 21/24 May 21 21 May 21 .31 Ma/ tVv'-J-'l "SIBBNCA" aj II May/ 4 Jut J/ I JtM 1/ I lam YXLvS/
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    Malayan share list
    1069 12 THE table of share* on thr Malayan Stock I vchanie mhitvi last 'iusine»> Io May I. i\i and last busineM vinrr (hat date (B< with H and L .tandmc for Hifhect and Lowest business 1 for last Tear and this rear to date .1 n 8- II
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    Erratic trend in tin
    461 12 rE Stra.i> tin price last week waj> erratic and closed on Saturday with a rise of 51.12 i to $458.31* per i)icul Previously the price hud risen in the first four iruding days troni 5455.87 4 to 5461.J7J only to tail $4.12 j on Friday. Saturday
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    89 12 "TH* Malayan Eisftango Banks' Aaao--1 oatiofi made ttaese changes Id its i rates to merchants on Saturday tall ratea to SlUOt Canada: bujlng TT 3S S.'IB. airmail OD 3ft 7,1«, M d/at 89 IA/1* credit bills. 36 trad* bills. tolling TT or OO ready: Canada 14 15/16: Fronan
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    Guthrie results
    55 12 Output fro the estates and mine in ihe Guthrie Group for April and for 1963 todat« in brackets a* follows: rubber 6.197.000 lb. '30.386 000 Ib.i; tea 121.000 Ib. '486 500 'b. palm oil 2 871 ton*. i '11.833 tons > palm kernels 640 tons. '2.937 tons) and
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      987 12 i [E°IoRIENTl LJNES j TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "HIMALAYA" (20,000 rout ■>— fully oircondrtioned stabilised) Deport, n, PENANG 26th May 1963 SINGAPORE 27th May 1963 far Fr*montlc, Adelaide, Melbourn* Sydney. Limit**] First Clou Acc*«nntodotion Available. Apply to your Trova< Ag«nt, Of to: ISLAY KERR ft CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS ft CROSFIELD
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      631 12 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES Ma? 7 May 9 Ma* IO May II Industrial*: 107.7* 1*7.«5 105.46 lad CS Tins: 11(.*4 11C.0S 1 15 6: 114.K9 S rubber*: 101.80 108.7 C 109.3 C 109.7 C Dec. 29. 1M*=I««. im\ mi mis \\>or.\ri;i» Current Date of Total Total for paymrnt paymrnt for previous
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      399 12 XfJilKlt ATION OF IXTERKirTION OF TR.\FFIC AT LEVKL CROSSING AT KAILWAV TCJLEGRAPH POST 13 SlNt.ll BESI ROAD. Mil MILE The public are hereby notified thai routine repairs to the level crossing at, the Ttli mile Sunyei B&-1 Koad iK.tllw;i\ IP. 24y,13> will be carried out between b.OU p.m on 15.5.63
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    Business mostly in equities
    1191 13 Business mostly in equities From Our Market Correspondent againsr 7d (29 1 6 per rent) lo 1961. Kuala Reman Rubber Estates will pay an interim dividend of four per cent. (same). London Asiatic Rubber and Produce announced final dividend of 30 par cent making 37i per cent for 1903 against
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 13 Rl BBKK TIN 1 per Ib.) (per pieal). May S. $456.87!, 7. 75' 5 cU. J458.00 8. 5455.25 9. 75%, cU. $461,37 4 18. 75 H eU. $4. -17.25 11. $458,374
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    RUBBER PRICES
    366 13 MININCS: Ampat SB.; Aultral Amal .'I- liifd Aysr Mitam Ma, to Ma, ME to Aakam M.ln to $4.07: A. Malay Ma. fid to 335. 3d.: Barluntal 3ss. to tta. 3d. to 3*s to 375. BE.; Idnc Hyd. IBB.; K. Lsniut Us 3d. to 1 7s. 6d.: Kamunting 2.>.
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    STRIKE THREAT
    363 13 Minings: Amaat i— .'d A. Amal I Ud >. Aeham (4, i cents), A. Mmm Is.). A. Malay Id.). Bcrjuntal ltd. I. Idrlt My*). U.), K. Lanlat I— ltd >. Karnunting M Kremat (uiich i. X, Kamear iunrn i. Linsui -v n Mhl, Lw. Ptrah .Ml. Malayan Tin
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    SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
    808 13 IMlfc Idllou me is a cumplrle list of revised quotation* ssurrt by the Ma la van Stork Exchange on Friday. May 10 Aln unll A.HI Alias Ira I 44 B M Truntrra 5 <H| mi Boustra<l 1..1H I *■> C.B. Holdln«.i 10 kM I ll' Prrf
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      563 13 (Continued from I'age SITUATIONS VACANT >• Ward* Si IMln.)—Boa it rfs. esfre POSITION FOR STOREKEEPINC Accounting Clerk bad been fined To all applicants— thanka. 185. Macpberron Road. Spore 13. WANTED EXPERIENCED CLERK Of Works and Building Overseer. Apply with ropiea of testimonials to Box A 6212 8.T.. S'por*. WILL-ESTABLISHED INSURANCE
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      468 13 SITUATIONS VACANT N Hora 1 SS (Mm.) Hox it rfa. ejefre APPLICATIONS INVITED from expenenoed pbarmareiitical salesmen to represent a famous American laboratories In Singapore and different regions of the Federation as resident an lea representatives (part or full time). Apply with details of experience, ate. to Box AI72K S.T.
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      1106 13 SITUATIONS WANTED tt Ward* Si (Him.)— Bax St rf*. *«"o READ toe senioi Appoiotmeata vacant u> in* Sunday Mall eacb week. COOK/CINIRAL AMAM arailatle. aim. wash amah If required. Only Diatrlct 10 or 11 Call 54J65 (8 pore). EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK Typist, know 'edge of Chlreee. aeekt part time )ob«
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      932 13 EDUCATION fe) Hv«raa $4 (Him.) Bam It) rfa. »J(lra HOW IS YOUR Malay proo;reaaing? Improve your knowledge of (he National Language by readme Berita lUrun. dally, tba only romaaiaed National Language oewspapar. ADMISSION OPtHIU TOOAVIi Typewriting (Tbree Months' Intensive course): Examination in August: Success Ouaranteed. Raja's College (Olaa Blngb a
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      972 13 TOURS EXCURSIONS I It Hera's JJ I Hiii.)— Sax St eU exfra AUTUMN JAPAN ONniaud luur Round Trip tn Chuitan' depart 19th Oct. S9Ti Anglo r tgga. h Travel Bureau. Adeipbl Hotel Tel. *****. B'pore FEDERATION 7 DAYS $120. $85 departure 2tl-5-S3. Contact Mrtropol* travel Service. II j Beach Koad.
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      1125 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 70 Ward* SS <Min>—B»x it rU. aa*ra VOLVO illl under one year column gear and ace anon**, owner tearing state Best offer lexiirea. HP arranae- Kc|>lv Itox A6LSO B.T. Spore 1952 AUSTIN A4O Bporta naw baitary tyree brakes engine overfoanied upbolstery good 35 m p.g. rneenaaiealir verr
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      703 14 t frnn. PaM I < ontimii-d from Pare IS HI-FI STEREO M,,,rf. jj WiiO— Box St et: txlrm STEREO COUIF-MENT BM raieviasaa am Visd H«r. s»n* Co.. 2M». '.u«1 I POrf CURIOS M H or4t U Miii.i'lu i* rlt. txlrm YINC KEE HONC for Chlnaa* r in-, ruaikwood furniture/ Nink.n
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      570 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (S'porel j Morals Si 'MIX.) Bmx St Hi. txlrm LUSTROUS .iilfur«t p*nrl Chokrrs. <n'in>ii'i>t LM ''inn Unt.ljmitn CMIONC :HINO Manufacturing Diamond N*<ktJit~p» Brooches. DIAMOND HARD NAILS can DC .nnir\r4 oith Mavala A Swisa prnduri which eliminate* broken and I split nails with Immediate result LADIES DRESS SHOP H
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      567 14 NOTICES NOTICE Mr sulainian cm Hi Idris Alias Dennia Tan Koic Ming has ceased to be employed by Hi wuh effect from the Ist May. 1963 and has therefore no authority to transact or collect money on our behalf. I THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LTD., Malacca Agency Acting Agent. j
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      925 14 NOTICES MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSFER RECEIPTS The Committee has amended p the Exchange Bye-Laws to the t eflect that as from Ist June 1963 transfer receipts will not be good delivery after six months from i the time when certificates are! available. GOVERNMENT OF THE I STATE OF SINGAPORE c
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      764 14 TENDERS TENDERS will be receired at he office of me Chief Supplies )fncer Kandang Kerbau Singatore 8, In Tender Box No. 3 up 0 12 noon on 22nd May. 1963 for:THE SERVICING) MAINTENANCE REPAIR OF ALL TYPEWRITERS. ADDING CALCULATING MACHINES. IN GOVERNMENT OFFICES THROUGHOUT SINGAPORE or a period of twelve
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      953 14 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC DEPARTMENT OF {ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS are united for the position of Lecturer/Assistant Lecturer in the follcs\ m« brunches of Engineering 1(11 Mechanical tnfineerinc Candidates wll! be required to teach th- following subjects to a level comparable nitli nrst degree standard: Applied Thermodynamics Mechanics ot Fluids. Theory of Structures. Properties
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      Carew hits a fine 93
      712 15 THE WORLD OF SPORT LONDON Sunday. A FINE innings of 93 by Mike Carew, who put on -^104 with Rohan Kanhai (61) for the second wicket, helped the West Indian cricketers to total 230 for three be.for.c the close after a blank morning in their
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        Lock icon Everton the League champs
        567 15 LONDON, Sun PVERTON. for the first time since 1939, are the Football League champions and will represent England in next season's European Cup. Yesterday they beat Fulham 4-1 at home, and Tottenham Hotspur, their nearest challengers. lost 1-0 at Manchester City. Before an estimated 70.000 fans
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