The Straits Times, 16 May 1963

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    19 1 AVFBACE DAILY rrnTIFIF.D SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    $11,500 PAY GRAB
    550 1  -  PADMAN GOPAL: Robinson's cashier shot HUNDREDS WATCH AS ROBBERS OPEN FIRE TWICE, THEN ESCAPE IN WAITING CAR IN BUSY ROAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday TWO armed thugs escaped with a $11,500 payroll after shooting the cashier of Robinson's in traff i c- j ammed Mountbatten Road here
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    Exclusive on-the-spot pictures of yesterday's drama at Mountbatten Road
    41 1 Exclusive on-the-spot pictures of yesterday's drama at Mountbatten Road LEFT: Mr. Lee. propped up an a chair, awaits the ambulance; right, he Is assisted to the stretcher; below, he Is carried r to the ambulance. v Pictures by Lim Yaw Chong
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    Lock icon Cooper in fifth orbit
    586 1 Cooper in fifth orbit 3 A.M. FLASH ASTRONAUT GETS 'GO SIGNAL' FOR ORBITS: MAY GET 'YES' FOR FULL 22 LATER CAPE CANAVERAL, Thursday. astronaut Gordon Cooper today successfully completed his fourth orbit of the earth in space and went into the fifth lap of his 22-orbital flight longest ever attempted
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    Gang take $26,000 in records
    251 1  -  RUDY BELTRAN: By KUALA LUMPUR. Wed POP ;iiul classical records worth more than $2<).(MM) were stolen from the Music City record shop in Rukit Bintang Boad shortly before dawn today. The thugs who raided the premises. entering from behind, also took: The shop's iron safe
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    200 dead in epidemic
    64 1 CALCUTTA, Wcci. Cholera killed 200 people In Calcutta last week, bringing to 836 the number who have died from the disease I this year. Six hundred and twenty people were taken HI with cholera last week the highest total for any week go far this year,
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    Lock icon Harvest delay
    34 1 BANGKOK. Wed.— The monsoon rains are expected In Thailand In mid-June a month later than usual. Weather Bureau officials nala today. This would delay the rtce harvest by about a month.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO PROMISES CHANGES IN CABINET
    77 1 JAKARTA. Wed: President Soekarno announced today that he was planning Cabinet changes. He was addressing a general session of the People's Consultative Congress, highest legislative body in Indonesia. He admitted failings in the national economy but denied these were due to mismanagement. President Soekarno again
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    Lock icon 80 are hurt in train smash
    61 1 OSAKA, Wed— Eighty persons were injured today in the head-on collision o( two electric trains here. Police said a two-car electric train apparently enterea tracks in the path of a four-car express, either because the engineer of the flr.it train misread a signal or
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    Lock icon I've taken cyanide, student said, then died
    144 1 I've taken cyanide, student said, then died SYDNEY, Wed. A senior tutor at the j school of chemistry at I Sydney University answered a knock on the door of his office today.. opened tje door to lind a Chinese student from Hong Kong standing outside. The student said; "1 have
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    Lock icon Near fall for Churchill
    60 1 LONDON. Wed. Sir Winston Churchill lurched and almost fell as he was leaving the House of Commons Chamber today. The 88-year-old statesman was paying his second visit on successive days since he recovered from breaking his thigh last simmer. Mr. Dldley Williams, a Conservative, and as
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    Big jabs drive under way in Malacca
    675 1 MALACCA, Wed I I 1 "/)PERATION JAB" swung: into top fear for Malacca's 350.000 people today as 23 inoculation centres throughout the State began functioning at 2 p.m. By nightfall, an Mltm.itVd ?0.000 people had b<*en Inoculated. Another 12 cases were admitted to
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    Lock icon Twins, twins now quads
    57 1 ABERDEEN. Wed. The mother of two sets of twins gave birth .to quads three girls and one boy here yesterday. A maternity hospital bulletin said 27-year-old Mrs. Barbara Gumming and the quads were in a "satisfactory" condition. The quads were born by a caesarian operation. Mr.
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    Lock icon Accord at talks but no aid details
    212 1 Accord at talks but no aid details i f ONDON. Wed. The three-day conference between British and Malayan Ministers on defence and development aid for the proposed Federation of Malaysia ended here today —but no details of any agreements were made public. A communique Issued after the tinal session today
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    STOP PRESS
    22 1 FIFTH ORBIT ALLS WELL < < \S\M B M linh "rhit IliH h( »p. psulc H>- w feai in ral nap R«
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon S. Africa copying 'worst of Stalin'
      325 2 GENEVA. Wed I^HE International Commission of Jurists yesterday accused South Africa of copying the worst features of the Stalinist regime in its laws and procedun The Commission. In statement on the General Law Amendment Act passed in South Africa on May 2. said: "South
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      Lock icon Talks open to prepare African 'patch-up' summit
      160 2 Talks open to prepare African 'patch-up' summit ADDIS ABABA, Wed. One of the greatest gatherings of African Foreign Ministers ever held opens a week of crucial meetings here today to prepare tor next week's summit session aimed at healing divisions among the new African nations. The Foreign Ministers Hill work
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      Lock icon ENORMOUS CONSEQUENCES' OF A RED INDONESIA
      206 2 ASHINGTON. W( MR. Seymour Janow. Far East Administrator of the Agency for International Development (AID), said last night there would be enormous consequences if Indonesia were drawn into the Communist bloc. He said this would affect the will of other South- East Asian nations
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      New Iraq fighting
      21 2 BEIRUT. Wed—New fflrhlin* has broken out between Kurds and Iraqis in northern Iraq, reports from Bagdad said today.
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      The hard way to the top
      96 2 HEAVILY-LADEN AMERICAN EXPEDITION ON EVEREST GLACIER r PHIS picture, just re- leased by the National Geographic Society in Washington. shows heavily-laden members of the National Geographic American Mt Everest expedition clambering along the Khumbu Glacier near Mt. Everest at about 18.500 ft. The picture,
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      GIRL, SOLDIER DIE IN LOVE SHOOTING
      126 2 SEOUL, Wed.— The U.S. Army yesterday identified two American soldiers involved in a shooting incident sparked off by a love affair. Last Sunday an American soldier fatally shot a Korean girl, wounded another soldier and then killed himself with a shot in the head.
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      60 for conference
      32 2 MANILA. Wed.—Sixty women delegates from at least 15 Asian countries will attend a conference here on the role of women in rural development from May 31 to June 14
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      Lock icon Peking 'yes' to talks in Moscow
      76 2 Peking 'yes' to talks in Moscow RUNG. Wed. The Chinese Communist Party has agreed to talks uitii the Soviet Communist Party starting in Moscow on July 5. the Now China news agenc iounced last night. The a n n t. a n i* c m ent followed within 24 hours
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Negroes in Chicago stone police after a shooting
      374 3 CHICAGO, Wednesday. CEVERAL hundred Negroes threw stones and bottles at police late on Monday night after a 14-year-old boy was shot when police attempted to take a youth into custody on suspicion of burglary. It required 50 policemen and the Chicago Canine
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      Lock icon A woman magistrate tells court: I was hypnotised
      159 3 A woman magistrate tells court: I was hypnotised LONDON. Wed. An elderly woman magistrate alleged yesterday that a bearded Pakistani s a 1 c s m an hypnotised her and made her sit on his knee and give him £103 for a few clothes. Mr.-. Ruth Hotchkis. 64. told Wadebridge
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      Journalists detained
      23 3 BONN. Wod.— Police ln cities throughout We.st Germany swooped on East German journalists today, drtnininn many on -uspicion of espionage.-— Rcutcr
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      Lock icon A plastic heart valve
      29 3 LONDON. Wed Prolessor Nikolay Anosov has successfully replaced with ;i pliwie par: the mitral valve of a 15-yenr-old rliTs heart. Moscow Radio n-ixirted today.— Router
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      Lock icon DUCHESS MUST PAY MOST OF THE £50,000 COSTS
      265 3 DUCHESS MUST PAY MOST OF THE £50,000 COSTS I .IHNKI K< ■II Wed. A judge decided here yesterday that the Duchess of Argyll (above) will have to pay a major part of the expenses involved in the marathon action, which resulted in a divorce for her husband, the Duke of
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      Lock icon Moderate line for Czechs
      67 3 VIENNA, Wed. A powerful anti-Stalin-ist purge is sweeping Communist Czechoslovakia. East European experts said today. Their opinion was supported by official Czech announcements and reports in Prague. The Czech Communist Party newspaper Rude Pravo said in an editorial that the nations Supreme Court will soon reliabilitate
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      Lock icon Humidity will prevent colds, says report
      190 3 I TORONTO, Wed. One of the best wa^s to avoid a common cold in a temperate country is to have sufficient humidity in homes and offices, according to a medical report. I Based on the findings of a specialist, the report says that a
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      Lock icon Sir Winston pays one of his last visits to House
      201 3 Sir Winston pays one of his last visits to House I ONDON, Wed. Members of the House of Commons stood and waved their agenda papers in a warm welcome to Sir Winston Churchill when he paid what they sensed could be one of his last visits yesterday. As he entered
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      Lock icon HAITI PRESIDENT 'SET TO FLEE'
      177 3 HAITI PRESIDENT 'SET TO FLEE NEW YORK. Wednesday. TWO newspapers here today said the United States Government was reliably informed that President Francois Duvalier of Haiti planned to resign and leave the country today but the State Department said it knew nothing about this. The reports quoted high diplomatic sources
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      Lock icon Galbraith to sue newspaper
      75 3 Galbraith to sue newspaper I ONDON, Wed. Mr. A Thomas Galbraith has issued a writ alleging libel against the Daily Express. Mr. Galbraith, former Civl Lord of the Admiralty, was mentioned in the Vassall spy tribunal. He is now joint parliamentary secretary, Ministry of Transport. He resigned from his junior
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      Lock icon Planes for India New army chief
      75 3 OTTAWA. Wed.— Canada and India yesterday signed an agree- i mem for a five-year lonn of < US$lB.9 million to cover the pur- i ctiase of 16 Caribou aircraft for < use by the Indian Air Force in difficult borrt«r areas.— U.P.L WASHINGTON. Wed.
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    'PRIVILEGES USED TO ENDANGER STATE SECURITY'
    546 4 'PRIVILEGES USED TO ENDANGER STATE SECURITY' Govt explains loss of citizenship SINGAPORE. Wed. •yUK Singapore Government said today that it hud revoked the citizenship of eight political detainees "because they had used the rights an d privileges of their citizenship to endanger the security of their country and its people."
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    POWER STATION TOUR
    104 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. Font Kirn Keng. chairman of the Public Utilities Board, was shown around the Pasir Panjang .Power Station today by the City Electrical Engineer. Mr. Z.K. FiuEcek. He was accompanied by other members of the board. Dr. Fong said that 51. 4 million has been
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    Sydney Rotarian gift
    72 4 SINGAPORE. Wrd. The president of the Singapore Rotary Club. Mr. M.C. Boyle, (above), today presented a set of 17 books on Australia on behalf of the Sydney Rotary Club to the National Library at a Rotary luncheon. Receiving the gift was Miss A. Priscilla Taylor. Direc- tor
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    $864,000 school is opened
    120 4 $864,000 school is opened SINGAPORE, Wed.—Education did not consist only of learning the examination subjects, but was good for the cultivation of good habits, social consciousness and good citizenship, said Inche M. Ismail Rahim, A.s.-:emblyman lor Geylang East, today. He was opening the $864,000 coeducational Mattar West Secondary Vocational School
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY PLANS NEW DORMITORY
    262 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Children's Aid Society, one of Singapore's oldest philanthropic organisations, has had another happy and satisfactory year. In his report of the working committee for 1962, the chairman, Mr. J. S. Klrkham, says that apart from a mild outbreak of chlckenpox, the
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      350 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE following is todays sche- Air-Ceylon: Prom London. Zurich, London (BA 711) 10.15 dnl* of civil aircraft move- Rome. Cairo, Bahrein, Karachi, pjn. nJtfat'Vr L&r 'alrpor. Colombo <AK 116, Ch p.nv CdcutJ Karachi Singapore: Garud.: Prom Hong Kong. 737) 8 .oo pJ n.; to Brisbane. ARRIVALS
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    Officer: Rape case youth known to police
    234 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. A police officer told a preliminary inquiry today that one of three youths charged m connection with a rape case was known to the police. L Supt. Tan Khoon Thor of the secret societies subhranch. Circular Road, said that Tan
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    Two sides to story of a kiss...
    122 5 gINGAPORE, Wed. A soldier's wife told a court today that she was forcibly embraced and kissed by another soldier at West Coast Road during the absence of her husband on April 7. Pte. Abdul Mutalib. 26, of the R.A.S.C. who did not deny
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    Cigarettes stolen
    21 5 PENANG. Wed. Cigarettes worth 51. 500 were stolen from the Naaft shopping centre in Jalan Gajah. Tanjong Bunuah. yesterday.
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    P.C. ATTACKED IN JAIL BREAK BID BY TWO
    202 5 P.C. ATTACKED IN JAIL BREAK BID BY TWO JOHORE BAHRU. Wednesday. AN escape bid by two men from the Central police station lock-up here last night was foiled by an alert telephone operator. The two men are being held on a $10,000 robbery charge. It was 7.30 p.m. Constable Aminuddin
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    48 policemen leave for Brunei
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Forty-eight policemen left ban by air today to replace the Malayan Police Field Force at the moment In Brunei. A further two groups will be leaving tomorrow and on Friday. The replacements left on a ehartored Malayan Airways Viscount. The final total
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    RAF agrees to equal pay for women employees
    144 5 RAF agrees to equal pay for women employees OINGAPOKE, Wed. The Royal Air Force authorities have decided to give equal pay to its women i employees in Singapore. The Air Ministry Local Staff Union revealing this today said it had reached agreement with the K.A.F. authorities on its claim for
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    Garden party
    27 5 PENANG. Wed.— Penaniz State Government will hold a garden party at the Residency on the official birthday of the Yang dlPertuan Agone on Juno S
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    Land policy: Miners are still dissatisfied
    536 5 Land policy: Miners are still dissatisfied IPOH, Wednesday. MALAYAN miners, deeply concerned with their perennial problem of land difficulties, still hope that state governments will adopt a more liberal policy. In its annual report for 1962. the F.MJS. Chamber of Mines again draws attention to land problems. It says state
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    Dinner date
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Indian Association will hold a dinner in honour of Mr. Thomas Abraham, new Assistant Commissioner for India in Singapore, and Mr. Dlnesh Singh. th» Indian Deputy Minister for External Affairs, tomorrow.
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    Such a mild reception for this lot of freshies
    144 5 rERE were no tears and no ragging, but mild and good-humoured teasIng, when 730 "freshies" turned up at the University of Malaya yesterday to begin their three-week orientation programme before getting into the swing of varsity life. Though "term" will not
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    How much Malay?
    31 5 KANGAR. Wed.— The Perils Government has set up a special operations room to chart the progress made in the use of the National Language in all government offices.
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    Mosque opening
    21 5 KANGAR. Tues— The Regent of Perils. Tengku Sulaiman. will open a $60,000 mosque at Kampong Tok Kaya on Friday.
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    Talk by school principal
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. E. W. Jesudason, principal of Raffles Institution, will give a talk on "The role of the World Confederation of Teachers" on Saturday at 5.30 p.m at the school. Mr. Jesudason recently attended a conference of the confederation in Stockholm.
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    Tasmanian Premier likes joint ventures idea
    193 5 ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tasmanian industrialists should go into joint ventures with Malayans and help In the expansion of Malayan industries. Mr. Eric Recce. Premier of Tasmania and head of the Tasmanian trade mission, said today before his departure for Bangkok. "We have learned a
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    New meeting date
    24 5 PENANO. Wed— Penang Umno youth organisation's annual assembly, have been held last Sunday, has been postponed to this Sun- i day.
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    PPP motion to affirm 'absolute loyalty' to Sultan
    174 5 PPP motion to affirm 'absolute loyalty' to Sultan TPOH, Wed.— A motion reaffirming the "absolute and unflinching: loyalty" of the elected members of the Ipoh Municipal Council to the Sultan of Perak will be introduced at the council's next meeting. The Peoples Progressive Party leader, Mr. D.R. Seenivasagam, will introduce'
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    Malay youths to present 'Aneka Rama'
    74 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Sixty boys and girls, members of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs, will stage an "Aneka Rama" (plays from the Malay Opera) at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka Hail. Airport Road here, on Friday night. The youths, who have just undergone
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    5 sacked, then bank men defy manager
    356 6 WARNING NOTICES TO STAFF AT PENANG PENANG, Wednesday. £IGHTY employees of the Mercantile Bank here stopped work and "waited to be sacked"' when five of their colleagues were given instant dismissal notices by the management this afternoon. Earlier, all the 85 workers, including
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    LOCK-UP FIGHT CHARGE
    76 6 LOCK-UP FIGHT CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. Three youths were charged in the Third Magistrate's Court here today with disorderly behaviour while being detained in a police lock-up yesterday morning. Chua Sin. 17. Yong Kew. 18. and Chee Mol Moi. 20. were alleged to have fought in a lock-up In
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    $460 more for the P. Fund
    93 6 $460 more for the P. Fund KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Another $460.16 was received by the Straits Times Group today towards the National Patriotic Fund bringing the total it has so far collected to $107,176.45. Today's donors were the staff of the Aborigines Department, Kelantan $171.50; Thye Guan Tong, Taiping $100;
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    Inspector in underpants foiled bid to extort, court told
    397 6 |POH, Wed. —A police inspector dressed only in underpants and carrying a towel In which a revolver was hidden, arrested two men m a rubber dealer's shop here one morning last July. This was said in the S-^ sions Court here
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    U.S. stockpile 'central factor for many years to come'
    443 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. T*HE United States stockpile will remain a central factor in the world tin market for many years to come, the chairman of the Straits Trading Co. Ltd., Sir Ewen Fergusson, told the annual meeting of the company here today.
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    $1.4 million for Raffles: It stays with an Alsagoff
    367 7 NEW OWNER LIVES IN CAIRO SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JJAFFLES HOTEL and land'adjoining it was sold today loi $1,415,001. The new owner is 37-year-010 Madam Khadisa Abdalla Alsaeoff managing partner of a woman's magazine in Cairo, where she ha* lived since the age
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    'Abortion' case woman jailed
    353 7 SINGAPORE. Wed OEAH Eng Kiu. 36. a mother of six. was today 11 sentenced to 12 months' jail in a case connected with the acquittal of Dr. Heng Yeck Meng, a private practitioner, last November. Mr. K.T. Alexander, the district judge, convicted her of perjury at
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    No sign of settlement in 2 strikes
    109 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Strikes at Fraser and Co share and stock brokers and Watts and Baker Ltd.. plumbing engineers, today entered their 61st and 59th day respectively. The two tirms and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, which represents their employees, have not been
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    An orientation course in economics
    84 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. An orientation course in economics will be sponsored hv the Economic Development Bnnrd at the University of Singapore at the end of this month. The course, to bf conducted in both Enellsh and Chlnrsp. will consist of 12 lecture^ It la oart of
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    Return from Mecca
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Meniri Besar of Krdah. Dato Syed Omar Shuhabuddin. a*d his wife, returned here by air today from a pilgrimage to Mecca At the airport to meet them was the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is Dato Syed Omars brother-in-law
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    WELFARE BODY DELEGATES TO DISCUSS CO-ORDINATION
    229 7 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wad. D E PRESENTATIVES 1V of about 50 voluntary welfare organisations will meet at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here on Saturday to discuss establishing a national co-ordinating and advisory body. The proposed body will: SEE that the work of voluntary
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    Malaysia will bring better living, says union
    289 7 Malaysia will bring better living, says union k UA L A LUMPUR. Wed. The National Union of Planta- i tion Workers today came out in full support for the concept of Malaysia. The Union Herald, an official publication of thp NUPW. In its latest Issue compared Malaysia with the merger
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    INDIA TO CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR MALAYSIA
    200 7 INDIA TO CONTINUE SUPPORT FOR MALAYSIA SINGAPORE. Wed Indonesia's apposition to Malaysia has not in any way changed India's si.uinrh support for the Federation, the Indian Deputy Minister of External Affairs Mr Dincsh Singh, said tonight. Mr. Singh flew into Singapore tonight from Rangoon on a five-day fact-finding visit of
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    64 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —I Thin Mate Legislative Assembly I members left nere today by air for a four-week study tour of Britain at the invitation of the British Government. They ;irc Dato Yahaya bin Haji Moha limed Sah of the Pa- 1 hung Legislative Assembly.
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    40 8 S» Wurdt tit iMimimmm) MR. YAP KIN SIM pounl l«iy r al General Hospital 5.30 am IS-eVOI Invmi behind his r» loved »ifr and tune children Body lyinic In -tai.- at Singapore CMM com. iil take purr IT 111
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    62 8 Wordi sim <mm.) SINGAPORE DISTRICT Mv: im tonight s oo pin. ACS Coleman Street Spore. ome. YOUTH FOR CHRIST presents "An t-runx 'or Oirlntlans" featuring Teen T.irn Cultural Centre Theatre May 17th 8 p.m. Sponsored by T.F.C. Umdezvous. STARTS TODAY! Victoria Memorial I mii M.iv 16-J2. Cvancelistlc <"rusad>
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      678 8 I Yesterday s payroll robbery in the heart of the Federal capital has put crime on the front page with a bang. It is the most daring holdup in a fast growing series of armed robberies, and unfortunately one of the most successful. I 1 Only the
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      334 8 Two days of rain have made it less likely that water rationing in Singapore will be tightened further. It is too early, however, for consumers to hope for any easing of the present 12-hour, island-wide restriction. The rise in reservoir levels welcome though lit is must be set
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      271 8 There is no reason to doubt that the initiative taken by the I Federation Government to induce voluntary welfare organisations to co-ordinate their activities springs from the best of motives. Yet the Govj eminent should proceed with 'circumspection. For reasons which' are perfectly easy to understand, people who
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    1321 8 The last rites for race segregation in the U.S. FROM A CORRESPONDENT ltlltMlN4.ll \M. Alabama. Wed. ACCORDING to the Re*. Martin Luther King, the American Negro 'leader, what has been happening in Birmingham, Alabama, this past weeik is part of the funeral of race segregation in the United States He
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      391 8 ('AN someone who knows how water Is rationed in Hong Kong come forward and advise our Utilities Board how to Improve water rationing In Singapore if Hong Kong has a better system? Hong Kong has twice the population of Singapore and It Is doubtful that our source
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      165 8 I AGREE with Dato Crawford 'S.T. May 9) that estates and mines cannot be expected to maintain an army; I don't think an army is required to protect payrolls. All that is needed is a few (say four) parttime guards. There are many ex-service-men working In- rubber estates as
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    339 8 Guarding the fortune in Thailand's forests UANGKOK. Wed.—Thailand Is taking new measures to conserve her dwindling supplies of teak and other internation-ally-known timbers. One of the chief measures, apart from reafforestation, is tbe production of plywood. For this, only a small percentage of precious trak is used, its main constituent
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    4666 9  -  CHIA POTEIK and JACKIE SAM I CASE OF THE STUDENT ON HOLIDAY AND HIS FIANCEE: SHE TELLS HOW SPECTATORS REFUSED TO HELP HER ESCAPE HIM 1 I SINGAPORE, Wednesday 1 1 did not consent to intimacy, she
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    13 9 PROSECUTING ...Mr. D. Marshall DEFENDING Mr. F. de Souza
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      453 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NVTIONAL SHORTWAVE SHOKTWAVE SERVICE: SERVICE 41.7 MKTRtS 41 metres AM: 6.00 Time Sjljtnal N»- j MEDIUM WAVK SERVICE: gara-Ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies: j 478 metrea 700 lime Signal, The New:.; A.M.: 600 Good Mornlne; 710 Sons Time; 730 Learn A 6.01 Morning
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    321 10 Dr. Lim calls for fairer deal for the weaker nations WHILE THE RICH GET RICH. LONDON, Wednesday. T<HE Malayan Minister of Commerce and Indus- try. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. yesterday urged Commonwealth countries to make a concerted effort at the coming G.A.T.T. conference in Geneva "to get the best bargain"
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    30 10 IPOH. Wed. Pour piculs of tin ore worth SI. OOO were reported stolen from the store of Hor Sw«I Meng Mining Co. at Sunpang Pulai near here.
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    110 10 $4,000 OF PENS STOLEN FROM SHIP PENANG. Wed. Three cases of fountain pens, worth more than $4,000. were stolen from the freighter Nankal Maru. the manager of Lindeteves Jocoberg Ltd. Mr. H. Jesse, reported yesterday. He told police that the steamer arrived in Penang harbour on April 17 with a
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    215 10 IPOH. Wed.— Mr. Chan 1 Yoon Onn. People's Progressive Partr/ MP for Kampar has submitted 10 questions for answer by five Ministers at this month's meeting, of the House of Representatives. His questions to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, deal with increases in
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    YOUTH STOLE A KISS
    61 10 ALOR STAR. Wed.-Bibi Mohamed. 15. has reported to the police that a youth molested her yesterday at a loneiy spot in Kampong Bahru. Gurun. 22 miles from here. Bhe was looking after cattle, she said, when a man came up to her and kissed her. He
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    169 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Legislation to provide for a $200 million rubber replanting grant for estates and smallholdings within the next five years will be ready soon. The Sccrctar\ to the Minis, try of Commerce and Industry. Raia Mohar bin Raja Badlozzaman. said today that legislation
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      376 11 SIX-HOUR BEAUTY TREATMENT DOES THE CHANGE AT 1.30 p.m. a pretty Singapore girl, dressed smartly in a dark suit and with her hair combed down to shoulder-length, walked into one of Tokyo's biggest beauty parlours to keep a date with beauty. At 6
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      BOOK SHELVES OF MANY DESIGNS
      167 11 WHERE to read is the question in the compact, sound filled household today. Only a few have the space and traffic areas for a library. Many mothers with growing families solve the peace and quiet problem by using their bedroom as a library retreat. Even
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      76 11 'Winkin jacket for teens rIK back of the newest American curdiean for teenage girls features a sketch of a handsome lad with one eye that winks H the gal moves. The handsome lad on fhe back of the jacket comes off the production line with a thatch of black, blond
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      125 11 CANDLES TO LIGHT FOREVER IF you have any decorating Ideas with randies being used for added attraction. then here is something that looks interesting. Picture above shows two "candles" which, it is claimed, are everlasting, will never burn down and give the cheapest light In the world. Manufactured In England,
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      MRS. SIM REVIVES MALAYAN MEMORIES
      361 11 I —from DOUG LACKERSTEEN. I London. MRS. Katharine Sim, an English author who has lived in Malaya for 22 years indicated that the word "leisure" had lost its i meaning since her return to England. When I telephoned her about her talk "Enjoy- ing Your
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      308 11 Straits Times Crossword across on the ship, where it Is need1. Paddy likes artificial miner*) cd <7). <Bi. 7. Suffer greatly on one's need 6. Covet a settlement Involving for filling in time (7) a few notes, perhaps (6). 8. Main site to be re-planned. In 9. Slipping out of
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      1136 12 1™ !=> i (Continued from Pace 81 SITUATIONS VACANT :> Werrfa SS (Mim.)— Box St ct: txtrm LADY COPY TYPIST for General •MM qualifications and remunerations required. Apply P.O llox 117!'. Singapore. WANTEO IMMEDIATELY HSC. holder with Federation of Malaya Certin. ale to tc.icli in lower forms. Apply to Principal
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      1029 12 ACCOMMODATION WANTED Vi Word* SJ (mm.)— Box St cf. txtro WANTED JO Kurmsbed/ Unfurnished Rungalows/Klata in Slngapore/Joborr i Bahru. Long Lease. Details to P.O Box 659 Singapore VOUNC EUROPEAN COUPLE Require House /Bungalow /Mat 2-3 bedrooms, large llvmg-room. Tanglin. Holland Village. Pastr Panjang. Long lease. Box A 6257 S.T. Spore
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      912 12 EDUCATION It Word* U (Mlm.)-Bo* tt els. txtrt HOME-STUOT COURSES:— 'Wrur only the best will do in postal education Write to H.L. Lovell Hewitt. M.C.. Principal. "The Private Tutor' (Correspondence) Katont; PO Box wo (Spore lit— Tel: ***** or call at l*7B. TemblinK Koad Proapectux TUITION 20 Wordt »i I
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      1091 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE m Wordt SS (Min.y—Box it cU. tstro I9bl FIAT 1100. Ivory. itf.UUU miles. Diplomat transferred. Kl.fttO UO X.L* BM2I. BARGAIN 195, CONSUL convertible excellent condition 12.400 PDoae (Spore) 2SOI Kxl. ***** FIAT 2100, Registered July IMO. 1 Kuropean Owner. Mileage 22.000 .Showroom Condition. Tel' Office Hours iH'pori')
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      936 12 FOR SALE it Word* Si (Mitt.)— Box M rts. «atra LATIST AND BIST (guilty Bathrobes Now SS.SO Only. Nawly Arrived Ladies' Java Rank Blouses Now 56.90 Only. Boys' Girls' Hlay-sults Pyjamas $2.90 Only. Many Bargains. Visit Luck's 17. Orchard Koad, Spore. OIL DRUM CLEANINC Equipment consisting tv-o units 3 drum
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      779 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TEMPORARY CLERICS Applications ai* invited Irom Feaeral anu Singapore Citizens tor the postb of temporary clerks for duty in the 4ui reaeral imantry Brigade in Singapore. Age must have attained luti but nut 23rd birthday. Candidates must have Uie Cambridge Oversea* Scbool Certllicate or the Federation of Malaya
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      694 12 NOTICES THE UNITED CHINESE BANK LTD. SINGAPORE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-First Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at its registered office. Bonham Building. Chulia Street, Singapore, on Friday. 24th May. 1963 at 12 o'clock noon. NOTICE JS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN
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      510 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATIONS are Invited for a \acani post ol Machine Operator In the Bursar's Office. Application forms and further particulars are obtainable from the Registrar, University of Malaya. Kuala Lurnimr, on sending v selfaddre.ssed stamped envelope (9" x 4"). Applications close on d June, 19C3. Ref.
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    233 14 CHIPS lying alenitide the Slniapera >J Harbeur wharves er eipecttd teday are: Flintshire 1/2. Houtman 4b City of Leice.vter 47 North, Awajlsan Maru 4J. state of Andhra 40/41. American Mall 33/3«, Cloverbank 3334. Pawel Kinder 40 41. Frankfurt 4 1, Lloyd Kakke 1.V16, Yamahiko Maru 27/28,
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    INDUSTRIALS STILL MIXED: TINS EDGE HIGHER
    635 14 From Our Market Correspondent TNDUSTRIALS again 1 showed a mixed tendency on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and the volume ot business appeared to slacken somewhat. Tins continued to edge higher as the metal price appreciated for the fourth consecutive trading day and the
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    23 14 Malayan Stock Indicr*. May 14 May 15 ndustrials: 108.3? 108.62 [ins: 115.39 115.68 rubbris: 111.12 111.12 D*c. 29. 1962 m 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    884 14 (COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bauittad (5,000) SI.3K: Ounlopt $2.79 SL, (1,000) $2.79. (10.000) $2.«0 (9.000) $2.81; last Smelting (1,000) $3.45 D, (2,000) $3.41. (1.000) $3.42.
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    Tin price continues rise: Rubber market inactive
    382 14 rE Straits tin price gained for the fourth consecutive trading day yesterday when a rise of 75 cents took it to $459,874 per picul. The estimated offering was 140 tons, down 10 tons. In London overnight, a fully steady tone characterised the tin
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    128 14 MELBOURNE. Wed INVESTMENT and Industrial 1 shares mostly held their levels or Improved today. Moves overall were small. Dunlop Rubber featured with a further rise of Is. to 60s. following the week-end announcement of management reorganisation. Oik barely held their levels, but base metals mostly firmed with Mt.
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    19 14 Further April rubber crops Included Amalgamated Rnbber 871.600 lb. Kluang 91.000 lb. and llu Benut 51.000 lb.
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    259 14 I \|AV Artt trade ruktisr buyirt f k. clsttd at S p.m. in •intspor* I snd Kuala Lumpur ysttsrday at 741 rents per lb. rtcm n threr-eiKhtos of i-rnt The tone wan uncertain. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M R.E. clitins; price? in cents per lb. yeiterda/: Int 1 R.S.B. prompt
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    154 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) May IS, Three months. Dualops 19 cts. K. Bmeltrra M eta Ksao 21 eta. r. n. i* ota Gammon 14 cts. Hume ords lft ati Bj Darby 4d. Hume prefs. 16 rts.c. BMtajM 4id. .1. W.iuKb 13 eta. S. Traction 1 M. Brew 30 et«. Shell
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    69 14 CHINESE Product Exenaniee. Singapore noon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk $42* aatMta, drum $4."iJ sellers Copra: May June UK 'Continent $27 buyers. Pepper: Mintok nhite $155 sellers, Sarawak »h sellers, special Sarawak bla paifctra, garhled Lamponc blac .of> aaOan $1171 sellers. Singapore Coconut OH Millers' Association
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    71 14 THE Malayan Exchange Bark» «m ciation iradf these chjinKfs in :i« rates to merchants yesterday (all HMM to $100): Sclhns TT a* OD rtady: Belsian I Franct l'il.'< I 4 Deutiche Mj.k, 129 I Krencr l«» l I On m free tich>nm mirkrHorn; Kong >e»terday thr U.S. dollar
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      959 14 WESTBOUND tUHOPt MUVICt, S nu'c P. S'rim Penane M Millet, St. Nltatra, Nam, StmiNt Sailti la Part 17 May Oaaturt. Aatvara. Miami, react lattarsaa. SOUTH a »tSI «f»IC» StKlCt S"por« UTUN* 1/ I Jaaa Durban (21/S). Port Elt/abeth (24/«), Capetown (21/S). Mitjo. (M/i). Port Harcourt. ligos (1/7), Cotonou (1/7), Lome.
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      44 14 NITTO yPI LINE COLOMBO SERVICE S.S. "SHINEI MARU" Voy: C-2 loading for Colombo SINGAPORE PENANG GDN 47/16 MAY 17/18 May AfMtS: Occmic Lloytl (Sbtppwt) Ltd.. Oemirk Hsist, Si»t»f»re hi. ***** Aleuts: Oceanic lloyi (F di* M) Ltd.. 7. Weld Qsij. Peui t IK. *****.
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      340 14 CLOSING PRICES MAY. 15. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 74.J cents (down threr-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5459.87J (up II cents) Estimated unofficial offering 210 tons (down 10 tons). NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MR. HO KING YUE has le« our Organisation as Sales Representative, Friden Division Kuala Lumpur on May
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      1218 15 TANJONG MALIM TOWN COUNCIL l()( \l. (.OVIRNMINT ELECTIONS ACT. 19M LOCAI <.O\ I KNMI.NT KOMIKT Ol ELECTIONS) KKiILATIONS. i960 KORM I j. [Regulation 5 <3> 1 (.KNERAL ELECTIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKN THAT1. An election of (a) Councillor(s) for the following ward(s) will take place as hereinafter mentioned: Simpang Ampat.
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      1311 15 NOTICES KUALA KANGSAR TOWN COUNCIL LOCAL GOVF.RNMt.NT ELECTIONS ACT. 1960 LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CONDUCT OF ELECTIONSi REGULATIONS. 1960 FORM 1 [Regulation S (3) I GENERAL ELECTIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT- K 1. An election of (a) Councillor i s > for the following ward(» vill take place as hereinafter mentioned:
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      1276 15 NOTICES I TAPAH TOWN COUNCIL I LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS ACT. lWt LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CONDUCT OF t LECTIONS) REGULATIONS. 1960 FORM 1 [Regulation 5 (3) I GENERAL ELECTIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT1. An election of (a) Counclllur(s) (or the following ward Is) I rill take place as hereinafter mentioned: Jalan
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      1536 15 NOTICES PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS NOTICE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT Notice Is hereby given that Khor VAfANfIFs Eng Guar. Amir Beg so Mohd »«vajiv-ido Beg and Pol Hong Gun have left Onl y candidates with the our service on 1.5 63 and are no stipulated qualifications need longer in our employ. They have «PP'y-
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      WEIGHTS FOR KL SECOND DAY
      266 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wrd. Do«ble Miot 9 08 —Weights for six Director II 8.12 races on May 22 (Wed- f> aixle nesday). the second day Z^TL. m' .Un "h"** G d UP XXi meeting here. Rubina 8.04 Class 4 Div 1-s '/if HalUn 8.04 Hirh Perfection
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      Royal Meadow is early fancy for King's Cup
      395 16  -  Epsom Je^p RACING by I KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ROYAL MEADOW is my early fancy for the $15,000 King's Gold Cup to be run over 6f here on May 26, the last day of the meeting which begins this Sunday. The four-year-old is
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      SULTAN OF SELANGOR SUBSCRIBES FOR A N.Z. HORSE
      394 16 SULTAN OF SELANGOR SUBSCRIBES FOR A N.Z. HORSE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Sport of Kings is living up to its name in Malaya. The Sultan of Johore and the Sultan of Pahang have long been owners of useful strings of racehorses Now comes the Sultan of £«langor. who has .subscribed
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      Lock icon Relko now 4-1 for the Epsom Derby
      240 16 LONDON. Wad r PHE French colt Relko ia now 4-1 favourite for the Epsom Derby to be run over 12f at Epsom on May 29. Last week Relko was offered at 9-1 j Another French-trained It, Corpora, also shortened from 14-1 ;to 10-1
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      FOSNER IS NOW THE LEADING JOCKEY
      223 16 FOSNER IS NOW THE LEADING JOCKEY J^UALA LUMPUR. Wed.—Australian Mcrv Pasner, who rode four winners at the ecent Penang meeting, has taken the lead in i he jockeys' table. Mcrv has now ridden a total of ?l wlnn-Ts this season and is ore ahead of Keith Moxham. Champion rider Lyall
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      Perak junior badminton
      43 16 IPOH. Wed. The Perak Junior badminton championships will be held on June 7, 8 and 9 at the SJAA hall here. The Perak open badminton championships will take place on July 19. 20 and 21. Entries close on June 20.
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      THREE POPULAR AUSSIE SIRES
      202 16 J^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Three Australian sires who are especially popular with Malayan owners are Sir Edward. Jambo and Meadow Mist. Nearly every batch of nr» Importations from Austmlia in- elude progeny of these sires. Two of the new Class 4 horses entered for the coming meetine
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      1238 16 iSSsSs^SSS^SS^S^^^S^^S>SSSSStSSSS^Bs>BSS| singafow city council 4', fHUDRFN'S AID SOfIFTY DEBENTURE STOCK 1955/:0-SO tMILUKtM 5 AIU SUUUT NOTICE is hereby given that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the TranMet B.x.ic of the above li 1 the Annual General Meeting Hock v.ill be closed from 19th May ot tn Society will be held at
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      1288 16 NOTICE TENDERS THE TOWN BOARDS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) TENDERS NOTICE IVDI.R SECTION 137 TENDERS will be received by nTIrI i,.,.k.. i.. n _i> the Bursar. University of Malaya. J?™%V e a?T*o:n D *£Z Valley. KuaujLunjpur. Enactment thai the following draft no n Oth "Vl' "S"-.^ plan
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      307 16 BILE BEANS make you feel younger /4g»aQgk and look fe^ j younger iILKBKANSI nTJMfISEsA Ther W lid of U^R jKtrer^U bunt DOVOsV W/fmr'^^^^jlM s hMltiir bodr. Bils WHwflfl ■Warn *»o stunulits your kv*r snd ciw i mDrm snsm nw AIL MM«fj| OLALIM Foot Itch Healed In 3 Days Do your
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      Run relay meets: Jega
      490 17  -  ERNEST FRIDA; Singapore. By Wednesday They will help to create interest, raise standards ASIA'S top sprinter Manicka Jeg-athesan has returned from his two-month stay in the United States with a crusader's zeal for the relay meets organised by American universities. "We must introduce them here,' he
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      Mercantile win easily
      171 17 Mercantile 6 Forces 2; Kuala Lumpur, Wed. lt/TERCANTILE Bank, down 2-1 in the 35th minute, slammed in the equaliser in the next minute and went on to a comfortable win in this FAS League Div. 1 match at Merdeka Stadium to- night. Ahmad Dollah and Arthur Koh
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        Smart goal promotes Swindon to Div. 2
        158 17 Smart goal promotes Swindon to Div. 2 LONDON. Wed. Swindon won promotion from the English Third Division last night when they scored a rather fortunate 1-0 home win over Shrewsbury. Shrewsbury were doing all the attacking when, with only two minutes to go, Roger Smart scored an unexpected goal which
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        118 17 YEW YORK: Plans have now l^ been finalised for the fourth American international soccer league in which 14 teams will compete this summer. The teams have been divided into two sections. The section winners will play off for 'lie right to meet tne holders. Dukla Prague i Czechoslovakia In the
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        214 17 I ONDON. The West Indian tourists hopes of victory over Lancashire at Old Trafford. Manchester, were dashed by a fourth wicket stand of 150 between Ken Grieves, the county's Australian skipper, and Jack Dyson. Grieves hammered out a brilliant 123 in 113 minutes to add to his 97 in the
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        123 17 SYDNEY: A disappointed cricket fun has failed in a bid to the courts to recover AC3 be paid to watch an England-Australia Test match. John Nelson B-tldrv. an estate agent, had sued the New South Wales Cricket Asociation in small debts court. He claimed he did not get his moneys
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        96 17 ROME: Martin Mulligan an( i Margaret Smith won the men's and women's singles titles for Australia in the Italian lawn tennis championship*. Mulligan crashed back into bigtime tennis with a 6-2. 4-6. 6-3. 8-6 win over Boro Jovanovic (Yugoslavia), while Margaret defeated ber Australian team-mat* Lesley Turner 6-3. 6-4. Austii
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      Changes likely in S'pore team
      143 17 Changes likely in S'pore team CINGAPORE, Wed. Slngapore's team for the return International hockey match against Malaya at Farrer Park On Saturday will be named after tomorrow'* final trial at Thomson Road And the 8HA selectors are expected to make a number of changes In the line-up. Since their return
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      Services hit by injuries but confident
      216 17 Services hit by injuries but confident MALAYA CUP CINGAPORE, Wed. Despite beinc hit by injuries Singapore Joint Services remain confident of beating Pahang in the Malaya Cup competition at Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday, writes TEOH ENG TATT. Among the star players injured are outside-right Tony Shannon, centre-forward John Warwick
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      CHANGE PREMIER LEAGUE MOVE
      108 17 CINGAPORE, Wed.— The SAFA League and Tournament Committee will suggest to the SAFA council meeting on May 24 that the Premier League should be reorganised to create greater interest. Committee chairman P. Suppian said today thai he would propose that the eight teams in the Premier
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      Footballer suspended
      112 17 SINOAPORE, Wed.— The SAFA disciplinary board have suspended a Bukit Timah Sports Club player for three months. The board chairman, Seah Yun Chong. said today that the player, Sharif, was found guilty of assault on an opponent during a Div. 3A match between Buklt Timah and Alagappa on
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      SCRC triumph
      72 17 SCRC 5 TPCA t ran earlier match. SCRC scored a 5-2 victory over TPCA without exerting themselves unduly. They led 4-1 at half time with goals by Stanley Gabrielle (sth) Ong Kirn Leng (12th) and (22nd) and Chong Chi Pal (25th). On resumption, Thanabalan netted the first goal
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      Link-up? No objections
      78 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Singapore Amateur F.A. will discuss on May 24 the suggestion by the FAM that there should be an early Singapore-Malaya link-up to form a Malaysian soccer tram for future international matches. SAFA president said: "My own view is that If the governments want an
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      Lakhbir to lead Forces
      60 17 MALACCA. Wed. Former Selangor and Negri Sembilan player Maj. Lakhblr Singh Gill will lead the Federation Armed Forces In their annual two-day cricket "match against Federation Police at Rifle Range Road Kuala Lumpur, on May 18-19. The team: Lakhblr Singh Gill. C. W. Anderson. Heywood. CKelly.
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      TOP CYCLISTS COMING
      355 17 MCF PREPARE FOR ASIAN NTCET KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. ltfpßE THAN 100 cyclists representing 12 countries ITI are expected to take part in the first Asian championships organised by the Malay Cyclists Federation scheduled to take place here from Juno 2 to 8. The MCF have invited teams
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      Cross-country
      35 17 j PENANG. Wed.— The Penanf Amateur Athletic Association will hold its annual cross-country I championships, open and junior, on June 4. The start and finish will be at the Malayan Teachers College. Buklt Glugor.
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      318 17 SWIMMING SASA invite 4 countries CINGAPORE. Wed Singapore Ito srnd a maximum of 12 swim- Amateur M^ Associa- /^rd T^ Uon have invited Thailand. Bur- iodaltiß by the SASA. ma. South Vietnam and MaJays. bABA havr planned another to an International meot here on PeaUvaJ programme to be held at
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      358 17 Tkis is i comprehensive basic. I |U[ 819 kow'tMi it tuide ti ««i»t h the Kr* I~ W tome. Ike step by step uttrit tint are acciniitiel kj cter lON illustrations both ikeU irapks md diafrMs si tkat e»erj detail tt ctittricttM is a,.,:; mm clear u< easy ti follow
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      195 17 TOUR MATCHES: Negrl combined schools v W. Australian schoolboys i6eremban. 6.15>; Spore Selection v Customs. S. Vietnam (J. Besar. 7 p.m.) STORE DIV. IA: Khalsa Marines A' <Jn Besar. 5.30). lI'OH DIV. 1: PCRC v Municipality (Coronation grd); Div. 2: Kilat v PWD (Jn Abdul Jalil); Div. S: Borneo v
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    Govt gives $*****0 to combat cholera
    379 18 Govt gives $*****0 to combat cholera KUALA LIMPIR. Wednesday. THE (Government today approved an emergency vote of 5519,400 to fight cholera. The acting Minister of Health, Haji Khalid hin Awang Osman. announcing this, said il was now considered unnecessary t<» close schools ill Malacca. Haji Khali-i also announced: i in:
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    Lock icon Yorks rally to 206-8
    111 18 LONDON. MtO. loit-.nne. alter losing HI v. kkou. for lev. ItU lihi. v. Hi i.duru Ui 200 lot 8 by Mi 'siott.i ho. liumaii 4a not uuii on UM kint t,. iv of ihelr Uiree-auy BMCfI M Mid>...e.->--bmugh against liie Wt -i lnui.ui tourtMa Tea scores
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    DEATH
    14 18 T KANACARCTNAM inner on M 3 0 .it C'urk;,I h» N Arulanandam K.I.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    35 18 IN IVIR LOVING .to,, of B.nguivni hi«h m for ihr ■I on Saturdax 1» LCI \r ihiwiy I'hurrh Kuala Lumpur I I fruTirt- artkivitad on tht» ormaaon InarrtM by Us wMI and children
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    Widow's fund
    42 18 SINOAPORE. Wed— The Straits Times today received two donations of $10 each for Madam Mok Kch Chee, widowed mother of eight. The donors are Mr. Harry Yeo and "a church member." This brings the total of her fund to $468
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    Lock icon Barwick: It's so hard to agree with the unaligned peoples
    191 18 CANBERRA. Wed. THE Minister for Ex--1 ternal Affairs, Sir Garfteld Barwick, said today it was not easy to make agreements with people who were unaligned such as the Indonesians. Sir Gartteld' was replying In the House of Re"presentatives to a
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    Business luncheon
    34 18 SINGAPORE Wed— A luncheon wl'l be held by the Kodak i Malaya) Ltd. on May 20 at the Midnight Room. Princes Restaurant. In honour of Mr. Berggren of Eastman Kodak Company. NewYork
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    Lock icon Stop-work stills 44 Australian ports
    222 18 SYDNEY. Wed pORTY-FOUR Australian ports were idle today r while 17,000 watersiders attended stop-work meetings. The unauthorised stopwork meetings were called by the Federal Council of the Waterside Workers' Federation to protest against the exclusion of Sydney and Melbourne from «n interim Australiawide wage increase.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    275 18 LONDON. Wed— Closing middle I prices of selected stocks not Including stamp tiuty were: :onsol 2'^% £45\ 4-3/16 Ending 4', £93 1/16 U War 3: £61 -r U BAMkS Chartered 61/- +/44 3ongkon K £17. -pi. INSIBANCE :om. Un 49/I 'i -fl/9 Prudential £23 -r *oyal 38/9 KAILS
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    49 18 LONDON. Wed. Spot 22>,d Jgpfc a2'-jd.. July 22', d., Aug.! 22'_. d.. July Sept. 22'» d.. Oct Dec. 22 9/16 d. Jan./ Mar. 22.d Apr. June 22 -..d.. July Sept. 22^d,. Oct./ Dec. 22 ,d. r.l.f. May 22 I 18d. June 22.d July 22 \d. Tone Very quiet.
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    23 18 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £807',. sellers t»08. Forward buyers £907',. sellers £908. Settlement £907.. Turnover a.m. 330 tons, pm 10Q ton*. Tone: Pinner.
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    Lock icon 'GENERAL' WHO JOINED JAPANESE DIES, 56
    130 18 NEW DELHI. W..1 J.K. Bhonslt-. the Indian Army •ffieer v lio foil i; lit alongside the Japanese in World War ii .is a ■•Jar-general in Sunhas Hose's Indian National Army. died yesterday after a heart att.uk He was taken ill while sitting beside Mr
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    389 18 orbit took him 88.45 minutes. Over California, Cooper was askeu if he felt comfortable. "Roger. Roger. I feel comfortable, real comfortable. In fact I had a little nap." he said. Cooper prepared his flashing beacon experiment as he soared into his third
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      42 18 The weather LJIOHEST and lowest tempera- ture.s in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tues- day to 8 pm yesterday: lli.ii.-t Unrest Kuala Lumpur 86 "5 Kota Bhan'i 7.S Penanc !tn 75 Ipoh 90 "3 81 re 8-' II
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