The Straits Times, 18 May 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times j Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1963. 15 CENTS. KDN 353
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    NOW IN JOHORE
    625 1 Cholera: More 20 to hospital ANOTHER DEATH IN MALACCA, THEN THREE SUSPECT CASES IN MUAR AND TANGKAK: CONTROLS ON MOVEMENT OF 350,000 STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Cholera has spread to Johore. The Ministry of Health today confirmed thai three cholera suspects have been admitted to
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    Lock icon Razak on way back
    47 1 LONDON, Frl. Tun Abdul Razak. who has been in Britain for talks on defence aid for the new Federation of Malaysia, left London by air today (or Kuala Lumpur. He wh.s ai-compunied by the Malayan Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon 6 die in crash
    24 1 MACAO Pit six people three of them children —were klll!ed today and 27 injured when two adjoining century-old buildIngs collapsed.—Reuter.
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    MCA blocking merger agreement: Lee
    1256 1  - MCA blocking merger agreement: Lee JACKIE SAM THEY ARE TRYING TO FORCE A COLLISION BETWEEN ME, TENGKU' "It U not our intention to light the Trngku. He U the most outstanding leader in Malaya and in Malaysia and we accept his leadership."— Mr. Left in Singapore yesterday. i SINGAPORE, Fri.
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    Lock icon STEPHENS IS CHIEF MINISTER DESIGNATE
    185 1 JESSELTON, Friday 'THE Alliance Council last night elected Mr. Donald 1 Stephens as Chief Minister-Designate of North Borneo The council also chose Dato Mustapha bin Dato Harun as Yang di-Pertuan N'egara Designate of the State. Both appointments are to take effect when North Borneo joins
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    Killed by lightning
    29 1 SEMENYIH. Frl.—A 27-year-old father of three. Teow Kirn Hws, was killed by lightning during s rainstorm at Sungei Chua new village, six miles from here. i
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    Lock icon Jakarta seeks new date
    78 1 MANILA, Fri. Indonesia has asked for a postponement of the Foreign Ministers' conference scheduled to be held in Manila on May 24 with the Philippines and Malaya. VicePresident Pelaez said today. It had suggested possible dates from May 28 to 31. Mr. Pelaez said the Indonesian
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    Gunung Agung erupts
    75 1 JAKARTA. Fri. GununK Akuhr volcano, which two months ago killed 1,000 people in Bali, again erupted violently yesterday, Antara reported. Explosions were heard !.»0 miles away, the agency said. Huge rocks and other debris were hurled high into the sky and searing lava moved down 8,000 feet
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    LABOUR MPs 'No' TO BARISAN INVITATION
    396 1 LABOUR MPs No' TO BARISAN INVITATION SINGAPORE, Fri. »3 Three British Labour Party MPs, who arrived here tonight to gather facts on Malaysia, declined invitations to speak at a mass rally on Sunday in their honour organised by the AntiMalaysia Barisan Sosialis and their allies. A disappointed Dr. Lee Slew
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    Lock icon Cooper in safe hands (his own)
    931 1 MR. KHRUSHCHEV cabled President Kennedy: "Accept our cordial congratulations en the occasion of cosmonaut G. Cooper's sue cesshil flight, which has made a new contribution to the exploration of Hie outer space. "The Soviet people send the courageous American cosmonaut their congratulations and best
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    Jakarta Chinese shops put up shutters
    323 1 JAKARTA. Fri. Chinese shopkeepers here have begun closing their doors and boarding up their windows as a precaution against widespread anti-Chinese demonstrations in West Java spreading to the capita!. Dozens of shop* in the predominantly Chinese business section in the south of the city
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    STOP PRESS
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Red China behind Java riots: Taipeh
      258 2 ATTACKS DIRECTED AGAINST KUOMINTANG PARTY MEN TAIPEH, Friday A TOP-RANKING official of Nationalist China's ruling Kuomintang Party said yesterday he believed the current anti-Chinese riots in Indonesia were instigated by Chinese Communist agents under the cover of Indonesian nationalism. The oJficlal, who did not
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      Lock icon THE CHIEF IS HOME, AND IT'S STRAIGHT TO JAIL
      136 2 THE CHIEF IS HOME, AND IT'S STRAIGHT TO JAIL I AGOS. Fri. Chief Anthony Enahoro. deported from Britain to face a charge of treasonable felony In Nigeria arrived here by air yesterday and was taken straight to Jail. The Chief, deputy leader of the opposition Action Group Party, will appear
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      Lock icon Visit to Persia
      35 2 TLHEKAN. Fri me Indian PveMdeiu. Dr. KudhalcrLsliiiHii. arrived yesterday for a sevenday Slate visit, during which informed sources said the Shah of Pri>ia would offer to medial* in the Kashmir dispute.— U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Border agreement
      32 2 RANGOON. Fri.— The Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Tharmt Khoman. and Marshal Dnwee Chullasup arc here for talks with I Burmese lenders and io sign a I border co-operation agreement. UPI
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      Lock icon 21 DIE IN AMBUSH BY GUERILLAS
      60 2 SAIGON, Fri— Communist guerillas killed 21 Government soldiers and wounded 25 yesterday in a daylight ambush in Kontuin province, about 300 miles north of Saigon. No Communist casualties were reported. The ambush took place only a few miles from the headquarters of one of
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      KONG LE 'PRESENT' WHEN AIRSTRIP IS SHELLED
      92 2 KONG LE 'PRESENT WHEN AIRSTRIP IS SHELLED VItMIAN E. Fri. Twenty artillery shells from Communist positions fell yesterday on Muong I'M. in airstrip, the office of Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma announced today. Sources close to the Premier said it was "very likely" that the neutralist military commander General Kong I.c
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      Lock icon SABOTAGE IN CHINA: CHIANG AND U.S. ACCUSED
      130 2 SABOTAGE IN CHINA: CHIANG AND U.S. ACCUSED OONG KONG. Fri. Radio Canton said last night that "U.S. imperialism and the Chiang Kai-shek gang" had recently stepped up sabotage activities in Kwangtung province in South China. A vice-chief of Chiang's Secret Service Bureau, Shum Chl-ngok. went to Portuguese Macao last month
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      Lock icon Bomber crash on hospital
      47 2 TOKYO. Fri.— A United State* B-S7 bomber crashed on a menial hospital at Moroya.na, north of Tokyo, yesterday killing at least one and Injuring thirteen Th« U.S. Air Force announced In Tokyo that the two crewmen in the B-57 parachuted to safety. Reuter
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      Lock icon New British envoy
      26 2 LONDON, PH.— Mr. John M. Addis has been appointed new British Ambassador to the Philippines in succession to Mr. John A. Pilcher Reuter
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      Lock icon Sir Roy to hold talks with Verwoerd
      107 2 Sir Roy to hold talks with Verwoerd fAPETOWN, Fri Sir Roy Welenskv. Rho desian Federal Prime Minister, arrived here by air yesterday for talks with Dr. llendrik \<-r woerd, the South African Prime Minister. Sir Roy came in response to a "long-stand-ing invitation" and will have informal discussions with Dr.
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      Lock icon Castro for Algeria
      26 2 ALGIERS. Fri.—The Cuban Premier. Dr. Fidel Castro. now touring Russia, will visit Algeria on his way home at the end of this montli.—Reuter.
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      UN is still keeping a watchful eye on Irian
      199 2 UN is still keeping a watchful eye on Irian UNITED NATIONS, Fri.— The U.N. Un-der-Secretary. Mr. C. V. Narasimhan, said yesterday that a team of eight or nine U.N. experts will be formed soon to observe the proeress of the people of West Irian towards self-determination Indonesian spokesmen have recently
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      Lock icon Medal of Pope on Everest
      91 2 Medal of Pope on Everest KATMANDU, Fri.— Sherpa Gombu, of the American Everest expedition, found a typewriter ribbon tin containing a rosary, a crucifix and a medal of Pope John on his way to the summit on May 1, according to a radio message from base camp. The message said
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      Lock icon Indonesia tells oil firms: Sign new pact or get out
      292 2 JAKARTA, Friday. Government has issued an ultimatum to foreign oil companies operating in Indonesia to enter into a new oil agreement by June 15 or end their activities. The ultimatum was contained in Government Regulation No. 18 which became effective
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      Lock icon 'Rainbow' bombs hit at
      579 3 LONDON. Friday HAILSHAM EXPERTS SAY HIGH-ALTITUDE TESTS A BLOW TO ADVANCE OF SCIENCE A GROL'P of two British scientists said yesterday that particles from America's hi&h-altitude nuclear explosion last July had interfered with the proper functioning of many artificial satellites. The result was that the flow
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      Lock icon Army of Rhine 'has only 30 days ammo'
      269 3 Army of Rhine 'has only 30 days ammo' QXFORD. Fri. Britain's Army of the Rhine has only 30 days' supply of ammunition, the Labour Party's spokesman on foreign affairs, Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker, said here yesterday. It is also heavily outgunned by the Russians, gravely lacks mobility, is •shamefully under-equip-ped"
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      Lock icon 3 killed in accident
      28 3 AMSTERDAM. Fri. Ttiree British Servicemen were killed when their car plunged into a cannl ;it Weert yesterday after a collision with a taxi.— Reuter
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      Lock icon DE GAULLE: 'CHAOS WITHOUT ALLIANCE'
      134 3 ATHENS. Fri.— Gen. de Gaulle said here last night the world would fall into the "worst of chaos" without the Atlantic alliance and affirmed that France intended to stand "firm and strong for herself and for the free peoples." Toasting the Greek King and Queen
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      Lock icon Probe loses contact
      56 3 MOSCOW Fri. Soviet scientists have lost radio contact with their "Mars I" space probe although It is still continuing its fight, the official I Tass news agency said yesterday Tass said the last radio contact with the space capsule took place on March 21, when it was
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      Lock icon Sir Winston in the Commons
      49 3 LONDON. Fri.— Sir Winston Churchill. for the third day running, went to the House of Commons yesterday to listen to Ministers answering questions about their departments. The 88-year-old statesman announced recently that he would not stand for Parliament at the next general election.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Grace is expecting
      27 3 NEW YORK. Pri Mr. George Kelly, uncle of Princess Grace Of Monaco, says Up undersiands the former film* star is expecting another baby. Reuier
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      Lock icon A Kennedy wife loses a baby
      92 3 A Kennedy wife loses a baby WASHINGTON. Fri. The wife of Senator Edward Kennedy, sister-in-law of the President, had a miscarriage three days ago, the Senator's office said yesterday. She was one of three Kennedy wives expecting a baby this summer. Her third MRS. JACQUELINE KENNEDY, the First Lady, is
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      Lock icon Space needles Mac backs Jack
      210 3 Space needles Mac backs Jack l ONDON. Fri. Mr. j Macmillan said >»"»- trrday that the pur- pose behind the American launching of 400 million copper needles into space mi;ht have "very, very great significance in the whole system of deterrent I defence." He was rejecting a suggestion in the
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      Lock icon Kennedy to tour riot areas
      52 3 WASHINGTON Fri Pir-ideni Kennedy will ride m a motorcade tomorrow thro'.ieh the centre of Nashville. Tennessee, MM of receni Ne'jro demonstrations against seyresaaon. a White House ofiict.ii He will alM> visit Muscle Shoals, in Alabama, t.ip itatc where racial violence took place lu*t Saturday in
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      Kadar in Moscow
      24 3 BUDAPEST. Fn. Hungarian Premier Janos Katiar left on an unannounced flichi io Moscow yeMrrday in a special Hungarian Government plane.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Britain, U.S. back plan to give have-nots a square deal
      583 3 50-NATION GENEVA TRADE TALKS OPEN GENEVA. Friday BRITAIN and the United States yesterday took the lead in a bid to give under-developed countries a square deal in world trade. Within 30 minutes of the opening of a 50-nation conference of
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    A poser of 'gobbled up capital' for court
    534 4 A poser of 'gobbled up capital' for court ARBITRATION BODY RESERVES ITS AWARD IN WAGE ROW BETWEEN CLIMATE ENGINEERING AND WORKERS UNION SINGAPORE. Fri. THH second Industrial Arbitration Cowl was asked today to consider whether it could afford to make a decision which, in fact, "would establish the right for
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    3 dagger men rob shop of $4,000
    142 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Three armed thugs got away with $4,036 from a sundry shop in Peck Seah Street this afternoon. The robbers entered the shop, Thye Ho and Company, and held up the store-keeper, Mr. Chua Peck Song, at dagger point. They tied him
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    ONG: FIRE RELIEF A DISPLAY OF UNITY
    169 4 ONG: FIRE RELIEF A DISPLAY OF UNITY SINGAPORE. Fri. The Acting Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today said response to appeals for help for the 2 000 victims of the Bukit Ban Kee Fire had demonstrated once more the solidarity and unity of all the responsible elements of
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    Gift for widow
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A donation of $10 was received by the Straits Times today from Lav Keng Cheong for the Madam Mok Koh Chee funa. which now totals 5478
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    New school
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Assemblyman for Tiong Bahru. Mr. Lee Teck Him. will open the Bukit Ho Swee West i Chinese' School at 7 p.ni next Wednesday.
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    Mobile X-ray unit
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's mobile X-ray unit will be stationed in front of the Joo Chlat Post Office from next Monday to Friday from 4.30 P-m. to 7 p.m.
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    Water stocks again down
    122 4 Water stocks again down SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's water stocks today fell again after a slight over-all increase yesterday. A Public Utilities Board's statement said the stocks in the impounding reservoirs fell by 4.3 million gallons to 2.297 million gallons this morning. This was 38.9 per cent of the maximum capacity.
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    CHOLERA: 15 more centres for jabs
    246 4 CHOLERA: 15 more centres for jabs SINGAPORE, Fri.— The anti-cholera inoculation campaign in Singapore will go into full swing on Monday with the opening of I*s more centres in addition to the present five. No case of cholera has been reported so far. But the Ministry of Health warned that
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    Chess prizes
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. will distribute prises to winners of the 1963 Chess Championship at the V.M.C.A. in Orchard Road at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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    FATHER FINDS BODY OF HIS DAUGHTER
    155 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The *3 body of a pretty woman was found this morning at the bottom of a 30-ft. deep disused air-raid shelter at Ulu Pandan, about 50 yards from her home. The woman. Tan Bee Llan. 26. who was wearing a flowered samfoo
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    WHIPPING, PRISON FOR MAN IN EXTORTION CASE
    433 4 WHIPPING, PRISON FOR MAN IN EXTORTION CASE SINGAPORE, Fri. A *3 father of five, who claimed he was "only a negotiator" in a $10,000 extortion bid. was today ordered by a district court Judge to receive three strokes of the rotan in addition to two years' Jail. Lee Lian Lak,
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    POLICE CONFIRM SECURITY ARRESTS: 10 HELD
    224 5 The Selangor Special Bra mil today confirmed that it arrested 10 people under the Internal Security Act in dawn raids on Wednesday. "Each of these 10 persons is a member of an illegal subversive organisation directed by the Communist Party of Malaya," said a
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    Convicted on his first visit
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A man oni Ins first visit to Singapore wa.s loliuy convicted in a magistrate's court and remanded (or two weeks, < pending sentence. Chlng Tele Kang. of Muar. was found with seven other men in an upturn den In Boat Quay, when the
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    'No point in large stocks of vaccine'
    671 5 MINISTER REPLIES TO CHARGES OF UNPREPAREDNESS MALACCA, Friday THE acting Minister of Health, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, today replied to charges that the authorities were unprepared for the cholera outbreak. At a Press conference i i here after an inspection visit to
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    2 accused of parang attack barred from all amusement parks now
    133 5 2 accused of parang attack barred from all amusement parks now OENANG, Fri. Two 1 men charged In the Sessions Court with attacking another man with a parang were today barred from visiting all amusement parks until their trial on May 25. Ang Slew Hal. 23. a house painter, and
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    $25,000 Alitalia crash award
    156 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr Justice Winslow in the High Court today made a consent i order by which the widow of an air crash victim and her two sons were awarded 525.785.98 and costs in their claim for dami ages. The action was brought by > Madam
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    FINED FOR WALKING L!KE THIS
    62 5 FINED FOR WALKING L K E T H I S MALA I i MPI R. Fri.— A man «M fined SlO in a magistrate's court today for behaving in a disorderly manner "by walking zig-iag" on a road and obstructing traffic. V. Chinniah. 47. of Temple Road, pleaded guilty to
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    SUCCESSOR UNION'S REPLY ON OTHER UNION'S AGREEMENT
    295 5 SUCCESSOR UNION'S REPLY ON OTHER UNION'S AGREEMENT SINGAPORE, Friday. IT IS not the intention of the Industrial Relations Ordinance to bind a trade union to a collective agreement entered into with an employer by another union. This submission was made in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court today by Mr. D
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    BLACK RAINCOAT ROBBERS STRIKE AGAIN
    135 5 BLACK RAINCOAT ROBBERS STRIKE AGAIN DENANG. Fri. Two armed men wearing black raincoats held up a family of four last night as they were returning home in a trisha during a drizzle. A shipping contractor. Ng Moon Lee, 35, was in the trisha with his wife and their two children,
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    Branch leader
    20 5 KLUANG. Fri.—Mr. Senthi Ma ni Warn has been re-elected chairman of the Malayan Technical Services Union, Kluang branch.
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    Penang's beauties wait...
    56 5 Penang's beauties wait... PENANu, Fri. The "Miss Penang" beauty contest in aid of the National Patriotic Fund has again been postponed to August. Mr. Geh Chone Keat, secretary of the organising committee, said today this postponement had been made, "with the greatest reluctance." because of unforeseen circumstances. "We must apologise
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    $30 mil plan for factories at Jurong
    142 6 SINGAPORE. Friday. I>LANS for three factories in Jurong— with an authorised capital of $30 million— have been submitted to the Economic Development Board here by a group of Formosan industrialists. The products will be plyR carbide and plastics, troup has applied for er
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    JAKARTA FLIGHTS OFF
    68 6 JAKARTA FLIGHTS OFF SINGAPORE Fri Malayan Airways today cancelled all Mghts to Jakarta followtrmijorary boycott Indonesian airport workers of all BOAC planes. Hunts will be resumed on 24. a MAL spokesman *ald. Hi- addrd that Serbaund. the union representing aircraft workers, had called the boycott in protest tie alleged sinking
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    SIEW PING NOW SINGS FOR SINGAPORE
    74 6 SIEW PING NOW SINGS FOR SINGAPORE KUALA UMPIR-born Miss Tent Sicw Ping. 23, (above), who has returned from a three-month trip to Hone Kong to sing at a Singapore night club. She started a six-month encasement at the Cathay Restaurant on Thursday night. In Hong Kong, she cut hrr first
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    TWO-MONTH GIFT VOYAGE FOR NAVY CADETS FROM MALAYA
    152 6 TWO-MONTH GIFT VOYAGE FOR NAVY CADETS FROM MALAYA LONDON, Fri.— An unexpected two-month voyage to the United States and Canada has come the way of some of the 30 Royal Malayan Navy cadets who are training at the Royal Naval College at Dartmouth. They were among nearly 200 cadets from
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    When a man came crying to her house..
    462 6 When a man came crying to her house.. WIDOW: I KNEW SOMETHING WAS WRONG IPOH, Friday jyjRS. Cony Ruth Berthel Baxter, 24, widow of a planter, said here this morning that the day her husband was found murdered, an estate conductor came to her house ''crying so much that I
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    PYTHONS TO CATCH RATS? AN EXPERTS DOUBTS
    288 6  -  VIC NAYAGAM By KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.^ A Colombo Plan rodent control expert, Mr. K. D. Taylor, wants the Federation's Chief Games Warden, Mr. James Aw. to arrange "a practical demonstration" to prove that small pythons are the answer to Kuala Lumpur's rat problem.
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    Off to Tokyo on Colombo Plan
    46 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—lnch* Yunus bin Harun left by n.r oday for Tokyo to ai'.end a fourmonth training cour.se in phoiogrammetrtc surveying and mapping under the Colombo Plan He is with the photogrammcirtc engineering section of the Topographical Division, Survey Department.
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    NEW CENTRAL BANK FOR ALOR STAR
    150 6 ALOR STAR, Friday T*HE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today announced a new Central Bank, to be known as the Bank Agonp:, will be established in Alor Star this year. "This bank." he told i the North Kedah Co-opera-tive Banking
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    Lorry driver is charged
    65 6 KLANO. Fri. A Moksin bin Abdul Ralm. Of Kapar Road u<u cnarssi d .a the Seb&ion.s Cour. tOdi causing death by h rush act not amounting to culpable honuaoY Molcsm was alleged to lwve knocked down a cyclist. Rainam Subramanian. at the 16th mile i Batu
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    Branch opening
    34 6 PENANU. Fi i. The President of the Penang MCA. Mr. Saw Seng Kcw. will open the assoclatlon's Pengkalan ward branrli at 1-F. Penang Street, at 11 ajn. on Sunday. Reception will follow.
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    Town Hall ceremony
    89 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Sultan of Selangor will present a total of 175 medals to blood donors at the Town Hall here at 5 p.m. on May 25. Mr. Yew Hock Chye. of James Warren and Co. who has donated 41 pints, will I receive the champion
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    THE L-FARMERS
    196 7 Kampong women (in field uniforms) learn the latest techniques in agriculture TSLUK ANSON. Fri. Twenty women from seven kampongs in Lower Perak district are attending a two-week agricultural course at the Degong rural training centre near here. Opening the course earlier this wrek. Dato Tak bin Haji Daucl.
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    Band at gardens
    28 7 PENANG. Fri.—The band of I the lat Green Jackets, stationed at Minden Barracks. Olugor. will play in Hip Botanic Gardens at 6 p.m. on Sunday
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    Housewife robbed in a car park
    198 7 IPOH. Friday. IWO armed youths snatched a purse containing x SI SO from a housewife while she was temporarily blinded by the pepper powder they had flung at her in the car park near the Peoples Park here yesterday. The housewife. Mrs. Tan Boon
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    Now MIC leader
    20 7 PENANCi Fn Ml. K Vim.idy has been elected president of UM Malayan Indian OBOgNM, Sunsai Pinans branch.
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    MARSHALL: 'ERROR IN REPORT'
    142 7 SINGAPORE. Fri —At yesterdays resumed hearing into kidnap charges against engineering student Albert So- Henjj Teong. Mr. David Marshall, who ib prosecuting on flat, said there wtm an error in the StraiLs Time.report of Thursday. The repon saiii: -Rising Mr Marshall protested: "Sir. once more I
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    The Silver Jubilee
    32 7 MENTAKAB. Fn -The Sultan ot P-ahatijf will open a science and aris cratis exhibition at the Abu Bakar School here on May 24 to mark the KhOOi*l Silver Jubilee
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    GILDED PAIR OF STIRRUPS FOR REGENT OF KEDAH
    144 7 CUNGEI PATANI, Fri.— A pair of gilded stirrups was presented to the Regent of Kedah. Tengku Abdul Malek. at a tea party in Sungei Patani Club yesterday. The presentation was made by Mr. J F Augustin on behalf ot all communities in
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    Special service
    39 7 PENANG. Fn. Miss Flora Knight, president of the Women's Society ot ClirLstian Service, will speak a; the society's special service at tlir Wesley Church at 10 aan. on Sunday. The service will be open lo the public
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    A sit-down strike at bank? 'Yes' and 'No'
    250 7  - A sit-down strike at bank? 'Yes' and 'No' JOSLPH YEO by (SINGAPORE, Fri. Was there 4 sitaown strike by employees of Malayan ITi Hiring Ltd. in Roomson Koaa and its 15 I sub-branches in Singapore today? k'hi». bald a .-potioman fur the nuiuagt'iiu'iu, who immediately announced uiuL tln> ounk would
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    Greetings to King Olav
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The Yang di-Pertuau Agong has .sent message ot greetings to King Olav ol Norway on the occasion of the country s Constitutional Day. Tlic Primo Minister. Trimku Alxiul K;.lini.in. KM :< MM to ihe Norwegian Foremn Mini.strr.
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    DEATHS
    94 8 it ITera-s Sit I WmlsMun) MR. one POH SOON paused away pearefally oa ITS 1963 at Batu Osjah Hospital Oortear. leaves 99 Hume Street, Ipoa, oa IS i 63 at 1 p.m. PATON At Oakfleld rottase. I^eawuinoca. Renfrewshire, aa 3rd May. 19«3 Walter Paton. formeriy of Batu Caves Rutala.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 8 it Horrf. </• t\t'n,m,,m> PAMILY OF LATE Mr Rlnna- iturat, MB K thank all relatnes aad 'rtaade for their attendanoa. rendering of asaistanre. mesnagen of condolences aad wreaths sent on their receut
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      The Cost Of Defence
      695 8 The London talks on defence aid have disappointed expectations, but of course there is no breakdown and no suggestion that British aid is no; forthcoming. There is a gap between the British offer and Malayan needs, how large has not been disclosed but large enough to
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      Cholera Spreads
      378 8 With cholera suspected in the Johore towns of Muar and Tangkak. the Health Ministry has decided to impose a quarantine on Malacca where the 1 epidemic first broke out 13 j days ago. The inevitable questi ion is whether the disease might have been prevented from spreading if
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      Ragging
      194 8 I In spite of the warnings of the Vice-Chancellor and the 'admonitions of the Students' Union, senior undergraduat«s of the University of Malaya have been "ragging" freshmen on the sly. As far as is known, the more unsavoury practices have been avoided. Freshmen have had to put up only
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    CHOLERA
    1074 8  -  Dr. G.W. FIELD THE DISEASE FIRST APPEARED IN MALAYA IN 1819—144 YEARS AGO -AND THEN, TOO, IN MALACCA by Senior NUdlcal Officer. Malacca I Agricultural I Medical Board and a former director of IMR ff THE endemic homes of cholera seem to be the delta of the Ganges, and
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    Marketing: Two problems the producers ace
    673 8  - Marketing: Two problems the producers ace PETER POLOMKA Second of 2 articles by A COMPREHENSIVE A investigation into copra marketing in Malaya is expected to follow the current field survey. Two problems, however, are already apparent. FIRST, growers lack Incentives to produce good quality copra, resulting in bie financial losses
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    Lock icon Dying for a drink on Skid Row
    307 8 by GAVIN YOUNG T^EW YORK, Fri. 11 At least 40 people have died here in the past week after drinking a household cleansing solvent, apparently sold to them as a beverage Thirty-three more are in Bellevue Hospital, 28 of them in a critical
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    Case of the woman 'doctor' who learned from father...
    356 9 Case of the woman 'doctor' who learned from father IPOH, Friday. A YOUNG woman, who styled herself "Dr. Ng Lee King" on a signboard outside the shop in which she practised, told the Municipal Health Officer investigating into a report, that she was not a qualified doctor, but practised native
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    THESE MEN ARE NOT TO ENFORCE THE LAW
    126 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The 400--strong Singapore-based Federal Reserve Unit will not be used to enforce the law here. The Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah, explained today that the Federation policemen were here for training in co-ordination with the Singapore Reserve Unit to familiarise
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    Buddhist youths elect officials
    50 9 PENANG. Fri.— Mr. Lim Seng Kee has been elected president of the Penang Buddhist Association Youth Circle, with Miss Lim Ean Nee as vice-president and Mr. V. Gopala Krlshnan Naidu as hon. secretary. The Rev. Hooi Cheng Is the religious adviser, succeeding the late Yen. Sumangalo.
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    Bookie's agent fined $550
    50 9 IPOH, Fri.— A former schoolteacher. Kliew Ah Lit, 32. was fined $500 here today for acting as a book-making agent and a further $50 for buying an illegal characters lottery ticket. He pleaded guilty. The offences were committed at the Perak Turf Club on March 17.
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    The strike that began with man's bad language
    337 9 The strike that began with man's bad language SINGAPORE, Fri. The management of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.. Ltd., today denied a union allegation that a strike by 30 of its employees was the result of a quarrel between two employees in the office in Raffles Place. "It
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    Patriotic Fund
    33 9 KUALA LLMPI'R. Fri. The Straits Times Group today received $1,622.25 for the National Patriotic Fund boosting ita total to date to 5108.798.70. The list of contributors will be published on Monday.
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    Cable man killed
    58 9 SINGAPORE. FTi.— A Cable and Wireless despatch Tlder, V. Palasamy. 32, died last night after his motor-cycle collided with a car near the Junction of Dunearn Road and Adam Road. Police said Palasamy was on his way back to the office after delivering a cable. Eye-witnesses are
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    A date with the Tengku
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Indian Deputy Minister for External Affairs. Mr. Dinesh Singh, left Singapore tonight for Kuala Lumpur where he will meet Tengku Abdul Rahman for talks. He was accompanied by the High Commissioner for India In Malaya and Singapore. Mr. Y. K. Purl.
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    THE BARISAN 'WHO'S WHERE' OF POLITICAL DETAINEES
    456 9 THE BARISAN 'WHO'S WHERE' OF POLITICAL DETAINEES SINGAPORE. Friday BARISAN Sosialis "Who's Where" of political detainees has been included in the latest issue of Plebeian, the party's bimonthly organ. The full-page story gives details of where detainees are held by the Singapore and Malayan Governments. 1 According to the Plebeian.
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    FOUND DEAD IN RIVER THE MAN WHO GOT LOST IN SEWER
    308 9  -  RUDY BELTRAN by KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The man who disappeared in the maze of sewers underneath Foch Avenue yesterday was found drowned m the Klan* River today a mile and a half away. M. Tharuma Rajah. 20. had gone
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    Sacked: 29 who were on strike
    100 9 I SINGAPORE, Fri. I Twenty-nine employees of Fraser and Co a firm of stock and share brokers in Union Building, who went on strike two months ago, have been sarked. They have been told that I they have terminated their i contract of service
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    240 POLICE CADETS MARCH PAST THEIR CHIEF
    207 10 240 POLICE CADETS MARCH PAST THEIR CHIEF LOOKING smart in their uniforms, 240 cadets from 13 secondary schools in Singapore marched past the acting Police Commissioner, Mr. John Le Cain, at a passing out parade at the Police Training School on Thursday. They have ompleted their first year of training;.
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    Arms' collection in Sarawak
    59 10 KUCHH9O, Km I! t«- oallMtlan Ol ItUM Aial .iinnuiniUoi! trom mom n.uiws in Mm and parti of the Miirudi districts m the Fourth Divlsiom ol Sarawak m KOlng smoothly ;md there Is no trouble." police s|x)kpsnian slated today. I About Hit 11 the arms held by
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    Art exhibition
    29 10 MNC.APORE. Fil The MinUtei lor Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam *ill open an exhibition c( painting., i the Victoria Memorial Hall at b :>0 p.m. on May 23.
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    Malaysia still worries U Thant
    700 10 UNITED NATIONS AWAITS OUTCOME OF FOREIGN MINISTERS' TALKS UNITED NATIONS. Fri I T THANT. the Secretary General, is still concerned about developments over the projected Federation of Malaysia, but any move to involve the United Nations would have to await the outcome of the Foreign
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    Ha risa n: No compromise with Malaysia
    114 10 Ha risa n: No compromise with Malaysia SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Barisan Sosialis is opposed to "all forms" of Malaysia concepts The latest issue of the Plebeian, the party orcan said: "We oppose Malaysia, irrespective of whether it is the plan or concept. We oppose Malaysia and we do not want
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    Scooter stolen
    21 10 i SINGAPORE. Fri—A scooter be- > longing to Mr. Tan Hwee Peow wls stolon from Middle Road early this morning.
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    Not guilty plea in saccharin case
    69 10 IPOH. Pri.— Mohitliii bin Zamal Abidin, 28. unemployed: pleaded not guilty In the Beastcna Court hero today to knowingly being conj cerned in conveying 2801b. of Saccharin on which duty ol M. had not been paid. He was alleged to have committed the offence
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    Official moves
    28 10 KLANG. Fn. The fTtllllll— AIfair.s Officer here. Mr. Clieah Kon Palt. has been tran.slerred to Kuala Langat. Mr. Yum Sooti trom Jinjaiig has taken his place
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    A speedy pact needed to keep Malaysia date—Toh
    287 10 A speedy pact needed to keep Malaysia date— Toh LONDON. Friday. gINGAPORES Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. said here yesterday thai Singapore would be only too happy" it Malaysia could be established by the target date oi Aug. 31. ■•But." he said in an Interview, "quite obviously if
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      How fast is the work at Scudai?
      168 11 188 I V l«> Mr. l.i-c Siow Mons replies in th<- Str.ul> Times this week to the various points raised by readers in last Saturday's Forum. On bchall of the general public I wish to inquire whether the Siudai River Scheme is being
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      H.K. idea
      118 11 I. of the worst aspects of the water rationing in Singapore is the difficulty in flushing toilets. Indeed there have been suggestions that salt water should be used, but this is not a good idea due to the rapid corrosion which would take place. However we could :idopt
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      FRESH WATER FROM THE SEA
      100 11 Fview of the severe drought, has the chairman of the Public Utilities Board thought of distilling fresh water from the sea to supplement the shortage of water. I hear Gibraltar gets its fresh water from the sea by distillation, and in the Malay Mail of
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      Off the ration
      113 11 gEFORE the Government considers cutting the present water rationing period of twelve hours daily they ought to do something about the people who are not yet on rationing. By this I mean the people who are lucky enough to live near the British Military Hospital. I am
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      Brave fools?
      73 11 UECENT robberies and hold-ups in Kuala Lumpur followed by police statements on non-co-operation from the public, prompt me to ask the authorities concerned As there is a grave danger of being .shot while resisting an armed robber, will the Government compensate the victim for disability or support his
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      Crack-down
      38 11 IT is moat refreshing to bear that the police are cracking down on cinema touts. But how about boys and even adults loitering at various car parks? Is there a law to end this nuisance? VICTIM Singapore
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      TOP PEOPLE WHO DON'T GET WATER
      182 11 TlflR. CM. LEE (S. T. May 15) seems to think iT1 that it would be a good idea to introduce water rationing from 6 to 9 a.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. He is probably one of the lucky few who gets the water
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      COLOSSAL BLACK-EYE
      91 11 THOSE of us who live here are so accustomed to the daily sights of Singapore tbat we are not conscious of the green loveliness of this island, the charm of many of its scenes. Perhaps the most delightful ma n made scene in Singapore is that area from
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      Radio voices
      129 11 £r is high time the listeners of Radio Singapore got their moneys worth for their listening licences. The announcers are getting from bad to worse as far as English programmes are concerned. And we now have T.V. too! Some of the voices heard are simply irritating, while the
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      Nerve test
      45 11 117 HAT state of nerves TT does a vehicles examiner expect to find in a pupil who has been kept waiting two and a half hours for a booked driving test? It is disgraceful and makes the booking system a farce. LEARNER Singapore
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      The need to improve National Library
      194 11 The need to improve National Library 'THERE is an urgent need for a well stocked reference library in our city. The reference room of the National Library is packed with students In the mornings as well as in the afternoons. Text books and reference books In great demand by Senior
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      Name boards
      91 11 )N the right-hand side of KJ One Tree Hill there are three roads called Jalan Arnab, Jalan Kelawar and Jalan Tupai. Up to now no name boards have been put up for these three roads to the great Inconvenience of the residents and their friends and relatives who
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      181 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. A bit of work In a Mil In 13. rawon not gr«t«d for of fao a r#c 7 mule, Navy variety 14 Perverted crone taJcei tn Udj is. inconsistent means of nud»of food dlapoittlon HO). tlon (2. 3. 3). 16. P«ople *ho trim (7>. 20.
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      942 12 SITUATIONS VACANT it Wmrdm U aesay>—e>sa o*W saSrs) WANTID Om sxperlesiced Oil Palm Estate Overseer. Oood prospectSalary based on qualification. Apply P.O. Box No. 61, Norm Borneo. SITUATIONS WANTED 10 Words SS (HlM.)— Box St eta. oxtrm READ tbe Senior Appointments Vacant id Tbe Sunday Hall oacn week. SENIOR CAMBRIDGE
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      821 12 EDUCATION I* Words SS (Ml*.)— Box St eta. mxtrm BEGINNERS A ALL Stages ttbort-nsnd/TypewTitlng/Book-Keeplng. Pitman. ln*tltnta Of Book-Keepers, L.C.C Examination. Commercial Hlgb School (Aircoodluoned). 247 A, Joo Chlat Road. S'pors. Tel: *****. LIARN NATIONAL LANGUAGE Preparing for August Examination. Beginners/Standard I. Shorthand /Typewriting Book Keeping Accounting/ Principle* of Accounts. Also
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      1136 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE I* Words SS Ml*.}— Box St ets. «otr« HOLDEN SPECIAL 1959 Tip Top Condition $3,300/-. Offer Please Pnonu (Spore) *****. Omce Hoar. 1959-T9M MERCEDES Ben* (dlesei) 14.7 H.P. ran waiting to sell at anytime, price cheapest, contact P.O Box 12, Bukit Mertajam. P.W. EXCELLENT CONDITION 1956 Jaguar
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      978 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Words SS (Ml*.)— Baa St eta. oxtrm MINI MINOR Registered August 1961 mileage IS, 000, one owner, excellent condition, $3.*****. King Wong (B'pore) ***** or 527HS after oSce. AUSTIN A9S first registered December 195S condition good used by Senior Execi'tive. View at Firestone 22 eylang Road,
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      785 12 I STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE. ETC. It Words Si nti.t.)—Box St ets. exfrei TIREO? LET LAUREL H>lU|« Btrambatb rcfrmh you. Ucrased lca«•fur/llUMunc 319-F. River Vsllev Road, S'porr. Trlrphone 25<T6 10 00 a.m. to s.oo p.m. IssslsV GENTLEMEN. For Swedish lisasage strrm-haths Kacia! Treatment "Jeans" Aircond'Monrd Salon. 76A Prnang Lane lAdJacrnt Prking Rest.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    283 14 CHI* 1 lying alentsids ths (intaa*re Harbeur wharves er siaectsd tsday are: Tobatio 44 Alaska Maru I" 11. suiupiian N.W. t, Nijkerli 4/5. YamalUko Maru 19. Tozai Mam No. 8 25/26. Mikau Maru «A. Brooklyn HeiKbts 3o 36. Cambodge 45 SedanaJt N.W 3. Musi Lloyd 38/39.
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    QUIET DAY ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    521 14 From Our Market Correspondent r' was a fairly quiet day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday in front of the weekend. Price movements were marginal and tins eased in sympathy with the drop of over two dollars in the noon Straits tin price. Turnover
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices: May 16 Ma* 1? Industrials: 108.57 109.35 Tin*: 115.8'! 115.89 S rubbers: 111.36 111.52 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    919 14 COMBINED business in Ibe Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number or the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustssd (2,000> 11.37: Dunlopi (t.000) 52.&2 D. 52.80 SL. <5.000) 52.81, (6,000) 53.80, (1.000) 52.T9; last Smelt 53. 40 BL, (1,000)
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    155 14 OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) May 17. Tnrea Montbi Dunlops IV rti. K Smelter* 20 cti. K»o 21 eta. r\ N. 18 cti. Oammoo 14 eta. Hume ordn. t6 cm. a. Darby 4d Hume prefa. 16 cta.C. 8tora«e 4 Id J Waurt 15 eta. 8. Traction 1/'. M. Brew 30 eta.
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    Straits tin falls over $2: Rubber remains inactive
    438 14 AFTEE Its five days continuous rise the price of Straits tin reacted yesterday falling by $2.25 to $459.25 a picul. The offering was estimated down by 10 tons to 240 tons. A further modest rise In tin values was apparent at the
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 14 /"■MINIS! Ptortuc. ■istiani*. Sings- por« ntsn priMs sn »>t*ii Itrday Coconut eti: bulk *42| setters, drum I4M sellers. Ceara: May/June UK 'Continent (27 buyers. r>tpp«r: Muntok white SI SB sellers. Sarawak white 1162* sellers, special Sarawak black (105 sellers. garbled LamponK black Slo7i sellers. ASTA (120 sellers. Siniapon
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 14 MEI^BOURNE. Prl. > (IMR\I INVESTMENTS and industrial shares fully maintained thnr firm unoertone today when leaders again traded within I narrow linn:.\ Rises slightly shaded falls. Barrier atoeks continued to feature In the mining section rising further 00 higher overseas metals prices, but both Mount Isa and Mount
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    Heavy selling on rubber market
    497 14 'PHE last two days 1 trading in May produced heavy liquidation which was only absorbed at a three-quarter cent discount to June, say H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current survey of the Malayan Rubber .Market. However, as &oon as sellers ceased to press the supply
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    CLOSING PRICES MAY 17.
    27 14 CLOSING PRICES MAY 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 75 cents (down three eighths of a cent). TIN: MMJaI (down 52.25). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 14 lUNE first grsdo rubber buyers l.e.b. cl.ssd at 5 p.m. in Singapore and per !>■ down thrae-elxhtha of a oeut. The tone was vsry quiet S C.C.R.A. and F.M.R E. clesinit prim tn centi per Ib. yastarday: In' 1 ft.s.S prompt f.o h. buyers 741. sellers 74i: Int.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    80 14 rNC Malayan Eienan C o «j"' cistien made thr.^f rhnnri**o m i f i rates to merchants vasterdav (all rates o S100): Selling TT or OO ready: ftwua France 140 3 S. Belgian Frnwi W] Deuttche Marks IL-S 1,4: Halisn Lire KM 65. On the tree eishange msrktt
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      422 15 NOTICE We wish to advise that as from thr 16th instant, that LAM SEE K.ENG is no longer employed as Storeman In our Company and is not authorised, under no circumstances, to do business or collect any monies on our behalf. LYONS MOTORS. 303 Burmah Road. Penang. THE MALACCA ROAD
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      136 15 f SHIPPING NOTICES T/» "CAMBODGE" The above vessel will be alongside SHB Wharves, Godowns 44/ 45, Gate 1, at about 8.00 aun. this morning. 18th May 1963. Heavy luggage should be delivered to and registered at the above godowns between 9.00 and 11.00 ».m this morning, (SHB godowns closed from
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      1421 15 NOTICES NOTICE This is to notify that Mr. A. E. Poster Is no longer In our employ- PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD ment as from today and that he no longer has any authority to ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT E^ISSF" NOTICE TO CONSUMERS ASIA MOTOR OO LTD, T* «n*bJ« extension work to be Buklt
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      862 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited from Medical Practitioners, male or female, registered in V.te Federa- j tlon of Malaya for the post of Re- sident Medical Officer. Applicants should have experience in chest diseases and preference will be given to Federal Citizens with the necessary experience. Salary In the scale
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      536 15 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB NOTICE Our auditors have reported as follows:— "We certify that the big sweep tickets withdrawn from sale In the sweeps held In conjunction with the summer race meeting enued m 12th May 1963 were checked j by us and sealed in a locked container until
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      285 15 Do you want a career with a future? We are I rapidly expanding American pharmaceutical company and need young, enthusiastic and aggressive people, willing to work hard and who want to make selling their career. Experience and a background in medicine/biology/ pharmacy desirable but not necessary. Applicants should meet the
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      355 16  -  SERVICES 6 PAHANG FORWARDS STRUGGLE IN VAIN UNTIL.... MALAYA CUP THEN SERVICES COAST HOME JOINT 1: by Tooh Eng Tatt Singapore, Friday |/ok more than 20 minutes "Eddie' Edwards the Singapore Joint Services half-back, saw his forwards struggle unsuccessfully against a plucky but ill-organised Pahang defence. Then
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      Kedah hold Kelantan
      84 16 Kedah hold Kelantan KEDAH 1 KELANTAN 1 \i.ok star, m rnrtah'i superb defence enabled Lhena to share points with Kelantan Ir the north zone Malaya Cup tu here today. Kel.tnuin (innnnaicd Hu- cxiiui Kidah iliwicci by Kxne crowd, foushi tcnaci-iipul.-c I lie ra^ri Ki'lanKeo.ih .ink and early lead when .,-idr-lcii
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      SUMMARY
      171 16 II \\l^ S'Kiir 0|M ii c li.ini|iiun -Inps >K1 Mil- Mingle- 1M r< M Akbar 1)1 You Kok BMM 1-6 E J H. Yoim bt Ratnam 8-1. TV Kok Yoke Yen bt O l ti-2. lei Moon Hoe b> Ihraiuin 6-4 8-6: T. M. L Lee bi I 7-5.
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      Lock icon Aussie boys accept a challenge
      190 16 ST.OK SC HOOLS W. At STRALIANS I I'UALA LUMPUR. Fn. The IV West Australian Schoolboys Socor tourists, after losing 8-2 tonight to Selangor Schools at Merdeka Stadium, immediately accepted a challenge by the Selanaor Women XI tor a charity mutch on May 25 at the
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      SAFA to'educate' players, fans
      183 16 SAFA to 'educate' players, fans SOCCER I SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Amateur Football Association's league and tournament committee determined to curb the frequent rough play in local matches, has initiated a move to instruct players, officials and spectators on the laws of the game. The chairman o' the committee, P. Suppiah.
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      COUTTS BACK S'PORE TO WIN
      317 16 COUTTS BACK S'PORE TO WIN HOCKEY SINGAPORE. Fri. 0 Will Malaya complete a hattrick in the home international hockey series against Singapore at Parrer Park here tomorrow? Despite Malaya's obvious superiority in the last two clashes 'they won both by 1-0 margins) Burdett Coutts. the Singapore national coach Is backing
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      619 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL BAM can't afford to pass up this Peng Soon offer THE BAM standing committee will have to x make one of their most important decisions when they meet in Kuala Lumpur on May 26— whether to engage Wong Peng Soon as professional coach or lose him to
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      AVTAR CHAMP
      38 16 SINGAPORE. Fri Avtar Singh, who won the 400 metres and 800 metres events, was the champiur. athlete at the Paslr Panjant School ai r.'ial meet today. In the tir ls section Puich binte Salleh was champion.
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      62 16 SPORTS DIARY IKK KaTI —llomr international: Spore v Mii K.y.i iFarrer Park. j feVpon 5 p.m. >: S pore 2nd XI v afaJajra 2nd XI iParrer Park. 3.45). SOCtfclt—lour match: Perak Schools v W. Aust. ITnder-15 i Perak Stadium. Ipoli. 5.15). Spore Div •;< JollilacLs v Daml: Maxwell v Haikowyu:
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      GOING HEAVY BUT BIG NOISE SHTNES
      606 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. JJIG NOISE did a brilliant trial in heavy going with an apprentice, Soaidi Abdullah, in the saddle here this morning. He started out with Royal Meadow (Mat Shaari up) and they were jointed by Polaris Missile shortly
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      Nam Kee wants to race in Jaguar-D
      248 17 MOTOR-RACING .SINGAPORE. Fri. Yang Nam Kee. a leading Singapore racing driver, who won the Malaysia Grand Prix last year in a Ja-guar-E, is trying to switch to an older but more powerful model the Jaguar-D. writes LIM KEE CHAN. The Jaguar-D has gone
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      K.L. CARD
      1296 17 A CCEPTORS and riders for the first day of the A King's Gold Cup meeting at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Race One: 2.0— Cl 1 Div 3-6 f 1 ***** Big Nolle < Teo Yap) Ms>*i. 6 9.0 IF) Soaidi 10 2 ***** Society Girl (Eagle St., Osman, 5
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      Lock icon Colombian star disqualified
      349 17 TENNIS PLAYER AND UMPIRE IN ROW PARIS, Friday. AFTER a stormy scene in the French lawn tennis championsnlps here yesterday. Bill Alvarez (Colombia) was disqualified in his second round match with Martin Mulligan (Australia) —an occurence thought to be without precedence in international tennis. TTie trouble arose
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      SMFA officials
      32 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Selannor Malays F.A. official.: President Dato Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Rals; vlcfi-presldents Hunm Ha.ll Idris nnd Mp'nnnid Jtatan: secretary Ayub Hi'i Hnvv.il. weasurer Abdu tuxi 6oud. ii
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      Lock icon BIG BONUS OFFER FOR MILAN WIN
      139 17 BIG BONUS OFFER FOR MILAN WIN ONDON Fri. Each Mi- > lan player will set a bonus of one million lire (about $4,800) if they beat Benfica of Lisbon in the European Cup Final at Wembley Stadium here next Wednesday. This is one of the highest bonuses ever offered to
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      Lock icon DANCER OUT
      12 17 LONDON, Fri.—Hula Dancer has been scratched from the Epsom Oaks.—Router.
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      Lock icon YORKS IN A STRONG POSITION
      365 17 CRICKET f ONDON. Fri.— Fine bowlLi ing put Yorkshire, the champion county. In a strong position against the West Indians in the second day of their match at MidcMe'broush yest?rdnv for 10». the .-wn'.y hit 145 fcr six and in.n uedsWM wUI au hou »>•-
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      Another chance for Aik Huang
      179 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I —Tan Aik Huan-. I the Penang schoolboy badminton star, may play in a tournament at Lahore after all, writes FRANCIS BOEY Alk Huang, who holds the Penang open singles and Malayan schoolboys' titles, re- ccntly turned down an mvi- 1 tation
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      187 17 Westinghouse MODEI-P-3225 x^^T Blue Rajah Silk Vinyl I y D MODEL-P-3228 Charcoal Gray Vinyl Model ft Westinghouse g|||r^^ unfarui/conial •a 9it T%# iM W I Obtoinoble from oil our out hot lied dealers. KHOO HENG PHO CO., LTD. I 204, Cantonment Rd., Spore, 2. I 1, Jolon Suleiman, K Lumpur.
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    $45m. for Singapore power expansion
    363 18 $45m. for Singapore power expansion SINGAPORE, Friday gINCiAPORK Ikis been granted ;i $4."> million loan by the World li.mk to help finance the construction <>f ;i 120,000-kilowati thermal power station. The loan, guaranteed by Britain, is the lirst made by Uk- l>;nik l<> the State. U.irk 0B the new power
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    Tan opens a new clinic
    57 18 GINGAPORE, Fn— Ihe Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kla Gan. last night declared open a new clinic at the Paya Lebur branch of the People's Action Party in Lorong Tal Seng Mr. Tan said the clinic would supplement the Government's plan of bringing medical
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    Hopes of settling Mercantile Bank row rise
    247 18 Hopes of settling Mercantile Bank row rise I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Hopes rose today for a settlement of the Mercantile Bank dispute after tlie workers met the management. The Minister ol Labour and Social Welfare. Inchc Bahaman bin Samsuddln. tonight: "There are good prospects for a settlei ment. Both employers and
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    LONDON STOCKS
    320 18 LONDON. Frl.—Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Fri. Spot 22',d. June 22' 20... July 22>id.. Aug. 2L''jd.. July/Sept. 22' id.. Oct./ Dec 22 9/16 a., Jan./ Mar. 22 9 16c1., Apr. June 22Ud.. July Sept. 22Ud Oct. Dec. 22«-d.. c.i.f May
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    DEATH
    32 18 MRS. MADMAVI AMMAN pnoiird away peacefully on 6th May at ChitturCochln. S India, at tbe ripe old axe of 90 beloved mother of Mr. T. G. Menon. Kapar Bhani Kitatc. Rawann.
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    Just a question of mathematics in space
    120 18 CAPE CANAVERAL. Fri. Space mathematicians have cleared up the confusion over the time it took astronaut Gordon Cooper to orbit the earth with this explanation Cooper completed a 360-deerre "incrtial orbit" in space once every 88.45 minutes. But in the time he did
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    DEATHS
    74 18 EDNA KATHLEEN MONTEIRO UC«4 To yrAT-i Hmm4 .11. iv pvarrftiliy oa 17-5-63 Cortticr l-av.n BM I'pper Eaat Count Koad at 3-,'iU p m. today for Ht. Hilda* Cburcb and thrnce to Bldadarl. MR. TAN THO PIN I 1 »»«f peacefully hi Grnrral Hoaptta! aa 17.5.63 lravltiK 1.. hind beloved
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      155 18 Late classified advertisements Word* $10 (Minimum) DODO. To Marrle and Jobn a ton. Martin Redvers, at 2. Rosa Road on 17 5.6 J. y *^THJEjEfrTEST DISCOVERY.. VL/L-4! NUVISTOR r_^> SPACE ELECTRONIC TUBES U««O BY BMAWP that', why I fe oHAKr TV >KTV<tC IS AS SHAH-P AS A FINE EWCHAVINO 1.
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      41 18 TJIGHEST and lowest temperaturf- m Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m yesterday: Hisli.vt LmmI Kuala l.'.impur H3 77 Kota Bliaru <)3 75 Penang H 77 Ipoli n 73 Malacca !il 75 Singapore 91 77
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