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Title Section20 1963-05-21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEWTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100*000 The Straits Times NttS^**^^ Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 35320 words
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Article428 1963-05-21 1 YAP CHIN KWEE - YAP CHIN KWEE By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. To allay Jakarta 's fears MALAYA may offer Indonesia and the Philippines a mutual non-aggression pact to guarantee the peace and security of Southeast Asia. The oiler, if approved, will. he presented at the twice postponed foreign ministers' meeting in Manila.428 words
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404 1963-05-21 1 'THE MCA IS OUR STAUNCH PARTNER' SAYS PREMIER KUALA LUMPUR, Monday fENGKU Abdul R&hman today categorically denied "that he had used the word "venom" when discussing the Malayan Chinese Association with Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, lasi week. In v statement404 words
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Article770 1963-05-21 1 S'pore Govt replies to challenge SINGAPORE, Monday THE Singapore Government tonight replied to the threats and challenges by two Alliance Senators. A statement by the Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Inche Rahim Ishak. said that both Senator T.H. Tan and Senator Khaw Kao Boh were beating about the770 words
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427 1963-05-21 1 Soekarno is now officially President for his lifetime JAKARTA, Mon. President Soekarno, 61, who has ruled Indonesia throughout its 18 years of independence, was officially declared lifetime President of the Republic yesterday. The nations top legislative body, the Peoples' Consultative Congress which has the power to elect the Head ofReuter - 427 words
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82 1963-05-21 1 MACAO. Mon. Two middle-aged Chinese convicted of being saboteurs were executed on Lapoa Island today, according to reports reaching Macao. An open-air court was held on a hill visible from the Portuguese territory, half-a-mile away across a river estuary. Thousands of people fromReuter - 82 words
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Article117 1963-05-21 1 GARUDA'S KOWLOON OFFICE BOMBED HONG KONG, Mon.— Hong Kong police today continued their investigation into the bomb explosion that wrecked the glass door of Garuda Indonesian Airways' Kowloon office yesterday morning. The blast, which awakened residents iv nearby buildings, reportedly was caused by a small bomb place in a metal117 words
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Article77 1963-05-21 1 MANILA. Mon. Fighting broke out at the Manila docks today when three truckloads of strike breakers tried to crash a picket line. Many minor injuries were reported in the melee before police brought the situation under control. It was the first outbreak of violenceUPI - 77 words
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Article84 1963-05-21 1 JAKARTA, Mou. Infantry troops of the elite "Sillwangt Division have repaid their debt Ui the villagers who helpeu them quell the "Darul Islam" rebels In West Java last year, the oflulal Antara news agency reporteu today. In a ten-month "civic action" drive, the troops have builtReuter - 84 words
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Article68 1963-05-21 1 LONDON, Mon.— A harmless gross wake panicked a Jazs banu In a British Broadcasting Corporation television studio lan nfcciu. a .spokesman disclosed too a... Ed Braden and his band were just leaving the buiidaland when one member noticed the snake. The musicians all fled InReuter - 68 words
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Article67 1963-05-21 1 MALACCA. Mon. The t'liolrra outbreak hero has forced a postponement of the forthcoming Malacca Local Council Authority elections. Nomination day for the three Rural District Council elections and the Municipal Council election was originally fixed for May 27 and June 6 respectively. The new dates are67 words
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Article1046 1963-05-21 1 54 more cases of cholera ITUALA LUMPUR. 1V Mon. The Ministry of Ik'illlli tod:is extended its mass inoculation campaign to cover Negri Sembilan and Johore in addition to Malacca. This follows an abrupt jump in the number of cholera suspects. The total ix now1,046 words
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Article32 1963-05-21 1 EXTRA GUARDS SOEKARNO S Ho> JAKARTA itrelbelm I U( rj "II P <jrnt >ni kurno'i I Palace brrr folio" in rb«l ,-iudcQt ti>u'b- »crt pliunin. inr.'o i r itioo 'i32 words
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Article203 1963-05-21 2 POLICE: VOTERS HAPPY AND PEACEFUL... J^AIROBI, Mon. A 90 per cent general election poll in three of Kenya's ■even regions was reported today. Hundreds ol thousands ol voters Hocked to 700 polling stations throughout the country, standing In queues for as lpng as 12 hours aaReuter - 203 words
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89 1963-05-21 2 15 party r supporters held in clashes TifUFULIRA, (North--ITI em Rhodesia), Mon. Police threw teargas and made baton charges in four African suburbs here yesterday to breaK up clashes between supporters of two African political parties. The clashes were between supporters of the United National Independence Party and the AfricanReuter - 89 words
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Article30 1963-05-21 2 KYOTO (Japaiu. Mon —An Asian city planning conference will be held next spring in Japan. it was decided at the Japan City Planning Society meeting here yesterday.— U.P.l30 words
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121 1963-05-21 2 Indonesia to get 60 p.c. oil profits JAKARTA, Mon. J Foreign-owned oil companies operating in Indonesia have agreed to become contractors of the State and turn over 60 per cent of their profits to the government, company officials said today. A spokesman of the Standard Vacuum Company of California saidReuter - 121 words
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143 1963-05-21 2 THE GEISHA WHO WAS SOLD INTO MATRIMONY DIES TOKYO, Mon. A former geisha, who figured in one of Japan's most famous love affairs, has died. Yuki Kato, better knewn as 'Morgan Oyuki."' died late on Saturday of pneumonia at the age of 81 in Kyodo. She was born the daughterReuter - 143 words
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Article55 1963-05-21 2 TEHERAN, Mon. Another 61] persons have, been drowned in flash floods in Northern Persia in the past 24 hours, according to reports reaching here today. The new floods brought Persian; flood death toll for the past week to nearly 150. The flash floods have struck nearly55 words
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429 1963-05-21 2 ADDIS ABABA. Mon J^ COMMITTEE of the African Foreign Ministers conference here yesterday unanimously agreed to recommend the banning of nuclear tests in Africa, the elimination of foreign bases and the liquidation of blocs such as the Monrovia and Casablanca groupings, conference sources said.429 words
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Article484 1963-05-21 2 LONDON" A sentie- LlinUUll. manly of burglars gave the c night watchman £11 for their loot and then tipped off the police about their break-In at Chelsea, a j fashionable London suburb. The watchman. Donald Dhws. said a «;>"« "1 HIT pounced on him ami him to484 words
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Article50 1963-05-21 2 LONDON. Mon.— Mr. MacOonald, Governor o: who has been buffering Hum i pneumonia, has completely ii> I covered and will return to woric next Monday, a Kenya government spokesman said here today. He was ordered to rest by his doctors on March 31.— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article43 1963-05-21 2 SAIGON. Mon.— A U.S. Army H-21 helicopter which crashed south of Saigon on Saturday due to mechanical failure has been destroyed by an American bombIng plane to prevent it from lalling into Communist hands, a U.S. military spokesman said today. U.P.I.UPI - 43 words
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Miscellaneous15 1963-05-21 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby fT DOWN M TIC j EL// VJOTCMWI Up THEN **J>'^M15 words
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Article, Illustration153 1963-05-21 3 THESE 1.500 M.P.H. JETS ARE RAFS FIRST WEAPON rpiiEY are called The i- Firebirds a squadron of 1.500 m.p.h. Lightning jet-lighters. At £500.000 each, they are the front-line weapon in Fighter Command's armoury. And they make up the RAF's latest acrobatic squadron. The pilots who fly153 words
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Article80 1963-05-21 3 LONDON. Mon. The British War Office said- last night that the army has abandoned its 15.000 Territorial Army recruiting target of go-anywhere at anytime soldiers. The target now is 8 000 for these troops, known as "everreadlo.v" The creation of the Territorial Army Emergency ReserveReuter - 80 words
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Article66 1963-05-21 3 BERLIN. Mon— Soviet border guards yesterday delayed a U.S. Army convoy for 3 4 hours with a demand that the soldiers leave their vehicles to be counted. A U.S. spokesman said the army Insisted on its rights to pass Soviet checkpoints without the soldiers dismounting andUPI - 66 words
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304 1963-05-21 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. WHITE House officials said yesterday relations between President Kennedy and British Premier Macmillan remained excellent. Th;s was their reaction to a dispatch in the Sunday Mirror of London written by Richard Crossman. a Labour Member of Parliament, saying that Mr. Kennedy304 words
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Article73 1963-05-21 3 MIAMI. Mon. AmiCastro guerrillas attacked a Cuban military eucampment on Saturday night and killed several government militiamen during a brief hit-and-run raid. Exile sources here reported that the raid took place at a military post on Parara Beach, about 10 miles from Havana. The raid was73 words
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Article32 1963-05-21 3 PARIS iwon. xecnnicai ana i administrative stafl of the sute run French Radio and Television network struck for 24 hours from midnight last night in support of wage claims.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration193 1963-05-21 3 Mac sets a peacetime record for Premiers LONDON. Mon —Mr. Harold MacmUUtn achieves new political distinction this week as the British Prime Minister with the longest continuous period of peacetime service in the 20th century. The record formerly belonged to tbe late Mr. Herbert Henry Asquith. latterly tbe Earl ofReuter - 193 words
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Article51 1963-05-21 3 LONDON. Mon. Queen Elizabeth's royal household at Buckingham Palace has presented a sucked royal groom with £16 bill for hot water, his trade union reported yesterday. The bill is for a five month period between Mr. Edward Taylor's dismissal and his leaving a royal-owned flat.—Reuter - 51 words
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175 1963-05-21 3 GREENSBORO (North Carolina), Mon. Negro college students marched around this city yesterday and held prayer vigils and a mass meeting In protest against the arrest of some 666 Negroes here during the last week. Local Jails, a one-time polo hosplta' and the Gullford175 words
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Advertisement549 1963-05-21 3 $10,000 MUSTBEWON no slogan to write easy to win lIHUDSON'S EUMENTHOL JUJUBES iMCONTEST RULES: 1. Each entry must b« accompanied by the manufacturer's leaflet found in all HUDSON'B "EUMENTHOL" JUJUBES Bottles, Tins or Cartons. You can s«nd in as many entries as you wish provided each' entry ia ACCOMPANIED BY549 words
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Article, Illustration1209 1963-05-21 4 INQUIRY IS TOLD OF OFFICIALS WHO MISLED' MEMBERS OF THE CABINET (SINGAPORE, Mon. The general secretary of the National Trades Union Cohgress, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, today accused Treasury oflicials of .'"misleading" members of the Cabinet. He said they had not informed1,209 words
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Article149 1963-05-21 4 WATER: PUBLIC USING LESS SINGAPORE, Mon. Slight rain at Tebrau and public cooperation in saving water has helped to slightly improve the water stocks in Singapore. A Public Utilities Board statement said today that 0.38 inch of rain fell at Tebrau yesterday raisins the river level by. an inch to149 words
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311 1963-05-21 4 OINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union said that it was prepared to have its dispute with the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.. referred to arbitration if the terms of reference were known and the Minister of Labour so directed311 words
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Article, Illustration150 1963-05-21 4 A stimulus to go out and see for oneself SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore branch of the Malayan Nature Society and the Singapore Ento- mological Society have put up a joint-exhibit in the foyer of the National Library. It will be open until May 31. The exhibit includes photo- graphic studies150 words
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Article29 1963-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— Free booklets on Buddhism are obtainable trom the Buddhist Union at 28. Jalan Senyum. Those Interested can apply to the secretary of the union.29 words
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Article115 1963-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Social Welfare Department today made a final payment of cash relief and rent subsidy io 1,551 victims of the Bukit Ban Kee fire, at the Havelock Road Community Centre. The victims received $10 each the fifth payment from the Bukit Ban Kee115 words
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Article114 1963-05-21 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— A 17-year-old boy. Tay Geok Guan. vm u>day committed to stand dial at the next Assizes at the tl of 4 preliminary inquiry into t charge of attempted armed robbery. Senior Inspector T. 8. Zuin, 1 told the Ninth Magistrate s Court that Chng114 words
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Article, Illustration159 1963-05-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Emil Appolus. South-We>t African delegate to the Afro-Asian journalists' conference in Jakarta, today described Malaysia as "more of a step towards unity than a threat to its neighbouring countries." He was speaking to reporters at the airport before leaving for159 words
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Article268 1963-05-21 5 YOUTHS DROP TERANG BULAN PROTEST PENANG. Friday. 'THE Penang youth division of Umno withdrew at 1 its annual assembly last night two resolutions criticising the heads of State Government departments and protesting against the recent "Terang Bulan" incident in Jakarta. It did this on the advice of the Umno youth268 words
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Article55 1963-05-21 5 TELUK ANSON. Mon Inche j Zainal Abldln bin KasHhut.ni, diaiiman of the Lower Per.ik District Rural Development Committor h...N announced the comple- tion of 10 minor rural projects in the district casting $31,485. Anioni: the projects are seven community halls, a jetty, a well and55 words
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Article115 1963-05-21 5 Umno is urged to ban the Twist PENANG, Mon. A resolution urging the Federation Government to ban the Twist will be considered at the Penang Umno division's annual meeting to be held at Umno Hall on Sunday. i The resolution, condemning the dance as unsuitable for Malayans, will be proposed115 words
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69 1963-05-21 5 Luncheon put off— at Lee's request SINGAPORE. Mon. A Singapore National Union of Journalists luncheon at which the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will speak, has been postponed from Wednesday to Friday. The postponement was requested by the Prime Minister because Wednesday coincides I with the opening of69 words
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Article37 1963-05-21 5 PENANG. Mon.— About 75 radio sets, worth $6,000, were stolen from the Sterling Store in Bishop Street yesterday. Police believe the thieves entered the shop by scaling a telephone post behind it.37 words
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187 1963-05-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Umno secre-tary-general. Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji Jawi will go to Klang on Thursday for "peace talks" with leaders of seven Umno branches there who recently threatened to quit the organisation. The branches made the threat following a refusal187 words
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Article83 1963-05-21 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Rose Lam Yoke Lin, 23, a housewife, fell to her death from a fifthfloor flat in Jalan Satu, old Kallang Airport, at dawn today. She was found unconscious on the pavement below the flat by her husband. Mr. John Chew Thlen Loy, a clerk83 words
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Article, Illustration331 1963-05-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. 'JHE Federation Court of Appeal today reduced by a third the $99,572 damages awarded to a former estate manager, Yuson Bien, 52, by the Seremban.High Court. Mr. Justice Ismail Khan had awarded Yuson $80,000 general damages and331 words
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Article50 1963-05-21 5 KOTA BHARU, Mon. A pad! planter, Mahmud bin Hamat, 27. was found murdered last night near his home In Kampong Kubang Dapat in Pasir Puteh. 20 miles from here. His body, believed to have been shot and hacked, was discovered by the villagers In a padl field.50 words
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139 1963-05-21 5 Widow, 18, tells of 24-day abduction ordeal ALOR STAR, Mon. An 18-y e a r o1 d widow, wno was reported to have been kidnapped by four men in Jitra last month, has returned home. Sltl Aminah binte Mat Noh said she was kept In a hotel room in Penang139 words
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166 1963-05-21 5 A LOR STAR, Mon. The Kedah Assize Judge. Mr. Justice Sufflan, warned a 60-year-old tapper today "not to I play the fool with married women." "It Is dangerous to dis- turb the wives of other men In your166 words
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Miscellaneous11 1963-05-21 5 Biff a Bunny By Rmlph HvimdmM /^uavi 1 /JtlAl/rffpl? mmmmi m^yAl11 words
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Article, Illustration439 1963-05-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. AN 18-year-old girl, Loo Kuei Mooi alias Choo Moi, of Cheras Road, told a magistrate's court today that her mother, Leong Moi, was shown a red identity card containing a photograph before she attended an identification parade at a439 words
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Article57 1963-05-21 6 ALOR STAR. Mon.— The Alor Star MCA division has named a six-man team to the Alor Star Alliance committee. The team is headed by the chairman. Da to (Dr.) Cheah Toon Lok. The other members are Messrs. Ooi Eng Hong, Tan Hai Loon, Lim Pee Hung,57 words
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121 1963-05-21 6 Ex-soldiers not keen to 'sign up again V-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Ex servicemen, who learned a trade during their first tour of duty as soldiers, are not keen to "sign up" for a second stint with the Army. A call to ex-servicemen to enlist In the Federation Signals Regiment has met121 words
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73 1963-05-21 6 4D man fined $2,ooo— car is confiscated SINGAPORE, Mon. A magistrate ordered the confiscation of a car today and fined its driver, Lim Yang Jin, $2,000 or four months' jail, for assisting in running a four-digit lottery. Inspector Eugene Wong told Mr. John Dorai Raj. the magistrate, that when the73 words
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245 1963-05-21 6 Boycott of airline, so MPs won't visit Jakarta SINGAPORE, Mon. c The three visiting British Labour MPs today scrapped a planned one-day visit to Jakarta in the face of the continued Indonesian boycott of BOAC flights The three Mr. Arthur Bottomley, "Shadow Minister" for Colonial and Commonwealth Affairs, the Rev.245 words
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Article230 1963-05-21 6 TOHORE BAHRU, Mon. J —The widow of a hospital assistant, Mohamed Atan bin Nordiu alias Atan bin Nordin, 38, who was killed in a road accident 27 month* ago. was awarded $55,000 and costs by the High Court here toda. Siti Aisah binte Abdul Samad.230 words
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Article50 1963-05-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malayan Railway has helped an ex-shun ter, Mr. S. Ponnusamy, 68. to open a small sundry shoo on railway land in Brickfields Road. Mr. Ponnusamy had lost both legs In an accident while on duty 14 years ago at' Port Swettenham.50 words
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Article23 1963-05-21 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Interpreters' Union will hold its annual meeting in a magistrate's courtroom at 4 45 p.m. on Wednesday.23 words
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Article152 1963-05-21 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. IT was back to work-as-usual today for 350 employ--1 ees of the Mercantile Bank throughout the country after the National Union or Bank Employees and the management reached agreement on their bonus claim. Six branches of the bank were affected when152 words
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133 1963-05-21 6 Man jailed two years for trying to rape girl, 10 TJUALA LUMPUR, Mon. iV Khoo Peng Wah. 22. unemployed, was jailed for two years by Mr. Justice Gill in the High Court today for attempting to rape a 10-year-old girl. Khoo pleaded guilty. The DP. P.. Mr. K. C. I.133 words
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Article50 1963-05-21 6 SINGAPORE. Man. Madam Mm Leong Kuan. 83. mother of the secretary-general of Singapore People's Alliance, Mr. Lee Kirn Chuan, died in her home at Kuo Chuan Avenue la&t night after ahort Illness. The funeral will take place at 3 pjn. on Saturday at Bullm cemetery.50 words
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Article61 1963-05-21 6 PENANG. Mon.— Khoo Eng Kooi 2». wm today flned $120. or two months' Jail, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to re-sell 20 cinema tickets at the Eastern Theatre on the afternoon v! May 18. The prosecution said Khoo was arreated61 words
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Miscellaneous182 1963-05-21 6 ,\IU» Omit mm V.T. Rmmlim I NEVBt «MV AN<r rTH,THHT» iME MOUAKT 1 JURE) I 1^— < X KNOW fT» THING LIKE W WHY STRIFES- MIS CMCW JHC WANTS COOK «B«UW AaflW A WWCULOUS BUT ■n**r owjjg came Jhbs sort toyOuTV me to itß* )tm mUct wSKsj r vKnl^er J182 words
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Article, Illustration2125 1963-05-21 7 Into exile as war comes Part Two of Charles Foley's story of the Greek Queen I Queen fl Frederika PAT I. was ;i large, cheerful young man, (riven to wearing a monocle. He told Freddie That he had had to take a job as an ordinary, workman at the Armstrong2,125 words
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Obituary68 1963-05-21 8 Worrfs Sl* (Minimum) TAN KWONQ aged 5» Of No. M). Re*t House Road. Port Dlcksoo. passad away at horn* on May 20th laavlng behind hi* beloved wife. 4 *ona. Hoe mv. Hoe Wang. Ho* Hoon. Hoe Plew j 2 daurhters-in-law. Slew Kwe* Fng. Lang Hwee Tee, 2 daughter*. Sal68 words
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Article323 1963-05-21 8 II <-t(, n -.mum, MM ANt> MRS. Rot>ert Goh thsnk all relatives nnd friends for thetr presence at their wedding and their valuable (rifts. MR. AND MR*. Gsnb 8ln(h Kalha j thank relative*, friends for their ktafl attendance and presents on th* oeca- ion of their marriage MR. AND323 words
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Article167 1963-05-21 8 1» .1 ..rrft fin 'Vinini.nl ELSIE MARY LTD., Jnr] floor. U Battery Road. Jiim Arrived New Collection of Imported Cottons for all ocrmoonp FEDERAL PUBLICATION* LTD. Invite all Teachers and book addict* to browse In their showrooms at Times Hmiw. Kivrr Valley Road, ainaxtpon E A GOOD Malayan Raad167 words
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Article617 1963-05-21 8 The latest incursion into Sarawak from across the Indonesian border is the worst of the four forays. This raid was a pure act of brigandage, a vicious night attack or two trading boats by a band of well armed men. There were about twelve of them, of617 words
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Article416 1963-05-21 8 Teachers have long been unhappy with the system oi school management boards, but their criticisms have not always been well thought out In calling for the abolition of the boards, the Perak Branch of the National Union ol Teachers has merely repeated familiar general charges. Board members are416 words
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Article187 1963-05-21 8 The Federations Chief Injspector of Mines. Mr. Burke has furnished new and dismal evidence that tin prospecting yields only the most meagre rewards. Of more than 410,000 acres prospected last year, no more than 11,600 acres- I—or1 or less than three per cent could be considered as possibly187 words
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Article, Illustration1326 1963-05-21 8 Struggle to right the UN's finances AS NEW EFFORTS ARE MADE TO END A POLICY OF 'FINANCIAL BRINKMANSHIP' NEW YORK, Mon. WHEN the U.N. Ceneral Assembly met in special session on Tuesday, the only item on its agenda was the financial plight of the organisation. This has the specific purpose1,326 words
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Article221 1963-05-21 8 Fis not my wish to enter Into controversy over the matter of the practicality of using pythons to keep down rats, nor had I any Intention to antagonise anybody when I first brought up the subject. The plight of the shopkeepers around the Kuala Lumpur Central Market221 words
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Article117 1963-05-21 8 were good enough to publish last Saturday part of a correction of an Inaccurate report aopearir.e In your paper on Thursday. May 16, wherein It was alleged that I made a statement gravely reflecting on my friend Mr. P. F. de Souza. As the full statement was not117 words
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Article41 1963-05-21 8 THE Minister of Labour and Social Welfare has shown great keenness in welfare work. It is hoped he will soon take strong and effective steps to set up a co-ordinating and advisory body for youth welfare. HJLS. CHAN Malacca41 words
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Article332 1963-05-21 8 FREDERICK SCHEU - The man who lives for the dead FREDERICK SCHEU by VIENNA, Mon. Th« two-room office on the third floor of an old building in the commercial quarter of Virnna ha.s only one odd fraturr. The door has no knob on the outside. The staff consists or one man and a332 words
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Advertisement485 1963-05-21 8 Strait. Tlbc* Malay MiU Classified advert raemaata ate* ba handed «•> lai flee* COLO •TOPJA«« ARCAM Orefterd Roeo t COLD ITOIIIttI ■RANCH** I AT HOLLAND KOAO— KATO»M> KKPPSTL PJOAD-NAVAL BASE AutnorHwa Agents CITY BOOK «TO*B LTD Winchester Mouse. Celtyar Quay THI N>wa sr«oNT Fitiaarrters »uwe»maiaal M. N. ISMAIL S Admiralty485 words
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Advertisement22 1963-05-21 8 MALAYAN lANKINC LIMITED th« L*rg*tt Federation incorporate,, lank with 70 Branches over The Federation. Singapore Brunei. North Borneo. Hong Kong and London22 words
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Advertisement188 1963-05-21 8 TAKE YOUR BEAUTY PROBLEMS TO AN EXPERT INNOXA WHY SHOULDN'T YOU FEEL EXTRAVAGANT —ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S FREE It often helps to talk over your beauty problems with someone else specially with an expert. Our Mrs. VIOLETTE LENG is London trained and holds the Innoxa Diploma of Beauty Culture. Come and188 words
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430 1963-05-21 9 Pay pact dispute: Bani accuses minister SINGAPORE, Monday. LEFT-WING trade unionist, Mr. S. T Bani, charged in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court today that the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, and the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, had intervened to prevent the430 words
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169 1963-05-21 9 400 Federal Reserve Unit men for S'pore exercise SINGAPORE. Mon. The 400-s t ron g Singapore-based Federal Reserve Unit will participate for the first time in a masive two-day internal security exercise here beginning tomorrow. In the joint police-mi-litary exercise code-named "Photo Finish." policemen and troops in full battledress and169 words
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Article, Illustration109 1963-05-21 9 SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew wearing a tanjak. a Malay ceremonial headdress, and ridin? in a gaily-decorated float, waves to cheering crowds in the B^dok district during his tour of the Changi constituency on Sunday. The "sampan -on-\vheels procession hadHan Hai Fong - 109 words
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Article37 1963-05-21 9 SEREMBAN. Mon. Four picnickers were waylaid yesterday evening by a gang of robbers at the Chinese rock temple In Ulu Temlang, near here and robbed of a transistor radio, a watch and I $15 each.37 words
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Article145 1963-05-21 9 KUCHING. Monday. TtHE response to the new Sarawak Border Scout A defence force recruiting teams which started work today had been "extremely good," said a police spokesman this afternoon. "We are getting more volunteers than we need at the moment." he added. The recruiting teams are145 words
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Article65 1963-05-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Sir I Henry Lin tot 1. a deputy Under- Secretary of State in the Commonwealth Relations Office, has been named British High ComniiiMomr to Canada. Sir Henry led the British delegation here last month for initial talks with the Malayan Government65 words
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224 1963-05-21 9 Rats eat his toes-and he didn't know JPOH, Mon.— The rats 1 in Kuala Lumpur's Central Market may be more numerous, but for sheer audacity they will have to take second place to the rodents in Ipoh. Ipoh rats proved their nerve two nights ago when they went to work224 words
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Article48 1963-05-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Professor Theodoras Henricus Franciscus Klompe. 58. Professor of Geology at the University of Malaya, died here yesterday after a prolonged illness. Professor Klompe had held the chair of geology since the beKinning of the year. He came from Leiden University in Holland.48 words
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113 1963-05-21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Admiral Sir Varyl Begg, the new Commander -In Chief of the Far East Unified Command, who arrives here on Thursday will be briefed on the Malayan defence situation. He will meet ttie Heads of Services, and the Secretary for113 words
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Article48 1963-05-21 9 IPOH. Mon. A farmer's wife, Loh Yoke Kiew, 37, was electrocuted yesterday evening when she went to feed chickens at her house in Pasir Plnji new village here. She died on the way to hospital. There was a short circuit in the chicken coop building.48 words
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Article, Illustration233 1963-05-21 9 SIX (Keciah), Mon. Foot-sore Australian troops hunting Communist bandits on the Thailand border have been cheered by the sight of a slight, bespectacled, officer waving a paper cup. "Over this way boys. The brew and the biscuits are on as usual."233 words
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Advertisement144 1963-05-21 9 POLAROID SUNGLASSES p^CI jßedfiu/ti/er tAe Sun/ _U LIGHTWEIGHT! UNBREAKABLE! r A *sSfro ttUi POLAROID'S uniqw. polarizing Un»«» Aiu/^(t"2r*/)f^ fc=^ scientifically prefect th« ayes from j^gjjjf N^^lKS ((fCVt^E" harmful pi*** r WA Nt^' i RirrlasJ, clip-on sun-gla»se», f.j-4i-: v ir |^f gold-fillad frame. Ladies' and Hr rr>en s rnodeii. Tfc a144 words
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Advertisement126 1963-05-21 9 DANGER HER DIET IVIAY DESTROY HER jB jH-. mo ■■r Despite a full rice bowl, this girl may not be getting a full supply of vitamins' and minerals. World Health statistics show that many Asian diets lack a variety of meat, fish and fresh vegetables. This can make you subject126 words
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Miscellaneous484 1963-05-21 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes n nIA ut Starlight And You: 11.00 Clos* RADIO MALAYA Down. NATIONAL SHORTW.WK RADIO SINGAPORE 7 metre SIIOKT WAVK SERVICE AM 6.00 Tune Signal. Nt- 41 metres gwu-ku; 6.02 MorninK Melodies. MtDIIM WWt SEKVICe 7.00 Time Signal, The News. 47s metres 7.10 Sour Time; 7.30 Learn484 words
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Article, Illustration243 1963-05-21 10 Its the dress with the KIMONO SLEEVES NEW look is here and it's bound to make an impact in Singapore soon. It's the dress with the kimono sleeves. The bare arm look Is out. Fashion demands arms to be swathed in a flowing style. Earlier this year Paris introduced the243 words
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Article132 1963-05-21 10 rusKi.l beds in the shapes of circles, hearts and horseshoes may be the newest status symbols. A horseshoe-shaped bed was displayed in Houston, rexas. recently, and it drummed up much interest. The price for this kind of sleeping is more than s 1 .."»oo for mattress132 words
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Article128 1963-05-21 10 POPPITS FOR EARRINGS IpARRINGS are on their J way back and most of the new ones are the dingledangle kind. About five years ago many women stopped wearing earrings, except per- haps, older women and tho.sc who didn't care a fig about fashion. The earring hit of the year is128 words
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Article255 1963-05-21 10 RECIPES TO SUIT ALL TASTES ir'OMEN who take pride in cooking will find this pocket size recipe book it looks more like a table diary handy to keep in the kitchen for ready reference. Just released in Singapore. "Favourite Recipes" was compiled and edited by members of the American community.255 words
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Article91 1963-05-21 10 HOUSEHOLD HINTS ORANGE juice can be made into a different drink by just adding a little tangy grapefruit or pineapple juice. Canned fruits taste better if they're opened and placed In a bowl and kept at room temperature one hour before using. Small plastic bags make good storage containers for91 words
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Advertisement333 1963-05-21 10 DREAMS FROM PARIS 1 LOTION^\. M W± PERFUME MW\ J ATOMISER y %Hi I BRILLIANTINE M I I*l I I•- I VH^^^yiMf/sOLK AGENTS: lon tor 1 Advertisement Beauty Advice n I have iw-rer yet seen a finer method of f r J f'^\ improving the com- J^4 plexion. Wrinkles are333 words
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Advertisement562 1963-05-21 10 M^lHi aaA mi sqw |bb jfD fflrnnmr Multl- vitamins in a frual j I |^M *^1 flaTored base The new \%»Vf I 1/-^ o*. JK. *ay to take th* esapntial N. •z£^ l^* 1 vitamins children need. MULTI VITAMIN M^MjSL* Squibb multi-vitamin c»p- /aHaa^^*^™^?^^ sules supplies thr time- VU c^->562 words
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Miscellaneous285 1963-05-21 10 Straits Times Crossword aal I |U I 'ojt K t I^ 1 ACROSS least quantity of seed, perhaps 1. Poor Grant's lad Ned has his M difficulty, but makes the or- Rud uxchln has to lie clumsithodox speech (8 7) ly lBv 8. Shows stubbornness; yet re- 7 Tt>e rt285 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1963-05-21 11 CAPE CANAVERAL, Monday ASTRONAUT Gordon Cooper told a Press conference last night how he brought his space capsule back to earth by manual control and said: "Actually, it was much easier than I had anticipated.'' FollowingReuter; UPI - 1,124 words
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193 1963-05-21 11 - MOSCOW. Mon. President Kennedy's blue and white airliner arrived here yesterday with 10 top American atom scientists on board alter flying non-stop from Washington in eight hour* and 38 minutes. A U.S. Embassy spokesman sajd the Boeing 7OTs flight would be submitted toReuter - 193 words
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Article53 1963-05-21 11 IAU.MUN ISOnifrseiJ, iviuii. me 3i<»ic <Ji me realm is secure again Somerset will not secede lrom England after all. A movement calling Itself the 8011s of Somerset called a meeting here last week to plan the county's future as a self -governing province. Only 10 peopleReuter - 53 words
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Advertisement195 1963-05-21 11 At what age should a girl start using Tampax? There are no hard and fast rules about v.hen to startIs ut one trend is definitely on the upturn: girls are starting to use Tampax internal sanitary protection at a younger and younger age. There arc two reasons i (or this:195 words
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Advertisement192 1963-05-21 11 You get 17 flights every week by t\ A MT* BO Hi ROLLS-ROYCE g JETS p>*^ ff vf '//'fl *^^^^^/^UF*"^^^ 8 EASTBOUND 9 WESTBOUND Fly in the supreme comfort and reliability of Rolls-Royce Comets or 707s EAST BOUND I WEST BOUND ALL OVER THE WORLD ARR DEP I FLIGHT ARR192 words
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Article156 1963-05-21 12 Third Gold Star ship due Friday A NOT HER Gold Star Line ship, the third, is expected in Singapore on Friday on her maiden voyage and will load for South and West African ports. The 9.729 d.w. tons vessel. Tsedek. is employed in the line's service from Japan via Hong156 words
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Article50 1963-05-21 12 Copra arrivals in Singapore last week totalled about 700 tons, well below the average of the past two months, says Lewis and Peat's weekly produce report. As a result, earlier business In fob copra was conducted from the lower level rising to $28.75 for current month shipment.50 words
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Article, Illustration486 1963-05-21 12 GEOFFREY BOLAND - Up: Danish frozen chicken imports GEOFFREY BOLAND By Board president predicts bigger business jyjALAYANS arc acquiring nn increasing taste for Danish frozen chicken which is becoming more and more popular and last year imports from Denmark formed .">1 per cent of the local market. This was stated in Singapore last486 words
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Article265 1963-05-21 12 SINCE the invention of the typewriter in 1867 virtually all typewriters have borne a strong family resemi blance to one another because regardless of the make or model, manual or electric, the same principle applies the typist touches a key, a type bar265 words
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Article86 1963-05-21 12 POULTRY MEN BID FOR MORE SALES /CHINESE animal feed millers \s of Singapore have formulated a plan to assist poultry farmers over the current crisis brought about by the drop in prices of poultry and eggs. At a meeting held recently, it was agreed that a sales campaign was necessary86 words
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Article33 1963-05-21 12 Mr. Van Vlaenderen, overseas representative of Oevaert, will arrive In .Singapore next Tuesday to study the market for his company's graphic product* and to visit the agent*. Maclalne Watson (Imports) Ltd.33 words
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Article, Illustration159 1963-05-21 12 AN executive of an Australian pharmaceutical company visited his new Malaysian agents, Jack Chia and Co. (Malaysia) Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur last week. He was Mr. R. J. Gilligan. manager of National Sales and Export Division. Drug Houses of Australia Ltd.. who was on his159 words
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Article, Illustration93 1963-05-21 12 Banker wins overseas tour A SENIOR employee of First National City Bank, Singapore. who won the bank's Area Travel Award, will go on a four-week visit to the branches in Japan and the Philippines, beginning on July 9. He is Mr. Koh Kirn Hoe (above), a prewar employee who has93 words
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Article93 1963-05-21 12 »pHE general sales manager of RV B. Engineering Products Ltd. of Melbourne. Australia. Mr. A. S. Walker visited Singapore and the Federation recently to introduce new products and to survey market prospects. While in Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Walker attended the Australian Industries Malayan Exhibition, where his company93 words
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Article, Illustration149 1963-05-21 12 Staff post changes at Nestle announced SEVERAL staff appointments have been made at Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd., a company spokesman announced. Mr. Lim Khing Fong, a graduate of the University of Malaya, and formerly with the company's Singapore office, has been appointed assistant to the marketing manager in Kuala Lumpur.149 words
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Article68 1963-05-21 12 Imports of household and Industrial sewing machines Into Singapore dropped substantially last year, totalling 44.200 units against I 49. 5C0 units In the previous year, and 57,500 units the year before. The December Imports totalled 2.500 machines against 5.100 uniu In November. Exports amounted to I 21.60068 words
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97 1963-05-21 12 MALAYAN M.P. EXPLAINS HOW RUBBER IS COLLECTED DATO Teoh Chze Chong, Malayan Member of Parliament (above centre) explains how rubber is collected to Mr. C. E. Bloedorn. Goodyear sporting director deft) and Mr. R. W. Pockmire, Goodyear general sales manager, during his visit to the plantation exhibition of Goodyear at97 words
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Article24 1963-05-21 12 Singapore Imported 20.033 ton* of fresh oranges last year, against 19.793 tons In the previous year, and 17.181 tons the year before.24 words
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Advertisement188 1963-05-21 12 <Cjs«7 ft OTOX EAR DROPS A MOST EFFECTIVE OTOX E.r Drop, contain REMEDY FOR r;:':,:r:,r,.: ear infections of batten* and lunp and is ideal lor treating almost all ANOTHER Wfi'SlfM PRODUCT •upcriuial ear infections. V»^^F TO-DAY'S DESIGN is the LYNX Thi.« modrrn rlstern Is handsome, hygienic, and efficient in operation.188 words
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Advertisement120 1963-05-21 12 ENGINEERING INDUSTRIAL PURCHASING for all types of Industrie* and factories Quotations obtained for your needs from anywhere In Europe: plant, machinery and spares purchased and delivered to you. TATA LIMITED, LONDON established 1907, with over ftftv years experience of this kind ol work in developing countries. For particulars write, TATA120 words
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Advertisement1405 1963-05-21 13 10 LIVERPOOL ft WEST COAST U.K.! Dvi S'wra SMI* f. S-haa Paaaajj MARON L'aaal, Dublin, R dan, H'burg la Part AJAX L.Tirpiil Glasgow 61*. 11 Mat a May 24/21 May 21 AORASTOS Avonmouth, Liv.rpMl GM. IS May 24 May 2S/ 1 ELPUIOR LivirpttL Glatgoa May 29 Jm* 2 JaM 41,405 words
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Advertisement1278 1963-05-21 13 THE E. A. C. LINESSAILINGS TO GEHOA, LE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, OSLO, GOTHENBURG AND COPENHAGEN. A/^®»v Spore P. S'harn Henang I'AKjSMI "FALSTRIA" I) la P*rt/2SMay 29/29 May 29/19 May tV\Si/'l ■SIBOkUU" *J MMM/4JBM V JJM* uui XPjLjEj JUTLANiIU" 29/24 J.M 25/2) Juaa 10/29 JaM 0441%S 90MA' a)1,278 words
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Advertisement1442 1963-05-21 13 EIPRtSS SEWICt TO LONOON UVERPOOt ft COtniMtltTH fOtTS. rasra r. rnaai r^aaas WJOjUCaaTOI (M H'aarr, itm, Harra. M-ftr* 6. 13/ Ma, 21 May 24/21 May 29/ 1 ftENLOMONO.itxaj L'aaat. ROM, Hull. NMH May 29/29 May 29/ 4 Jua* J/ 5 BEN6LOE (EXJ lmmw. M»ro, Naailari May 24/ 4 Jaao 9/1,442 words
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Advertisement1087 1963-05-21 13 W McALISTER «c CO.. LTD. w, Irli Ni ***** \m^ 4 CLLERMAJI UNI 6* atXAVBNESS LINI LONDON. HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM, LOS MMMUI »AN FRANCISCB, HAVRE. MULL 1 MIBOLESUS4IBN SEAIILt. VANCOUVER S PORILINB. CITY Of LEICESUI Acciltiu cai|« lor Ce.tral I S«iU S'por* f. S'kM "KM BRONX»ILU I. P.rt/22May j-^, p\JT P,n,n.1,087 words
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738 1963-05-21 14 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN operations resumed on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday there was a continuation of the bullish trend after a few trading days of mixed prices in industrials. Turnover was reasonable »nd selective buying in some cases took prices to new738 words
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Article23 1963-05-21 14 Malayan Stork Indicea: May 18 Ma? :n Industrials: 109.67 110.92 Tins: 113.85 116.04 S rubbers: 115.76 116.20 Dec. 29. 1962 100.23 words
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Article857 1963-05-21 14 f^^}lk£Bl^i^^D business trt toft Siry* gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number ol the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BomUld ll.ooo> 51.57; Dunlept 1 1.000) t&M O. 52.81 SI. (IL'.OOOi >.'. H.(KJO) 52.81, I. 1 000) 52.*3: Catt Imtlting857 words
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276 1963-05-21 14 mHERE was a slight drop In X the Straits tin price yesterday of 37$ cents to $459.12} on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 240 tons. In London on Friday tin was moderately dealt in at steady prices. The setback at276 words
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Article216 1963-05-21 14 Ihipi lying alongside thi fimcaport arc Kurllln 40,41. Bankura 2j 28, Sadao H.W. 3, Musi Lloyd 3v3H. state of Vttar Pradrnh 46. Li|n* N.W. 1. Akakuraaan Uaru 18. Brnmacdbui 33 34. Haljdla 45. Olenvillv 12. Adraatus 35 36 Solannor N.W. I. Rokan 147 N.W. 4. Batavla216 words
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Article122 1963-05-21 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. T»HE share market resumed on A the steady to firmer lines of last week with rises more prominent than (alls. Colonial Snrar had solid trada at 655. 3d. and Philip Morris had a sharp rise to 38s. Oils were Irregular pnd mostly lower. Base metals were122 words
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Article248 1963-05-21 14 IUNE lirtt trade rubbar buyers l.e.b cleted at 5 p.m. in Slngapert and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at Til cents per Ib. up a quarter or a cent. Tbe tone was very quiat. S.C.C.R.A. and F.M R.C. elating prices In oents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f248 words
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Article29 1963-05-21 14 MAY 20. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: Ml cents nip a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5459.12 A (down 37} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 15 tons).29 words
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Advertisement1109 1963-05-21 14 i BBbaßßßaajafl aaßßaß^La^pjßMHa^^aJ^P^^ael^BejßßHajß^Hß^aVjl O.S.A. Partite. Atlantic «t Great Lafce>« Service lean* Loam El* (la tv tl» tl* S'DOre f S'haei Honolulu S f'cueo L. Anenei N vom Ue«eiat< ttmtim, Mars" Ml* May M/11 Ma> Jl Imn Jt last t Jsl| IS III) 1 tag -lelixa Itare 25 21 Jeae ilHIm1,109 words
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Advertisement1088 1963-05-21 14 OPTION PREMIUMS PRODUCE PRICES (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) HINiIC Predu«* ■itr)an«e, tlfitaalay 20. Three Months. ~J? r Dun lops 19 cts Ceeemit ell: bulk »42t teller*, drum BJlMtMralO-el. "SUT^May/Juß. UK/Oon.l—t 127 l' t m iv buyers. Sammoß 14 eta. r>ee»eri asuntok white IIS2I aellera. H^S^rt^fl^t. k Sarawak white |ISO aellera. special 2^£1,088 words
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Advertisement83 1963-05-21 14 Passenger Cargo Service, STRAITS/NAGAPATTINAM/MADRAS. Spore P. S'hom Penortg TSS. "STATE Or MADRAS" Vey. 123 19/22 May 23 May 24 Mary Chief Agents: R. JumobHoy 4V Sens Ltd., Singapore. Phone. *****. HOA SIAMC STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. Oiatttrtar Hem, Ctilrtt tear S'aett Ial: i)UI-! wtealy terwet as KUCHIKC. StRIKEI, IHUMIIt, SHU V^V83 words
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Advertisement405 1963-05-21 14 KAMPONG LANJUT TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in thr federation of Malaya). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a dividend, the twentyseventh, of nlnepence <9d.) per Stock Unit, leas Income Tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due and payable to Stockholders on the register on the SU»405 words
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Advertisement987 1963-05-21 15 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the paitnership hereiolore ing between UOH HEAN KHOON deceased CHEAH YOU TONG deceased and SP. RM. N. NACHIAPPA CHETTIAR cwrylng on business as saw millers under the style or firm or CHOP SIN BAN LEONG at No. 457-B. Sungel Korok:. Alor Star. Kedah987 words
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Advertisement1057 1963-05-21 15 mmmmm ■sbbi Isa^s^^a^^^^^^^M^^aßßß^^^^^^^^a^a^^^^^^^^^^a^Jl In 'XVi lil J lAil I Xl 1J «4 1 I al<M 1 iintiniird from Page s SITUAHONS VACANT to Wordt %i < Hlm.t—Box M rts. *Mtr» KEEN SALESMEN Required for Bnndry tntineenng Products lo Kuala Lumpur by British Company. Write itiving full details of salary required1,057 words
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Advertisement957 1963-05-21 15 SITUATIONS VACANT TO Hore"j M (Milt.)— Box SO cf». EUROPEAN COMPANY requires first -class men wumi ases 24 to M to fill the following posts. (1) Medical Detallmaa with experience in northern Malaya. Commencing salary (450-000 per month plus expenses. (2> Medical Salesman a -knowledge of northern market. Commencing salary957 words
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Advertisement1082 1963-05-21 15 SITUATIONS VACANT :i Word* Si <mn.l—Box it ets. txlra EUROPEAN LAUY SECRETARY Good f ducat 100 in Cnglisb Must be ablt to deal with Correspondent*. Knouiedsr or Civil KnKinwnng terms an advantage Box A 6315 8.T.. 8 pore APPLICATION* ARK INVITBO from rrdrimioo Siosapor* Citizeos 10 ail a I xcaacy1,082 words
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Advertisement1089 1963-05-21 15 SITUATIONS VACANT M »or*s Si I Mm i— Box it ctt. mxtrm WANTED COOKBOV and "ash' general amah. Amencai. r*mllv >lv* In. Phone ."4673 s pore SINGAPORE AFTERCARE ASSOCIATION, Post ot Alter^are oftVer advertised oi M 2 63 tilled All applicants thanked. WANTED hook-keeper with knowledge of Chinese able to1,089 words
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Advertisement1014 1963-05-21 15 EDUCATION I tt Wordt «i i Hiit.)— Box it rtt. mxtrm REGISTER NOW!! June Sessions: Secretarial. Stenography. Bookkeeping. typewriting (Beginners Advanced i Shorthand Speed 50 150: Raja's College (Oisn a 2nd floor) 9555 a (S poi«i GENUINE CUARANTEI Postal j tuition In the history or correspondence tuition no school :n1,014 words
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Advertisement1031 1963-05-21 15 FOR HIRE Wordt SS Mm.)— Box St ctt. txtrm MOOfSN FURNITURE REFRICERATORS Kn.. On Lo« Montniy I'.euial Hire Purchase Also Accented. Bin Gae> Seng RI Rocnore Canal Road. Singapore. Tel. EttaV. TELEVISION RECEIVERS. RAOIOS, I Radiograms. Refrigerators. Uas Cookers for Hire) at small monthly rental Kee Huat Radio Co.. Ltd..1,031 words
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Advertisement851 1963-05-21 15 FOR SALE Hera's 55 (Hit.) Boa id ctt. txtrm just a rtw psaensM aatlßM Bapa of this area left. Come and sea Vhtm at thr Donald Mooir G»l> Clemer.cni Avenue, Sin.;. nor*. CCC JUNK STORE. im Curiosity Shop". t3T. Winsiedt Drive. Siacapors 8. Buy Sell, Tnde-in and Ho all types851 words
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Article455 1963-05-21 16 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Pari Passu, Sweet 18 show up on soft track KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —Sweet Eighteen and Pari Passu. two fancied runners at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, handled a soft track pretty well this morning. Sweet Eighteen, with Merv Posner up, .sprinted 2f in 261/5.455 words
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Article120 1963-05-21 16 PARIS, Moii. Epsom Derby entry Due de Gueldre. a 14-1 out- sider. won the 250.000 francs ($151,700) Prix Lupin for three- year-olds over IOJf at Longchamu yesterday. Due de Gueldre. owned by Baron Thierry de Zuylcn and ridden by Louis Heurtcr. sot up In the last120 words
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Article206 1963-05-21 16 pARIS. Mon. Australia, the world's leading tennis nation, has only two players No 1 Roy Emerson and No. S Ken Fletcher— ln the men's < singles quarter-finals of the French lawn tennis championships. Emerson will meet Nice la Pletrangeli (Italy) while Fletcher Is to play206 words
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Article, Illustration587 1963-05-21 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon National Joy, mho won the Trial yesterday, heads the Held of 16 top ((printers (or the i King's Gold Cup tc :be run here on Sunday. Weights for three 1 races on the third day are: KINC'S CUP587 words
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Article340 1963-05-21 16 STIPE'S REPORT KUALA LUMPL'K MOB. BUp- nid:nry Stewards report on y> crdav's races: RACE I— Hying I'liorniv apprentice Samry I v.is sightly inconvenienced in the .-.iMmht bj Forest Beau I apprentice Subiaiu who s lifted under pressure. RACE 2— Roi d'Aiout 'L. John- i son) lost340 words
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Advertisement705 1963-05-21 16 NOTICE We wush to advise that as irom I i. instant, that LAM SEE KENO i.« no longer employed ay a Sloreman in our Company and is not authorised, under no cir- 1 CMWCBBMfc to do business or col- j ir 1 1 any monies on our behalf. LYONS MOTORS.705 words
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Advertisement864 1963-05-21 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified persons for the posts of Asst. Engineer in the Juron^ Industrial Development Division. .Minimum qualilicatioas: Candidates shall have a Degree or other recognised qualification in Civil Engineering acceptable by, the Institution ol Civil Engineering as giving exemption Irom Parts864 words
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Advertisement2225 1963-05-21 16 COMPANY MEETING I RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION CONSTANT EFFORTS TO INCREASE PRODUCTION AND EFFICIENCY MR. J. L. LOWE ON MEETING CHALLENGE OF SYNTHETIC RUBBER In the course of his speech at the Annual General Meeting of the Rubber Growers' Association (Inc) held in London on 17th May 1963, the Chairman. Mr.2,225 words
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Miscellaneous163 1963-05-21 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOIR MATCH: Penang combined school.s v W Australian I schoolboys iCity Stadium. 7 JO pan.). SPORE DIV. 1: Chinese Athletic v Darul Allah <Jn Besar. 5.15): Div. 2B: Police v Blue Rovers (Balestier Rd>; Div. 2C: Stat Socccrites v Telok Kurau (Geylar.K'; Div. 3A: Arsenal 'A 1163 words
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385 1963-05-21 17 SOCCER SI N G A PORE, Mon. SAFA senior league trailers Fathul Karib scored their first major win of the season when they beat Indian Recreation Club 2-0 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Indians, without their regular stars. Newton. Coair Keilly and385 words
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Article70 1963-05-21 17 KUALA LUMPUR, MonTwo goals by Jamalud^dln and another by Gallstan put Royal Malayan Air Force in the final of the Selangor Hockey Association junior knockout tournament when they beat Camp Mindef 3-0 In the semi-final played at Rifle Range Road here today. In the quarter-finals. Radio70 words
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Article45 1963-05-21 17 LONDON, Mon. In reply to the West Indians' first Innings score of 306, MCC (two for one on Saturday) had made 55 for three wickets at lunch on the second day of their three-day match here today.— Reuter. WORLD OF SPORTReuter - 45 words
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502 1963-05-21 17 LONDON. Mon. Billy I Griffiths, MCC secretary, conllrmed today that Freddie Trueman. Yorkshire and England fast bowler. Is to receive £50 less than the maximum bonus for the last tour of Australia and New Zealand. Trueman set up a record of 250 Test wicketsReuter - 502 words
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318 1963-05-21 17 FRANCIS BOEY - INDONESIA MAY BE STRUCK OFF ASIAN MEET LIST FRANCIS BOEY CYCLING By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday SOME OF THE 12 countries participating in the Malayan Cyclists Federations first Asian cycling championships here from June 1 to 8 have lodged strong protests over the inclusion of Indonesia. They reason that, since the318 words
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Article, Illustration263 1963-05-21 17 Youths on trial for State team CINOAPORE. Mon. Eight J Singapore youth representaitvrs will be on trial for places in the Singapore Malaya Cup squad when they play their second match for Singapore "A" attainst RAP Chang! at Changi on Wednesday. The youth players, who represented Singapore in last month'sSOONG HON SIN - 263 words
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Article100 1963-05-21 17 TENNIS Friunc CHC champioiuliips: Men's singles 1st rd— Toh Boon Teng bt Tan Seng Ouan 6-4. 7-5: Chans Tuck Lee bt C. H. Llew 6-4. 6-0. BASKETBALL Tour match (Malacca): Malacca bt dung Hwa. Manila. 68-56. GO-KAKTlNO Scrrmban meet, C.I. 3 race: 1 D. Long 2 B. Dick 3100 words
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269 1963-05-21 18 Tengku to tell Sultan personally: Let's forget our row KT ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman is to call on the Sultan of Perak personally and inform Imp Ruler that hv lias considered the "misanderstandinjf" be tween them over and closed. The Prime Minister decided on this after a meeting269 words
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Article38 1963-05-21 18 \PORE. Mon. Mr. Lee Tirk Him. Assemblyman for Tiong Bahru, will open t tie new Buklt Ho Swee West < Chinese i School at Jalan Buklt Ho Swee. off Havelork Road, on Wednesday at 7.30 p m.38 words
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110 1963-05-21 18 World water shortage: Probe by Unesco PARIS, Mon. Experts from Unesco met here today to consider the worlds growing shortage of water. The scarcity is not confined to arid areas. In highly developed countries more and more water Is needed to meet the demands of agriculture, industry and growing populations.Reuter - 110 words
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Article126 1963-05-21 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Donations to the National Patriotic Fund through the Straits Times group now stand at $110 877.04. Today's collection amounted to $2,078.34. Latest contributors were: The R.R.I. Smallholders' Advisory Service suff members in Muar and Kluana districts. $31; staff and pupils of the High School.126 words
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Article38 1963-05-21 18 LONDON, Mon. A memorial service for Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, last "White Rajah" of Sarawak, will be held in a chapel in St Paul* Cathedral here on Monday May 27. It was announced here today— ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration36 1963-05-21 18 Spacephoto NEW ANGLE ON THE HIMALAYAS THIS is a copy of one of the photographs taken in outer space by astronaut Gordon Cooper during his 22-orbit trip around the earth.. It shows the Himalayas. UPI radiophoto.UPI - 36 words
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Article129 1963-05-21 18 CRICKET ONDON, Mon. In reply Li to the West Indians' first Innings total of 306. MCC had made 59 for three at tea on the second day of their threeday match here today. Rain brought the players in a quarter of an hourReuter - 129 words
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Article257 1963-05-21 18 LONDON, Mon. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: Consol 2^^ £461/16 —1/16 Funding 47e £93 7 16 War 3' 2 f r £61 15/16 BAJV&3 Chartered 61/3 Hongkong £17>.» INSURANCE Com. Un. 47/I 'i —1/6 Prudential t2i- t >, Royal 3a/9 a RAILS257 words
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Article49 1963-05-21 18 LONDON. Mon. Spot 22 9/16Q June 22 9/16 U. July 22>id. Aug' 23»,d.. July/Sept. 224 d.. Oct./ 1 Dec. 23 9/166... Jan/Mar. 22 9 'l6d. I Apr. June 22't.d., July Sept. 22> 2 d., Oct. Dec 22'4cT. c.l.f May unquoted. June 22'« d July 22 3/IM. Tone: Dull.49 words
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Article24 1963-05-21 18 LONDON. Mon.— Buyers £906. sellers £906',, Forward buyers £906',. sellers £907. Settlement i £906*3. Turnover a.m. 60 tons, p.m. 55 tons Tone: Steady.24 words
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