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Title Section19 1963-05-22 1 AVEBACE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS IOO.OftO The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 35219 words
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Article, Illustration718 1963-05-22 1 After Tengku's offer... SINGAPORE PREMIER: 'WE WILL TAKE PART IN ANY TALKS'— AND REPEATS 'MCA INTRIGUE' CHARGE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has agreed to the roundtable talks suggested yesterday by Tengku Abdul Rahman. Mr. Lee lold a press conference today: "We will take718 words
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Article688 1963-05-22 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday CINGAPORE Health Ministry officials tonight investigated a suspected cholera death the island's first. The victim, living in the teeming Nelson Road area, died before admission to hospital. Earlier a Ministry spokesman said the family of a boy who died of gastro-enteritis in Middleton688 words
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Article50 1963-05-22 1 MANILA. Tues. The threenation conference of Foreign Ministers from Indonesia. Malaya and the Philippines will definitely take place, according to the Philippine Vice-President and Foreign Secretary. Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez. Mr. Pelaes said it was only a question of setting a definite date for the conference.— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article36 1963-05-22 1 VATICAN CITY. Tues. Pope John. 81. fatlirued by a heavy round of public appearances, is cancelling private audiences for a nine-day period of "spiritual retirement, a high Vatican source said today.— UPl.36 words
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Article34 1963-05-22 1 LONDON. Tues.— The Shell-In-donesian Oil Co. has not agreed to surrender its oil concession to the Indonesian Government, as reported from Jakarta yesterday, a spokesman for Shell said here today. Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration627 1963-05-22 1 JAKARTA, Tuesday £HINESE families were forced into the streets today and made to bow before the body of an Indonesian rioter whom police shot dead at the town of Sukabumi. Other reports reaching here also indicated that the rioting at Sukabumi, 40UPI - 627 words
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Article, Illustration59 1963-05-22 1 Happy mum MRS. H ATT IE COOPER, mother of astronaut Gordon Cooper talks by telephone from her house in Tecumseh to U. S. Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuvkert moments after hearing the news that her son had made a successful landing from his 22.9 orbit space flight. "He's all rightUPI - 59 words
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Article64 1963-05-22 1 JAKARTA, Toes. J About 6.000 Government servants launched a peaceful demonstration in Kebumen. Central Java, last week demanding a 1M per cent increase of pay. Antara news agency Reported today that the demonstrators marched to the residence of the town's regent carrying slogans saying "Set up64 words
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Article72 1963-05-22 1 LOS ANGELES. Tues. A plane whose wings "inhale" air to reduce drag and fuel consumption has completed Its first successful test at X.d wards Air Force Base, California. The revolutionary design of the wings is regarded in some quarters as the most promising development in aeronauticsReuter - 72 words
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Article, Illustration299 1963-05-22 1 REVOLT IN TURKEY CRUSHED 4 NKARA, Tues. Tur- klsh Government forces crushed an armed revolt today and arrested the rebel leader after bombing the area around his headquarters a military cadet acedemy. Leader of the midnight rebellion was ex-Col. Talat Aydemir, who headed an abortive coup in February last year.Reuter - 299 words
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303 1963-05-22 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday ESTIMATES of new allocations totalling $75,172,700 for Malaya's defence build-up will be presented to the House of Representatives on Thursday. They will form the major portion of $86,893,500 provided in the second supplementary estimates for the year. A Treasury303 words
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Article76 1963-05-22 1 Fighting again in Laos yIENTIANE, Tues. Violent fighting has broken out on the Plain of Jars between Communist Pathet Lao troops and Neutralist forces of General Kong Le, according to a communique issued by the Government here today. The communique said a battle had been raging for two days. TheReuter - 76 words
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Article31 1963-05-22 1 NEW DELHI. Tups. About 4.000 Indian goldsmiths demonstrated outside Mr. N*bius ltous* today demanding the repeal of a Government bun on the manufacture of pure Kold ornaments. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article49 1963-05-22 1 MANILA. Tues.— About 1.000 non-union workers evaded picket lines today, increasing tension in Che 15-day-old Manila dock strike. No violence was reported as police and soldiers maintained order. Pickets chanted and Miouted at the workers, most of whom entered the port by boat.— UPl.49 words
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Article25 1963-05-22 1 KABUL. Tues. Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to hold talks to reopen diplomatic and trade relations. Relations were broken off in 1961.25 words
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Article33 1963-05-22 1 MALAYSIA WARNING i v 1 1LU NATIONS M< moriodum London midr publi' •».irnrr| thai national erfob cwrid f"'iirmpt <" Miln n v rr b 1 > pro pl< caacerM 'i p. nl< r33 words
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Article236 1963-05-22 2 now 103 GUNUNG AGUNG IS STILL BELCHING BLACK SMOKE DEN PASAR (Bali). Tuesday. THE official death toll in Gunung Agung volcano's third and latest eruption last Thursday soared to 193 today as squads of Indonesian Army doctors and engineers fanned out through the disaster areas to survey theUPI - 236 words
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91 1963-05-22 2 SOEKARNO TO VISIT TOKYO FOR TALKS ON OLYMPICS TOKYO, lues. President Soekarno is to visit Japan on Thursday for private talks with Mr. Shojiro Kawashima. the Japanese Minister in charge of Olympic Affairs. about Indonesia's withdrawal from the International Olympic Committee. This was disclosed today by thr Asahi Shimbun. whichReuter - 91 words
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210 1963-05-22 2 Everest hero i tells of 3-hour -ordeal KATMANDU. Tues. Mr. James. R. Whitaker disclosed yesterday that he and Sherpa guide Nowang Gombu had to struggle down from the peak of Mt. Everest for over three hours without oxygen. Mr. Whltaker, 32. was making his first personal broadcast to Katmandu from210 words
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Article47 1963-05-22 2 NEW YORK. Tue*. Major-Ge-neral Jo.-epli Mobutu, the Congo- lese Army Chiel of Staff, (lew here i yesterday for a two-week visit to i the United States. The visit includes a tour of top j U.S. military establishments and > the Pentagon.— U.P.l.47 words
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83 1963-05-22 2 MANILA, Tues. President Diosdado Macapagal has again proclaimed June 12 as Philippines Independence Day. June 12 was the date when the first Phi'ipplne Republic was established by revolutionary leader General Emilio Agulnaldo in 1898. The Philippines last year also celebrated Independence Day on JuneReuter - 83 words
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Article, Illustration160 1963-05-22 2 Unite now: or perish Nkrumah ADDIS ABABA. Tues. President Nkrumah of Ghana flew in here for the African summit conference yesterday and told an airport crowd that Africa "must unite now or perish." Or. Nkrumah said: "We want African unity now." But his plan for an immediate political union of160 words
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Article177 1963-05-22 2 INDIA TO SEEK $4,500 m AID WASHINGTON, Tues. India is seeking U. 5.51.500 million ($4.--500 mil) in military aid over the next three years from the United States and other nations to strengthen its forces because of the Chinese Communist threat, Indian sources said yesterday. They indicated that the United177 words
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Article, Illustration87 1963-05-22 2 LAGOS. Tues.— Application for bail by Chief Anthony c. .ahoro was refused yesterday in Lagos High CJurt where the Action Group leader is standing trial on charges of treasonable felony and conspiracy. Chief Enahoro, 38. i above, was deported from Britain alter a longReuter - 87 words
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122 1963-05-22 2 Tension mounts in Katanga mining town ulis abethviuj:. Tues. Tension mounted in ihe Katanga mining town of Jadotville yesterday, where white miners were striking in p rotes t against violence by Congolese soldiers. Police sources said two truckloads of Congolese soldiers armed with rifles entered Jadotvllle during the day. in122 words
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Article115 1963-05-22 2 SAIGON. Tuesday. CAIGON publishers were warned yesterday that publication of any kind of documents, including pictures, speeches and reports, was illegal unless authorised In advance by local authorities. The official Vietnam Pre>s News Agency said such documents must first (o throu-h the Censorship Board. theReuter - 115 words
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178 1963-05-22 3 BIRMINGHAM (Alabama). Tues. The ilv Board of Education here has removed I.OKI Negro pupils from school, rxpellinc those over 16 and suspending the rest. These were the teenagers and other children arrested earlier this month for demonstrating in favour of equal rights. The schoolReuter - 178 words
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Article66 1963-05-22 3 Etna lava threatens forest f A TAN lA, (Sicily), Tues.— A fresh now of lava threatened a pine forest on the slopes of Mount Etna yesterday. The lava came from the volcano's north-eastern crater and branched off Into several small streams. Peasants reported it was within 220 yards of theUPI - 66 words
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Article, Illustration51 1963-05-22 3 A BOUQUET for her 108 th birthday is shown to Mrs. Elizabeth Kemsley by Staff Nurse Margaret Turner at St. Pancras Hospital. London. Mrs. Kemsley. who celebrated her birthday last Sunday, is thought to be Britain's oldest, woman. Three of her seven children are still living. ReuterReuter - 51 words
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Article237 1963-05-22 3 BOMB BLAST MARKS ROYAL BIRTHDA V MONTREAL, Tuesday. YHE F.L.Q. French Canadian terror organisation marked Queen Elizabeth's birthday yesterday by bombing an army barracks. I Security measures to pro- tect ministers gathering for a Nato conference In Ottawa were stepped up following a threat that they might be the nextUPI - 237 words
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Article134 1963-05-22 3 LONDON. Tues. Britain has agreed to give Its dol:ar-rlch "millionaires playground" colony of the Bahamas Internal selfgovernment next year under a new constitution, it was announced here yesterday. A communique, issued at the end of a 20-day constitutional conference said it was proposed to giveReuter - 134 words
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67 1963-05-22 3 BELGRADE. Tues. A 17- year-old schoolboy whipped out a revolver and fired four shots at his teacher when he asked the boy why he had been away trom school the previous day. press reports said her P yesterday. The teacher was rushed to hospitalReuter - 67 words
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Article50 1963-05-22 3 MOSCOW, Tueß.— British businessman Mr. Orevillc Wynne, in a clemency plea to President Brezhnev yesterday, said he wanted "to live an honourable life and return to his family." his Soviet lawyer said tonight. Wynne was sentenced to eight yean detention for spying on May 11.— Reuiar.50 words
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207 1963-05-22 3 DOME, Tues.— ltalian xv Communists, emboldened by an election gain of one million votes, yesterday claimed they ought to be called on to form a government, and predicted the day will come when they will. Communist Senator Umberto Terrscinl madeUPI - 207 words
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Article69 1963-05-22 3 Stravinsky 'only tired' wife PARIS. Tues. The wife of comooser Igor Stravinsky yesterday denied that he was "seriously 111" and said he was Just tired. She phoned from their Paris hotel to say: "Igor is absolutely all right, perfect. But his doctors tell him that he must have a restReuter - 69 words
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Article123 1963-05-22 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Tlgrai "The Tiger" Petrosiar. 33-year-old Armenian last night took the worlc chess crown from fellov Mikhail Botvinnlk after c duel lasting nearly twt months. PARIS: A French Journalist published a "manifesto for the defence of Press freedom" In which they complained of "systematic and arbitrary123 words
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118 1963-05-22 3 WASHINGTON. Gen. Lyman Lemnltzer. Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, said yesterday the Soviet Army was no longer a "cumbersome mass force" but a highly mobile one "geared to the realities of the atomic age.'' In testimony to the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs118 words
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Article, Illustration267 1963-05-22 3 OTTAWA, Tuesday. ilflß. DEAN RUSK, the U.S. Secretary of State, lfl called on Nato States today to p.'ace any differences they might have "on the table" and discuss them in an effort to reach a solution. In a speech on his arrival here forReuter - 267 words
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78 1963-05-22 3 LONDON, Tues. Mr. Reginald Maudling, Britain's Treasury chief said here today that expansion had started In Britain and confidence was getting stronger. He told the Association of Land and Property Owners at a luncheon: "If you judge not by statistics, but by theReuter - 78 words
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Article38 1963-05-22 3 CHICAGO. Tues. Sydney D Warshaw. 40. an atomic physicist at Argonne National laboratory, Lemont, Illinois was found shot to death on Sunday at his home. Authorities said he apparently took his own life.— UPl.38 words
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Article35 1963-05-22 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— A "small bomb" exploded in the back yard of the home of the U.S. Army Attache in Haiti on Sunday, the State Department said yesterday No one was hurt. UPI.UPI - 35 words
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Miscellaneous20 1963-05-22 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby f gave. rr« turn P^ Me.sfoset.r-f//^ J t»j« eicc ttn^x p^p« tin poc tuc B*jceg/20 words
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Advertisement189 1963-05-22 3 Pouffes jfjjjff^ IN CAMEL HIDE f* JVjRf &i MIDDLE-EAST aaaatafl J JlMt one of hundred* of items of Malayan, Indian A Indonesian handicrafts that we have at 108, ORCHARD RCAD ond at Raffles Hotel Am iA\ lj ty y J VINYL TILES MmW&^mt MMi mmL HOLMSUND PURE VINYL BQtil tiles189 words
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Article, Illustration320 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The deputy president of the second Industrial Arbitration Court, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, today issued an order directing the Commissioner of Labour to hold a secret ballot under the court's supervision to settle the issue of union representation among the workers of320 words
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Article318 1963-05-22 4 MEDICAL BODY URGES GOVT. TO IMPOSE RESTRICTIONS ON MALAYAN FOODS SINGAPORE, Tuesday TIIK Singapore Medical Association today called on the Government to "immediately impose restrictions on the import off foodstuffs from the Federation in view of the present cholera outbreak." In a letter to the Health318 words
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Article26 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Bicycle' Dealers' Association will celebrate its tenth anniversary with a dinner at the Empress Restaurant In Middle" Road on Sunday.26 words
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Article29 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Kang Leh Musical Association will stage a six -day run of a Chinese opera, "The Peacock's Dream." at the Victoria Theatre beginning Friday.29 words
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176 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A van driver. Lee Kuan Cheng was today acquitted by a district court in a case arising from a ratal accident opposite the Holy Family Church in East Coast Road one rainy evening. He was charged with causing the death of176 words
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Article123 1963-05-22 4 THREE DIE ON THE ROAD— IN ONE DAY SINGAPORE, Tues. A man and two six-year-old boys were killed in road accidents in Singapore yesterday. In the first accident, a boy. Lee Hong Hong, was knocked down by a car while he was crossing Prinsep Street at noon. He died an123 words
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Article164 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. i "THE sky over SiiigaA pore was overcast throughout the day, but only slight showers fell in various parts of the island between 7 a.m. and midnight. A spokesman for the Meteorological Department described the rain as "only a trace." The water164 words
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Article153 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police last night rounded up 13 more gangsters, believed to be involved in the recent crime wave. This brings to 42 the total number of suspects detained since police operations against the underworld began a fortnight ago. Last night's raids were conducted153 words
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Article59 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. Bernard E. Rodrigues has been elected chairman of Shell branch of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry. Other branch officials include Mr. Ahmad bin Ibrahim vice-chairman i. Mr. A. Aziz Karim i secretary!. Mr. Arias bin fcjanwusi las^bUtnt secretary). Mr. Austin Chi« f treasurer >59 words
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Article29 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Indian Association will hold a barbecue party at its headquarters in Balestler Road at 8 p.m. on June 2 to celebrate National Day.29 words
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Article236 1963-05-22 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A magistrate today ordered a schoolgirl to take back her engagement ring which she had left in the witnessstand, after testifying against her fiance in an assault case. The schoolgirl, icohaya binte Abdul Hamid. hud asked the magistrate. Mr. John Dorai Raj.236 words
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Miscellaneous163 1963-05-22 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ABRIVALS BO AC: Prom London. Rome, Damascus. Baghdad. Karachi. Calcutta. Rangoon (BA 730) 5.50 p.m. Japan Air Linen: Prom Tokyo. Hong Kong. Bangkok <JL 713) 615 p.m.; from Jakarta. (JL 714)163 words
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Miscellaneous160 1963-05-22 4 from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 9 p.m. DEPARTURES CPA: To Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok. Hong Kong. Manila (CX 736) 8 ajn. BO AC: To Kuala Lumpur. Colombo. Bombay. Baghdad. Istanbul. Dusseldorf, London <BA 793) 2.30 p.m.: to Jakarta. Darwin. Bydney. Auckland <BA 720 1 6.40 p.m. Garada: To Medan (OA 991160 words
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Article270 1963-05-22 5 PEOPLE ARE SHOWING GREATER INTEREST IN FAMILY PLANNING SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's birth rate has fallen by 8.5 per thousand compared with the rate five years ago. Dr. You Poh Seng, of the Department of Economics of the Tniversity of Singapore, has reported. On the other hand,270 words
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Article162 1963-05-22 5 ..r^ BRUNEI TOWN, Tuesday IMPORTANT documents, seized when rebel leader Jassin Affandi was captured near here by security forces last Saturday, will throw more light on the activities of the Brunei rebels before and after their revolt last December, according to a I reliable source.Reuter - 162 words
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185 1963-05-22 5 A. SRIPATHY - It's a boy! So Aussie I 1 battalion chalks up -the 100 A. SRIPATHY from vi ALACCA, Tues.— The Second Royal Australian Regiment, stationed at Terendak Camp, 13 miles from here, today had its 100 th Malayan-born baby. The mother is the wife of Private Mathew Wilson, of Black Town,185 words
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118 1963-05-22 5 University students to get own premises SINGAPORE, Tues. The new $250,000 Union House of the University of Singapore Students' Union will be officially opened by the Chancellor. Dr. Lee Kong Chian, on June 4. Guests at the ceremony will include the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, who is expected118 words
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93 1963-05-22 5 DAGGER IN PAPER FOUND AFTER ARRESTS KUALA LUMPI'R. Tues. A six-inch dagger wrapped in a newspaper was found in the possession of one of two young men arrested by two detectives in Pudu Road here today. Police said the men belonged to the Loong too Tone (dragon and tiger) secret93 words
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Article39 1963-05-22 5 LONDON. Tues.— lnchr Abdul Rahman bin Han Talib. Malaya's Minister of Health, arrived here yesterday from Germany for a two-day private visit. He has been attending the World Health Organisation conference in Geneva.— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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116 1963-05-22 5 Mechanic jailed on outrage charges SINGAPORE, Tues. A mechanic. Robert Chan. 30. was jailed for six months today by a mag i s trates court on two counts of outraging the modesty of two sirls. was jailed for six months on each charge. the sentences to run concurrently. Senior Inspector116 words
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168 1963-05-22 5 I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman will give a full review on the progress made towards the establishment of Malaysia to the Umno central executive committee at the Residency tomorrow night. He will deal specifically with the merger talks on financial168 words
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Article32 1963-05-22 5 PENANO. Tu*>B. Chin Yeang. M. us fined S2OO or five weeks' Juil here todny frr passesslng 6 o* raw oDium. It was found in his house in Arifßn Road.32 words
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Article53 1963-05-22 5 ALOR STAR. Tue.s. Mohamedj Zain bin Aman of Kelanlan today appealed unsuccessfully asainst a jail sentence of eight months passed on him on March 23 for retaining a stolen bicycle. Zaln submitted before the Kedah High Court that he had beeni wrongly accused. Mr. Justice Suffian53 words
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128 1963-05-22 5 NAIR ILL: DAILY-RATED PA Y INQUIRY ADJOURNED SINGAPORE. Tues. The third Mtting of the commission of inquiry on government daily-rated employees wa» adjourned today till Thursday because of the Illness of Mr. C. V. Dev.m Nair. representing the Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions Federation. The commission la now Inquiring into ;i128 words
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173 1963-05-22 5 IPOH. Tuesday I fT!HE United Democratic Party will test its x popularity in Perak for the first time in the town council elections at Teluk Anson and Taiping. In both towns the UDP will field candidates against the Alliance, the party's national vice-president.173 words
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177 1963-05-22 5 Aussie schoolboys visit Terendak Camp VIALACCA, Tues. A group of 15 young Australian ambassadors of goodwill to Malaya were special guests of i the 2nd Bn., Royal Aus- tralian Regiment, durj ing a recent visit to Terendak Camp The visitors, a West Australian schoolboy soccer team, all under 15 years177 words
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Article177 1963-05-22 6 Freshies urged: Report —abuses— SINGAPORE, Tues. 13 Malayan Undergrad, has Joined the ragging controversy with this advice to freshmen: "You have your rightsYou are entitled to some respect as individuals. "Report without fear any irresponsible or indecent behaviour on the part of any senior." The editorial said that last year177 words
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Article43 1963-05-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«. An fgi.ranfr Minister who takes an establiwd job overseas will be entitled^© the allowance* and privileges of an officer in the external affairs service. A Bill to thi» effect will be introduced in Parliament UiU week43 words
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93 1963-05-22 6 r pOKYO. Tues. The government has decided to invite about 20 youths from South-East Asian countries to Japan in October. One or two youths will be Invited from South Vietnam, India, Nepal. Ceylon, Pakistan. Singapore. Malaya Thailand. Burma Cambodia. Indonesia, the PhilippinesUPI - 93 words
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Article, Illustration344 1963-05-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tu«s THE Indian Government will continue to five general support for Malaysia despite a "sudden injection of various questions into the issue" within and outside the country, Mr. Dinesh Singh. India's Deputy Minister of External Affairs,344 words
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286 1963-05-22 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tv««. HTHE Constitution is to be amended to allow the States the same power as the Federal Government to legislate for special assistance connected with Islamic education. The proposed change is contained in a BUI to be presented to the House of Representatives on286 words
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Article119 1963-05-22 6 OORT DICKSON. Tues. L Work is going on round the clock to put the finishing touches to the $52 million Shell Refinery which the Yang di-Pertuan Be^ar of Negrl Sembilan will open on Saturday. The managing director of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group. Mr. H.119 words
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Article51 1963-05-22 6 SUNGEI PATANI n* A labourer. S. Muruga.»u. 41. «■>» hacked to death with an a\« during a fight at the railway stai.on here yesterday. Murugasu. who received two blows on the head, died before being taken to hospital. Police have detained a man and recovered a51 words
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Article191 1963-05-22 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS H.ird. W« (m mnmi FAMILY OF LATI Mr. biro Tee «cc thank relative.- .md friend* for tbrir ronrrrn in their MM bereavement lvftKi FAMILY OF LATt Sim Kirn tn» thank relatives and friends for tbeir condolences, nrealtia and kind attendant at t inrr.il H/1 FAMILY OF Ute Mrs. Kdna191 words
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Article78 1963-05-22 8 ANNOUNCEMENTS It llorti Sit i Minimum) MACIC MIST: Thati Alnrlck: nds I ><>ir home of unpleasant odoura to tr. «h. •'tr.'t-rmrllinK air. i AIRtHIPMENT MIAMI IO Vanity. 33 I tea. Orvleto Creation*. «*clu«>vt. Patented (eaturet! Shifta, Slacka art* Blouse* md SMrta iwunwaar. Kiveriii.ir garments. Two for one Value. ladies::: skin78 words
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Article76 1963-05-22 8 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS I Wm4t KM (Mim.) KNOW THE BIBLE B't'er we offei Corrmpondrnce Course on "Acts of the Arostlrs" tor iz Write Upward Palo. P.O. Box 902 K.L. VOUTM FOH CHRISI Ina-leain Kuala Lumpur FuDlic Kali* May 38th Tuesday, M Wednesday at Bukit Blnlaat Girls' Bcbool Ball. Bukit Bialang Rd..76 words
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Article638 1963-05-22 8 The financial arrangements with Singapore have been described by the Tengku as 'the only problem" which may prevent the keeping of the August date for Malaysia. It is not, of course, the only un- settled problem. Of at least j equal importance are the 1 common market'638 words
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Article356 1963-05-22 8 Soekarno is not the only president in recent times to have been offered office for life, but he is the first to accept- President Nkrumah turned down a similar invitation from the Ghana Parliament last September to be the permanent Osagyefo. expressing preference for fiveyearly elections. Ghana356 words
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Article199 1963-05-22 8 The scope for expanding the Malayan fishing industry is immense, but a pre-condition is the modernisation of equipment and methods. However, the majority of fishermen must modernise or the chances are that none will be able toThis point has been underlined by the banning of trawlnet fishing in Malayan199 words
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Article297 1963-05-22 8 Out of the sea, a new town UONG KONG. Tues.— A new town is soon to rise in this land-short colony from the sea off Aberdeen, a bustling fishing village on the southwest coast of Hone Kon; island. Known at present to the outside world for its picturesque "floating population"Reuter - 297 words
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Letter190 1963-05-22 8 \[Y grand-daughter was born In Kuala Lumpur on June 1. 1949 but through the unfortunate early death of her parents her birth was not reported. On her attaining the age of 12 years In 1961 I took her to the National Registration office to obtain for her190 words
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Letter106 1963-05-22 8 1 AM happy that you have voiced the need for "a combined appeal on behalf of all welfare organisations once or twice a year." Perhaps the proposed national welfare body would also consider that the time has come to Introduce a "Community Chest," which has raised large sums106 words
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Letter86 1963-05-22 8 ALL sportsmen, especially badminton fans In Singapore and Malaya, will surely admire the patriotism of Mr. Won* Peng Soon who has placed his services at the disposal of his country to train the next Thomas Cup team before consider- Ing an extension of his coaching in Canada. It86 words
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Letter63 1963-05-22 8 ENG ANN Garden Estate here has about two thousand residents. But it has neither a mobile post office nor a stamp vendor. There Isn't even a petl surat In the whole estate. The nearest petl surat Is near the bus station In Klang town, more than a mile63 words
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Letter106 1963-05-22 8 T*V SET owners are finding It not only a nuisance, but that it prevents them from getting to sleep early because neighbours and children Invade their homes to watch TV. To shut one's door against such an invasion would cause unpleasantness. To remedy this may I suggest that106 words
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Letter195 1963-05-22 8 MR. LEE KUAN YEW displays his customary venom towards journalists when he refers to Senator Tan iS.T. May 20 1 as "an impecunious journalist workIng in the Tiger Standard with Mr. S. Rajaratnam." I have known Mr. Tan for many years and I would not have chosen195 words
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Letter60 1963-05-22 8 THE residents of Llm Tua x Tow Road and Teck Chye Terrace would like to know what measures the Government Is taking In dealing with the hawker and traffic congestion at junction of these roads Nothing but filth and dust surround these roads. The hawkers should be removed60 words
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Letter74 1963-05-22 8 IAM seriously considering the formation of a Singapore Noise Abatement Society. I am convinced that this is tbe only answer to the noise problem. I am sure that such an organisation could have as much a following as tbe Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: our slogan could74 words
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Article, Illustration791 1963-05-22 8 The orphans of the co-op family by A STAFF WRITER KJALA LUMPUR, Tuasday Step-by-step assault starts on the weaklings... STILL-BORN co-operative children, sp&ken of earlier this year b> the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Khir Johari, are likely in future to find themselves lonely orphans. This, at least, is791 words
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Advertisement109 1963-05-22 8 HOHNER MELODICA i< ml f m Four models are now available from Singapore I atock: MELODICA SOPRANO Ton* range 2 chromatic octave*, with Greer Cardboard Box. JIS.M MELODICA ALTO I Tone roroe. 2 chromatic octave*, with Red Cardboard Box $17.30 MELODICA Piim-26 I "Fecket Plane", with 26 plastic Piann Keys109 words
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Advertisement154 1963-05-22 8 tfodfuha JAPAN'S No. 1 TV Look for the name p3^ZZZi~ 1 TOSHIBA iiST^ 'vj I c I You Enjoy Viewing >■ ftr I and hj We Do The Rest f J 4 ii t: Maintenance yiT^^^^™^r4 Rcplacementi I I Set-Top Aetial II MONTHLY RENTAL: I 14" TV 19" TV I154 words
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574 1963-05-22 9 Tax probe man tells of clerk who fainted j KUALA LUMPUR, Tues OFFICIAL of the Department of Inland Revenue told the Sessions Court here today that the clerk of an estate in Malacca fainted while handing over some documents to him. The official, Mr. V. D. Nair, rubber industry adviser574 words
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Article59 1963-05-22 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Straits Times Group today iwcrived $48.90 for the National Patriotic Fund bringing its total 10 date to $110,923.94. Latest donors* were: Staff of the Government English Girls' School. Kuala Kangsar. 522.20; UMNO Chawangan Sungkai. $23.70 and Mr. John Danker S3. Total contributions59 words
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Article53 1963-05-22 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A threatened strike by about 170 workers of the Alec Bus Company Ltd.. here is off. This follows talks between the representatives of the firm, the Transport Employers' Association, and the Transport Workers' Union of Malaya, at the Labour and Industrial Relations53 words
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Article231 1963-05-22 9 BLACKLEGS— UNION GIVES WARNING SINGAPORE, Tues. T"HE Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union today warned Praser and Co.. that it would resist all the company's attempts to bring in new employees to break the 65-day-old strike by its 29 members. In a statement Issued by its general secretary. Mr. P. Govindasamy.231 words
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Article42 1963-05-22 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The acting Director of Social Welfare, Mr. Goh Sin Tub. will speak on "The Scope for Voluntary Social Work in Singapore at a luncheon meeting of the V's Men's Club of Singapore at the Princes Restaurant on Saturday.42 words
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Article23 1963-05-22 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Nlranjan Singh, a former senior court interpreter, has been promoted Re--1 glstrar of the Civil District Courts I23 words
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Article, Illustration264 1963-05-22 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Three visiting British Labour MPs spent most of their time today studying the conditions under which political detainees in Singapore are being held. Mr. Fenncr Brockway, the Rev. Reginald Sorenson and Mr. Arthur Bottomley spoke to a number of264 words
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Article78 1963-05-22 9 New firms with $565 m —capital I KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Three hundred and ninety local companies with a total share capital of $565.5 11,000 were registered in the Federation last year, according to the annual report of the Registrar of Companies issued today. The number of local companies on the78 words
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Article169 1963-05-22 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. DOMINATIONS to the first two of the 47 town 11 council elections in the country will be held on Thursday. The nominations will be for the 15 wards in Seremban and nine in Kuala Pilah. Polling day is June 15. Nominations for the169 words
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76 1963-05-22 9 MERSING. Tues. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. said today he would arrange for experimental growing of grapes to see If they could be planted on a commercial scale in Malaya. He said this after visiting a vineyard belonging to Mr.76 words
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Article41 1963-05-22 9 KI'ALA LI'.MPI R. Tues. A Bill to prohibit the improper use of emblems, flags, photographs and drawings of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the RaJa Permaisuri Ajrong will be moved In the House of Representatives on Thursday.41 words
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Article, Illustration256 1963-05-22 9 European men have more sex appeal says June by 808 PERIES SINGAPORE, Tues. Singer June Mole, back In Singapore after a whirlwind continental tour, is convinced that European men have more sex appeal than Asian men. But wtth all their sex appeal. June confessed that she failed to find "Mr.256 words
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Article24 1963-05-22 9 SINQAPORE, Turs. Mr. O. Chandrasekarm has been elected president of the Kampong J.i\a branch of the Malayan Indian Congress in Singapore.24 words
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Advertisement51 1963-05-22 9 TENSE? ....able to work hard through the day, but just too tense to relax when it's time to enjoy yourself? If you feel like this. Scott's Emulsion is what you need SCOTTfe EMULSION fif contains Cod Liver Oil-Nature& finest food lonic Vl packed with health giving Vitamins A and D.51 words
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Advertisement118 1963-05-22 9 jJttk PcL&Ct/feMCb Dress with a flair while awaiting an heir from Pasadena's new collection ot ILLUSTRATED: Chinese-red evenelegance in waiting the flattering inj dress in light non-clinging and fashionable A-line which slims and nylon georgette with matching minimizes the figure. Many versions taffeta lining, specially designed to keep you looking118 words
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Miscellaneous503 1963-05-22 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE *^%£°ZoT K SHORT WAVE SERVICE RADIO MALAYA MPnriTM 4 wTvF%FRVirK NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIIM WAVE SERVICK SERVICE 41.7 metres 478 metres Aj^ ioo Time jjign,^ Nl»A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.01 gara-ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies: Morning Prelude; 7.15 News: 7.00 Tune Signal. The News; 7.20 Breakfast503 words
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Article, Illustration306 1963-05-22 10 Champagne flight of the new Friendship by TONY HERMON: Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday YIPs and the Press nibbled on caviar titbits washed down by champagne at 15,000 feet in a Malayan Airways Fokker F. 27 Friendship here today. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who did not go on the demonstration306 words
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Article, Illustration156 1963-05-22 10 4 We back Malaysia': NZ envoy repeats it SINGAPORE, Tues. The New Zealand Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. R. L. G. Challis. today reiterated his government's support for Malaysia. Mr. Challis. who arrived here last night, said he was pleased to be in Singapore at this time when the "historical development156 words
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Article42 1963-05-22 10 SUNOEI PATANI. Tues. Mi K D. Menon from Kuala Lumoui has been posted here as Conservn tor of Forest for Kedah. PerilPenang and Province Wellesley. j He succeeds Inche Din bin Ch< Eniby who has been transferred Johore Bahru.42 words
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Article146 1963-05-22 10 DEN AND. Tues.— A school lunch scheme to provide free meals for poor pupiu of primary schools in Penang has proved so successful that it Is being extended to Province Wellesley and Kedah. A spokesman of the Penang branch of the Malayan Council for146 words
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88 1963-05-22 10 KPSOM JLKP - Stray bull causes a stir at race track KPSOM JLKP Hv KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —A stniv bull caused a furore at the Kuala Lumpur rarecoursc this mornIng. Track work was hold up while the Srlarmor Turf Club secretary. Mr. A. 11. L. U'heeler, organised a bull hunt. The intruder was88 words
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Article34 1963-05-22 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A woman and 14 men were lined 525 each In a magi.-trate \s court today fur gambling at a coffee shop here on Jan. 18 at 2.45 a.m.34 words
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328 1963-05-22 10 Call for study in Malay medium at university SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE president of the University of Singapore Students' Union, Mr Gilbert Chai. has suggested the use Df the national language as a medium of instruction at university level. Speaking at a matriculation ceremony for freshmen at the university during the328 words
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Advertisement438 1963-05-22 10 Wf^^^ f^ M mLI Ida! Watch your baby thrive on FAREX the fe& J cereal food all children need to jrrow strongr r$ /"'ff rr«r,7/ and healthy. hi «S»iSg/ r 1 FAREX is a fine blend of three cereals which :«^'r provides body-building protein, vitamins, k. calcium, iron and other438 words
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Advertisement156 1963-05-22 10 Teachers agree that Sheaffer's pens write best! No* you too can have Sheaffer's quality for as little as $8/-, when you choose from Sheaffer's IMPERIAL range. Slim, light in weight, these hare many unique Sheaffcr features built-in: you nil the ink in a single strok.9 action, and to guard against156 words
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Miscellaneous318 1963-05-22 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. .The restraint of downcast 1. Want in some degree the wind cricketer "on a pair"? id). of change In written evidence 7. Seat chosen with care now 1 5. 3. oi. fixed on the return journey. 9. 1.0.M. play produced in Lcn- <a. it. don318 words
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494 1963-05-22 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman appealed today to employers to try to place blind people in suitable work. He was opening the Second Asian Conference on Work for the Blind here. Describing the conference as a landmark in the service to the494 words
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168 1963-05-22 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —There are 100.000 blind children of school going age in Asia and of these only 2.000 to 3.000 receive education in a few special schools. Mr. Leslie Kenneth Chrah, principal of the Princess Elizabeth School (for the Blind), Johore Bahru,168 words
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Article73 1963-05-22 11 PENANG. Tues—The Sen--1 ior Court President. Mr. K. Somasundram. today granted ball to three youths accused of robbery on condition they remained Indoors every night until their trial on June 28. Mohamed Jamil bin Hassan. 17, Abdul Razak bin Hamid, 17, and Mohamed Yusoff73 words
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Article30 1963-05-22 11 KOTA BHARU, Tues.—Tengku Abdul Rahman will be Riven a big welcome by Kelantan Alliance when he arrives here on June 7 to open the new $150,000 Umno building.30 words
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311 1963-05-22 11 Strategic S'pore and initiative of its people SINGAPORE, Tues.— A World Bank report today spoke of "Singapore's strategic position on the trade routes of the East, its magnificent harbour and the initiative, adaptability and resourcefulness of its people." The report, which referred to the banks grant of a $45 million311 words
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169 1963-05-22 11 Rain and another black raincoat hold-up DENANG, Tues.— Two girls and a man were held up by a youth wearing a black raincoat at the Junction of Khaw Sim Bee Road and Victoria Green last night. The robber threatened them with a dagger and escaped with $221 in cash and169 words
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Article79 1963-05-22 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I The report of the Federation of Malaya Society of Architects on the recent town planning proposals by the Federal Capital Commission will be ready at the end of i this month. It U> being drawn up by a committee of the society. The79 words
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Article, Illustration130 1963-05-22 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. L. L. Hasen, proprietor or the Selaneor Riding School, proudly holds the two-day-old foal Roger, which was born at the riding school at lUlu Slang It is believed that Roger is the first foal to be born in Selangor130 words
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197 1963-05-22 11 PENANG. Tues. —A| restricted resident i exiled from P^narnr and I PrOvtnc?Wen e esley g aner the 1957 city riots in George Town was jailed today for five months for returning to the g tate Gan Choi Peng, 24. pleaded guilty to entering Penan*197 words
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Advertisement186 1963-05-22 11 Light Compact Reliable the amazing FACIT 01-13 I Calculator 1 -kk ■> l.i W* Only slightly larger and heavier than a telephone, the ■mazing Faclt Cl-13 solves ■II your arithmetical pro* blems easily and accurately. Only 10 minutes to learn to operate it. Sturdy Swedish cteel construction, beautiful design. Oust186 words
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Advertisement124 1963-05-22 11 I pi Mk Jfk, f IRSI MORRI S ALL-STEEL MINI-TRAVELLER jftei «i s v -C^ V^^l Hi aV. w^^^ is ■fat^^jjEßi^B MLafc ,^^am BpJMMPi^IiufMJL "■■■i^^^ v^^^>^^/^vk^^^^B^^^^^B^^^| l '^i iSt m THIS IS THE TRAVELLER YOU CAN AFFORD This Morris Mini-Traveller is so versatile, so practical.... yet so thrifty! Amazingly low124 words
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Advertisement694 1963-05-22 12 11 ontinued from Pate 81 SITUATIONS VACANT Words SS (Mim.)— Box St ds. oxlro BOX A 1644 ST., K.L. position tilled. '.ts thanked WANTED: guaJlßed mechan'c for 11, -tailing outdoor and indoor aerials for T-V Receivers. Apply Kiving dei.uls of experience to Box A 6334 8.1.. 8 pore. WANTED a694 words
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Advertisement752 1963-05-22 12 SITUATIONS VACANT to Word* SS (Mim.) Box SO rfs. oxtrm SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK Fully conversant with all office routine required by Kuropean Import House Apply with full details of previous 'nee under Box A 6337 S.T.. B'pore. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Cbinene Salesman and Clerk for GnglneennK Kirm. Oood prospects for suitable752 words
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Advertisement851 1963-05-22 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Word* SS f Mim.)— Box St cts. oxtrm AVAILABLE ACCOMMODATION Kuli Board. Lodging and Dbotiy $400/I.m I persons). Please Apply Cameron "otel. 393- K'F Changl Road, near KAK Station. Spore. Tel: ***** DISTRICT 11: Klevat.d fully furnished attractive cosy 3 bedroom bunk'slow. 2 bathrooms. Large lounge, .separate dining851 words
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Advertisement766 1963-05-22 12 EDUCATION 10 Word* SS (Mim.)— Box it ct*. sjaSjsj MERCANTILE INSTITUTION, 2()9 Queen street. B'pore. New Bass ton English Language Literature Shorthand Book- Keeping Typewriting etc.. Holds j the highest record of success in all examinations Morning Afternoon and Evening Classes. LEARN NATIONAL LANGUACE I Malay Beginners' Classes. Morning/ Afti766 words
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Advertisement786 1963-05-22 12 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS TELEVISION fINOAPURA PROGRAMMES May 20— May 26 1 I tull details In this week's. RADIO WEEKLY. 1 1 Cot your cosy teday: Pries 30 Etßjgfl frem sll nswsagsnta. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20 Word* $i (Vin.)-Box St et*. oxtrm' SELECIE ROAO Shop mam road— j to be taken over with786 words
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Advertisement1134 1963-05-22 12 LOST tt Word* U (Mlm.t—Box tt cts. surtre LOST BOXBR OOG, fawn with white markings. Holland Road area Generous reward offered Call (B'pore) *****. BOATS. YACHTS FOR SALE 2t Word* SS (Mim.}— Box St et*. oxtrm SKI BOAT with 4U h.p. Johnson I I engine in excellent oadittoo for sale1,134 words
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Advertisement1011 1963-05-22 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE v (Mim.}— Mom it et*. oxtrm 1961 CONSUL 31$. 1961 r' 'Taunus 17m. Chrytler Valiant. Hlllman Btationwagon. i960 M O/Rekord 4-Door, Consul de luxe, Wolseley 15/60. Bireca Klysee, 195S Pennant. Pontiac (Aircondltionedi. 1956 Vanguard. 258 Orchard Road. S pore. Phone *****. I I VSSPA SCOOTERS Vsisa Seeetsrs1,011 words
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Advertisement787 1963-05-22 12 CURIOS > Word* SS (Mln.t—Box SO rf«. >tln CHINESE CURIOS, CRAFTS. Bl.ckood (urtilture/Nankln marbte-pebr-ie c. Obtainable Ying Kee Hong. <v. pper Nankin Street. I dot. lei. HaY TEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC. r Word* Si (Mim.} Hnx Ml ds. rxlro MASSACE AND TURKISH-BATH < enmbalh*, S7-A. Victoria street net ioc Uras I'jsan787 words
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Advertisement1492 1963-05-22 13 TO LIVERPOOL ft WEST COAST U.R-i Out S'oora Saiii P. S'hta Nnana Aiax Luerpaal, Glasgcw S«i. U May IS May 24/21 Mai 21 ADRASTUS Avonmouth. literyatl fill. 35 May 24 May 25/ 1 ELPENBR Lxirnil, Glatfow Ma, 21 JIM 2 Jbii 4 EUMAEUS Mars., I'Mtl, Havra. H'burg Mia 5 MM1,492 words
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Advertisement1389 1963-05-22 13 THE L A. C. LIMESSAILINCS TO CENOA, LE HAVRE. HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP. ROTIEROAM. AMSTERBAM. OSLO, COTHENBURB ANB _COPEHHACEN. AV***¥\ Spora P. S'nam Penang h(\S3y\ "FALSTRIA" li 6 25-21/25 May 21/21 Ma, 2111 May r*l)©l:Js! "SIIONCA" it II May, 4 JaM 5/ 7 JMt I 1 Jim ViNivSy JUIiANUIA" 21/24 Jill1,389 words
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Advertisement1484 1963-05-22 13 benEJ^iene EXPRESS SERVICE TB LBNBON, LIVERPOOL > CONTINENTAL PBRTI. Start P. I'tuja 'man j lENMACDHUI (M) k"kw|. L'lM. Kama, M'trt. C. 13 May 21 May 24 21 Ma, 21/ 1 j lENLUMUN(j.(t.ujj L pill. Roam. Null. N'karg Ma, n/21 May 11/ I Jum a/ s BENGLOE lE.LJ LMdaa, MM. Ilialirg1,484 words
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Advertisement1107 1963-05-22 13 MeAUSTER <Sc CO.. LTD. W_, Teh Na. ***** 11.1.HM011 UMB «Jt KLAVINESS LINI r^* > LtrJBBH, NAMBURB. ROnEMAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, kuvu. rrau a mibdusumjgb Seattle. Vancouver a porilahb. CITT OF WELLINGTON t AcceptiM urge ler CeatraJ t SaiU) Aamca. 24/27 May 21/K May 11 Maj/jjMa i BRONXVUU CITYOFOUmI4>1,107 words
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648 1963-05-22 14 From Our Market Correspondent npHE Malayan Stock Ex--1 change yesterday was characterised by a strong industrial section which continues to make Rood gains in the face of the weight of baying power which is developing in proportion to the number of counters available. Looked648 words
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Article23 1963-05-22 14 Malayan Stock Indices: Mar May 21 Industrials 110.9! 111.78 I in, 116.04 115.56 S rubbers: 116.2t 116.60 Dee. 29, 1952 IM.23 words
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Article810 1963-05-22 14 (COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlea* (S.OOO) SL> S2. <3.000) 52.83; laat Smcltmi 5.1.50 8-L. 53.4S 81-. (3.000) $3.30 D. 13.000) $3.52 D. (1.000) SS.4B. (11.000)810 words
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276 1963-05-22 14 STRAITS tin fell more sharply yesterday by $1.12 i to $453 per picul on an estimated offering to 240 tons which was unchanged. In London on Monday apart from carries, the tin market was quiet, but basically steady with a tendency (or276 words
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Article46 1963-05-22 14 Further April rubber crops included: London Asiatic 2.039.000 lb.. raUling 1.567.000 Ih Golden Hope 1.206.000 lb. CaMlefield <Klanr.i 313.000 Ib. Hoacote 276.000 1b Hindinc* 99 597 Ib.. Inch Kenneth Kajang 150 000 1b Kemasul 37 500 lb and Kinta Kella* Rubber 130 700 lb46 words
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Article113 1963-05-22 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. •J»HE sharp market soiirialiT maintained its steady undertone, but tails shaded rises. llenrt Jonr« featured with first sales of rimus to new 48s. 6d. ANZ Rank had no sellers after the announcement of a premium issue at 565. 3d. Oils and ba»e mrtaN while loans continued113 words
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Article217 1963-05-22 14 SHIPS ly.ru alorvvirlc the Sintapar* wharvat tortjv Ml I < North. BMBaaJM I IS**) N.W. 3. MalniK 42' CI. Moontr 10 11. '.i.nville 1 "J. S'.'ite of M flT.t* 4*>. Halldis 6/7, President Pier, c Asmara 4 S. Kmpire, Unnnrt JI/22. Calchan 44. Marital Baku* I 2.217 words
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Article22 1963-05-22 14 MAY 21. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 75{ cents (unchanged). TIN: S4;>B (down i 51. 125). Estimated unofficial offering »40 tons (unchanged).22 words
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Article148 1963-05-22 14 "I-M* Malayan defiant* linti' Ass*elallwi mad* the** criangta In Its ratca to nwrcbanta yesterday (aU ratas to *100>: Ntw y.rk: buying TT 32 11/18. airmail OD 33 13 16. 00 d'«t 33 1/16 credit bills. 33 3/16 trad* bill*. Canada: buying TT 33 s 'lts, tlrma.ll OD 35148 words
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Article245 1963-05-22 14 JUNE frrat (ran. rukbar buy,,. l.*.k. tieaad at 5 p.m. In Slrntaawrt and Kuala Lumpur yetterday at 73J rent* \>vr lb. unchanged The tone inactiva. seen A. and F.m.r.e. cietms prieta In etnt* par lb. yetttrdayi Int 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b. buyer* 7l» .irllcrg HI; Int. 1245 words
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Article151 1963-05-22 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION!) Maj H Ihree Months. Daataß* R Sin» Eta* 21 eta. P N. Oammon 14 ell Hume ord» It eta, s Darby 4*l, Hume pn-r« 14 oU C Rtorii»e<|al J. Wituith II eta. <i li.i.non 1 t M Kre«v.lort< Sh. II IK. 15. M. Cement in eta.151 words
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Article71 1963-05-22 14 /'HINEtE Praduci Eierunir. Jnui- par* noon pncia pir picul yaatar- day: Cecenut eil: milk $421 aellers. drum $45i sellers. Capra: May. June i"X Continent $27 Buyer* Pepper: Muntok white (152) Keller*. Sarawak trhlt* 1150 aellert. special Sarawak Mark s, garhlrd Lampong blai-k ikiTi sellrr* Ar>T\ $117t seller." Imuttri71 words
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Advertisement1111 1963-05-22 14 >^ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA. LTD. U.tS.A. Faoitio. Atlamie. •> Oreai Lake* »trvtct LAM Loaot ETA ttA EIA kIA EIA kaaiaawa Mart 27 21 Ma) II 31 Mjj 21 Jim 21 Jim 2 Jll) II Jtl) 1 Aag "llli«ii Mara 25 a I*** 21 M JtM 21 Jtl) 21 Jai 311,111 words
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Advertisement964 1963-05-22 14 [*°ioRIENTl LINES l TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM S.S. "ARCADIA" (30.000 tons fully airconditioned stabilised) Depart, n, SINGAPORE 6th June 1963 Arrivint LONDON 26th June 1963 via Bombay, Aden, Port Said t Naples. Limited First t Tourist Class Accommodation Available Apply to your Trovel Agent, or to:— ISLAY KERR964 words
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Advertisement261 1963-05-22 14 )pi£ THAI LINES Frsa: HMSiM, Ran Oriem, Baltiatrt t Ne* Ytrk «ia Jitt. Fir: Us Atfiiti, US. titti, Ntw Ytrk. Psilattlitia via BatgkM, NMg «r»f h. York P Sham Sport L. Angtlts N Yom "UNOINE 1/4JSM S/7JWS 12 Mi) 31 Ml) "NICETO BE LARRINASA" 22 Ma) 2/ 1 Ml) 4/261 words
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Advertisement788 1963-05-22 15 NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF .■i .-.ii to imh tn*t us num THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA KXNo". Ino1 no a ioi'«?er a emp'loyed s^ Dl THK HIGH COIKT AT BIT Wl a Storeman in our Company and i\ BANKRUPTCY (W.E.A.0.1 i-s not authorised, under no cir- \O I OK788 words
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Advertisement266 1963-05-22 15 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN I 111 HIGH COUBT AT ML'AR IN BANKKI'PTCY NO. t OF IMS I Re: Will lIN BIN KHALI D of P.W.D.. Batu Pataat, Junior I Technical Assistant Date ot Receiving Si Adjudication Orders 6.4.63. Date of Order lor Summary266 words
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Advertisement874 1963-05-22 15 NOTICES RE ALAN MARSHAL FORSCUTT DECEASED Pursuant to tbe Trustee Act. l9Zi (as amended) NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any debts, claims or demands against or an interest in the estate of Alan Marshal Forscutt late of The Bungalow. Linsum Estate. Rantau. Negri Sembilan.874 words
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Advertisement796 1963-05-22 15 NOTICES BANK HOLIDAY The Banks in the Federation r>f Malaya will be closed for busmen on Friday. 24th May. 1963— FIRST DAY OF MUHARRAM. CHAIRMAN. Exchange Banks' Association of the Federation of Malaya. TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT IPOH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that it is proposed under Section796 words
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Advertisement747 1963-05-22 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Steel Framework For Pineapple Canning Facterv at Pekan Nenas. Johorr. For The Federation Of Mala>a Pineapple fanner. Co. Ltd. rite' closing date for lenders lor the above has been extended frrrn noon on Thursday the 30'h May 1963 to NOON ON THURSDAY THE 6TH JUNE 1963. SELANGOR747 words
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Advertisement614 1963-05-22 15 1 NOTICES NOTICE 1 WbUfe every endeavour is made I 'to pu&llsti advei tuteaienis oq itx dates requested It is aot always passible to adberv to specified dates for insertion due to pres- 1 sure of space. The Puollsners j therefore reserved the ngtu to I arrange alternative dates tor614 words
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Advertisement39 1963-05-22 15 THoSE WHO KNOW BtfV f 1 izMzl M MIRE-PURCHASE M AND RENTAL f AVAILABLE 1 /l6'27XE\ PUBLIC ELECTRIC CO. 338, Bolestier Rd.. Spore 12 Tel: ***** LEE ONN JEWELLERS 206-208. South Bridge Road, Singapore. Tel: 7421 8, 7421 939 words
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Article48 1963-05-22 16 PENANG. Tues. Results In the Penang Chinese R.C. lawn tennis 1 championships: Men's singles Ist round Ob Lock Heng bt Goh Keng i Tian 6-2. 6-4; Heah Eng Guan bt Lee Leong Chye 6-4. 1-6. 6-1: Goh Keng Eok v Tan Seng Jin 8-10. 6-3 (unfinished).48 words
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Article119 1963-05-22 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore AAA president Willy Meyer yesterday made an urgent appeal for public donations to enable tiie association to send a team to the Malayan open championships at Ku.l.i Lumpur in August. •\Vc have accepted the I FMAAUs invitation as this will 11.- the last opportunity119 words
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Article381 1963-05-22 16 KEN FERNANDEZ - KEN FERNANDEZ; RAZAK CUP HOCKEY By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday OELANGOR and Negri Sembilan. arch rivals of the current hockey season, will play their most important match at Seremban's Station padang on Sunday (5.15 p.m.). The match will decide the central zone championship in the Tun381 words
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Article, Illustration352 1963-05-22 16 FEOH ENG TATT - FEOH ENG TATT; NOW LETTER GOES TO FAM TO FIND OUT IF THEY ARE STILL KEEN ON MERGER, HE SAYS By Singapore. I Tuesday CAf- A president Hussein bin Kamari said today he was surprised by the FAM's announcement on Sunday that Singapore and Malaya would field separateReuter - 352 words
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239 1963-05-22 16 KIM SWEE SPARKS A THLETIC VICTORY SOCCER MUUI ATH. 2 lIXI.I I 1 CINOAPORE. Tues.— Quah Kirn Swee and Majid Ariff. Singapore's chief scorers in the 11-0 rout of Kelantan on Sunday, were in opposing sides today. Kirn Swee had better luck than his international team-mate, helping Chinese Athletic to239 words
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Article76 1963-05-22 16 LONDON. Tues— Reiulus of English League soccer matches played last night: Dlv. I— Blackburn 3 Tottenham! 0: Notts Forest 3 Manchester United 2. Div. 3— Hull 1 Notts Co. 1; Port Vale 2 Bristol Rovers 0: Shrewsbury 2 Coventry 1; Southend 1 Crystal 0. Dlv. 4 Chester- fieldReuter - 76 words
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Article115 1963-05-22 16 -TABLE TENNIS SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Pa*lstan Table Tennis Federation plan to send a six-man team on a tour of Burma. Singapore. Malaya Indonesia. South Vietnam, Thai land and Ceylon from Beptembor The PTTP have asked the Singapore Table Tennis Association to arrange for two Internationa! matches as115 words
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Article, Illustration213 1963-05-22 16 "IT'S ALL OVER." said Stirling Moss, announcing his retirement earlier this month. "My race is run." All over? On the track. yes. But the same spirit and courage and honesty that made him the world's greatest race-driver are in every line of STIRLING MOSS"S STORY which213 words
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Article339 1963-05-22 16 T NATIONAL DAY 'GAMES' in STORE (2INGAPORE. Tues.— A grand "Festival of Sport" has been arranged as part of the Singapore National Day (June 3) celebrations. The programme .vaa plannefi by the Singapore Ama teur Sports Council, with the co-operation of the variou» sports controlling bodies. On the opening day339 words
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Advertisement539 1963-05-22 16 CONTRACTORS-MINERS- GARAGEMEN-HEAVY-DUTY /Afl'fMlTVPFii Lr-dIEiLKMJ I YrC4 UGHT WEIGHT ELECTRIC mmW^ welder 1 Guoron'tcd 6 months System* 1^ J m Instont, pa lent pri 'ijjl I m current vanotion it through single switch W suitable for 6 to 16 Size 18" x 12" x 6". /^f^\ ISO «w»n*a*.f tym t HIW539 words
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Advertisement145 1963-05-22 16 fleW TREATMENT fifivfis COLDS and FLU PARACETAMOL relieves aches and pains and reduces feverish- T?>* ness PHENYLEPHRINE ~fll clears blocked nasjl t^ passages jL «W to meet the increased V need for this vitamin during an infection _-—^^HT* J helps to counteract that H^^l i :^t/ 'run down' feeling helps145 words
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Article, Illustration2432 1963-05-22 17 Epsom Jeep - TOP SPEC IN LOW DIVISION LOOKS SET FOR 'DOUBLE' Epsom Jeep RACING by BEST BETS are Rubinj (Race 2). Nearco Star l ßace 5 i and Top Spec i Rjce 6). The going: yielding to toft. TOP SPEC (Race 6) is handicapped in the lowest division (Div. 4) of Class2,432 words
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Article139 1963-05-22 17 fcPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER SWEET IS Tin Invest Hercutes FLYING SPECWinoro Tin Invrst WINORO Sweet Eifhtern Hercules KIBINA Lord Lucan Sarina BAMANETTE Lord I.ocan Director DIRECTOR Malaya Rubin* Race 3 MALAY FILM The ConcYetor Shamrock CONCRETOR Yes Master MaUy Film CONCRETOK Shamrock Chenrai Bata ice 4 PARI139 words
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Article154 1963-05-22 17 I ONDON. Tues. The French colt Corpora for whom Le.ster Piggott has been engaged to ride, came in three points to 7-1 in last night's callover on the Epsom Derby to be run on May 29. He ended two points longer than the (avourite. Relko, whoReuter - 154 words
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472 1963-05-22 17 CRICKET ONDON, Tues. In complete contrast to the bright cricket of Saturday, MCC, facing the West Indians' first innings total of 306, crawled to a dreary 120 for five before bad light ended play at Lord's yesterday. Play hadReuter - 472 words
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262 1963-05-22 17 PARIS, Tuesday. OOY Emerson. (Austral.a). the world's top amateur, recovered from tha verge of defeat to beat Nicola Pietrangeli (Italy). 6—B. 4—6. 6—l. 6 3, 6 4. and clinch a place in the men's singles semi-finals at the French tennisReuter - 262 words
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Article144 1963-05-22 17 CULLEN GOES DISTANCE WITH CHAMP LONDON. Tues Maurice Cullen. modest. 25-year-old miner, confounded the majority of boxing opinion by making world ranking Dave Chamley go the full 15 rounds to retain his British lightweight title here last night The decision, after 45 highspeed minutes, had a mixed reception. There couldReuter - 144 words
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Advertisement76 1963-05-22 17 From every point off view it s Lufthansa. Down to the smallest detail. Lufthansa chefs cater for your needs, even to giving you that so-hard-toget four minute egg for breakfast. And every aspect of Lufthansa's service be it first class Senator or Economy is equally unsurpassed from every point of76 words
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Advertisement160 1963-05-22 17 WIRE MOPE Approved by: /o^\ Register «Kj« of Shipping viP>' SOLE AGENTS FOR SINGAPORE MALAYA: CHIN HO CO.. (MALAYA) LTD. 124-126. ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE TELEPHONES: *****-4 MANUFACTURED BY: HONG KONG STEEL ROPES, LTD. HOCK BEE PARK HOUSING SCHEME. PINJi LANE. IPOH. Bookings now open for 38 semi-detached houses at Pinji160 words
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Article, Illustration512 1963-05-22 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. I I 1 IK Federation Government was so concerned with the welfare of the people of Singapore that it had gone out of its way to help the PAP Governjnehl make a success of the merger referendum. Senator T. 11. Tan s;iid512 words
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Article30 1963-05-22 18 OTTAWA. Tues.— Lord Home, the British. Foreign Secretary, said tod;iy that Britain intended to re- main strong and rich enough to support its own nuclear deterrent. i30 words
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Article16 1963-05-22 18 TEL AVIV. Tues.— Mr. Zalmar Shazar. 73. was today elected Israel's President.16 words
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129 1963-05-22 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Scores of policemen and troops were out at dawn today guarding main highways, police stations and other strategic points throughout the island in a joint police-military exercise. The troops wore full battle-dress and were armed with rifles fixed bayonets. Two helicopters fleu129 words
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Article207 1963-05-22 18 LONDON. Tues The West Indian cricketers beat MCC by 93 runs with half -an-hour to spare I in their three-day match which ended at Lord's today. Scores: West Indians 306 and 79-1 dec. MCC 120-5 dec. and 172. Results of other matches ending loaay were: At207 words
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Article, Illustration127 1963-05-22 18 ■TUALA SELANGOR, Twos. A young mother, her four-year-old son and a five-year-old nephew were killed instantly last night when they were struck by lightning during a storm. The woman, Nafsiah binte Wardi, 26, was carrying her 11--month-old daughter, Aziah. The shock jolted her from her127 words
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Article382 1963-05-22 18 LONDON. Tues. The current election talk continued to restrain stock markets today and although one or two leading industrials hardened In the afternoon, small falls predominated on the day. GUtedged .securities again drifted lower on lack of interest but the tone at the close was a little firmer.382 words
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395 1963-05-22 18 Approved: Menasseh gift of hospital to Israel SINGAPORE, Tues. charitable gift made by the late millionaire Mr. Isaac Menasseh Meyer, under his will to build and run a hospital in Israel out of the proceeds of the sale of Meyer Chambers in Raffles Place, was approved by the High Court395 words
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Advertisement115 1963-05-22 18 ADVERTISEMENTS rH, |M HI—I PMEV -LCE lon of Mr. ip.i Un Pb»J i tad v.ik. Bern il i.f Mr. .met Mr*. L*-.- Kurij C f CAMY GENEVA SWISS SPECIAL NEW MODEL-SQUARf-AUTOMATIC- WATERPROOF WITH CALENDAR. WORLD FAMOUS SWISS WATCH ITS ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFULLY H DESIGNED. AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING WATCH DEALERS.115 words
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Miscellaneous41 1963-05-22 18 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pm. .on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highettt Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 77 Kota Bharu 93 75 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 93 73 Malacca 91 75 Singapore 88 7541 words
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