The Straits Times, 6 June 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times ,'>. '"^7^! Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1963. £> 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    BUILD-UP GOES ON
    636 1 Confrontation over, says Tengku, but... 'WE ARE FREE AND MUST BE ABLE TO DEFEND OURSELVES: WE HAD NO PLANE TO SEND POLICE TO BRUNEI. KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday r>iONFRONTA\J TION is over, but Malaya's defence build-up goes on. Tengku Abdul Rahman, tired but happy, announced this tonight on
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    Lock icon Pope lies in state
    73 1 WITH' I Swiss guard standing guard. Pope John XXIII lies in state in front of the main altar and above the tomb of the first Pope, St. Peter, in St. Peter's Basilica. Here ill this spot stood Pope John's throne when he presided over the second
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    Lock icon Trial run by tanker to Canton for water
    198 1 Trial run by tanker to Canton for water OONG KONG, Wed. A small tanker will soon be sent on a trial run up the Pearl River to collect water from China, the Hong Kong Government announced tonight. The vessel, of 2.000 or 3.000 tons, will bring Its precious cargo to
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    Acid attack on youth by gang
    40 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Teo Ken* Urn. 19, mas attacked by an acidihrowlng gang near a market in Lorong 26. Geylang, thi« afternoon He wao burned oti the face, neck and chct Hi> condition U Mrioufc.
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    Pope: Flags half-mast
    25 1 KUALA LUMPUR. We*. The Federation flag wrlli be flowi at hall-maM throughout the country tomorrow for the funeral of Pope Jofcn I
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    PEACE: NAVY NOW ADJUSTS ITS ROLE
    88 1 PEACE: NAVY NOW ADJUSTS ITS ROLE JAKARTA. Wednesday. THE Indonesian Navy will "adjust" its activities in accordance with the agreement last week in Tokyo between President Soekarno and Tengku Abdul Rahman, a Navy spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman, Ltd. -Col. Ambardy, told the Antara news agency that the Navy "always
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    Subandrio: We still oppose Malaysia...
    259 1 Subandrio: We still oppose Malaysia... SINGAPORE. Wednesday. INDONESIA'S Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, to--1 night reiterated his country's opposition to Malaysia but stressed that the Tokyo "summit" had "created a spirit of friendship and understanding" conducive to settlement of problems in Dr. Subandrlb, who flew In from Hong Kong with his
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    Malayan team for Manila
    46 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An advance party of five of the lima n Malayan delegation to the foreign ministers conference in Manila left here by air today. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Raxak. and the rest of the delegation will leave tomorrow.
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    Fares going up
    25 1 LONDON, Wed— Londoners will have to pay about 10 per cent more for their train, bus and underground fares from June 23
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    CHOLERA: ANOTHER CASE
    45 1 Xl \l.\ 1.l MPIR, Wed One new cave of suspected cholera was today Admitted to the Tangkak Hospital. This bring* the total number of cases to 44)9. A totai of 27t people have now been discharged. The death toll remains at IS.
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    It's a girl—and King is a grandpa
    68 1 It's a girl— and King is a grandpa KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong became a grandfather for the first time on his official birthday today. His daughter, Sharifah Salwa (above), gave birth to a girl this morning at the Jdhore Bahru General Hospital. Her husband is Tengku Sulaiman,
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    My happiest birthday gift
    821 1  -  the King -by KUALA LUMPUR Wednesday. 'pilK no-confrontation agreement reached in Tokyo between Teagku Abdul Rahman and President Soekarno was today described by the Yang (li-Peituan AgQflfl as the "happiest birthday gift" he could ever have received. In a broadcast to the nation, the King, 43
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    Tin shoots up to £920
    180 1 Tin shoots up to £920 I ONDON. Wed. Tha spot tin price on the London metals market today surged to £920 after reaching £910 yesterday. The price, the highest for just over a year, now stands at £10 above the figure at I which the Buffer Stock manager is allowed
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    Pickets at the CID
    66 1 SINGAPORE. Wed— Pickets wer« put up in front ol the CID headquarters and the Central Police Station at midnight as about 100 civilian police workers went on strike following the breakdown rf negotiations for better terms of 1 service. be workers comprising t*le- printer operator*, cierks
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    STOP PRESS IRAN MARTIAL LAW
    40 1 STOP PRESS IRAN MARTIAL LAW TKIIKRAV \\<d Ir.m (iovcrnmrnt drrlarri martial law in Teheraa tonight after troops roliqidu> demonstrators from mala itreeta durinK riots In «hiih 'ii people killed i>r iniurtil mil rrumrnt buildings si itn fire Rrutrr (Sri- I".
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Phouma agrees to meet his Red halfbrother
      146 2 VIENTIANE. Wed. Prince Souvanna Phouma, Prime Minister of the Laotian Coalition Government, has agreed in principle to a new meeting with his Communist halfbrother. Prince Souphanouvong, to try to settle the Laotian political crisis, it was disclosed yesterday. The meeting. If it Is
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      Lock icon Arsonists destroy 38 houses and shops
      102 2 Arsonists destroy 38 houses and shops JAKARTA, Wed. A fire which destroyed 38 houses and shops, most of them Chinese-owned, in the north Sumatra town of Tandjung Berlngin appeared to have been started deliberately. Antara news agency reported yesterday. One hundred and eichty-six people were left homeless by the blaze,
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      Drunken soldiers kill two
      67 2 J^LISABETHVILLE (Katanga), Wed.— A mob of drunken Congolese Army troops terrorised the copper mining town of Kolwezl on Monday night, killing two people and seriously Injuring three others. For two hours about 20 soldiers drove through the streets of Kolwezl, shooting at passers-by, stopping cars and
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      Lock icon Ramani's plea: Pay up to keep UN alive
      453 2 MALAYA APPEALS TO REDS ON BEHALF OF SMALLER STATES UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday. appealed to the Soviet Union yesterday to abandon its far-fetched arguments and accept the General Assembly's decision that peace-keeping expenses of the U.N. were a charge upon all member states.
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      Lock icon Men riot against plans to free women
      100 2 TEHERAN, Wed.—Pox lice last night banned all religious demonstrations and processions after rioting against the Shah's plans to emancipate women. A total of 130 people were arrested during the demonstration by several thousands. A police communique said the demonstrators had attacked two women
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      Cyclone: Appeal by Red Cross
      65 2 OENEVA. Wed.— The International Red Cross yesterday appealed to all members to help victim* of the cyclone which killed 10.000 people and made hundreds of thousands homeless in East. Pakistan last week. The League of Red Cros.< Societies said the Pakistan Red Cros* urgently needed
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      Lock icon Demand to seize British interests
      67 2 JAKARTA. Wed. The new* agency Antara reported yesterday the Youth Front. West BUBkUra has demanded in a letter to tinGovernment, the seizure of Briti>h interest.-, in Indonesia as a reclorocal measure acalnst "barbaric arts" of the army in North Borneo and the alleged shelling of
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      Lock icon Diem alerts his troops, police
      270 2 Diem alerts his troops, police SAIGON, Wed.— More than 1,000 troops and riot police, backed by armoured units, patrolled the streets of Hue today to prevent possible religious rioting. The city was put under virtual martial law after troops used bayonets and grenades to break up demonstrations by protesting Buddhists,
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      Will lose toe tips
      41 2 NEW DELHI. Wed— Two Ameican Mount Everest summit limbers. Barry Bishop and Willam Unsoeld. are responding lell to new anti-frostbite drug md may lose "only the tips of everal toes." a doctor at Katnandu Hospital said yesterday.
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      Lock icon WIVES AND CHILDREN JOIN DOCK PICKETS
      201 2 MANILA, Wednesday. WIVES and children of the striking dock workers yesterday Joined th.; picket lines at the main entrances to the dock area here. The Filipino dock workers have been picketing the I docks since May 7 to support their demand that the Philippine
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Hope lost FOR MISSING 101
      281 3 Hope lost FOR MISSING 101 ANCHORAGE (Alaska), Wed.— Search and rescue teams gave up all hope yesterday that there might be any survivors from the military-chartered DC7 that went down in the Gulf of Alaska with 101 men, women and children on board. "There are no survivors/ said Lieut.-Ccidr. Owen
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      U.S. astronauts
      20 3 WASHINGTON. Wi-d. The National Spare Agency said yesterday it will recruit 20 to 15 new astronauts this year.
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      Lock icon Their last respects to the Pope
      214 3 Their last respects to the Pope tfATICAN CITY, Wed. Crowds of ordinary people tiled into St Peter's Basilica today to pay their last respects to Pope John XXIII lying in state in the world's biggest church. The body, clad in pontifical red robes with a golden mitre is on a
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      Lock icon The Toynbee plan to free humanity from hunger
      500 3 KENNEDY GIVES 'GUIDE LINES 9 WASHINGTON, Wed. Professor Arnold Toynbee, the British historian, said yesterday that the struggle to free humanity from hunger could not be won "unless the planet's hundreds of millions of wives and husbands voluntarily decide to regulate the
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    Girl with a dog to match...
    85 3 Girl with a dog to match. THE long-haired lass with the dog to match Is 21-year-old Wendy Schofield. who is a canine beautician. Wendy. of Hale, has built up quite a business making pooches smoochy. She started when she was 17. and now has her own i.hop. van and two
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    Lock icon Boy, 3, is the size of a man
    65 3 MOSCOW. Wed. A Russian boy aged three already welshs more than eight stone and has a chest measurement of nearly 43 inches, the size of a burly fullgrown man. t:ie Dewa agency Tass reported today. He stands about 3ft. Tin. tall, and
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    Lock icon 'Cleo' producer sues
    57 3 'Cleo' producer sues NEW YORK. Wed. Film producer Waller Warmer today nled a suil claiming U5t2.660.303 damages from 20th Century-Pox Film Corporation over his removal as producer of the film Cleopatra. He also asked for an injunction to bar t'ne release of the film (premiere: June 12) until he hai
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    Pilgrims die in bus crash
    40 3 MEXICO CITY. Wed -Sixteen people were killed yesterday, including five children, when a bun chartered by Roman Catholic pilgrims went off the highway near here and plunged 50tt. into a gorge. Forty-five passengers were injured—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Super jets
    39 3 PARIS. Wed. Pan American Airways has ordered six Concorde aircraft, the supersonic let airliner being designed jointly by ihe French and British aircraft industries, a spokesman for SudAviatton. the nationalised French aircraft construction company, said yesterday. Reuter.
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    Quick look round
    196 3 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BA£B. Wed— The U.S. Air Force yesterday successfully launched an Atlas Intercontinental ballistic missile on a 4.000-mile test flight to a predetermined target area in the Pacific Ocean. NEW YORK: Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York said yesterday he still considered himself a potential
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    Lock icon Kennedy to propose new law against colour bar
    203 3 Kennedy to propose new law against colour bar WASHINGTON. Wed. President Kennedy's Civil Rights Bill to Congress next week is expected to include a bar on discrimination in hotels, restaurants, s hops, theatres and other business with interstate commerce. The White House formally announced *yester* day the President would propose
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    DEADLOCK: STRIKE DECISION TODAY
    441 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Amalgamated Union of Public Employees and the Singapore Medical Services Union today held their second round of talks at the Labour. Ministry, but were unable to reach agreement- on the issue of union representation of some 1,000 nurses. Meanwhile, the AUPE's strike notice
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    Puan Noor's radio appeal
    71 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Singapore Red Cross Society will hold its flag day on Saturday. A broadcast appeal to the public on tola will be made by the president, Puan Noor Aishali. wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, tomorrow night at 7.10 p.m. The society had made
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    Aiding youth to develop skills
    241 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said today that the vocational and food exhibition organised by the People's Association was an effective answer to those who asked of what use were community centres. Speaking at the opening of the exhibition at the
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    Minister's thanks for N-Day
    118 4 Minister's thanks for N-Day SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Raiaratnam. has thanked all organisations which took part in the National Day rally and processions. In a letter to them yesterday, he said: "This year's National Day celebrations are an unqualified success, thanks to your organisation's participation. Now
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    Association officials
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Leon? Kwong Naug has been re-elected president of the Singapore Government Secretarial Staff Association. Mr. Tan Sin Hee was also re-elected secretary.
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    GRANDMA'S PLEA FOR AID TO FIND MISSING BOY
    179 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A worried grandmother today appealed to the Straits Times to help trace her pet grandson missing from home ror ten days. Madam Ang Geok Neo, 58, said her grandson, Choo Lan Kok. 16. and a pupil of Beatty Secondary Three
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    Inoculation centres closing
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Cholera inoculation centres will be closed by the end of the week, if there is no further demand for inoculation.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    335 4 THE following is today's schex dule of civil aircrait movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London, Frankfurt. Zurich, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta (BA 700) 5.55 a.m.; from Melbourne, Sydney. Darwin, Jakarta (BA 711) 9.05 pan. QanUs: From London, Rome, Cairo, Karachi, New Delhi,
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    Big chance for Poly trained workers
    309 4 SINGAPORE. Wed rpHE principal of the A Singapore Poi y technic, Mr. Robert Edis, said today that locally-trained skilled workers could look forward to wider opportunities to satisfy their ambitions after Malaysia. Mr. Edis. who was talking on the "Role of technical education in
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    GRADUATES FIND JOBS IN COMMERCE, INDUSTRY
    124 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A total of 24 students six of them women have passed the final year examinations of the accountancy course in the Singapore Polytechnic. They will receive their professional dip- j lomas at the Polytechnic's convocation ceremony on Aim. 20. Mr. K. A.
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    WATER STOCKS ARE UP
    80 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The water stocks increased by 44.000,000 gallons to 2.446.100.000 gallons this morning. Bain fell at both Tehran and the reservoir areas in Singapore yesterday. Tebrau record 0.71 inches. Pierce 1.45 inches and Seletar 0.56 inches. A total of 44.507,000 Rations were pumped from the
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    Army on parade to salute King
    638 5 13,000 CROWD STADIUM FOR TROOPING THE COLOUR KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A COLOURFUL military parade opened the nations celebrations of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's 43rd birthday today. A warm, bright sun beamed down as thousands thronged Merdeka Stadium an hour before the Trooping the Colour
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    King to visit Vietnam and Thailand
    429 5 ROYAL FRIENDSHIP JOURNEY' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed ryHE Yang di-Per- tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will make a "Journey of friendship" to Thailand and Vietnam at the end of this year His Majesty announced this at the traditional mengadap' homage ceremony at the
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    3 girls and 7 men to climb 6 hills
    179 5 3 girls and 7 men to climb 6 hills TPOH, We& Three 1 girls afctt-lteven men, membe£s'6f the newly farmed Perak Adventurers' Club will spend four days in the Kledang range, acquiring experience to conquer Gunong Korbu, the second highest mountain in Malaya. During their four-day exercise, starting on June
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    Musical night
    36 5 IPOH. Wed— A two-hour recital of works by Mozart, Beethoven Chopin, Brahms. Strauss and LUst will be given at the St. John Ambulance Hall here tomorrow night by the eight-member Philippines Chamber Music Ensemble.
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    D.P.P. resigns
    17 5 IPOH. Wed Jfcr. H. R. Sanlcey. Deputy Public Prosecutor, Selangor. has resigned from Government service.
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    Assembly to have midnight debates
    148 5 Assembly to have midnight debates SINGAPORE. Wed. The Legislative Assembly Is due to sit till midnight for at least three days next week to debate the 1963 Estimates which the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will present on Friday. The motion for mid night debates will be made by
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    American 'Twist King' to pay a visit
    172 6 American 'Twist King' to pay a visit KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Seven top American "hit parade" stars. including "Twist King" Chubby Checker, will give performances here this year. The 'Twist King" will make an eight-day tour of the country In September, giving a two-night performance at the Stadium Negara on Sept.
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    Strength is growing: SUPP chief
    77 6 KUCHING. Wed. The chairman of the Sarawak United Peoples Party. Mr. Ong Kee Hul, said here last night that despite vicious attacks on his party Its membership was still Increasing "by leaps and bounds." Speaking at a public rally, he claimed that the party's membersrip
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    Killed in accident
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Wed— Ong Bee Kow, 54, was knocked down by a ear while walking along Nicoll Highway at 11.25 sjn. yesterday. He died in hospital six hours later.
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    Malaya's TV date: It's Still December
    317 6 Malaya's TV date: It's Still December KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TELEVISION in Malaya will go on the air by its target month December from temporary studios to be buUt in the grounds of the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall. The head of the Television Service, Mr. Ow Kheng Law, said today the
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    Cocktail party for birthday
    65 6 IPOH. Wed Members in Peralc of the Royal Society of St. George, St. Andrew's Society and the Australian and New Zealand Association will celebrate Queen Elizabeth's birthday with a combined cocktail party at the Ipoh Swimming Club tomorrow evening. The Sultan of Persk and his Consort
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    CHINESE DEPT. HAS 19 NON-CHINESE
    72 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Nineteen non Chinese are among the 109 freshmen taking up Chinese studies in the University of Malaya this year. According to the head of the department. Professor Wolfgang Franke, they are two Americans, a Dutchman and Malays and Indians. Except for 10
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    Nomination day
    39 6 IPOH. Wed. Nomination day for the by-electioo caused by the resignation of Mr. Sarban Singh. of the People's Progressive Party, in the Tan Jong Rambutan local council will be June 26. Polling will be on July IS.
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    Assembly meeting
    16 6 IPOH. Wed. The Perak State Legislative Assembly will meet on July 2 and 3.
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    S'PORE-KL TRAIN DERAILED NEAR SEREMBAN
    147 6 S'PORE-KL TRAIN DERAILED NEAR SEREMBAN SEREMBAN, Wed. The Singa-pore-Kuala Lumpur night mail train was derailed early this morning near Tiroi. six miles north of here. There were no casualties. All the 150 northbound passengers on board were brought to Kuala Lumpur by road. Passengers on their way to Ipoh and
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    Crime 'holiday' in Penang
    65 6 PENANG. Wed— For the first time In many months, Penang recorded s crime-free report for the past 48 hours. Except for a few minor thefts there had been no robbery or other serious crime since yesterday, a senior police spokesman told the Straits Times today. He
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    Motor Club's competition
    47 6 IPOH, Wed. Thirty-four cars have been entered for the annual Concours d'Elegance organised by the Royal Perak Motor Club, to be held at the Olympic Inn. Tambun Road, on Saturday evening. Judging will start at 7.30 p.m. and will be followed by a dance.
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    Transferred
    31 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Loke Siew Hoong, an assistant coroner, has been transferred to ths Labour Department as an assistant Commissioner. He will preside In the Second Labour Court from tomorrow.
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    'FOR THE BLIND' BUT THEY ARE BOGUS
    156 6 PENANG Wednesday. rnHE chairman of the management board of St. Nicholas Home for the Blind, the Yen. A. C. Dumper, last night warned the public against a group of bogus collectors— "including a bUnd man" —who are going round the city to seek
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    Duty not paid: $2,000 fine
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. An Indone«l«n, Demln bin Tomy. 23, wm fined 13.000 or four month* Jail today for having I4*lb. of cigarettes on which duty was not paid. Demln, who had similar pre^oua convictions, pleaded guilty.
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    Theft in ship
    23 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Thlevaa ■tole aeven transistor radio* valued at 11,060 from th« coastal vessel. Selamat, In tba outer roads yesterday.
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    Two-storey market
    31 6 IPOH. Wed.— The flrrt twostorey market In Perak will soon go up In the mining town of Kampar, 22 miles south of here, at an estimated cost of $250,000
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    Talk by Kuan Yew
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Prime Minuter, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, wIU address the Singapore Teachers' Union lunch at the Imperial R"om on Saturday at 12 nooo.
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    It all began on the captain's day off
    1317 7  -  RAYMOND FOXALL THE LONDONDERRY BLUNDER: PART ONE by FROM a green hill two miles beyond the mellowed walls of Londonderry I looked down on warships from half the world. Ships at anchor. Ships on the move. Rocket launchers glinting in the cold
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    32 7 U-BOAT VICTIMS— Lashed by freezing sea and bitter winds, these crew men from a British merchant ship had drifted in a small boat for 36 hours before rescue by an Allied vessel
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    DEATH
    36 8 Wsreto tit minimum) MB. LEE YENO NAM of Kw&tmg »*'»wak paassd away peacefully at Mount AJvemla Hospital on Ird Jbsm Funsrml on Prlday 7tn June at 4.50 p.m.. at St. Andrew's Cathedral thence to Rldadarl.
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    107 8 W»r4» Sl* (Mimlmmm) MRS. M. LAZAROO and family thank the p.w.D. Sports Club Johora for their donations, tbo P.W.D. Workshop for wreath, the Convent Rangers and all friends and relation* for their prraencs, wreaths and generous oontri buttons for masses on the occasion or the funeral of the late
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    28 8 U rVsrets $1$ (Minimum) IN LOVINQ MEMORY of my beloved nuaband Doctor Chua Chow Tack died 6-.14. Dearly remembered by his loving wife, son and daughter.
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      Buffer Tin Sales
      662 8 It is now clear that the Inter* national Tin Council struck a bargain with the Americans. If the G.S.A. would observe £850 a ton as floor price, the {LT.C. would set a £910 ceiling. This is a reasonable deduction from the buffer stock manager's prompt sales on
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      Negro Rights
      388 8 Among the resolutions passed at the African "summit" at Addis Ababa a fortnight ago was one deploring racial discrimination in the United States and warning that continued denial of Negro equality was likely to lead to a deterioration in Afro-American relations- The resolution originally proposed was even more
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      Cyclone Havoc
      220 8 The Gunong Agung eruptions which shattered the island of Bali earlier this year have been eclipsed in destructive ferocity by the cyclone and tidal waves sweeping the Bay of Bengal coastline in East Pakistan. First reports cf the disaster last Thursday put the number of deaths at 500,
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    DEMOCRACY GETS ANOTHER CHANCE IN PAKISTAN
    564 8  -  GUY WL\T by KARACHI, Wed. 1 > The transformation of Pakistan's military dictatorship, established in 1959. into some kind of democratic government is now well under way. Government by martial law has ceased. It was brought to an end by President Ayub Khan himself,
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    HM SCHOOL FOR I PRIME MINISTERS
    6 8 HM SCHOOL FOR I PRIME MINISTERS
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    Industry: Malaya must now adopt the hard
    883 8  -  A STAFF WRITER THE LAG IN PRIVATE INVESTMENT CALLS FOR A RADICAL CHANGE IN EMPHASIS— i by KUALA LUMPUR Wednesday IN his recent address to Parl i a ment, the King foreshadowed changes in the catalytic role the* Federal Government has adopted in
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      40 8 The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Stylet Cut to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Beit Workmanship AUo Importers Export.n ef High Class Wonted* Woollms. SINGAPORI: 21, Cfca.Nl ftfMt, TfJ: *****. HONGKONO: MlMals* Manaien, Ist PrfJtW, RtaMS N*>. I, 54-64, Nathan Km., Kawlaa*).
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      160 8 I GIGANTIC REDUCTIONS |^f> OFFERED AT THIS YEAR'S 30-1, Raffles Place Singapore "GRAND ANNUAL SALE" v. p. s.p. CV M A AMIC ALARM CLOCKS (Limited cteck only) $48.00 $15.00 100% TERYLENE SUITING $19.50 $12.50 p. y*. DUNLOP'S DUNTEX MOHAIR SUITING $19.50 $12.50 ENGLISH WOOLLEN GABERDINE SUITING $21.50 $14.50 DACRON SUITING
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    'Be careful' call, then cousin killed by car
    182 9 'Be careful' call, then cousin killed by car CINGAPORE, Wed. Moments after her cousins called out to her to be careful, a 10--year-old girl was killed by a car, a district court was told today. Chee Ping Yce, n, and his sister Chee lan Her said that Cioe Mcc Oeok
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    Umno call to stamp out corruption
    78 9 TELUK ANSON, Wed. The coming Umno youth conference In Kuala Lumpur will be asked to table a resolution calling on the government to step up its efforts to stamp out corruption In the country. This Is one of several resolutions submitted by the youth
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    Condolence
    29 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tht Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. today sent a message of condolence to Cardinal Camerlengo at the Vatican on the death of the Pope.
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    Irene: Why I laughed in some of those nude photos ...
    1233 9 Irene: Why I laughed in some of those nude photos STUDENT TO STAND TRIAL' Girl he is alleged to have kidnapped tells court: I still have his engagement ring SINGAPORE, Wednesday Soon Heng Teong, burly son of a Segamat town councillor and former engineering student in Australia, is to stand
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    Few minutes away from home a year in jail
    110 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Criminal law supervisees must under no circumstances be out-of-doors during their restricted hours, Mr. K. T. Alexander, a District Judge, said today. Quah Ah Lek. 24. a supervisee, pleaded that be was outside his house for -just a few
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    Witness: My mother got angry and scolded Soon
    237 9 home on Feb. 28 and at Segamat on March 1. On Feb. 34 he had returned home In the afternoon to find a big crowd outside their flat and a commotion going on Inside. When he entered the flat, he found Soon
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    Changes in the courts
    53 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. K. T. Alexander started work today as the First Criminal District Judge, relieving Mr. Choor Singh, who is on leave till the end of this month. Mr. Sachl Saurajen Is the new Fourth Magistrate. He replaces Mr. John Dorai Raj. now the Third
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    Rebel chief Affandi moved to camp
    212 9 Rebel chief Affandi moved to camp ORUKEI TOWN, Wed. Yasin Affandi, the Brunei rebel commander, has been discharged from hospital and Is now in a detention centre a British Army statement disclosed today. Affandi was wounded when he attempted to escape from his swamp-encircled cartm near Brunei Town after it
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    More greetings for the King
    114 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today received more congratulatory mesv ages to mark his 43rd birthday. They came from the Cambodian Chief of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk; the Sultan of Brunei: the Malayan Ambassador to the United States. Dato Ong Yoke Lin: the
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    5 years for killing
    62 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A watchman, Ram Sambhar Pande, 30. who stabbed another watchman Samy Naldu, 58, to death last February, was jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Chua In the Assize Court today. Pande pleaded guilty to a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder
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      127 9 So mony brands make claims on quality and value till you feel it* all on advertising smoke-screen. I^pSS However, if you care for real quality, demonstrated through 1 years of trouble-free operation, then, when the smeke eleon, Frigideire will emerge as the name occlaimed by over forty L |J million
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      455 9 Today s Radio, T V programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 Metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE 4*6 Mf'TRKS «ar**u;6.oJ Prelude. To Break- 601; Mo rning Prelude; 7.15 last; 7.00 Time bignal. The News; 720 Brea krast Bulletin: News; 7.10 Bong Time; 7.30 730 o And About; 8 15
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      402 10 Tina knows her own mind at the age of 17 the age of 17 most teenagers are rather hazy about their future careers and ambitions but lovely Tina Moore knows what she wants and it is very simple. She wants a happy marriage and a large family. Apart from this
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      REFRIGERATOR NOW COMES IN AN AIR CONDITIONER
      188 10 REFRIGERATOR NOW COMES IN AN AIR CONDITIONER YOU'VE had the compact refrigerator and the streamlined air conditioner but the latest idea is the combination of two in one unit. Now you can gel an air conditioner with a "baby" refrigerator side ny side in any room you like Into a
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      LOBSTER A QUICK MAIN DISH
      171 10 LOBSTER A QUICK MAIN DISH .pHINESE-STYLE rock lobster is a quickcooking main dish. Try this recipe and see how delicious it is. Thaw 6 frozen rock lobster tails. With a sharp knife, slice them, shell and all, into 1-inch pieces as you would slice a loaf of bread. In a
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      It's fashion round-up in London
      150 10 It's fashion round-up in London IIfIEMBERS of the InSociety of London Fashion Designers Britain's leading couture group the dates on which and winter collections will be shown. Victor Stiebel will open Aith his collection on July 14, f> »>•• followed by Hardy Amies and Ronald PaterOn July 18 the first
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      325 10 if time is showing too soon try Revlon's truly effective Beauty Program five preparations hat help you retain the radiant beauty cherished by eternally young women the world over. p K fill Bsai^siQ Ifl \^yij Revlon 'Beauty Program? 1. 'Moon Drop*' Clean wr moisturizes ss it cleanses. 2. 'Liquid Asset'
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      243 10 Straits Times Crossword hI wm Ih in iHr^^BW^^B^BT^ AC»OSR By birth It's nppar-eiaas tn 1. Convene of business (4, 4). type (8). 5. Senior graduate? i6> 13. Where religion doeant pay? 8 Arab Interrupt* unpleasant (4. 6). cold symptom (8> IS. He ignores the cail of duty 10. Admits 21
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      1469 11 10 LIVEBPOOL > »tSI COASI U.K.. Out soon taut r rra* nmm EUMAEUS van L'liai, Hawi. M'burg Sdi. 45 JaM 7 JaM I/IB Jmm 11 PYRRHUS Lull Dublin. (.ISJgO* Jute II JMI 13 JMa 14/11 MM II CYCLOPS Li.triill JaM 11 JtM 15 JBM IS/18 JMI 21 ACHILLES l.Mipeti, Giisgow
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      1397 11 UPRESS SERVICt TO LJtMON. UttßPOtt CWWIHtinAL PORTS. raar P. S'taa 'toaaji MMLU (LU Laadta, M'ara, Hialirg S. 18/Taday Jasa 7/ 7 BINURIB L'piH. ROM, H'org, 6'aoutS JMa 18/11 JaM 14/18 JMt 21/21 BE HA VON (HI N Irq, LIM, HaTrt>'«p r ßotl MM 11/21 Jilt 24/21 IBM 28/ I MMtaCM
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      1290 11 W^ McAUSTER sft COh LTD. w, leit He. ***** vaajMW r*** CLLERM AN LINE KLATBMSaM LINE LONDON. HAMIUAfc. NOIItIBAM, LOS AMELU, UN FRJMetSC*, HAVRE. HULL I MIDOLESUOUSB lEATTLE. VANCbuVER S PORTUM. CITY OF DURHAM Uciptiag urgi far CtitraJ I (Mt* AaMnta. Sport P. S ham Penang MHNIVILLS 21/23 Jit S'pon
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    97 12 THE Federation Minister of x Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Jane 6. Rubber 75 cents a lb. Copra $434 a ton. Coconut oil $738 a ton. Palm oil $609 a ton. Palm kernels 5738 a ton. Palm kernels $369
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    MAIN MARKET INTEREST NOW SWITCHES TO TIN SHARES
    552 12 From Our Market Correspondent rjIRPKISINGLY enourb O with the Koala Lumpur trading room closed yesterday main interest in Singapore switched to tins and a number of leaders made useful gains. The section has been steady for some time with a background of
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 Malayan Stock Indices June 4 Jnne 5. Industrials: 116.1t 115.79 Tins: 115.56 117.35 S robbers: U4.lt 114.44 Dec. Z9. 1962 US.
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    SINGAPORE BUSINESS
    726 12 dUSINESS in the Singapore Ttadinf? Room of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: B*u*t*ad (1.000) $1.69; Dunl.a* (2,000) 92.90. (2.000) 52.89: Fatt Bm.lt (4,000) 53. 50. (1.000) $3.52. (3.000) $3.51: Eta* (2.000) $3.50, (1.000) 53.82: Fad. OOP (S.OOO) $1.64
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    208 12 SHIPS lying alongside th* Bincaa.re Harbour wharvet M txp.ct.il today ar*: HmKloe 3N/3H. Pres. Urant oV7. Rokan 148 N.W. 5. Lipis N.W 2. Glengarry 8/9. Feleua 10/11, Kumaeua 6/7, Star Alcyone 44, Keerkiing 28/29, Stale of Kutch 13/14, Bniaa 25. Sedenak N.W. 4. Rita Maerak 1/2, Kofuku
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    158 12 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONt) June 4. Thre« months Duniopi iw eta. B. Bm*ltera .'o cl*. K«ao 21 els r. N. Ueti UamtnoD 14 ata s Darby 4d. Hume prcf. 16 ell. C. Storage 4 id. J. Waugh 17 ct». 8. Traction 1/1 M. Brew 33 cts BttrU 16 eta. M.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    91 12 THI Malayan «>ch«nf« Sank*- AmalatHtn made these chanjea la tta ratm to mcrcbanU veaterday (all rate* to $100): ttUini TT .r OO raady: J»m Franaa 14Ui FrtiMti Fran** 159. ■•Igian Franc* *****; rUlland CuiM*r* 11..J. Oiutich* Mark* I2vt: Italian Lir* HB4M; »«tdith Kr.n.r leH* Oim.h Krtntr 224 Narwegian
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    105 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. T*HE market maintained Its steady < trend without special feature. Movement* were narrow and about in balance. Oils were Irregular with Planet active and higher after report of a gas show at Warrinilla. < Base metals and leans were < steady. C.R.A. 16/10 Mount laa 69/10
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 12 CHIKCtE Preduee E«.«i»ni«, Singapore n..n grlcn par pUul yttterlay: C.conut all: bulk »«3» sellera. drum t«hj icllera. Ctpra: May/ June UK/CootiD»nt S2TI tuycn. P*po«r: Munlok white $137t arllrra. Sarawak white $135 aellera. apectal Sarawak black %9U telleri. garbled I-amponf black 5924 tellera ASTA |102 i aellara. Itniapvre Cectnut
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    Pahang Consol
    22 12 pmhajif Conaol crushhed 19,000 tons of ore In May, produced 195 tons of lode tin concentrate* and told 19S tons.
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    13 12 During May Snngei Tuluuig produced 74,500 lb and Temcrloh 94.000 lt>.
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      906 12 V3QK IJKili^HI WESTBOUNb EUBOPE SEWICE Spore P. Sham Penang Mseilla*. BtrMaai, Harr». LOUSA 18/12 Jim 13/14 Jilt IS Jut Oaak.rk, Aatwerp. Htajkurg. Bremea. Rtttirtaaj. SOUTH I WEST AFBICA SERVICE. UTIANA IB 11 JuM Djrbtn (24/0). Port E'i;tbeth (27/ B), Capetown (2»/l), Matadi (3/7), Port Harcourt, Lagos (1/7). Cotonou (11/ D.
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      746 12 J.KJI. PAHANG Tenders from registered Dlsiss "D' 1 and above JKR., Contractors will be received jy Jurutera Negeri. JKR. Pahuig, Kuantan up to 3 p.m. on L3th June, 1963 for quarrying )f metal from Tanjong Batu Quarry Pekan for the period 1.7.1963 to 30.6.1964. Pull particulars may be obtained from
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      917 13 TENDERS TENDERS FOB SUPFLY OF RATIONS FOR THE HOSTEL SULTAN SULAIMAN SECONDARY SCHOOL AT PADANG NEGARA. KUALA TRENGGANU. TENDERS are invited for tbe supply of rations for tbe Hostel at the Sultan Sulaiman Secondary School, Padang Negara, Kuala Trengganu, for tbe period Ist July, 1963 to 31st December. 1963. 2.
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      781 13 Continued from Page 8) i SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wardt SI (Mi*.)— Bum St eta. extra VACANCIES at 58, Upper Serangoon Rd., Spore for Dental as»l*tant and Ayah filled. All applicants thanked. AMAH. Cooking and Washing. Bom* previous experience and knowledge of English essential. Pbone (Spore) *****. WANTED EXPERIENCED LAWYER to
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      992 13 SITUATIONS VACANT Wmrma U <*»«-) »>» WANTEO OISI-ENSER with takSW- ledge of Keeping Books aad Account* for Clinic Oiv* particular* and salary required to Box ABSOS 8.T.. S'pora. EXPERIENCED GIRL CORRESPONDENCE Typist required by Import Export firm. Apply to Yong Keng Hang, 3S-A, Cross Street, Slngapore-1. WANTEO ENGLISH TEACHER with
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      1025 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ft IT«r*l» U (Mt».}—Bax tt tt*. axtra SS PAYA LEBAR ORESCENT. Bungalow wltb 4 Rooms. Good compound. Available tor Immediate occupation. Contact Mr. Chan. Telephone (B'pore) *****. AVAILABLE MOW Airy Comfortable Punished Front Room for lUffcasni only. Rest SSO/- Seavlew Park D/ 15. Ring Kho 934»6 F/Appolntment (B'por*).
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      681 13 EDUCATION it Warms St (Mim.}—Bax M eta. extra JUNE SESSIONS TypewrltlnE. Shorthand, Book-keeping all stages, enrol now, N.C.8., 4MA, Oeylans Road. Spore. (*****). VACANCIES! Secretarial, Stenography, Bookkeeping, f orthand (beglnners/Speed 50/150), Typewriting (Beglnners/AdTsnccd): Classes any time: Raja* College (Olan Singh'* 2nd floor) (5533. (Spore). BEGINNERS ALL Stages Shorthand/Typewriting Book-Keeping. Pit.
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      776 13 LOST *#jr«ftf* U (Min.)-Bax it ctt extra I A FILE BEARING Ref. No. AB/6 containing Married, Blrtb. and School Certificate belonging to Lieut. AM Bakar Fad. Sings. Tb* file was missing at Jalan Assam Kumbang Taiplng between Airport Junction to Madarasab. The founder of tbls file are respectfully requested to
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      766 13 FOR SALE I* Wardt U (Mtn.)— Box $t ett. ifr. RALEICH MOPEO Brand New going cbeap King Khoo (B'pore I *****. FANCY FISHES/AQUARIUM accessories. Come now: Red Sea Atji rlum 44 Dboby Übaut, s pore 1:1*pbooe *****. CANE CIRCULAR SBTEB (3 pt«-«s) and Straight Setee td pieces). Complete with cushions.
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      442 13 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) U Ward! Si (Mtn.)— Box SO ctt. extra DIAMOND AND SOLITAIRE *t*S> Dlty rimes, buy Hum Let Onn GoldI nmttis. Singapore. 1 RECENT ARRIVALS. distinctly* designs diamond grins Jewellery. Cbiong Sbing Jewellers, S'porr. HAVINQ NAILS PROBLEM! Us* "Mavmla" to eliminate broken and ■put nail* with tanaaattM result.
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      1075 14 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS ACT, 1960 MX \l (iOVKK.VMENT U OVDIXT OF ELECTIONS) REGULATIONS. ISW FORM I I Regulation 5(31 I GENERAL ELECTIONS MM \l. AUTHORITY AREA OF »»ONTIAN NOIKK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1. An election of Councillors tor the lollowing wards will take place as hereinaltpi mentioned: Pantai 'JUra
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      1217 14 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS ACT, 1960 LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS) REGULATIONS. 196e FORM I I Regulation 5(3)1 GENERAL ELECTIONS Mil AUTHORITY AREA OF B\M)\K P' NGGARA.M NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1. An election or Councillors tor the lollowing wards will take place as hereinafter mentioned: Mohamea Akil 1 Councillor
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      1257 14 NOTICES NOTICES i NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVXNi Notice is hereby given that 1. that 1, Ong Tiang Herg of No. 24. A. J. M. Rulter. nave resigned Lorong 29 Geylang, Singapore from my post as Manager of the hereby notify those concerned that Federal Hotel. Kuala Lumpur, my
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      981 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens or State Nationals for the posts of Temporary Assistant Supervisors and Temporary Field Assistants for the Land Development Scnemes. Negerl Sembl'an. 2. in Temporary Assistant Su- j pervison ta i Salarj scale— $2 16x1 2- $300. Plus Cost of Liv- i ma
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      510 14 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA. PERAK. TENDERS for the Construction tor approach roads tiarcUtandlng, ru. tints Culveru lor the Federal Ge t. Office. Douglas Road, Ipoh. nil be received at Uie Office of the Jurutera Negerl. Jttbatan Kerja Ra.va Perak, Ipoh. up to 3.00 p.m. on the 12th June. 1963 from
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    Smart sprinting performance by Edmundus
    1828 15 POSNER, IN TOP RIDING FORM, LANDS THREE WINNERS SINGAPORE, Wednesday I\RAWN wide out In a field of 17, Edmundus, with Laurie Johnson astride, put up a sparkling performance to beat a Class 2, Div. 1 6f field at Bukit Timah today. Edmundus completed a double
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