The Straits Times, 19 June 1963

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    13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1963. 15 CENTS KPN 352
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    Lock icon No doubt about resignation MAC: NOW IT's WHEN
    1448 1 No doubt about resignation MAC: NOW IT's WHEN j WIDE BELIEF IN PARLIAMENTARY QUARTERS THAT TORY GOVT MAY FIND ITSELF WITH A NEW LEADER IN AUGUST LONDON. Tuesday THE crucial question posed by British politicians today was not whether Mr. Macmillan will quit his job as Prime Minister but how
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    Lock icon My profound remorse
    140 1 My profound remorse —BY PROFUMO LONDON, Tues. Air. John Profumo, former War Minister and central figure in the present British political crisis, issued a press statement here today expressing "profound remorse" for his actions. The statement Issued by his solicitors, said: "Mr. Profumo appreciates that the press, radio and television
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    Bykovsky (4 days in space) sets new " endurance record
    507 1 Bykovsky (4 days in space) sets new endurance record MOSCOW, Tues. Lieut.-CoL Valerian Bykovsky's spaceship Vostok V set up a new space flight record at 6 p.m. Malayan time when he had been in space for four days and was still in orbit at 8.30 p.m., when he appeared on
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    Lock icon Confederation: Thai interest
    39 1 BANGKOK. Tues. Thailand welcomes the propoxed formation of a Confederation of Malnv States and Is Interested In watuhln? its orogres* and development, Prinoe Wougmanhtp Qhayangkur. spokesnun of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said here today. Reuter.
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    THE CABINET WILL DECIDE ON BRUNEI
    266 1 THE CABINET WILL DECIDE ON BRUNEI KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Cabinet decision on the financial terms of Brunei's entry into Malaysia will be officially conveyed to the Yang di-Pertuan Agon? and Sultan Sir Omar All Saifuddin tomorrow. The Cabinet, which will meet in the morning, will hear a report on
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    Lock icon Seawater in the taps makes Sir Robert ill
    99 1 HONG KONG, Tuesday. THE Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Robert Black, is recovering from an overdose of chlorine. A Government spokesman said today, in answer to questions, that a servant had allowed sea water to flow into the wrong pipe at Government
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    Death fall in ship
    44 1 From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY. Tues.— A steward in the Dutch liner Oranje, Toh Hon Wah. 22. of Singapore, fell 60fi. to his death into the hold. He was running on the rainswept deck when he lost his footing and slipped.
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    INDEPENDENTS SCORE IN SARAWAK ELECTIONS
    85 1 KITIING. Toes.—lndependent candidates have so far won more seats than any of Sarawak's political parties in the L district council elections which will lead to the selection of the members of the Colony's first elected government. A total of 429 district council seats are being
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    Four who quit ask 20 directors to Guthrie meeting
    455 1 LONDON, Tuesday. A DECISION is expected tomorrow on Whether Dato Sir John Hay remains chairman of Guthrie Estates Agency. Four directors of the agency, who resigned last week, have called a meeting of directors of companV*s in tWe O\ithrte group. These
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    Lock icon MPs fight in the Diet
    98 1 TOKYO, Tues.—Fighting today threw the Japanese Diet (Parliament) into confusion after Opposition Socialists tried to prevent by force the approval of it Bill concerning employment for day labourers. They tried to stop the Liberal Democratic chairman of the Social and Labour Committee from entering a
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    Lock icon Water sent by air
    25 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Distilled water from Thailand is being flown by air dally to the Tung Wall Hospital in Hong Kong— Reuter.
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    Freedom for detainees who promise to change
    246 1 Freedom for detainees who promise to change KUALA. LUMPUR. Tues. The Internal Security Council ha 3 agreed to release certain detainees who have promised to turnover a new leaf. The council, which met here today, issued this statement: "The ISC had received undertakings from certain detainees that they had no
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 IWINS WIDE APART MANCHESTER Tw IVo Soviet spacecraft now 'widely senai Sir Bernard Utvell, dircttor tt BriUin'v Jodrell Bank radio astronomy M.ition. vtid t'ul.i Rru'er (Sre til iv pi|
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      Lock icon That word again ...and it's Nasution who says it
      288 2 That word again ...and it's Nasution who says it JAKARTA, Tuesday. pENERAL A. H. Nasution, Indo- nesian Defence Minister, said again yesterday that Indonesians must continue building up forces "to face any confrontation." Speaking at Bukit Tings!, south Sumatra, he added: "We must consolidate our unity. "Indonesia is encircled by
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      Lock icon Indonesian troops in W. Irian to develop it
      164 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. The Pakistani chief of the security force, which maintained order In former Dutch New Guinea when lt was under the U.N. administration, said yesterday that the large number ol Indonesian troops now in the territory were there mainly to
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      Lock icon HK crime up
      40 2 HONG KONO. Tues. Serious crime in Hong Kong is still on the increase, the Commissioner of Police. Mr H. W. E. Heath said today. He reported an 11 per cent Jump to 1.314 cases in April. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ! SO RAJAH -, CAN NOW GET RID OF HIS WHITE1 i
      222 2 SO RAJAH CAN NOW GET RID OF HIS WHITE JVEW DELHI, Tues. 11 The Indian Government has reached agreement with the Maharajah of Rewa to save his unique stock of eight white tigers from exMnction. Bred by the Maharajah in his palace grounds from a single white cub captured in
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      Double pay for tea workers
      46 2 JAKARTA. Tues. Harrisons and Crosfield has settled a labour dispute by more than doubling the wages of its plantation workers In Medan. North Bumatra, Antara said today. The Increase ls retroactive to June 1961. The company is considering paying family allowances.
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      Ban lifted
      20 2 JAKARTA, Tues. The proCommunist newspaper Bintang Timur reappeared yesterday after being suspended by the Oovernment for four days.
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      Seato urged to help Vietnam
      210 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Vl n. DEAN RUSK the Secretary of State, said IJI yesterday the United States had asked its Seato allies to step up their efforts to end the guerilla war In Vietnam. He told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the Unl- i ted States
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      Hero, 94, at Independence Day celebrations
      84 2 NINETT-FOUR-ycar-old leader of the revolution for Philippine independence GEN. EMILIO AGI INALDO (centre), is helped in his wheelchair by the Philippine Security and Education Secretary MR. ALVANDRO ROCES (rieht). as he attends the 65th anniversary celebration of the proclamation of the country's independence. June
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      Lock icon TWO SENATORS LUNGE AT EACH OTHER
      80 2 MANILA Tues. Two Philippine Senators lunged at each other In the Senate last night after exchanging hot words over the government's alleged persecution of Opposition politicians in the southern province of Davao. They were Senator Alejandro Almendras of the Opposition Nationalista Party and Ser.ator
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      Good deed by bad girls
      55 2 JAKARTA. Tues. The redli;ht girls of Somaranu. Crnuul Jiiva. have donated 20.409 rupiahs to the Ball volcano vir Ma;or Ttondrokusumo told a neighbourhood delegation of the girls that he was very touched by their contribution and iervrir.lv hoped they would soon resume an honorable way
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      Indian protest
      35 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. India has protested to China that a force of 200 men wiili 80 horses penetrated into Indinn territory at Rezangla, Ladakh. on June 3 and carried out a •■provocative demonstration."
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      Lock icon Thai King sees Seato mock war
      286 2 IZING BHUMIBOL of Thailand yesterday lent a royal and ceremonial flavour to the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation's big military exercise Dhanarajata. In the first of an extensive two-day tour of exercise areas, the Kine visited American and Thai troops stationed at the exercise headquarters
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      Lock icon Remand for Ward again: Christine will testify' says inspector
      263 3 LONDON,'Tuesday. (JHRISTINE KEELER will testify at the trial of society osteopath Dr. Stephen Ward, who introduced her to Mr. John Profumo, police said yesterday. Chief Inspector Samuel Herbert named her as a witness when Ward, 50. appeared on remand In court
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      Lock icon Their last ride
      36 3 ASHTABULA. (Ohio). Tues. Six girls aged 18 to 21 were killed when they drove into the path at a speeding goods train on their way home from a swimming party here yesterday. Reuter.
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      More for arms
      32 3 WELLINGTON. Tues. New Zealand is to spend an additional £21 million on defence in the next five years, making a total of at least £163 million for the period.
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      Lock icon iJED^ BLAME 'A VENGERS'
      189 3 REDS BLAME 'A VENGERS' BERLIN, Tuesday. A BOMB damaged th^ East German Trade Minis■f* try in Last Berlin yesterday. The East German news agency A.D N blamed West German "revengeseektrs." Other planned bomb explosions were prevented by the vigilance of the East Berlm population, A.D.N. said. The explosion occurred "early
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      Lock icon Drenching for Berlin Wall crowds
      128 3 BERLIN, Tues.— West Berlin police last night used high pressure water cannons to disperse about 1,000 young demonstrators near Checkpoint Charlie, the border crossing point for loreigners between East and West Berlin. Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of the East German revolt A police spokesman
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      Lock icon 'Mrs. K not under husband's thumb'
      195 3 'Mrs. K not under husband's thumb' NEW YORK. Tues.-"-Mrs. Tlina Khrushchev is "not by any means" under her husband's thumb and exercises considerable influence over him in matters outside politics, author John (iunther said in an article in Mc- Call's magazine today. The Soviet Prime Minister, usually referred to by
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      Lock icon Charles sees Jayne movie
      95 3 Charles sees Jayne movie C TORN AWAY (Scot- land), Tues. Prince Charles, 14-year-old heir to the British throne, went to a cinema here last night and saw bosomy Jayne Mansfield in "It Happened In Athens" The Prince went to the film show with four other boys and a detective after
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      Prayers out
      23 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. .The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that use of the Lord's Prayer and Bible reading in state schools Is unconstitutional.
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      Pravda bar
      21 3 CANBERRA. Tues. The Australian Immigration Department has refused a visa to a correspondent of Pravda. the official Soviet newspaper.
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      Lock icon Alanbrooke (Winston's right-hand man) dies at 79
      273 3 Alanbrooke (Winston's right-hand man) dies at 79 TONDON, Tues. Viscount Ala n brooke, who died yesterday aged 79, was Chief of the Imperial General Staff from 1941 to 1946. As such he was one of those chiefly responsible foi Britain's wartime strategies. Lord Alanbrooke had a heart attack at his
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      Bid to murder Castro fails, says report
      46 3 MIAMI (Florida), Tues.— A Cuban exile publication here claimed today that Dr. Fidel Castro, the Cuban Prime Minister, escaped an assassination attempt last March. It published a "letter from Cuba" which said the attempt was made In Matanzas province.
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      H72#AT CHURCH FOR U.S. AS CHURCHfcL MEMORIAL
      119 3 KANSAS CITY, Tues. Former President Harry S. Truman yesterday launched a $4 A million appeal to bring a 17th century London church to Missouri as a memorial to Sir Winston Churchill. The church, .built by Christopher Wren, was bombed by the Germans in
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      Lock icon RACIAL TENSION: A KENNEDY APPEAL TO CHURCHMEN
      204 3 RACIAL TENSION: A KENNEDY APPEAL TO CHURCHMEN WASHINGTON, Tuts. President Kennedy told 250 American religious leaders yesterday they should set up an inter-faith committee to help ease Negro- White tensions. A Protestant leader said alter the private meeting that the President's proposal met witti a "very enthusiastic response." The White
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      Lock icon Border water row: Bolivia quits O.A.S.
      112 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— Bolivia yesterday formally withdrew from the 20-natlon council of the Organisation of American States. The withdrawal was described as permanent The Bolivian Ambassador. Mr Emlllo Sarmiento. said the withdrawal was prompted by the organisation's failure to settle the long-standing dispute between Bolivia
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    Govt to get tough on 50,000 'pirate' listeners
    325 5 Govt to get tough on 50,000 'pirate' listeners KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. pOUR more radio licence inspectors are to be employed soon by the Department of Broadcasting to help track down an estimated 50,000 "pirate"' radio owners. The campaign against "pirate' radio listeners was intensified on June 1. Since then Radio
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    Cost of a dog bite: $20
    48 5 IPOH. Tues— Chong Slew Ying. 44. v lioi.sewife, was today lined SlO for allowing her dog to bite a m;in. She was also ordered by the magistrate. Wan Mohamed bin Haji Mustapha. to pay $10 compensation to P Thungayah. She pleaded guilty.
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    Stolen bicycles warning
    46 5 MUAR. Tues. Police today warned the public here not to buy .second-hand bicycles from unauthorised dealers. A police spokesman said five bicycles were stolen every week in the district. A well-organised gang i.s believed to be responsible for the thefts and their disposal.
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    BARRISTER CHE NORMA TAKES UP NEW POST
    152 5 BARRISTER CHE NORMA TAKES UP NEW POST KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Malaya's first Malay woman barrister, Che Siti Norma Ya'akob, has added another feather to her cap she is now an Assistant Registrar in the Federation Registry at the Supreme Court here. She becomes the first woman to hold an executive
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    35 held in 1 a.m. gangland raid by police
    116 5 35 held in 1 a.m. gangland raid by police PENANG. Tues. The police today detained 35 suspects in connection with the armed s&ng robbery in Prangin Road on Sunday night, when five men raided a house after a wedding feast and stabbed the bridegroom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lim Bok
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    Body of missing man found
    74 5 Body of missing man found KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— Police investigating a report of a missing rubber dealer found his body In secondary jungle seven miles off the Kuala Kangsar-Grik Road, near here yesterday There were 10 stab wounds on It Buah Soo Keat. 30, had been missing from their house
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    Malays in trade: Tengku rto be asked to lead council
    264 5 Malays in trade: Tengku rto be asked to lead council KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is to be asked to lead the National Council for Promotion of Malay participation in Commerce and Industry. This Is one of the main recommendations to be made in the blueprint
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    BANDITS SCARED AWAY BY —PLANE—I
    102 5 BANDITS SCARED AWAY BY PLANE— I KUCHING, Tues. A "voice" aircraft scared off 30 bandits who had surrounded an Iban longhouse in the Lubok Antu area of Sarawak's Second Division yesterday morning. They were dressed in jungle green uniforms and carried arms including a Bren gun and a Sterling submachinegun.
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    Union office trespass charge: Bail allowed
    66 5 IPOH. Tues.— Mawl bin Haji Yusofl. 31, from Singapore, was charged in the Magistrate's Court here today with trespassing into the Perak branch office of the National Union of Plantation Workers. He was aliened to have committed the offence, "having made preparations tor causing
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    Kidnap girl charge
    39 5 PENANG. Tues. Lim Lean Chye, 21. was today remanded in custody for two weeks after being charged with kidnapping a girl under 16 from the lawful guardianship of her father at Farquhar Street on May 4
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    Scooter stolen
    27 5 PENANG. Tues— A student of St. Xavier s Institution. Cheng G.iik Klioon. today reported the loss of his scooter from the school i last night.
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    Tropical Night
    28 5 PENANO. Tues.— The Penang chapter of the Junior Chamber will hold a "Tropical Night" dance at the E and O Hotel at 9 p.m. on Saturday.
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    First anniversary
    29 5 PENANO. Tues. The Salvation Army Band will celebrate Its first anniversary with a concert at the Salvation Army hall in Perak Road at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Prisoner's daring freedom leap from -—train
    252 5 Prisoner's daring freedom leap from train- QJUNGEI SIPUT, Tues. A young man's daring teap from a train to escape from a police escort ended seven hours later today at a bus stop a few miles away. Tan Plow Khiam. 25, was being taken from Kuala Lumpur to Bagan Serai for
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    Two RMN ships for commission
    84 5 Two RMN ships for commission SINGAPORE, Tues. Two new additions to the Royal Malayan Navy's patrol craft, Uie Sri Selangor. &nd the Sri Kedafi, will "be commissioned at the Uniter Engineers Shipyard at Tanjong Rhu tomorrow. The Sri Selangor, 27 -knot Vosper craft, arrived on board the Ben Line freighter,
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    DOUBLE TAXATION RELIEF DRAFT FOR SIGNATURE
    111 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A draft agreement on the avoidance of double taxation between Malaya and Britain is to be submitted to the two governments for appro\al. A Treasury statement today said this was the outcome of talks held here between representatives of the Ministry
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    Military courses
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Eighty-six officers of the Federation Territorial Army will attend a three-day course on various aspects of military duties and general administration at the Training Centre of the No. 6 Royal Malay Regiment in Kluang on June 30.
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      283 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 3. PUy-group curbed glib cont. Indigestion In Dover due to '""p 11 (6 4) -being consumed with hMte c successful Ulce-over (8) bid, talcing trouble to reorgan8. In advanced maths its usually small department (7). out for the count! (6) rllw Prophecies are rrequently 10. Holy
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    Professor's talk
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Professor George Hare, Professor of Endodontics of the University of Toronto will give a lecture when he visits the Faculty of Medicine tomorrow evening.
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    The 'Sweet Dolls' to perform in — Spore –
    116 6 The 'Sweet Dolls' to perform in Spore MISS Rhee Kuans Ja (below). 22, and her cousin. Miss Kirn Sung Ok (above), :J5. known as the "Sweet Dolls" from Korea, who will perform their son^'-and-dancc cabaret act in the Cathay Restaurant. During a demonstration yesterday. Miss Rhee first peeled off a
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    Birds' paradise, zoo for trade fair
    131 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE main attractions of the 1963 Happy World Trade Exhibition to be held from July 26 to August 18. will be a "Birds' Paradise" display and a miniature zoo. The Happy World's manager. Mr. Lee Choon Eng. said the bird display would
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    Club will hold installation
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Lions Club of Singapore East will hold us installation meeting and dinner at the Cathay Restaurant on June 25. The new officials to be Installed will be: Dr. Chen Chi Wei (president): Mr. Jimmie Suseng Wong (secretary) and Mr. D. K. Patel (treasurer).
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    Plea for an RAAF plane
    350 6 Plea for an RAAF plane AUSSIES ASKED TO FLY OUT RAIN EQUIPMENT TIIK Public Utilities Board has decided to ask the Australian Commission here lo make available a I)C--,'i aircraft of the Royal Australian Air Force for ram-mak-ing in Singapore. It has also asked the Commission to help fly out
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    MAN IS SA VED FROM DEATH: JAIL INSTEAD
    312 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A LIGHTERMAN, under an Assize Court sentence of death for the alleged murder of a young hawker, has been saved from the gallows. Low Chwee Guan, alias Oh Lang, 27, who had been sentenced to death on a jury's unanimous
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    Anniversary show
    30 6 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Chin Woo (Athletic) Association will mark its 16th anniversary with a variety concert at the Happy World Stadium on June 3C at 7.30 p.m
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    Cultural Night
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Polytechnic Cultural Society held a 'Cultural Night" tbto evening at the Cultural Centre In conjunction with thl» year's Orientation week.
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    Had stolen submarine parts: Six months jail
    104 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. K. Ramachandran, 22, a Naval Base labourer, was today convicted in a district court of dishonestly receiving $4,135 worth of stolen Admiralty property, including submarine parts. Ramachandran was driving a borrowed car, containing the stolen goods, and was leaving the Naval
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      140 6 HARD TO GET HOMES FOR 'TIGER' BABIES: REPORT SINGAPORE, Tues. The chairman of the Singapore Children's Society, Mr. John Lloyd, revealed in his annual report today that the Society encountered special difficulties in trying to place Chinese baby girls born last year in homes. He explained that last year icas
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    Two Souths—one world
    1780 7 Two Souths— one world NADINE GORDIMER, THE DISTINGUISHED SOUTH AFRICAN NOVELIST The Negro's struggle for equality in the United States I BELONG to one South; in the oilier I was a casual visitor. From the one I brought Hie subjectivity of a lifelimc, a film that forms over even the
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    DEATHS
    103 8 rfi, 5/« Himimum mr t A MATHEWS Formerly of >' w[> loborc i»«.-,-d away peacefully on l« n-ti.i .it KurUopoor Kerala. KHOO 800 LEIK of sorieta Comroisslonarla passed away at 4.25 a.m. l«-S-«3. rorten. leave* Singapore CBssM io at 1' p.m. 19-6-B3 STEWART. Or John Stewart MB. 0k late
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    62 8 Ware's fit Cmmimumt MR a MRS. T.C Perreau than* friends relatives for their \alnable Kißa. aefisun<-e. A a'tendenre at their we<l<lin« i>n *<S-63. MR. A MRS. LAWRENCE Thank rnenda and r.l.illvn for their attendance, well wt*hea and valuable preisota on the ocrasion of their wedding. MR. A MRS- Sheltoo
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    2Hu Straits ©mes Wednesday. June~l9. 1963. Mr. M. Holds On
    1303 8 2Hu Straits ©mes Wednesday. June~l9. 1963. Mr. M. Holds On Mr. Macmillan has survived ihp reek of the Profumo scandal. The Conservative Party and the Conservative j Government have been saved. The question is, for how long? The vote at the end of Monday's critical debate was not as reassuring
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    HOW THE TORIES GET RID OF THEIR LEADERS
    1343 8  - HOW THE TORIES GET RID OF THEIR LEADERS ROBERT McKENZIE AS YESTERDAY'S COMMONS VOTE APPEARS TO QUESTION MACMILLAN'S FUTURE STILL FURTHER: by ONE of Mr. Macmillan's most engaging predilections is his fondness for, and aptitude at, finding historical parallels to current events"We might, as it were, be discussing the Central
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      493 8 Water in Malacca. I REFER to a report in the Sunday Times of June 16 which states among other things that the Municipal Council should have tried to Improve the water supply instead of spending $20 million during the past 12 months on low-cost houses, roads and markets. The Water
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      141 8 11TORD has now reached Tf Port Dickson from a number of sources that the Army is lifting Its ban on swimming from the beaches In Negri Sembllan. But no official statement has yet been made that the sea is now considered .safe from any risk of cholera Infection.
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      54 8 rpRAINED teachers who beX gan their career at the beginning of this year were paid with effect from the day schools re-opened. Where did these teachers officially stand during the period they qualified to the day they reported for duty after having waited for nearly a fortnight for
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    Singapore people told: Get used to homes —in sky—
    261 9 Singapore people told: Get used to homes in sky— SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Hous- ing and Development Board today urged the people to get used to ••high life" in its towering skyscraper flats. A spokesman said: "There is a healthy breeze 24 hours a day and a wonderful view of
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    Territorial officers for training
    61 9 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Eighty-six officers ot tne Territorial Army will attend weekend course. «t i ho training centre of the 6th Bn. Roy.il Mhl.iv Regiment, at Kl'ittng from June 30. The officers will receive traming in various aspects of military duties and eeneral administru tiou. They
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    Grace wedding date
    70 9 From CEORCE LIU HONG KONG. Tues. Actress Grace Tine Ning will marry Victor Shaw, seventh son of Hong Kong rral ••state and theatre magnate Runde Snaw. in London on June 28. There will be no elaborate ceremony and the couple will exchange vows in the Registry of
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    Preparing for Jakarta post—with golf, shooting lessons
    125 9 Preparing for Jakarta post— with golf, shooting lessons SHOOTING practice i coached by the police who have also issued him with I pistols; PRACTISING his joget steps. GETTING a song lyric writer to write pantuns in praise of President Soekarno "which I will sing t to the tune of Rasa
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    Malaysia art show
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Peninsular Artists League will I hoM a nine-day art exhibition be~ i pinning from August 30 at the j British Council Hall here to mark Malaysia Day.
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    Khalid: Umno hits rumours
    331 9  - Khalid Umno hits rumours DAHARI ALI: 'New job because of his efforts to help Malays in trade story mischievous 1 by Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday 'J'HE Umno official weekly Malaya Merdeka today denied that Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman is being sent as Malaya's Ambassador to Jakarta because of his efforts
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    Now a "crash programme' to solve the water crisis
    328 9 mlir MALACCA, Tuesday. JHE Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib, today called for a "crash programme" as an immediate solution to Malacca's water problem here as he did not want to see another outbreak of cholera. He said though
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    The royal signature
    59 9 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agon* signing the visitors' book after opening the new $110,000 premises of the Old Frees Association in Penang on Monday. He is a patron and life member of the association. Looking on is the president of the OFA. Mr. Saw Choo Theng. In the
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    COMMON MART PANEL ON TV
    151 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TELEVISION Singapura will present a panel dis- cusslon en "A Common Market for Malaysia" at 9.35 p.m. tomorrow On the panel will be Dr Albert Winsemius. leader of the United Nations Industrial survey mission to Singapore. During the discussion. Dr. Winsemius will answer
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    Judge 'no' to another chance
    81 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. Justice Chua in the Assize Court today told a man with five previous convictions that he could not give him another chance as he had been given several chances in the past. Oh Mcc Kian. 24. was jailed for 10 years for
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    Sultan opens Rida centre
    36 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Sultan ol Selangor today opened a five-acre Rida rubber processing centre at Klang. This is one of the 13 processing centres already established in the Federation by Rida
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    Student and his girl who made love in the I—gardens—
    322 9 Student and his girl who made love in the I— gardens— KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The story of a high school student who made love to his tapper girlfriend in the Lake Gardens here was related in the High Court today. The girl got pregnant and gave birth to a son.
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    Alliance call to ex-Minister Aziz: Resign
    77 9 IJ ANTING. Tues. The majority of the people of Kuala Langat support the Alliance party, the president of the District Alliance Mr. D. Jayaratnam. said at a meeting. He added that Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. the ex-Minister ol Agriculture and Kuala Langat Member
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    Transferred
    42 9 TELUK ANSON. Tues. Mr. V. Shanmugam, of the Clifford School, Kuala Kangsar, has assumed duties here us headmaster of the Sultan Abdul Aziz School in place of Mr. Soh Kal Choo, who has been transferred to Sultan Sulalman School. Kuala Trengganu.
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    FOOTBALLER AND HIS GIRLFRIEND ROBBED
    84 9 DUTTERWORTH, Tues 77 Malaya Cup footballer Pang Siang Hock and his girlfriend were robbed last night as they were sitting on the beach off Pantai Road. It was about 9.30 pjn when two men came up and pointed knives at ther£ Warning them not to
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    Green Jackets take part in the 'Battle'
    69 9 PENANG. Tues. About SSO officers and men of the Ist Green Jackets took part in a Battle ol Waterloo oommemoration parade at Minden Barracks here this morning. The troops, drawn from :,ix companies, appeared in battie dre.ss with full weapons and equipment Lt.-Col.
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    New posts for police officers
    58 9 KUALA KANO6AR. Tues.Oeputy Supt. Anan bin Yeop Abdullah Sanl has taken over as th« 0.8.P.C.. Kuala Kangsar. from Deputy Supt. C. M. Roberto, who has gone to India on leave. Inspector Shamsuddin bin Ayob has been transferred to th» Serembun Special Branch and has been
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      481 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes 11.00 Music Festivals; 12.00 Close RADIO SINGAPORE SHORTWAVE SERVICE RADIO MALAYA 41 METRES MEDIUM HAVt SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 41% METRES SERVICE 41 7 METRES A.M.; 6.00 Tiiur Signal. NcgaA.M.— 6.00 Good Morning; ra-ku; 8.02 Prelude To Brtak--6.01 Morning PieUide.: <id fast: 7.00 Time Signal, Tho News;
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    SPA claims there are still some Communists in the PAP
    426 10 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. Singapore People's Alliance has charged that there are still a number of known Communists and fellow travellers in the People's Action Party and unions and organisations controlled by it and, therefore, the fight to rid Communist elements from
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    A new form i of art-Paintings on mats
    109 10 A new form i of artPaintings on mats- SINGAPORE, Tues. A Singapore teacher is to introduce a new form of art—paintings on straw mats. Mr. Tan Seng Ann, 30, will hold an exhibition of 20 such paintings to be opened by the Political Secretary to the Ministry for Culture, Inche
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    Spore may send team to HK trade fair
    85 10 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Importers and Exporters Association is considering the possibility of sending a delegation to the Hong Kong trade fair at the end of the year. An official of the association said today they had received an Invitation from the
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    Motor-cycle stolen
    21 10 SINGAPORE, Tues.— A motorcycle, belonging to Lam Khon Fan was stolen from his house In Kirn Keat Avenue yesterday.
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    Seato troops aid children in Thailand: C-in-C helps too
    224 10 ADMIRAL Sir Varyl Besg. the British Far East Commander -in Chief, distributes books and writing materials to children in a village school near Amnor Chereon. Thailand. He was visiting units taking part in "Operation Dhanarajata," a Sea to exercise. In addition
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    Seven detained in Singapore
    45 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. Police detained seven men and screened 127 suspects in anti-secret society checks during the past. 24 hours. Five of the men are being detained under the Societies Ordinance and the other two under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions' Ordinance.
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    Rotary talk
    24 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mr. Mcl Goonting will speak on "America as I auw it" at the Rotary Clubs weekly luncheon here tomorrow.
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    ALLIANCE, SUPP GET 7 EACH
    157 10 ALLIANCE, SUPP GET 7 EACH K.UCHING. Tues. —Sarawak Alliance and Sarawak United People's Party candidates won seven seats each in the Binatang District Council election. A lone Independent, Jimbak anak Ingan. won the other seat. The Binatang District Council will elect, three representatives to the Third Divisional AdvisoryCouncil and whether
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    Scout donations
    18 10 KLANO. Tues. Donations to the Klang District Boys Scout Headquarters Building Fund l&>t month totalled 518.432.
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    Police staff strike: Talks planned
    133 10 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. pEPRESENTATIVES of the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will meet at the Labour Ministry on Friday in an effort to settle a strike by 100 police civilian staff. The meeting will be held under the supervision of
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    INHERITANCE—THE NEW LAW
    203 10 INHERITANCE— THE NEW LAW A BILL conferring powers on the court to vary unreasonable dispositions of property if the court considers that reasonable provision has not been made for the maintenance of certain dependants of the deceased, was published today. The Inheritance (Family Provision i BiU was given a first
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    Orchids big business today
    76 10 Orchids big business today SINGAPORE, Tues. The Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night praised the ingenuity of Singapore businessmen in turning the orchid hobby into a profit-makine industry. Mr. Lee was speakine at the opening of ;he 535.000 Duxton Plain community centre in Neii Road. He said: "Everyday,
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    Praise, warning from ICI chief
    359 11 Praise, warning from ICI chief RISKS IN TOO RAPID INDUSTRIAL GROWTH: 'STEADY PROGRESS BEST' ]yjR. PAUL CHAMBERS, chairman of ICI, today praised Malaya's industrialisation programme for its 'steady progress, rather than undue haste." "I do not thhik a much faster rate of growth is possible," he told a press conference
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    $548 for P-Fund
    60 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Straits Times Group today received $548 for the National Patriotic Fund to boost the group's total to 5130.044. The latest donations came from staff of the Institute for Medical Research, Ipoh, $100; staff. IMR. Kuala Lumpur $187.50; senior officers', clerical and uniformed staff
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    OLD FREES: $20,000 PROMISED BY TENGKU
    66 11 pENANG, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has promised to raise $20,000 for the Old Frees Association building fund. This was announced by th«? chairman of the building fund committee. Mr. Tan Chon? Bee at a dinner last night in celebration of the
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    Zinc theft
    27 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Kwa Buck Kee. 40. unemployed, was jailed for a year for stealing eight zinc sheets from Tyershall Camp. He had two previous convictions.
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    Rotary installation
    22 11 TELUK ANSON. Tues. Teluk Anson Rotary Club will hold Hi installation dinner at the Lower Peralc Club on June 25.
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    King present
    62 11 The King, a patron and life member of the association, was present at the dinner with the Queen. Mr. Tan also announced that Mr. Saw Choo Teng. who started the building fund with a $10,000 donation, had made a further contribution of «10.000. while Mr. Yeap Hock Hoe,
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    Further cut in water supply if -no rain—
    267 11 Further cut in water supply if -no rain— SEREMBAN. Tues. The present eighthour water supply a day to Seremban and Port Dickson will be further reduced if no rain falls into the catchment area in the next day or two. The warning came from the Senior Executive Engineer (Water Supply),
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    Welfare official
    42 11 BATU GAJAH. Tues. Mr. N* Pah Yam has been re-elected chairman of the Batu Gajah district welfare committee. Other office bearers elected were Mr. Ng Yen Eng. vice chairman. Inchc Ismail bin Ahmad, secretary, and Mr. Tan Meng Yong. treasurer.
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    Guidance officers? Like stepfathers 0n1y...
    138 11 A GRADUATES' association official admitted today that there were guidance officers whom Malayan students could consult at Melbourne University, but he likened them to stepfathers. "And stepfathers are not as good as fathers." said Mr. Tony Ng. secretary of the Australia and New Zealand Graduates
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    5,000 students
    162 11 Mr. Ng was commenting on a report from Melbourne today that guidance officers were available at the university to help foreign students. He continued: "We have 5.000 students In Australia. lie wants a "real father" for Malayan .students in Australia. If a Malayan officer is sent j there,
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    EXCHANGE GIRL BARBARA FLIES IN
    75 11 EXCHANGE GIRL BARBARA FLIES IN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— An American schoolgirl arrived here by plane yesterday to be "adopted" by a Malayan family for 10 weeks. Barbara Helmcke, 16, (above), from Oceanside New York will stay with Inche Rahmat Hussin. a lecturer at the Language Institute. Her trip is organised
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    /n the U.S.
    52 11 In 1961 Inchc Rahmat's daughter Jamaliah, a lower Form Six student at the Methodist Boys' School, stayed in the United States for a year. During her stay he-e Barbara will attend the Methodist Boys' School for a few weeks anil will later spend some time at the
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    Heart failure: Manslaughter charge
    73 11 CINGAPORE. Tucs Llm San. 26. a loodstall [Mlttur died after a fight with Mohumed bin Oman. 21. but his death was duo to heart failure, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain said this at an inquiry into a charge of manslaughter
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    Wheels stolen from car
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Six hours after a car was stolen yesterday police found it abandoned at Dunman Road with Its wheels, a spare wheel, radio, battery and tools missing. The owner of the car. Henjj Cher Chia. of Keng Lee Road, reported the car missing from the
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    No sign of mother: Three are freed of girl kidnap
    179 11 A LOR STAR, Tues Three padi planters were today discharged on a Joint charge of kidnapping a 15-year-old girl because police could not trace the girl's mother, a key prosecution witness. Din bin Saad, 22. Mat Daud bin Jartln, 16.
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    Govt gesture on citizenship deprivation
    5 11 Govt gesture on citizenship deprivation
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    'Tattoo your pigs' call to farmers
    274 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. AS "a gesture of goodwill," the Government today told 1,403 people who surrendered their citizenship certificates under the amnesty that it is prepared to let them re-apply for registration under Articlo 17 of the Constitution before July 1, even though they
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      517 12 (Continurd from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT M Word* SS (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm COOK GENERAL AMAH Wanted. Must speak English. Telephone Slngal«re 5219 L WANTED A CASHIER and tew Waitresses. Come personally to Lice Bee Restaurant Bar, No. 261 Joo Chlat Koad, Singapore 15 from i'.OO p.m. tt.uO p.m.
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      493 12 SITUATIONS VACANT 29 Word* SS (Min.)— Box S9 et*. txtro WANTED TYPEWRITING TEACHERS. Preferably Indian Ladles: Usual office hours: State qualification, salary required, age, etc. Box A 6670 S.T. Spore. CLERK WANTED. Qualification: Form IV or V uith knowledge of Malay. Typing and Book Keeping. Apply to Secretary. Board of
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    1065 14 1 ("OMBINED business 111 tne Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustaad (1.000) 51.71 D. (2.000) $1.64; Dunlepe S3 BL, (1.000) $3.08 D, (5.000) $3.02, (2,000) $3.05. (7.000) $3.07, (1,000) $3: East Smtlt $3.54
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    23 14 Malayan Slock Indices .'une I? June 18 Industrial<i: 116.09 117.13 Tins; r.'O.s; 121.13 S rubbers: 114.24 1M.16 Dec. Hi I lUO
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      917 14 TO AUSTRALIA S.S. "CHUSAN" Deporting PENANG 26»h June 1963 SINGAPORE 28»h June 1963 For Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Limited First CloDs accaminodsrtior avarlabla Apply to your Travel Agont or: ISLAY KERR ft CO. LTD.. SINGAPORE. HARRISONS CROSf lELD (F of M) LTD, KUALA LUMPUR. HARPER GILFILLAN ft CO. LTD.,
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      885 14 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Tues. A FIRM Industrial section tnclud- ca some solid rises while (alls in minority were mostly small. New Zealand Forents highlighted with a jump of 2s. 6d. to 635. <Jd. following the announcement or a one-fop-elght bonus Issue and record profits. Tflerldon shares continued in demand and
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      504 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD VACANCY Aplicants are Invited from locally domiciled persons (Federal or Singapore Citizens) holding the necessary qualifications to fllll the vacancy of a Dresser. Applicants must possess a Grade I or II Hospital Assistant or Dresser's Certif cate. In addition applicants must be able to
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    301 16  -  Norman Siebel By There is, in my view, a much better chance of getting the right answers by this method than from an unwieldy committee of say five on the FAM side and three from SAFA— which '.n any case would give one side a majority— and which almost
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    400 16 I. EEP an eye on Benatu (late Rare Wine), a newcomer in Class 4. at the Perak Derby meeting. This Australian three-year-old gelding by Faux Tirage out of Innesfll won three sprint races in fast times as a two-year-old in South Australia. He won a 5f
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    562 17  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By V II ALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Kilat Club today took over the mantle of Selangor hockey's king pins from Tamilian Physical Cultural Association, Last year's SHA league and cup champions. Kilat beat TPCA 2-0 in the final of the
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    362 17 IPOH, Tuesday THE Centra! Electricity Board will have to go all A out for victory against Federation Armed Forces in their return match in the Federation of Malaya Government Services soccer competition, at Stadium Perak here tomorrow. In two other government services matches tomorrow Negrl
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    73 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malayan Thomas Cup trainees Una Wei Lon, Wee Choon Sang. P. Ounalan. George Yap and Billy Ng will give exhibition matches at the Singapore Badminton Association hall tomorrow at 8 p.m The ties are: Single*— Wei Lon v Ot'orge Ynp; Choon Seng v
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    49 17  - THE OLD TROUBLE AGAIN Dissension hits Singapore team JOE DORAI By Singapore, Tuesday CINGAPORE'S state soccer team have once aeain been afflicted by their chronic ailment—dissension among the leading players which has contributed to Singapore's Malaya Cup defeats within a week by Malacca and Singapore Joint Services. r 1
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    133 17 CRICKET SRC women in action on Sunday SINOAPORE. Tues. After t*n years women cricket returns to Singapore on Sunday when Singapore Recreation Club Ladies XI meet the men in a match on the padang. Mrs. Shirley Martens, wife of State cricketer John Martens and secretary of the women team said
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    143 17 CEYLONESE BEAT EURASIANS IN FINAL SEREMBAN. Tues. Negri Ceylonese won the Van Geyzel trophy today when they beat Negri Eurasian^ 2-0 in the flnai of the Negri Sembilan Hockey Association's senior knock-out competition on the Negri padang. The Eurasians had earlier won the league. Ceylonese scored their first goal in
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    140 17 SOCCftt Tm Matches: Penang v Yuen Long. HK (City Stadium, 8 p.m.); S*pore v HK Chinese (Jn Besar, 7). Fed. Govt. Service* tourney: S'gor v Fed. Prisons (Merdeka Stadium. 6>: Negri v Mai. Railways (Beremban Station padang i CEB v Armed Forces (Stadium Perak, Ipoh) Ipoh Dlv. 2:
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    TOP-FORM JOINT SERVICES SCALP TOURISTS 2-1
    284 17 CINOAPORE. Tues.—Unpredlct- able Joint Services, who scalped Singapore two days ago, added another feather to their cap when they beat Hong Koni( Chinese. th«» Ho Ho Cup champions. 2-1 at Jalan Besar tonigh. Services, without their skippeJimmy Coates who led them magnificent lv to
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    47 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— The YWCA International Women's Club will hold two talks during the last two weeks ot the month. They will be: "People and places" by the Rev. D. A. Harris on Wednesday, and "The Hans Anderson Club" by Mrs. Rose Mlnie on June 26.
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    408 18 Fire guts two houses: $10,000 damage SINGAPORE. Tues.— A sudden flre tonight gutted two shophouses near the Pulau Saigon Circus. The damage is estimated at about Si 0.000. The first shophouse was occupied by the Sim Boh Lee timber merchants and the other was stored with gunny sacks. The blaze
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    414 18 LONDON, Tues. In view of the still very uncertain political situation, the stock markets have given a creditable performance today. Although business contracted somewhat, a selective demand was going on. Early nervousness, which brought lower quotations, later gave way to more confident conditions. Oiltedgeds were looking quite firm
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    68 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. INITIAL pride of place during the Malaysia celebrations will go to the Borneo territories, it was learned today. On Aug. 31, the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, his Deputy, Tun Abdul Razak, and other high officials will fly to
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    210 18 I ONDON. ruei. The W«,t Indian tourists, set to male* 113 runs to beat Sussex here today, scored the runs for the loss of lour wickets and so won by si* wickets. Earlier in the cay Ted Dexter (70 overnight* went on to 103
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      42 18 IJIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya ;ind Buga pore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Highest lamest Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kou Bharu 93 75 Prnanc 90 75 Ipoli 91 73 V 90 72 Sitißuporr 90 73
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