The Straits Times, 4 June 1960

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times 15 CENTS. Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1960
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    RAIN... RAIN... RAIN
    889 1 RAIN RAIN RAIN THE BIG DISAPPOINTMENT No show— 'We must consider the children' Parade units turn up, wait in vain JEEMING RAIN today washed out the National Day mass rally and march-past. It was a vast disappointment for the people of Singapore. Disappointment for the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, lnche Yusof
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    K warns against disarm delay
    433 1 MR NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV said today that his Defence Minister's recent warning that Soviet rocket men had orders to strike at the bases from which aircraft intruding on Communist air space had taken off "ought to be taken literally." He had been asked at his two-hour
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    Our felicitations from Tun Razak
    127 1 SINGAPORE. Friday. THE Federation Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, has sent this message to the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew: "On the occasion of th<first National Day of the State of Singapore may I offer to you and the Government and
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    STOP PRESS
    7 1 N£HRU A FIGHT IF BO.MBAI
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    Lock icon Seato challenge to Communism
    611 2 TREATY NATIONS PLEDGE TO MEET EVERY FORM OF THREAT TO PEACE, SECURITY THE eight Seato nations declared today that China was maintaining an "uncompromising' attitude" following the Summit failure and pledged to meet every form of Communist threat to the peace and security of the treaty
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    A Singapore student engineer wins award
    109 2 A Singapore student engineer wins award SINGAPORE. Fri. A Colombo Plan siudent, from Singapore, Ho Chin Choon. has gained the top award for first-year engineering results at the University of Queensland. This Is the first time in the 13-year history of the award the Hawlcen Memorial Prize that it has
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    $2 million loss: Plantation closes
    131 2 TELUK ANSON Fn North Malaya's only pineapple cannery, established by the United Plantations Ltd. on its property near here in 1953. has shut down after losing $2 million. The 200 women and girls employed In the cannery, who earned from about S4 to $12 each
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    ON SALE SOON: NEW JOHORE STAMPS
    85 2 ON SALE SOON: NEW JOHORE STAMPS KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— The first of the new series of pictorial Johore stamps, bearing the portrait of Sultan Ismail, will be on sale next Friday. The stamps, which will be of 10-cent denomination, will be identical -with the new Malacca and Penang stamps of
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    'OPEN TO PUBLIC PLAN FOR B. TIMAH
    143 2 'OPEN TO PUBLIC PLAN FOR B. TIMAH SINGAPORE Fri The public will be admitted to future Singapore Turf Club race meetings at Bukit Timah on payment of an admission fee. Of But this will n.st have to b. tn^f^ 1 a eneral meeting of the club's ordinary members on June
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    Stage show for theatre fund
    57 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. rhe Bouth India M. s. Droupathl dramatic troupe will stagt a Tamil social drama "Varaverpu at the Broadway Hall. New World Park, tomorrow in aid of the National Theatre Fund. The show, organised toy the Tamils Representative CounIcil. will be attended by the
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    300 at dinner
    32 2 PENANG. Fri The North Malaya Liquor Traders' Association celebrated its 33rd anniversary with a dinner attended by over 300 members and guests at its Love Lane premises last night.
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    The year that restored confidence in Singapore— by The Guardian
    257 2 The year that restored confidence in Singapore— by The Guardian THE GUARDIAN, discussing developments since Singapore became a State a year ago, says: '"Confidence has been largely restored, and a number of reforms embarked on that previous governments were unable to tackle." It says that when that change from being
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    Lock icon RED DISARM PLAN CHANGES PRIORITY OF THE STAGES
    682 3 First move: Liquidate means of delivering nuclear weapons RUSSIA yesterday proposed liquidation of the means of delivering nuclear weapons as the first step in a new three-stage disarmament plan, informed sources said. The proposals were handed over to foreign representatives here together
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    Lock icon K WRITES TO DEMOCRATS, SLAMS IKE'S GOVT.
    294 3 WASHINGTON, Fri.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Premier, has accused the United States Government of following a "doctrine of aggression and provocation" which "was not greeted by the American people." In a letter to four Democratic Party leaders .Mr. Khrushch.-v said Russia would
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    Lock icon MORE RUBBER USED THAN PRODUCED
    101 3 LONDON. Friday. NATURAL rubber consumption outpaced production in the first three months of 1960 but stocks of synthetic piled up. International rubber study group figures said preliminary estimates of March natural rubber output were 157.500 tons to make the first quarter's total 477.500 tons. March
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    Author buried
    26 3 MOSCOW. Fri. AutHor Boris Pasternak was burled yesterday at the foot of a tall pine tree near the house where he worked and died.
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    Lock icon Govt. agrees
    42 3 LONDON. Fri.— The Government yesterday endorsed a speech in Ottawa by the Defence Minister. Mr. Harold Watkinson, that if Ru.v>la launched an all-out attack against the West with conventional arms, the West should feel free to use nuclear retaliation.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Hunger strike
    32 3 CAPETOWN. Kri. One hundred and fifty Capetown University students went on a hunger-strike at midnight last night to protest against the government's holding at detainees under the emergency regulations. Reuter.
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    Lock icon NOW A BAN ON CHINESE SCRIPT
    77 3 NOW A BAN ON CHINESE SCRIPT JAKARTA, Fri.— The Indonesian Government has banned the. unauthorised u.-, e of scripts other than Latin, Arabic, or Indonesian regional characters In dally or weekly publica--1 tlons. This will affect the use of Chinese. The ban was issued by the acting president. Dr. DJuanda.
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    Lock icon RUSSIANS EXPLODE BOMBSHELL AT N-TALKS
    220 3 RUSSIANS EXPLODE BOMBSHELL AT N-TALKS GENEVA, Fri.— Russia yesterday threw the three-power nuclear test ban talks into confusion by a sudden about-face on Joining the agreed programme for Joint research into underground explosions. Mr Semyon Tsarapkin. the Soviet delegate, said Russia did not need to take part because she had
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    Lock icon Queen for India
    26 3 LONDON. Frt. Buckingham Palace announced today that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will visit India and Pakistan, prooably next February. Reuter.
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      457 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE 2 1 3« iWiiTUS World Medium W«re 476 mrtrr, RADIO MALAYA Short wave: 62 mrlm from 9<Mr-10 00 pm. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning: 6.33 «»VICE 41.7 -setr*. Morning Prelude; 7.00 The Newr MEpIUM WAVE SERVICES 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 Th« Ku
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    1,000 balloons will be released
    341 4 NATIONAL CARNIVAL TO BE OPENED AT 10.30 THIS MORNING BY INCHE YUSOF A THOUSAND balloons will be let loose at the official opening of the National Carnival at Raffles Institution grounds by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, tomorrow. Accompanied by his wife,
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    10,000 BRAVE DARK CLOUDS TO ENJOY FEAST OF SONGS, DANCES DRAMA
    282 4 A CROWD of about A 10,000 last night streamed into Hong Lim Green to watch the giant star-stud-ed People's Concert, despite dark clouds overhead after the day's heavy rain. They had come from all corners of the island to
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    PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES FOR TODAY
    78 4 PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES FOR TODAY SINGAPORE, Fri. The National Day programme of activities for tomorrow is: National Carnival at Raffles Institution ground 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Malam Raksasa Rakyat (mass tattoo) at Jalan Besar Stadium 6 p.m. to 9 pjn. National Economic Development Fair at Great World 6 pjn.
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    'Aloha envoys' back in S'pore
    80 4 SINGAPORE, Frl.— Hawaii's three "Aloha Ambassadors," Mr. Duke P. Kahanamoku, Sheriff of Honolulu County, Mr. Kalhlsa Abe, Senator in the first State Legislature, and Mr. Herbert K. H. Lee. attorney, businessman and one of the four founders of the Pacific Area Travel Association, returncl here
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    Buddhism class
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The newly-opened Buddhist Temple, Maiigala Vlhara at Jalan Eunos. will start Its first Sunday class on June 5.
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    Prime Minister opens glittering fair
    210 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Despite heavy rain earlier, a huge crowd tonight watched the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. open the glittering National Economic Development Fair at the Great World Park. And they followed him from stall to stall as he went round the fair, accompanied
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    AIR ARRIVALS
    304 4 T\HE following is today's I- schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar* Airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London Zurich. Bombay, Colombo (BA 788 > 4 55 a.m.; from London, Dusseldorf, Beirut, Bahrein, Calcutta (BA 750) 5.10 a.m., from London, Zurich. Calcutta (BA 704) 7.40 p.m.; from London.
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    Talentimeat carnival
    65 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. A talentlme sponsored by Nestles Product* Malaya) Ltd will be held at the National Carnival tomorrow and on Sunday at Raffles Institution grounds. Cash prizes will b* presented to the winner* Boxes of Nestles chocolates will also be given to all finalists. Nestles will donate all
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      54 4 Where to See The Ministry of Culture's special film Peaceful Revolution The First Year Capitol and Odeon On English) Diamond and Rex ft. Malay) Majestic, Metropole and Oriental an Mandarin) if it if it "Peaceful Revolution The First Year" tiro made by Cathay Film Services Ltd. under the direction of
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    Ishak: Same aims as Fed
    357 5 SINGAPORE NOW BEING RUN BY PEOPLE MAINLY FROM MALAYA TIES WILL BRING US CLOSER TOGETHER DESPITE DIVISION, HE TELLS GUESTS THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, said last night that although politically Singapore and the Federation were separated, the division was "not important"
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    500 GUESTS WILL WATCH NEW ZEALAND PREMIER OPEN AGRICULTURE FACULTY
    318 5 rE stage Is set for the opening of the mill-ion-dollar Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Malaya here on Monday. About 500 guests will watch the New Zealand Premier. Mr. Walter Nash, declare open the faculty by unveiling a
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    My so-called sour face—by Mayor Ooi
    335 5 My so-called sour face by Mayor Ooi ...It does not necessarily reflect how I feel' fPHE Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, said toA day city councillors should not feel annoyed or offended by "my so-called sour face." PENANG, Friday "If I sometimes look like that, it does not necessarily reflect
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    43 6 10 or*, Sit (Minimum) TAN HhC CHENG A Sons Whay Boon, Whay Chuan, daughters, grandsons Soon Uuan, Boon Hong, family thank all fnentla. relatives, associations, for their wreaths, scrolls nlxhtvlslts and attend mce at funeral of Mrs Tan Hng Cheng on 1.6.60.
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    Thee Straits Times Saturday, June 4, 1960. Seato's New Friends
    602 6 Thee Straits Times Saturday, June 4, 1960. Seato's New Friends No defensive alliance faces a greater challenge or protects a more vital segment of the free world than Seato. said Mr. Eisenhower, welcoming to Washington the Seato Council of Ministers and their chief advisers. There can be no question that
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    European Unity
    352 6 The free nation* of Western Europe have always believed that Communist society and economics would ultimately undergo a liberalisation that would make them conform more nearly to free world standards. It has led to some of the Western governments dropping their economic guard. Evidence of this was the
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    The Least Paid
    251 6 At last and a very late last at that the report of the Commission of Inquiry into the wages and allowances of Federation Government dailyrated employees is on the verge of publication. It is now three years since the Government's daily-rated workers asked for a minimum daily
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    117 6 From the Straits Times of June 3, 1910 rpHE stahniferousness of 1 the land and the fertility of the soil of Kelantin is attractinf concession hunters and before long most land should be under cultiration. The beauty of Kelantan land is that it is equally suitable for
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    U-2 inquest
    1289 6  -  Donald Ludlow by AS the last echoes of, the Summit avalanche die away, the American people are wrestling with the Judgement of Paris. This time, however, there is no question of handing out a golden apple, it Is a question of deciding on whom and on how many,
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    Lee: We keep the same course
    527 7 rrWS, Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today predicted a bright year ahead of Singapore, and said the Government would continue in the course it had followed in the past year. In a National Day message to the people of Singapore, be said "If
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    Rain since dawn...and then the floods
    340 7 Rain since dawn... and then the floods FOUR FEET OF WATER BRING CARS AND BUSES TO HALT SINGAPORE, Friday. WIDESPREAD flooding was caused all over the island today as heavy rain fell incessantly throughout the day. Hardest-hit area was as usual at Wayang Satu along Bukit Timah Road where the
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    Singapore as venue for orchids talks
    203 7 From HALL ROMNEY London. Friday SINGAPORE has been provisionally chosen as venue for the next international conference of orchid growers in 1963 At a conference of 21 on-chid-growing countries here it was chosen by 71 votes to 34 in preference to Los Angeles. Rio
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    MISSIONS PLAN AFTER-HOURS BIBLE LESSONS
    219 7 MISSIONS PLAN AFTER-HOURS BIBLE LESSONS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MISSION schools throughout the Federation which receive Government grants plan to continue teaching scripture after school hours. Sources close to mission organisations said this today in referring to a Ministry of Education directive to stop teaching Christian "religious knowledge" as a timetable
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    Clothing theft
    26 7 SUNGEI PATANI, Frl. Thieves broke into the quarters of a teacher, Inche Abdullah Yunus, in the Ibrahim School last night and stole some clothing.
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    'Golden Voice' winner
    39 7 JOHORE BAHRU Frl. Miss V. K. Kamalam. of Muar won the Telecoms Dept. 'Golden Voice" contest between Muar and Segamat. Second was Miss V. Ratnesavarl. also of Muar. and third was Miss S. Pakriaman of Segamat.
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    Grenades found by fanner
    48 7 IPOH. Frl. Three rusty hand grenades were recovered by a farmer about 15 yards from the railway line near Ounong Cheroh. two miles from here, this mornIng. Slew Ngan, 47, was driving his tractor when he spotted the grenades. Police removed them for demolition.
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    Singer now a housewife
    105 7 MISS POON SOW KENG, one of Malaya's best known singers and recording artists, was married to Police Inspector Ng Yoke Wen*. Of No 2 Police Field Force. In Ipota yesterday. The ceremony was conducted by Mr. R. A. Wilkinson. DSP. officer-in-charge of the force, and was
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    'DISCIPLINE COMES FIRST—MINISTER
    135 7 'DISCIPLINE COMES FIRST— MINISTER MALACCA. Friday. THUS Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, today told 300 women students who recently staged a day's strike, that discipline was "more important than knowledge Speaking to the .students of the Malay Women's Training College at Durlan Daun here, he said
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    Greetings from Dr. Prasad
    79 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The President of India. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, has sent birthday greetings to the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong. The message reads: "On behalf of the Government, of the people of India, and on my own behalf, I have the pleasure to extend to Your Majesty
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    SUPPER IN HONOUR OF Dr. TAN
    84 7 SUPPER IN HONOUR OF Dr. TAN KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The acting Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johari. gave a buffet supper at his home here last night in honour of retiring Deputy Director of Medical Services, Dr. TanHor Kee. Dr. Tan. 54, joined the medlcai
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    Found hanged
    26 7 IPOH. Frl— A trlsha rider. Wong Mud. 57, was found hanged In the flve-foot-way of a shop In Hale Street her* early this morning
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    President
    18 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fit— Mr. G. Ramakrlshnan has been elected president of the Malayan Indian Congress. Sentul branch.
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    Crowds queue for the new stamps
    146 7 CJINOAPORK, EYI A crowd O filled the General Post Office here today as sale of the special stamps to commemorate National Day began. Thousands of stamps went across the counter In the four nouns of sale. Brisk sales were also reported from all suburban
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    NEVER BEFORE THIS SENSE OF PARTICIPATION, BELONGING, SAYS HEAD OF STATE
    356 7 NEVER BEFORE THIS SENSE OF PARTICIPATION, BELONGING, SAYS HEAD OF STATE T*HE Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, in a National Day message to the people, said: "We celebrate National Day today with the full realisation and confidence that the Government and the people of Singapore are
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    S.I.A. meeting
    16 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fit— The Selangor Indian Association will hold its annual meeting on Sunday.
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      FOOD BAN
      655 8 Where is the tolerance in this order? r recent weeks we have heard quite a lot about apartheid, while the Yang di-Pertuan Agong In his birthday address has spoken of the need for tolerance and goodwill among all races in Malaya. In your Issue of June 1, you
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      Colour bar
      594 8 WHEN ALL'S SAID AND DONE THE TWAIN SHALL NEVER MEET NO longer a young man, and having spent practically all my business life in the Far East, there Is to me no such thing as a colour bar in my relations with all the peoples of this territory
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      BERNSTEIN: HE HAD TOUCH, TASTE AND TECHNIQUE
      152 8 I WAB very disappointed to read the criticism of Mr. Bernstein's recital at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall by D. M. D. Being a school girl and a serious student of music I found a lot to learn from Mr. Bernstein that night.
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      THE VANDALS AT RAFFLES
      138 8 I AM a member of Raffles Library of very long standing and feel it regrettable that books are being so badly treated by some members. Over the past months I have borrowed many books which were scribbled on and notes written ln the margins, obviously by
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      THE HELP THAT COST ME MY J0B...
      191 8 THE HELP THAT COST ME MY J0B... 'THE Minister for Home Affairs has asked the people of Singapore to help the police fight crime. Now give me one good reason why I. a lo\:il citizen of Singapore, should help tin- police again? 1 Ml very unlucky to witness a gang
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      213 8 Straits Times. Crossword ACSOSS 6 Poet »mid to be precluded I. They might take oOee rur- <*>; t IMU v. N nlture after darkness (6.7). tn>u to •Mf Mow *r«n carried a kind of gun T oiA d^er 111 1 **m 10- ta» a bath in the end 11 s^wsrsu-'sr
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    748 10 TIN PRICE JUMPS $2 ON INDONESIAN ORE DECISION By Our Market Correspondent pOLLOWING the announcement that Indonesian ore will henceforth be smelted in Butterworth, instead of the United States and Holland, the price of tin in Singapore yesterday rose $2 to $390.75, the highest price since March. The local rise
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    312 10 r T<HE short trading week on the Singapore Rubber Market has been very quiet with market holidays upsetting the continuity of trading, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current market survey. The undertone was sound with business almost entirely confined to 1 R.S.S. June and some
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    114 10 MELBOURNE, Prt. INVESTMENT shares closed the week on a firm lone here today. Shares were more active. Base metals and the oils were steady. Mt. lam eased 2s. to 665. 9d. < ommonwaaUtb bonds traded along firm lines. Con. Zinc 84 8 Mount LyeU t5/-i 6/6^ N. Broken
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    45 10 On the free exchange market in Hona; Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.77H for T.T. and 5.75>« for cash. Sterling wa« quoted at 15 98 and one tael of gold at 253.. The market will be closed today and Monday.
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    41 10 The directors of Idris HyaJrawlie Tin Ltd. recommend payment of a final dividend of Via. per 2s. share (less income tax at 7s. 9tL) payable tn London on July 19. The annual meeting will be held on July 13.
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    410 10 FEDERATION STOCK EXCHANGE 17EDKBATION members ot the r Malayan Stack Ezchauife reported the following business at their 4 pm call at the Bank Negara, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. InatnMtrtaJs: Fraser and Neave ords (3) $214. Henry Waugh HK$l 54; Cold Storage (S) $1.71; Steamers (2) 81 cent*; Straits Tunes $2 55;
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    83 10 The Mexican trade and Industry Minister, Dr. Raul Salinas, has said that Mexico planned to Increase her rubber imports from Indonesia. TIM Minister. Dr. Salinas, is heading a 11-man trade mission in Jakarta, made where an agreement has been signed for more trade exchange between
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    73 10 Ships lying atonnadr the Slngavporr Harbour Board whatrres or expected toalay are: (Tjerry Leaf 1/2, Hoi Houw 6A. Glengarry 6/7. Tjlsadane 10/11, MarceDJ Nowotko 13/14. Alclnous 15/16. Rumba u a 18. Halldor 19, Tapah N. Wall 4. Labuan Hadji N Wai) 5. Sanana 21/22. Van Cloon 23/24. Misuho
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    WHO KNOWS IN TIP TOP FORM
    536 12 Marksman, Dreamboat and White Heather were also impressive IPOH, Friday. SINGAPORE trainer Keith Daniels' Perak Derby hopes Marks- <^ man and Who Knows, wound up their 'training with smart gallops on the track here this morning. Who Knows, with Frank Leman up, went twice
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    157 12 Malaya invited for RI cycling meet IT IMA 1.1 MPIK, Fri.— Indonesia has invited Malayan Cycling Federation to send a team to the Indonesian cycling championships to be held in Sourabaya on July 10 and IS. Hip Malayans will have to pay their own travelling expenses but the Indonesian Cycling
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    Sugar Ray banned
    93 12 NEW YORK. Fri. The New York State Athletic Com-ini.-.iion yesterday suspended boxer Sugar Ray Robinson indefinitely for failing to fulfill a contract at Baltimore. Robinson, former welterweight and middleweight champion, failed to turn up for his scheduled fight with Pedro Gonzales of Duquesne, Pennsylvania, at Baltimore on
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    Teams for Recs match
    96 12 SINGAPORE. Pri. Singapore CRC will meet Selangor CRC In their annual cricket match at Shenton Way tomorrow. Teams are: Singapore: Klioo Ong Lee, Cecil Wong. Cheong Thiam Slew. Tan Kar Jin. Ong Beng Bee. Eddie Fung. Llm Swang. Tony Thong. Chan. David Lam. John Tan. Selangor
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    KIM BENG HEADER GOES WIDE... I
    52 12 QUAH KIM BENG of Chinese Athletic leaps high to beat Arshad, the Maxwell goalkeeper but his header was wide. A Maxwell defender is rushing towards the goalmouth to cover. C.A. won this S.A.F.A. League Div. 1 match 2—o at Jalan Besar on Thursday. Straits
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    1214 12 RACE 1—2.15: (Class 3. Div. 5)— 6 Furs. I 8552 Ma Folie Venl Vlcl St.) Allan. 6 9.0 (SF) McGrowdie 10 372'. j Milky Way II (Pride St.) Yong. 6 8.10 (F) Geyer S 3 9 Duke of Mantua. (Mr. Mrs. Olam Si Watt) Hobbs.-
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    250 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. IRAPUATO, the Mexican soccer team, will play two matches in Malaya between June 10 and 12, Football Association of Malaya secretary Mr. Kwok Kin Keng told the Straits Times today. The Mexicans are now in Manila after playing in Hong Kong.
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    Lock icon Kicking sequel
    48 12 TELUK. ANSON. Fri. T Subramaniam of Sungei Bernam Estate was sent oft the field ten minutes after the start of the second half for kicking an opponent during a melee In a senior division soccer league tie here yesterday. Sungei Bernam beat Bagan Dato Estate 6-1.
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    SHOULD BENAUD GET MIXED UP IN GRIFFIN WRANGLE?
    173 12 SHOULD BENAUD GET MIXED UP IN GRIFFIN WRANGLE? •bks Jack Fingleton /MNBERRA, Fri.— How poV litic is it for an Au*.tralian Test captain to become mixed up in the present wrangle in England as to whether Griffin bowls or throws? Benaud is at present in England on an assignment to
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    Rahman is Perak's new star
    589 13 HE SCORES THREE GOALS IN 6-1 ROUT OF KEDAH KEDAH 1 PERAK 6 ALOR STAR, Friday. PLRAK scored a convincing 6-1 win over Kedah in their Malaya Cup match here today to establish themselves as the North zone favourities this year. Kelantan open Cup campaign
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    S'gor Recs rout Rangers II
    69 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Kri. -Selangor Chlne.>p Recreation Club won all their three matches in the FA. of Selangor league today. Their first team routed Selangor Rangers II 10-1 at Princes Road. Ah Wah scored flve goals. SCRC «C3i broke Selanfor Indian Association's unbeaten record by defeating
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    Lock icon Tiger to defend Empire title
    73 13 NEW YORK. Fri. Dick Tiger of Nigeria will del end his British Empire middleweight title at Edmonton. Canada. against Wllfip Greaves of Canada on June 22. it was announced yesterday by Jersey Jones. Tiger's U.S. representative. It will be the first time an Empire title
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    Lock icon SPRINGBOKS RACE TO TWO-DAY VICTORY
    167 13 LONDON. Fri.-A fine Innings of 24 by their captain Jackie McGlew backvi up by some splendid bowling enabled the South African cricketers to race to a twoday victory- by nine wickets over Minor Counties at Blurton yesterday. Final scores: Bouth Africans 373 and 30 for
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    Vasu, Ariff among Penang 19
    205 13 STRONG TEAM v FORCES PENANG, Friday. PENANG will be strengthened by the return of fullback G. Vasu and Inside forward ArifT Ariffln when they meet Federation Armed Forces in their Malaya Cup match at the City Stadium here on Sunday. Vasu. left out of the
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    Lock icon THE PHILIPPINES GAIN WINNING LEAD OVER INDIA
    78 13 THE PHILIPPINES GAIN WINNING LEAD OVER INDIA MANILA. Fri.— The Phi- lippiiits today won the Davis Cup Eastern zone final by taking a winning 3-0 lead over India. Juan Jose and Eddie Dungo (Philippines) defeated Ramanathan Krishnan and Naresh Kumar (India) 6-2. fi-2. 6-2 today. Two more single* will be
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    41 13 IPOH. Frl. A. Victor and P Saagarananda improved on their own records for the 400 m and 200 m at the Perak AAA central zone athletics league here today with times of 51.7 sec and 23 7 sec respectively.
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    Chance for Fook Teng
    61 13 QINGAPORE. Frl— Loh Fook Teng. Singapore goalkeeper In 1955 and 1956, gets his chance to regain his place In the Singapore team. He has been picked as one of the two goalkeepers In the all-81ngapore side to meet Kwotik Wah of Hong Kong at Jalan Besar
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    TEST: FIRST DAY'S PLAY WASHED OUT BY RAIN
    169 13 TEST: FIRST DAY'S PLAY WASHED OUT BY RAIN SINGAPORE, Frl. Rain washed out the first day's play in the international cricket "Test" between Singapore and Malaya on the S.C.C padang today. If there Is no rain tomorrow morning play will begin as scheduled at 10.30 a.m. and close at 620
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    80 13 SINGAPORE. Frl. Slnfapore Amateur Football Association's commission of Inquiry Investigation charges against coach Rahlm Sattar by Howe Soo Chye. secretary of the Junior Asian Cup team, sat up till late last night to hear the evidence of 13 more members of the team. The sitting lasted five
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    337 13 Boxing is test of character Razak CINGAPORE, F ri. Federations Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussain hopes that boxing both as an art of selfdefence and as the training for a healthy mind in a healthy body, will be more widely practised in schools and in other organisations
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    Lock icon NOW A 'DO-OR-DIE' REVOLT
    300 14 'Tibetans killed by hundreds in battle with Chinese' report NEW DELHI, Friday. A LL TIBET is once again in revolt in a "do-or-die" bid with 800 frozen corpses of Tibetans left behind after one of a series of battles with Chinese troops, Indian newspapers said today.
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    121 14 NEW DELHI. Fri Communist Chinese troops are intensely active along India's northern border, massing troops, building roads, and constructing a network of airstrips, the Statesman newspaper reported today. In a despatch from its Darjeeling correspondent, the newspaper said two roads capable of carrying heavy military traffic
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    76 14 JAKARTA, Fri.— More than 75.000 trishas have disappeared from Jakarta streets In an unofficial strike. People were left standing helplessly on the pavement. The situation stems from a Government order zoning trishas and restricting prices to 20 cents a mile. Trisha drivers have been
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    21 14 LM wtESER. At Kuala Lumpur floopital. on nrrond Jurw. iM'Mcr hrld Church of England. Badly nilaacd by wife and too.
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    59 14 MORE THAN 500 people attended the Yang di-Pertuan's grand reception at the Istana Negara grounds last night to round off the day's celebrations. Picture shows (from left): Inrhe Yusof bin lshak. Inche Mohamed Idris bin Matsil. State Assemblyman for Negri Sembilan. Dr. Alsdran. and Mrs. Soeglh Arto,
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    86 14 Judges wait for their cars after Prime Minister's buffet party— g I N (i A P ORE'S Chief Justice, Sir Alan Hose I second from left I with his brother judges, who were at the City Hall for the Prime Minister's buffet lunch to celebrate National Day. With him are
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    179 14 Japanese students fight police: Many are injured TOKYO, Friday. I EFTIST students demonstrating against the Japan-l'.S. security treaty smashed four riot trucks in a battle today with police. Many were injured in the brief clash. Earlier, some 2,000 students smashed through the Kates to the official residence of the Premier.
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    171 14 America orders a new alert WASHINGTON, Fri. Thomas Gates. U.S. j Defence Secretary, said today that America's military forces were now engaged on another •communications alert exercise" similar to the one he ordered on the eve of the abortive Summit talks. Mr Oatea m giving evl-> dence belore the Senate
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    109 14 AT HOMKIKI); Haiita bl QM| by 6 wkls. Essex 132 and 235 c I*. Ralph 40) Hants Ifl3 and 176-4 nhftll 82 no R. liielrbyi Mackenzie 57 no i Hants 14 pts. AT BIRMINGHAM: Match drawn. Lanes 353-7 dec. and 193-C <A Wharton 42. R. Barber
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    46 14 EPSOM. Frl. The French filly Never Too Late won the Oaks here this afternoon, after a photo finish with her I compatriot Palmpont. The third French filly Imberline was third. Ten ran. Betting 6 5 Never Too Late. 4 1 Paimpont. 6 1 Imbt-rline.
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