The Straits Times, 3 June 1961

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    18 1 AVEHACE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. JUNE 3, 1961. t 15 CENTS.
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    'CO-OPERATE' CALL
    890 1 UNIONISTS BACK P.A.P. AT ANSON-See Page 22 Social changes not fast enough, public told Lee: Help us to help you MR. Lee Kuan Yew tonight called for public support and understanding of the Government's programme to improve the lot of the people. "We need co-operation, not coercion, to
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    KHRUSHCHEV THERE: KENNEDY SAYS HE IS 'CONFIDENT'
    276 1 KHRUSHCHEV THERE: KENNEDY SAYS HE IS 'CONFIDENT' VI ENN A. Fri. Mr. Khrushchev said on arrival here today that he hoped the "good atmosphere of peace-loving and neutral Austria" would favourably influence his talks with President Kennedy starting tomorrow. In a speech at the Vienna railway station after his train
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    Malayans find 100 bodies in Congo
    127 1 LEOPOLDVILLE, Friday. A MALAYAN patrol has lound the bodies of more than 100 persons, including 67 women and children, killed during fighting around a town 20 j miles south of the Kivu province capital of Bukavu. a U.N. spokesman said today. The spokesman said
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    Lock icon Soviet Deputy Premier dies
    128 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Mikhail Khrunichev. veteran Soviet administrator and one of the chief officials behind Yuri Gagarin's space flight, has died suddenly. He was 60. As chairman of a new State committee for coordinating scientific re- search a post he com- i bined with that of a
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    Floodlit City Hall in all its glory
    120 1 AGAINST a dramatic backdrop of a velvety black sky. the brilliantly-lit City Hall, with its massive gothic pillars draped with gay bunting. and the domed Supreme Court (on the left) last night looked like a scene borrowed from Fairyland. Today, the City Hall
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    Ten drown in storm
    64 1 BANDJARMASIN. South Borneo. Fri. Ten persons drowned last weekend near Tandjung Selatan. south of here, when a violent Java Sea storm smashed and sank their sailing prahu. Lone survivor was a ten-year-old boy who watched with horrified eyes a> the pounding seas swept both his mother
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    LATEST
    27 1 U S. CONCERN' U \MIINGTOX. In Stale Department nji'l it "seriously c— ctf <'I :)l><".it rumour* "extrrn MMHH uovjrrint>u i< prc»i<m" in Domini' m Republic— Rtutrr.
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    TWO STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHTNING
    83 1 TWO STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHTNING ALOR STAR. Frl. Two persons were killed by lightning during a thunderstorm here today. A third man is suffering from a bad shock. Murad bin Hussain. 18. was working a.t his padl field in Korok. when he was hit by lightning. He fell dead on
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    Lock icon The cat was there first
    72 1 LONDON. Fri.— A mouthwatering selection of delicacies prepared by students of a domestic science college for the Duke of Edinburgh have been eaten— by a prowling cat. Hors d'oeuvres. a decorated saddle of veai and'meringues were prepared for the Duke to savour during a visit
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    Boy killed by lorry
    48 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 10--year-old schoolboy. Llm Uan Heng. was knocked clown by a lorry In Aliutiied Road tonight. He died about an hour later In hospital. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact the Traffic Police at Sepoy Lines Police Station. Tel. No. 7200 ext 385.
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    Jack: Put new life in Nato
    388 2 PARIS. Fri. HE PROPOSES WIDENING OF ALLIANCE INTERESTS, MORE SIGNIFICANT ROLE PRESIDENT KENNEDY, in the midst of his talks with President de Gaulle, yesterday publicly proposed that "new life' be put into the 15-nation Atlantic Defence Alliance. He called for a widening of the
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    THE GAMBOLS
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    Lock icon 3-POINT VIETNAM DRAFT BEFORE LAOS CONFERENCE
    246 2 3-POINT VIETNAM DRAFT BEFORE LAOS CONFERENCE GENEVA, Fri SPEAKERS from Rus- sia and Poland were to address today's session of the 14-nation conference on Laos here. The conference is expected to go into a weekend recess after today's meeting in view of the Kennedy-Khrushchev meeting in Vienna. The two Communist
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    Lock icon Brokers held
    32 2 NEW YORK, Fri. —An Atlanta couple who operated a stock brokerage firm were arrested yesterday on charges of misusing more than US$l K million <$4i million) of clients,, funds. U.P.I.
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    Now Barbara plans a walk to Moscow
    95 2 Now Barbara plans a walk to Moscow LONDON. Fri.— Dr. Barbara Moore, British marathon walker, said today she was planning a walk from London to Moscow. The 56-year-old vegetarian, who is Russian, said she was planning to write to Mr. Khrushchev. Soviet Prime Minister, for permission to enter Russia. "I
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    Lock icon Angola: Ghana hits Portugal
    154 2 ACCRA, Fri. Ghana yesterday closed its sea and airports to Portuguese ships and aircraft, except in cases of distress, in protest against Portugal's policy in Angola. The government also announced that open and general licences to import goods from Portugal would be revoked. In NEW YORK
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    Lock icon Tremors wave
    25 2 ADDIS ABABA. Fri. More than 30 earth tremors of varying magnitude shook Addis Ababa during the night and were continuing this morning. Reuter.
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    3 careers for the girl who is not so bright
    76 2 3 careers for the girl who is not so bright TOMORROW th« Sunday Times investigates the job situation for tl-.e girl who passes her school final but not well enough to get a place at the university. Here is an article every parent must read The Sunday Times gives you
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    Lock icon TRUJILLO DIED IN A GUN BATTLE
    429 3 He shot back at attackers when caught in an ambush while on way to visit mother CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Friday "HOMINICAN U ''strong man' Rafael Trujillo died in a gun battle with his assassins when he was ambushed on his way to see his mother,
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    Lock icon ARMS HAUL FROM DETAINED SHIP
    115 3 ARMS HAUL FROM DETAINED SHIP rjRAN, Fri. Two hundred yj automatic rifles and 500.--000 rounds of ammunition were unloaded yesterday from the 137-ton Danish motorship Margot Hansen, rstorted into the French Naval base of Mers-el-Kebir near here on Monday, French naval sources said here last night. The origin and destination
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    Tunnel deaths
    27 3 TOKYO, Frl.— Three workers were killed and another seriously Injured last night in a dynamite explosion in a railway tunnel under construction at Shimoda.— U.P.l.
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    Rhodesians to copy 'Riders'
    27 3 SALISBURY. Fri—Southern Rhodesia's "sit-in" African demonstrators said yesterday they planned to copy the American "Freedom Riders" today by boarding all white buses.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Youths v. youths in Algeria clashes
    134 3 ALGIERS, Friday. GROUPS of young Muslims marched through the streets of Bone and Philippeville, eastern Algeria, yesterday waving green and white insurgent flags and chanting nationalist slogans. In both towns they clashed with groups of young Europeans. An 18-year-old European was stabbed in the
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    Lock icon Ben-Gurion will see Macmillan
    33 3 LONDON. Frl. Mr. David Ben-Gurlon. the Prime Minister of Israel, flew Into London today from New York with an appointment to see Mr. Harold Macmlllan. the Prime Minister, today.—Renter.
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    Lock icon 'Aid India Club' completes talks
    51 3 WASHINGTON, Frl.—Financial experts from Japan, Canada. West Germany, Britain and the United States a consortium known as the "Aid to India Club" completed talks at the World Bank here yesterday which involved a review of India's foreign exohan>ge requirements for its current third five-year plan.
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    Rebels give up
    19 3 JAKARTA, Frl.— A 654-man battalion of rebel troops has surrendered at Lubuk SikapIng, in West Suamtra.
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    Lock icon Explosion toll: 17
    74 3 PARIS, Fri— The death toll in yesterday's housing area collapse In the Clamart rose to 17 this morning as rescue workers brought another body out of the pile of rubble. They have now rescued 55 people Injured In the ground subsidence and gas explosion which wrecked half
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    Lock icon Rhodesia: Accord on constitution
    42 3 SALISBURY. Fri. Sir Edgar Whitehead. Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister, announced here last nlßht that agreement had been reached between his government and Mr. Duncan Sandys. Commonwealth Relations Secretary, on all outstanding points on the colony's new constitution.— Reuter
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    Lock icon A HOME LEAVE SCHEME FOR MARRIED SERVICEMEN
    94 3 A HOME LEAVE SCHEME FOR MARRIED SERVICEMEN LONDON. Fri. The Secretary for War, Mr. John Profumo. yesterday announced a home leave scheme for married British servicemen serving abroad without their wives. He said it applied to all overseas stations except North West Europe, for which a scheme already existed. He
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    POLICEMAN SHOT IN Dr. V's GROUNDS
    121 3 CAPETOWN, Friday. A POLICEMAN was shot in the shoulder last night in the grounds of Groot Schur, the official residence here of Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd. the Prime Minister, police announced. rhe circumstances of the shooting, which occurred In the dark, are not yet known.
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    Lock icon Helicopter to guard Nik's Vienna train
    141 3 Helicopter to guard Nik's Vienna train VIENNA, Friday. AN Austrian 'police helicopter will nover low over Mr. Khrushchev's special train today as it speeds towards Vienna for his meeting with President Kennedy. i Armed Austrian police will guard the line at points 270 yards apart as the train, preceded by
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    TSHOMBE: NO DECISION ON HIS FATE
    71 3 TSHOMBE: NO DECISION ON HIS FATE LEOPOLDVILLE. Fri.— Mr. Joseph Ileo, the Congolese Prime Minister, said yesterday his government was still making up its mind about the fate of President Tshombe of Katanga, who is held prisoner here. Asked whether Mr. Tshombe would be brought to trial as the Government
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    Distinguished guests at Che Yusof's State banquet
    181 4 The Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore. Inche Yusof bin Ishak*. last night gave a glittering State banquet to mark the eve of the island's second National Day. A large gathering of distinguished guests made it one of the most stately events of the
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    Big shift: Fire victims move to new flats
    641 4 Big shift: Fire victims move to new flats SINGAPORE, Fn. BIG "Operation Shift" of Bukit Ho Swee fire victims into Singapore Housing Board flats will start at 8 a.m. tomorrow. A convoy of 60 military trucks will transport these victims with their belongings from three points In the Kirn Seng
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    NEW DONATIONS SWELL FUND TO $584,202.17
    903 4 SINGAPORE, Fri ANOTHER $48,360.84 received by the Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund today brought the total to $584,202.17. The following is the full list of new donations received by the committee: Singapore Council oi Social Service $25,000. Netherlands Government $1,000, Mr. G.
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    PROGRAMME FOR NATIONAL DAY
    171 4 CINCAPORE. Fri Here is the diary of events for tomorrow's National Day celebrations: 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon Mass rally and marchpast on the Padang. 9.30 a.m. First day of the junior badminton championships at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. 3 to 8 p.m. Exhibition at the
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    Free Press series
    107 4 rNI GARDINER, once of Malaya, made headlines when she wed King Hussein of Jordan, becoming his consort but not his Queen. Is hers to be a happy marriage or does sorrow lie ahead of Toni and her husband? What has been the fortune of other commoners who
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    No. 1 sought husband, but she met No. 2
    134 5 T>UTTERWORTH, Fri. For 10 days, a man who took a second wife failed to return to his first wife, so she went looking for him, the Butterworth Magistrate's Court was told today. The first wife. Aishah blnte Awang is accused of
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    Malay class
    25 5 IPOH. Fri. Fifteen members and ten wives have enrolled in the Ipoh Rotary Club's Malay class, Mr. Teerath Ram, the organiser, said today.
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    Prices raised
    26 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The prices of various stamped registered letter envelopes have been raised in Singapore ranging from four to 15 cents as from yesterday.
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    MAYOR 001 DUE FOR RE-ELECTION
    54 5 MAYOR 001 DUE FOR RE-ELECTION PENANG. Fri.— The present Socialist Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thlam Slew, is due" to be reelected mayor when the new city council holds its first meeting on June 9. The deputy mayor Is expected again to be Mr. N. Patkunam They will hold office until the
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    Acting manager
    30 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. Mr. R.A. Adamson. from Teluk Anson. Is acting as manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank here during the illness of Mr. R. W. Scott.
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    Acoustics expert advises on theatre
    92 5 Acoustics expert advises on theatre gINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Robert B. Newman, an American acoustics expert, now in Singapore to advise on the sound amplification system to be introduced in the construction of the national theatre. today described the theatre's basic plan as "very good." He has been in close consultation
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    Board member
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Transport has appointed Inche Mohamed Yussoff bin Mohamed Noor an unofficial member of the Railway Board for two years.
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    YEAR'S JAIL for MAN WITH DUD LOTTERY TICKET
    285 5 Businessman tried to claim $125,000 prize money PENANG, Friday. A BUSINESSMAN, Chew Ah Hock, who used a forged Social and Welfare Lottery ticket to claim a $125,000 prize, was today sentenced to a year's jail. Chew was convicted on an amended charge
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    A discharge—can Sessions Court hear case now?
    398 5 A discharge— can Sessions Court hear case now? SEREMBAN. Fri. T*HE Deputy Public Prosecutor, Raja Abdul Aziz bin Raja Idris, con- tended yesterday that the Sessions Court is entitled to hear a corruption case after it has been dismissed by a magistrate at a preliminary inquiry. But defence counsel, Dato
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    Talk by expert
    36 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Robert B. Newman, an American acoustics expert, will give a public talk on "Architectural Acoustics" to the Singapore Institute of Architects at the Singapore Polytechnic, on Monday at 5.15 p.m.
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    Report of a beating so body is exhumed
    111 5 Report of a beating so body is exhumed TPOH, Fri. Police this morning exhumed the body of a married woman, Soong Kwel Eng, 29. who was reported to have died on Monday night and was burled the following day at the Chinese Cemetery in Oopeng Road. The body was sent
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    THE KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE ON WEDNESDAY
    144 5 THE KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE ON WEDNESDAY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Royal Malay Regiment and the Federation Reconnaissance Corps units are practising daily in Kuala Lumpur for a big military parade to mark the 41st birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong next Wednesday. About 500 soldiers will take part in the Trooping
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    Judge sums up in Samson murder trial
    1649 6 Judge sums up in Samson murder trial BOTH DOCTORS IN CASE WERE 'INEXPERIENCED' PENANG, Friday. JHE Penang Assize Judge, Mr. Justice Rigby, today expressed the hope that the time would come when the responsible authorities would have fully qualified police surgeons to carry out important post mortems and be in
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    April rubber output
    31 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— To. ■&l production of rubber In April was 48,650 t0n5— 2,645 tons less than the previous month. Estates produced 27.768 tons and smalholdlngs 20.882 tons.
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    Cyclist killed
    31 6 BUTTERWORTH, Fri. boy. Ewe Ah Kee. 16. who was knocked down by a lorry while c. cling in Telok Ayer Tawar last night, died on the way to hospital
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    44 people held under PPSO at April 30
    387 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. THE Minister lor Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon today disclosed that there were 44 people under detention under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance as at April 30 Mr. Ong was giving a written reply to a Question submitted
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    American Diary— by j Huang Tze-chin
    183 7 American Diary by j Huang Tze-chin MUCH has been writlen about America but little from a Malayan point of view. In "American Diary", beginning in tomorrows Sunday Mail, a Malayan journalist attempts to fill the gap. The author. Huang Tze-chin, has just returned from a ninemonth sojourn In the United
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    Accord on Tay Koh Yat busmen's pay claims
    112 7 CINGAPORE, 111. The Singapore Bus Workers' Union has reached agreement with the management of the Tay Koh Vat Bu.^ Co. on claims for back pay. holidays and overtime before i960. The management also agreed to give Its employees a bonus, benefits laid
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    Fire victims mob Mr. Lee
    112 7 'PHE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee x Kuan Yew. (arrowed) is mobbed by fire victims at the Kirn Seng Road relief centre on Thursday night. Mr. Lee and four other Ministers had visited the centre to explain the Government's rehabilitation programme for the victims
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    NowSeremban has plans for an industrial town
    451 7 NowSeremban has plans for an industrial town SEREMBAN, Friday V N AMBITIOUS plan for a multi-million dollar housing and indus- trialisation project to enlarge Seremban town will soon be launched by the newly-elected Seremban Town Council. The main aim of the project a blueprint is now being prepared —i s
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    Greetings are sent to Italy
    126 7 Greetings are sent to Italy KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a message of greetings to the President of Italy on that country's National Day. It said: "On the occasion of the anniversary of your National Day, I have great pleasure In extending to Your Excellency and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    36 8 Warsts 5/0 (Minimum) MRS. S. RASOO and family thank friend., bumne.Hs .'ls.ionatea and relatives for their messages of condolence, visits, wreaths, loans of cars and assistance rendered In their recent ■etsavemecit on Wednesday May 31.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    290 8 2V Words Ht (Mimtmmm) the COCKPIT'S Java RlJstUfel la served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time JUST ARRIVED at Roblnxon s Knthryn Beich Katy's Party NuU, 16 ov..v $3.06 per tin. COLD STORACC SUPERMARKET, Orchard Road, and nil Singapore Shops are cloned to-day and there will be no deli\.fries.
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      Chances Of Peace
      644 8 Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Khrushchev meet in Vienna today not to negotiate but to talk. Neither in Washington nor Moscow, or anywhere else, is there any expectation of agreement emerging from this brief Vienna encounter. Before leaving Washington for Paris, where he has had cordial and successful
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      National Day
      351 8 Today, June 3, is Singapore's National Day, not because it is the anniversary of independence that bridge has yet to be crossed but because it celebrates a most important step in the march to independence and because all countries, particularly the young, like and ought once a year
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      Hawkers' Bail
      250 8 The Kuala Lumpur district branch of the People's Progressive Party is guilty of a piece of blatant political opportunism in its decision to offer bail for any hawker arrested in the capital That said, however, it has to be admitted that the P.P.P. gimmick is astute and that
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    THE THIRD MAN
    1226 8  -  Willi Frischauer by The Viennese may deny it (and they do so vehemently) but this is still the city of AS a special train speeds Mr. Khrushchev to Vienna, all is set for the Soviet Premier's ten hoars of momentous talks today with President Kennedy. Eight thousand
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  • NATIONAL DAY STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      Year of achievement, progress
      1645 9  -  CHIA POTEIK By The four-year plan will transform Singapore PROMISE OF BETTER THINGS TO COME IN THE FUTURE CIN'GAPOKE rejoices today. Public buildings are gay and colon rful with decoration. Flags and bunting, fluttering in the bustling streets, and coloured bulbs and floodlights flashing in the
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      Music from four cultural streams
      174 9 rE augmented Radio Orchestra of Radio Singapore will play in a programme of music and forum which will be held at the Victoria Theatre on June 5. 6 and 7. The orchestra will present music representing the four main cultural streams in a performance entitled
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    Singapore's life depicted on colourful floats
    1145 10  -  CHIA POTEIK By AND SOME OF THE MODELS YOU'LL SEE IN TODAY'S MAMMOTH MARCH-PAST MA N V of th c major aspects of Singapore life, its commerce and industry, its education and culture, provide the themes for t lie 20 colourful floats which will
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    More will see highlights
    390 11 MOTORISED UNITS OF MAMMOTH PARADE TO TOUR OUTLYING DISTRICTS TONIGHT jyjANY more thousands of people in. Singapore will be able to see the highlights of this year's National Day celebrations which begin today. For the inarch past of l."),(XX) people in this morning's mammoth rally in
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    MULTI-RACIAL SHOW WITH A DIFFERENCE
    322 11 MULTI-RACIAL SHOW WITH A DIFFERENCE MALAY singers will sing Mandarin songs, Chinese dancers do an Indian dance, and Indian vocal groups sing Malay folk songs in a multi-racial variety which Radio Singapore will present at Victoria Theatre tomorrow. Entitled "Suara Budaya Singapura" (The Voice of Singapore Culture), the show will,
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    FULL DETAILS OF THE TWO-DAY PROGRAMME
    249 11 FULL DETAILS OF THE TWO-DAY PROGRAMME VI ORE details of the twoi"l day programme are: TODAY: 9.30 a.m. to noon: Rally and march past outside City Hall. Marchers will disperse at Shenton Way. except the uniformed contingents, who will disperse at Beach Road, and vehicles, which will disperse at Kallang
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    DISPLAY OF THE PEOPLE'S WORK
    287 11 DISPLAY OF THE PEOPLE'S WORK rE first exhibition i of its kind, showing how varied and embracing is the work of Singapore's 51 community centres. will move by turn to nine selected centres from now till July 1. The exhibition is organised by the People's Association and had its opening
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    SPECIAL BROADCASTS ON RADIO SINGAPORE FOR NATIONAL DAY
    203 11 SPECIAL BROADCASTS ON RADIO SINGAPORE FOR NATIONAL DAY RADIO Singapore, which celebrated iU Silver Jubilee on Jane 1. will give special broadcasts in connection with the National Day celebrations. They will be made over a fourth transmission called Siaran Istemewa on 990 k/c in the 303 metre band, medium wave,
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    'MINISTRY OF SPORTS' HAS PUT S'PORE ON THE MAP
    1489 12  -  TEOH ENG TATT j A forecast The State will be a power in sports in the near future By Now Govt tapping all young talent Malaya Cup win has infused new spirit in soccer WHATEVER may be said about our snorting:
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    Festival at Spurts two-day diary
    138 12 TODAY: Swimming carnival and exhibitions at River Volley Road pool (4 p.m.). Soccer Singapore Youths v Army, Jalan Besar (5.15). Tennis Exhibition matches, Padang (5 pm) Boxing S.A.B.A. open championships finals, Happy World (8.30 p.m.) Badminton S.B.A. junior championships, S.B.A. Hall. Hockey Women v Veterans,
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      28 12 Salute to SinooMne from THE ftfJLL M/INV dttNK THEY ARE SERVING OVER 160,000 CUSTOMERS AND HAVE TOTAL ASSETS OF OVER ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD.
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    Tengku and new Alliance
    655 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday FIRST STEP TOWARD TWO-PARTY SYSTEM IN SINGAPORE AND A MORE EFFECTIVE OPPOSITION: KHIR r [HE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today he was consulted before three Singapore parties SPA, Umno and MCA decided to form an alliance. He said: "It is true
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    Prospect team finds oil traces near Kuantan
    344 13 Prospect team finds oil traces near Kuantan KUANTAN, Friday. A TEAM led by a royal prospector has found traces of oil in Sungei Ular, about 22 miles iiorth of here. The site is also believed to be rich in iron ore. I The prospector, Tengku Abdul Aziz lbni Almarhum Sultan
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    Lottery man is fined $3,000
    40 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. A man. Heng Chiang Slang, was today fined $3,000, in default six months' Jail, for assisting In carrying on a characters lottery near the Singapore Turf Club on the evening ol May 25.
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    it's Australian fashion time in Straat Banka
    46 13 MISS HELEN BICKNELL, an Australian mannequin. models dresses made from Australian fabrics, on board the Straat Banka on Thursday evening after the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, had opened the Australian floating trade fair. Straits Times picture
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    Three for ILO talks
    49 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Commissioner for Labour, Mr. Kok Ah Loy, will lead a three-man Singapore delegation to the International Labour Organisation confer>nce to be held in Geneva his month. The other two members are Mr. G. Kandasamy (representing workers) and Mr. G.C. Thio (representing employers).
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    Padi farmer is acquitted
    54 13 RAUB, Fri. A padl planter, Hussain bin Faseh, 24, was yesterday acquitted on a charge of using criminal force on a blind housewife, Saplah binte Samsu, on the night of Feb. 18 with intent to outrage her modesty. The magistrate. Inche Yuaoff bin Mohamed, did not
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    Aussies register sales on their floating fair
    181 13 Aussies register sales on their floating fair SINGAPORE, Friday. A BOUT 1,500 business people today visited the Straat Banka, Australia's floating fair, to inspect the ship's wide range of goods and establish contacts with the Australian businessmen aboard. Mr. A.P. WhlUngton. leader of the Australian trade dele gatlon aboard the
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    Five years for rape
    54 13 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A Harbour Board employee, Tal Yin Chong. 21. was Jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Buttrose ,oday for raping a girl under 14 years of age on March 6 this year. The incident took place inside the men's lavatory at the Metropolitan Cinema
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    Fined $50
    32 13 RAUB. Fri. Chong Su Kee, managing director of Mook Lian sawmill, was yesterday fined $50 or two weeks' jail for failing to submit his income tax return within 21 days.
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    Court orders against man
    51 13 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Receiving and adjudication orders were today made against C. A. Menon, of Buklt Timah Road, by Mr. Justice Chua In the High Court on a bankruptcy petition filed by the Comptroller of Income Tax to whom Menon owes a sum of $5,498.89 on a judgment
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    Lock icon Singapore doctor found not guilty of 'infamy'
    114 13 LONDON, Fri.— A doctor from Singapore, who was convicted of an Indecent offence in North Borneo in 1957. was found not guilty of Infamous conduct by the disciplinary committee of the General Medical Council yesterday. Dr. Loh Mung Sun, registered as care of
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    Bankrupt gets a discharge
    41 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. Koh Ah Thlm, a Harbour Board senior clerk, who was adjudicated a bankrupt In March 1959, with liabilities amounting to $1,900, was granted a discharge by Mr Justice Chua in the High Court here today.
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    Pass and honour graduates5 pay—disparity concern
    277 13 Pass and honour graduates 5 pay disparity concern T^HE Students' Council of the University of Malaya has expressed "deep concern" over the great disparity in the salaries of pass and honours degree graduates in the public service. An article in the latest issue of Mahaslswa Negara, official publication of the
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    Students to give show in Britain
    71 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A party of 11 Malayan students from London will go to the Isle of Wight to give a Malayan cultural show on "Malayan Day" there tomorrow. They were invited there by the Island's Women's Institute which is organising the celebration, a
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    Plan to clear port backed
    146 13 Plan to clear port backed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce backs a proposal by the Malayan Railway Administration for importers to give up their Sunday day of rest and he'.p clear the godowns at Port Sweitenham. Delighted The President of the ACCC, Senator Chan Kwong Hon.
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    'CODE OF CONDUCT' FOR VARSITY STUDENTS
    60 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A "code of conduct" has been adopted by the Students Council of the University of Malaya here. It includes: Total ban on all form* of ragging. Students found guilty of "Indiscipline or misconduct" will be punished. Freshles must wear green ties
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    Ex-state captain to pay $5,700 for negligence
    496 14 IPOH, Friday J EE SAI CHONG, was today ordered to pay $5,783 damages and costs to a building contractor and estate manager, Wan Lim Choong, as damages for negligence which resulted m the death of Wan's son. Wans son. Thai Thong. 19. a
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    $150 fine for breaking in
    53 14 IPOH. Frl. An unemployed man, Wong Lin, 26, was today sentenced by the magistrates court to a day's jail and fined $150. in default three months' jail, for housebreaking. Wong had pleaded guilty to breaking into the house of Hoi Chuan Seng at Jalan Tokong
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    He's all for a coffee-house type C'wealth
    218 14 He's all for a coffee-house type C'wealth LONDON, Friday. MR. Vincent Massey, former Governor General of Canada, said yesterday the Commonwealth "this priceless setting for the free exchange of opinion" must not be allowed to gather dust and eventually vanish Mr. Massey, delivering the 1961 Romanes lecture at Oxford University,
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    SINGAPORE BY-ELECTION: A SIX-SIDED CONTEST?
    111 14 SINGAPORE BY-ELECTION: A SIX-SIDED CONTEST? SINGAPORE. Fri. With nomination day a week away (June 10 the Anson by-election promises to be at least a six-cor-nered fight.. Up to 4 p.nv today, four political parties and one independent had taken out nomination forms. The four parties are the Workers' Party. the
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    Lock icon A plan to help newspapers in West Africa
    405 14 A plan to help newspapers in West Africa •TEL AVIV, Frl. Mr. L.K. 1 Jakande, managing director and editor-in-chief of Allied Newspapers of Nigeria, yesterday proposed a three-point plan aimed at assisting newspapers in West Africa to overcome pconomlc and technical problems. Speaking In a debate on the needs of
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    'Malaya on the verge of big things'
    89 14 'Malaya on the verge of big things' Mr. Thomas Anderson (above), head of Thomas Anderson Associates, an Australian en g i neering firm, which has opened a branch in Kuala Lumpur. The firm has been appointed by the Public Works Department to install airconditioning in the new Parliament House and
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    Lock icon C'wealth Finance Co. committed to spend over £3m.
    274 14 f ONDON. Fri. The Common wealth Development Finance Co. Ltd said today tnat in the year ended March 31, 1961 it had entered into commitments totalling £3.680,006 for nine new Commonwealth projects. including one in Malaya. The capital cost of the projects
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      133 14 MODERN SCIENCE GIVES MODERN MALAYA A COMPLETELY f^£]fj TOOTHPASTE d i ii >jf^l iiij^!;! DENTAL' CREAM WITH IRIUM mew PEj>s(wrm' 'f*f^ with teeth shining wh/fef NEW! NEW! Softer cream Bracing PEPPERMINT I jNSSMRH^^ gives faster- FLAVOUR gives you Nfe 'ZTiZOZ?-, »~Felh7*an mouth, A %M M and more of ,t. o</)
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    Lock icon Peacemaker who fought battles of the white men
    1445 15 Peacemaker who fought battles of the white men I■■ I I ss* joe *rr iMiniiriiii imj^^^^^^^i OTrwnrii ir **^*»^^joc^ i iiViririViiiMi^^M^^M^Mt^r 'i¥^iiMii^^^^^^^^^^^^^MMl^^^Tirir*ii¥Bii*"^w^^MMi^w^niiiii i WARRIOR DREADED A SOFT BED His last words: Peace, honour ALIGHT SNOW covered the Wind River Valley in Wyoming on February 22, 1900, us a li- mile-long
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      263 15 Buys Bunny By Bnlph Ueimduhl fVER OIL'S PCWN [YOU CAM'T GO \1 l___ <=^s^ J^A I 111 ess I CAREFUL. ABOUT A QUART! J NOWHERE LOOKIN' A rTXTSBIn \m%&r£\ SU6Sy s fOOPS) YOU J^-x. LIKE THAT, PUPPSYi Q &4 nZZzIP Z^\§Pfe?S^--< CLUMSY y WATCH OUTA SETTER GO NEXT J p^
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      318 16 PAY— AND CAREERS IN INDUSTRY THE main reason why so many boys shun technical jobs is simply that the jobs do not pay. There are hundreds of lads who are very interested but when they start looking around and ask questions they come to the inevitable conclusion that the pay
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      What tourists want to see in Malaya
      311 16 What tourists want to see in Malaya APART FROM HORSE RACING AND CASINOS... TMUCH ink has been spilt over the promotion of tourism in Malaya, with suggestions for possible tourist attractions ranging from the establishment of a casino on one of the islands off Penang to the multiplication of our
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      DEVELOP PENANG ISLAND FIRST
      175 16 WITH due respects to the T chairman of the Penang Tourist Association with whom I have had close association in the past both as vice-chairman and publicity chairman. I feel the association and for that matter the Ministry of Commerce and Industry should concentrate firstly on
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      HOW THE ILLITERATE WERE MISLED IN PENANG
      192 16 I REFER to Mr. Lim Kean Siew's reply to Dato Cheah Toon Lok's criticism that the Socialist Front resorted to specious arguments and political slogans appealing to communal emotions during the City Council election campaign in Penang. Mr. Lim stressed that the Front
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      The speed limit that must stay...
      383 16 The speed limit that must stay... -BUKiT TIMAH, DUNEARN ROADS {"HF Automobile As.socialion or Singapore in its magazine the "Highway" has advocated a higher speed limit for Bukit Timah Road. Country Folk, however, suggests that the speed limit be raised to a maximum of 50 m.p.h. after dusk from the
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      EXCESSIVE FUMES
      95 16 PEOPLE living near the Kallang fcas-works in Singapore are tormented by the excessive fumes and smoke. The smoke seems to come from the roof of the building where the chimney is housed. When coal fuel was used for the production of gas. the smoke emitted was less and
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      NO FILM SHOWS
      55 16 T HAVE often noticed that the Ministry 01 Culture arranges film shows at various spots in Singapore at regular intervals but never for the residents of Duches» Estate. Queenstown. wher* the population is ever increasing. The beautifully constructed park opposite the new Duchess Market would b» an
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      120 16 Vaseline means round-the-clock grooming... Seng Huat starts his day at 8 30 m will a.m. In his job good grooming is essential, that's why he uses Wmi JW? Vaseline Hair Cream p8 H/ /V^^ Afl Still at work at 8.30 p.m. with a '*%&ss& business dinner and still not a
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      268 16 Straits Times Crossword BT H' IHaflHT' HP* "■^""■W 4 H ACROSS 6. A shilling cannot be insuffi»Er%^ rd round ar»ui i»>. 13 .-There's nee r a villain 9. It is not the same to her per- dwelling in all Denmark but haps (5). he's an arrant (Ham--10 Fifty-one vermin i?oin«
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      1410 17 THE E. A. C UMES- MvttK J^^K mNt lost MEIITERIUNEAN. CONTINENTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. nrYfCOiti Spo c P S Penang H HZjJrI "lUSUANCA' aj GH. 11-11/ 5 Jaae 5/ Jaae 0/ I Jaaa «kT3^ "SUMBAWA" (Piss.) 4/ 4 Jaai JLJOmSr "SELANOIA" k) 22/24Jaae 25 27 Jaae 21 21 Jaae Tf\
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      1455 17 bui'lo'ng THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. nin SINGAPORE ilncorparatel il tki Until Kmglom It LINES EXPRESS SERVICES TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'we P. Shim Penang lENOOPAN (EL, LIMM, Rotteroam, Hamburg G 11/JM 5 BENAIBANACH L'pill, Havre, M'brough. Jane 5/ I Jaae 11/11 laac 14/15 lENMHOR (E.lp) L'IMl, Mu'l.
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      1291 17 Wkw McALISTER dc CO.. LTD. v-^ CLURMAM UMS <h KLAVENESS LINE LONDON. HAMBURG. ROTTERDAM. HAVRt LOS ANSELES. SAN FRANCISCO I HULL. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER I PORTLAND CITY OF NEWCASTLE Acctptilg corgi Mr Clitral ft Slltk S pore P. Stum Pmang America 21-.5J.m 21/21 Jail II Jane/ 1 July BRONXVILLE CITY OF
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    STOCK MARKET DIFFICULT: TIN SHARES OFF BEST
    346 18 From Our Market Correspondent TIN share prices tended to ease on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon the rises of Friday and the previous two days again attracting profit-takers. Very few improvements were recorded and the market was quiet, with shares below best
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    STOCK INDICES
    20 18 Malayan Stock Indices: June 2 Junrl Industrials: 163.15 163.81 Tins: 334.22 332.21 Rubber: 245.52 245.32 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    768 18 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section ye.steraay with the number of deals in brackets was: Industrials: F. and N. ords (2,000) $2.42, $2.42 i; M. Cement (8.OO0) $2.30. $2.29, $2.10: Metal Box (2,000) $2.96 ON, $2.98; Steamers (4,000) 82 cents ON, 82i cents: 8. Tunes
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    132 18 MELBOURNE, Fil INVESTMENT shares closed the week on fiimer toi)e<>. On the announcement of a one-for-six new issue by B.HJ". the shares remained steady at 795. 3d. Herald rose 2s. 3d. to 58s. Base mrtals and oils were steady. Mt. Lyell gained 6d. to 7s. 2d. Aasoc. Aust.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    112 18 THE Chinese Preduce Exchange. Slngapere, neon prices per pleul yesterday were: Copra: ITK/Contlnent May shipment $25! buyers, $26} sellers. Coconut oil: Bulk $3X| nellers. drum $42 sellers. Pepper: Muntok white $195 sellers. Sarawak white SI92J sellers, special Sarawak black $155 sellers, garbled LamponK black $155 sellers, Lampong black
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 18 SINGAPORE. June 2. RUBBER: «.">i cents per lb. (down 11 cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 85* cents (hesitant). TIN: $441.50 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    213 18 UNI first grade rubber buyers t.o.b. I closed in Singapore yesterday at sj; c.-ntu per lb. down li Cvnta on Thursday's closing price. The tone was easior. S.C.C.RA. closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: Int 1 R.B.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers Ml. sellers ftfti <N>; Int. 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 18 THE Malayan fxehange Banks' Ajio- elatlen made these changes in ita rates to merchants yesterday (all ral.-i to $100) Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 J, oi) 32: 90 d/at 32 13/16 credit bills. 321 trade hills Selling T.T. er 0.0. ready,: Canada ii. Swiss Franct 1401: Belgian Francs
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    PUNGAH TIN
    12 18 Pungah Tin Dredging In April and May produced 1.088 piculs.
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    RUBBER PRICE AT LOWEST LEVEL FOR TWO MONTHS
    250 18 r[E price oi rubber fell to Its lowest level for two months in Singapore yesterday. June first grade having dropped to 862 cents by the end of the morning session. The close was 85J cents. The snarp arop of a half-penny in
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    Rubber market 'despondent'
    578 18 T»HE rubber market has continued featureless during the week with incentive generally lacking re- 1 port H. C. B Co., Ltd. in their current survey. The paucity of overseas enquiry on most days coupled with the closure of New York earlier in the week contributed to very
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    151 18 SHIPS lying alongiUi* Ihe Imiipix wharvtt today: Lao* 1. BolKsevain Wonosin 6. Hessenstfin 8. Bovrnkerk in. Btnreoch 13, Olenartney 15. Charon IT, Bronxvllle 29, Star of Arctunn 31. Busuanga 37. Melbourne Maru 40. Strut Banks 42. Outer FUads: Triumph. Manipo. Hal Chu. Steel Designer, Ben Avon Benwyvls,
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      576 18 NOTICE The Public are informed that A. HENSON and WILLIAM OOH SIN ENG are no longer in our employ as from 31s; May, 1961. They are not authorised to transact any business on behalf of the COMMERCIAL PRIVATE ENQUIRY AGENCY. 605. Shaw House, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. COMMERCIAL 4c PRIVATE
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      2097 19 THE RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION GROWING THREAT FROM DEVELOPMENT OF NEW MATERIALS COMPETITION WITH SYNTHETICS NOW A MATTER OF ECONOMICS INDUSTRY'S FUTURE DEPENDENT ONINCREASED PRODUCTION AT LOWER COST MR. W. ANDERSON ON ROLE OF PRODUCERS, GOVERNMENTS AND ORGANISED LABOUR Th* Annual General Meeting of THE RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION i Incorporated) was
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      1109 19 (Continued from Pate S) SITUATIONS VACANT it Words Si (Min.)— Box it ets. txtrm TAPPING CONDUCTOR for estate north of Ipoh i equired for end of June Box AI3U B.T. K.L. AMAH REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY by Australian family for cooking and general housework Telephone Spore *****. STRAITS BORN CHINISI family requires
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      810 19 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Words SS (Min.)— Box St els. extra A VACANCY exists In large Kuala Lumpur agency house for an experienced European ludy confidential secretary. Knowledge of shorthand and French an asset but not essential. Applicant must be available in Kuala Lumpur for two years commercing 15th June. i
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    NO 'BOSIE' YET AND BENAUD WORRIES
    362 20  -  JACK FINGLETON SUSSEX MATCH WILL SETTLE SOME OF AUSTRALIA'S TEST POSERS 1 From 1 LONDON, Friday. THE match against Sussex at Hove tomorrow will have Test significance for both England and Australia for the first Test to begin at Birmingham on Thursday next. The
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    SIMPSON AND LAWRY IN BEST OPENING
    651 20 OFF-SPUV. CHEAP WICKETS f^Sii]7n^t^*i»jTT?^T*^TT' OXFORD, Friday. BOBBY SIMPSON and Bill Lawry yesterday followed up their unbroken 186 partnership against the MC.C. at Lord's by putting on 202 for the Australians' first wicket against Oxford University here. Losing wickets cheaply after the stand was broken,
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    Snead, Demaret give US 3-stroke lead
    217 20 DORADO BEACH, (Puerto Rico), Friday. SAM Snead tied the competitive course record with a five under par 34-33-67 yesterday as he defied par and boiling temperatures to give the United States the individual and team lead in the International Trophy and Canada Cup golf
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    EX-CHORUS GIRL IS BRITAIN'S GOLF CHAMP
    60 20 EX-CHORUS GIRL IS BRITAIN'S GOLF CHAMP fARNOUSTIE. Scotland, FrL Mrs. Marley Spearman, one time chorus girl, won the British Women's Open golf championship here today when she beat Miss Diane Kobb. 17, in the allBritish 36-hole final. Mrs. Spearman had the gallery of 2,000 gasping with the magnificence of her
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    $1,000 match
    51 20 KUALA KANGSAR. Fri. About $1,000 was raised last night In a charity basketball match between the Peng Mln team from Singapore and the Tsung Wah School Old BoysAssociation. Kuala Kangsar, In aid of the Tsung Wah School Old Boys' Scholarship Fund. Peng Mln beat the Old Boys 96-77.
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    World record
    26 20 MILAN, Frl. Carlo Llevore, of Italy, broke the world record for the javelin with a throw of 86.71 metres (284 ft s|) here yesterday.
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    Japan welcomes wrestlers from 21 nations
    153 20 TOKYO. Frl. The 1961 world amateur wrestling championships opened in the university town of Hiyoshl near Yokohama port today. Teams from 21 countries lined up on the mats where the title would be decided in the next six days inside the specially prepared Hiyoshi
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    Simits hit 8 without reply
    109 20 Simits hit 8 without reply pENANG, Fri. A flne display by Butterwortti Rangers in the first half, when they netted five times without reply, enabled them to beat United Muslims Association 5—3 in a. soccer league Div. II match at .Da to Kramat today. M. Bala <3> and Kodiappa'i <2)
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      978 20 |isjiy% dfs?^ps^n^f¥f?sH NOTICE JOHN MANNERS COMPANY Malaya) LTD., have pleasure in announcing the appointment of I Mr. Chan Chiok Siong as Assis- tant Manager. I NOTICE LOH YIT LOCK and CHIU YOKE LIN have ceased to be in our employ as from the Ist June 1961 and henceforth they have
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      405 20 NOTICE Ttjls Is to Inform the public thai Mr. F. J. Power has left our I employment of hU own accoid on I 3ls L May 1961 and has therefore no authority whatsoever to tran- sact any business or collect any monies on our beiialf. STEPHENS ADVERTISING AND MAYFLOWER TOURS.
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      937 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY CADET ASSISTANT Applicants are Invited for suli tably qualified Federal Citizens to ■I be considered for setection as Cadets under the Authority's I Caaet Asslstantship programme for training field personnel for the management of land development and settlement schemes. Candidates must be over 25
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      189 20 CBICMT MC.\ UAGVB: N. BonbUan t Singapore (Seremban); Malacca v PHhamr (Malacca*. HtlKNDI.Y: S( vurs v Rm 'Malacca Club pad.ingi. SOC( I I NATIONAL DAY MATCH: Sdoic Youths v Army iJu Besar. 5 25 p.m.;. KLl ANC LEAGUE Ui\. A: inrtian tag A' v Gurkha ASC iSrl GclamK B. PAHAT
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    Big time soccer for the Little 'Uns
    255 21 TO BRIDGE A GAP AND GIVE INCENTIVE SCHOOLS HAVE PLAN FOR NATIONAL UNDER-15 TOURNEY By KEN FERNANDEZ K. LUMPUR, Friday rpHE Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council 1 will this year launch a junior soccer tournament which will give primary schoolboys a chance
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    Ref assaulted at Balestier
    63 21 Ref assaulted at Balestier QINGAPORE. Fri. Jaffar bin Haji Sirat. a SAFA referee was assaulted at the end of a match played at Balestier Road today. His assailants were a player and a spectator. He had to run to escape and was later given protection while leaving the dressing room.
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    Upset at swimming carnival
    251 21 Upset at swimming carnival SINGAPORE, Fri.— Upset result at the Singapore National Day swimming carnival today whs the defeat by Teh Lian Ser ol Singapore 400 metres champion Oei Boon Khwee and Federation s Olympic Games swimmer Fong Siew Jit. Teh led all the way lo win easily in 5
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    OLD BOYS WIN
    25 21 SINGAPORE. Fri— St. Andrews 0.8.A. beat St. Andrews School by 4-0 in their soccer match to celebrate National Day at Waodsville today.
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    Boxing chief makes a promise
    280 21 Boxing chief makes a promise SINGAPORE. Fri.- Two international matches in August have been promised the best 10 boxers in tomorrows Singapore open championships which begin at the Happy World Stadium at 8.30 p.m. Mr. David Phoa. president of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association, told the Straits Times: "A team
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    SAAA course
    44 21 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's course lor track and field officials, starting and time-keeping will be held at the Dorest Road School on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All those interested should be present at the school before 9 a.m.
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    Prince heads field for Perak Derby
    790 21 Prince heads field for Perak Derby PINCE of Lalita will carry topwelfht of 9.00 in the field of 15 stayers to contest the Pentk Derby over IM miles on Sunday, June 18, at Ipoh. A winner in a 9f race on the first day (Saturday, June 10) will not carry
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    675 21 SOCCER HAY CUP (Kluang) Yong Peng Est 5 (Hamld 3, Oon, Awl) Sembrong Est 2 (Samad. Kwee Wong). KLUANG LEAGUE DIV. 2: Gurkha ASC 1 (Petit) Pamol Est 0. IPOH LEAGUE DIV. 2: Darul Ihsan 3 (Ramli, Abu, Ghanl) Perak River Hydro 2 (Chee Kong. Mawl). K. KANGSAR
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    Box Office should out jump rivals
    152 21  - Box Office should out jump rivals EPSOM JEEP By I>OX OFFICE II is pretty smart over hurdles and should outJump his five rivals In the 9f Cheltenham Cup (Race 6) at today's amateur meeting at Kuala Lumpur. Last year he won a7f hurdle race at Penang and in his only
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    Anson: Unionists support PAP
    638 22 SINGAPORE, Friday Abolish Security Council and British privileges, say Chin Siong and Co. CIX prominent trade union leaders led by Mr. Lim Chin Siong today announced their support for the Peoples' Action Party in the coming Anson by-election. In it joint press statement they called on
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    NO RACIAL BARRIERS IN RADIO SHOW
    118 22 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A feature of "Suara Budaya Singapura" at the Victoria Theatre at 5 p.m. on Sunday organised by Radio Singapore is the total disappearance of racial barriers in the programme. For the Hrst time. Singapore audiences will have the unusual experience of hearing
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    Thais make a 9-0 sweep
    54 22 JAKARTA. Fri.— Thailand tonight defeated Australia 9-0 in t ho first inter-zone semi-final ol tin- Thomas Cup badminton championships here. The Thais lpd 4-0 yesterday. The Thais will now pl.iy ihe •Inner ol thr Denmark v United 1 Slates tie to decide the challengers foi
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    Streets, parks a fairyland of lights on N-Day eve
    346 22 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Multicoloured lights in streets and parks were switched on at 6 p.m. tonight as the count-down to tomorrow's giant National Day celebrations began. And a gay atmosphere is sweeping through this two-year-old State a.s final touches were put to breathtaking
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    DEATHS
    68 22 CABLE RECEIVED mini lYylon N. PonnmnpalMin of Ke.lrr.inon Establishmini i>n, M Ti-llipi nlai OR. CHEN CHEONC LOK. (ir.-.ral 1 Rwaatttßt Hrovintia! H.nk •no lonnri ChMMM Con.«u! ray iwacrfullv Leaving n.hind *1s lovinK wife. 3 sons. 1 daughter 1 (1 >:rand<iiildr*ii. :i I 1 leave 4' :n on Monday 3
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    Praise for clerk who returned cheques
    94 22 Praise for clerk who returned cheques SINGAPOBS. Frl. Mr. Chan Kin Leone. 28. a tunnaue clerk at thr Singapore Harbour Board, was today praised for his honesty in returning a book of travellers cheque worth BOt (about S.).~00) which he picked up at the wharves. The cheques belonged to a
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    OIL COMPANY DISPUTE DEADLOCK
    73 22 OIL COMPANY DISPUTE DEADLOCK SINGAPORE, Fri.— A second meeting today between the management of StandardVacuum Oil Company and the United, Workers of Petroleum Industry failed to reach agreement on the question ot representation of certain stall members. After the meeting the management issued a statement that In an effort to
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    Oxford hold Aussies
    115 22 ("kXFORD. Fii.— Oxfoid Univer.Mi\ anu the Australian? draw their cricket match here touay. Result* of today's cricket BUChM were: At OXFORD: Match drawn. Oxford 320-9 dec. and 235-5 'Worsley 80. A. Baig 73; Austra- lians 362 iMackay 54. Pitchey 7-43. Al MIDDLESBROUGH: Yorkslme beat. Warwicksnlie by ten
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    AGREED: PAY RISE FOR 1,000 STB WORKERS
    162 22 AGREED: PAY RISE FOR 1,000 STB WORKERS SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Telephone Board and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees have reached a new wage agreement giving about 1.000. Board workers more pay and improved working conditions. The unions general secretary. Mr. G. Kandasaniy. announcing this today, said that under
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    LONDON STOCKS
    376 22 LONDON. Fri.—Stock markets here today were dull, buyers were no: willing to commit themselves very far and there was still a certain amount of profit-taking. Equities were mainly easier. and engineering shares lost ground. Steel issues, however, were .lu.-.t a lit Lie higher. Electrical, textiles and store shares
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    No intervention in Koya case, NUJ is assured
    779 22 No intervention in Koya case, NUJ is assured SINGAPORE, Friday THE State Advocate-General, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, lias denied a suggestion by the Singapore National Union of Journalists that there was executive intervention in the hearing of a dispute before lhe Industrial Arbitration Court. In the dispute, the union represented
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    SS HOPE NOT FOR STORE
    92 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. The American hospital ship. S. S. Hope, is not calling at Singapore as earlier reported. The American President Lines Ltd.. which are husbanding agents In SouthEast Asia lor the ship, said the report that the ship was calling here was "erroneous.' Mr. G.
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