The Straits Times, 27 June 1961

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE E\< EEPS 90,000 The Straits Times ft**"* 1 tie**** F.std. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1961 15 CENTS
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    DEATH BILL PASSED
    334 1 Kidnapping; Assessors—no jury —at trials 'Yes' by Senate: Leong explains KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Federation's Senate today passed a Bill under which kidnappers face the death penalty. The Bill has to be debated and passed by the House of Representatives before it can conic into force. Similar
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    Found: 60 'relics' bombs
    256 1  -  K. BASKARAN THEY WERE LEFT BY TROOPS IN KUANTAN DURING WAR; ALL HAVE BEEN EXPLODED By KUANTAN, Mon.— Sixty wartime bombs have been found at a site just over half -a mile from the airport runway here. They are British-made and jre believed to have been
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    Arab boycott
    30 1 DAMASCUS -U.A.R.). Mon. —The Arab League has decided to tighten Its all-Arab trade embargo against Israel so as to close Israel out of Asian and African markets. UU.P.I.
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    Malaysia plan: Envoys meet
    201 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. pMVK British representatives met here today for the first round-table conference on the implications of Tengku Abdul Rahman's widely acclaimed "Mighty Malaysia" plan. They are from the five terIritories the Tengku hopes to,, bring closer together for their mutual economic and cul- 1 tural
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    Lock icon Kennedy moves in U.S. strike
    54 1 WASHINGTON. Mon.—President Kennedy invoked the Taft Hartley law today in the national maritime strike. By executive order, the President found that the current shipping strike threatens to 'imperil the national health and safety." A special board of inquiry will report back to him no later
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    16 KILLED IN WAKE OF HEAVY RAINS
    121 1 rKYO. Mon. Sixteen people were killed. II declared missing and 16 injured in the wake of heavy rains in Japan's central Honshu Island today. At Irast 1 inches of rain had fallen in Hyogo Prefecture by early today, authorities said. The downpour began
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    Unions told to adopt new attitude
    545 1 Unions told to adopt new attitude WOODHULL: COMPROMISE NOT A SIGN OF WEAKNESS SINGAPORE, Monday. A TRADE union leader. Mr. S. Woodhull, today urged unionists to try and establish "more lasting forms of industrial relations" with employers whenever possible. In a message to the Naval Base Labour Union to mark
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    GOVERNMENT REFUSES PAPER SALE PERMIT
    94 1 GOVERNMENT REFUSES PAPER SALE PERMIT SINGAPORE. Mon. The O Singapore Government has refused a permit for the Federation-published newspaper. The Citizen, to be sold here. The newspaper is thriceweekly published in Chinese by the Citizen Publishers Ltd. of 10. Klyne Street. Kuala Lumpur. The company has a branch in Penang
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    Lock icon Tito bedridden
    18 1 BELGRADE. Mon. President Marshal Tito has acute tonsllitis. which kept him bedridden all last week U.P.I.
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    Tshombe removes Katanga frontiers
    117 1 Tshombe removes Katanga frontiers EOPOLDVILLE. Mon. The Congolese Government controlled radio said today that President Moise Tshombe of Katanga had signed an agreement removing the frontiers between his state and the rest of the Congo. Mr. Tshombe signed the agreement wltii Mr. Joseph Ileo. Prime Minister of the Central Government,
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    LATEST
    31 1 REVOLT CRUSHED MUM IS Vtm mi Mou GwtflMMl tru>tacd fivr-b<>ur rebellion by -jO-nun .irmy m «i Bj"«-| (l |i r !""> >i IfSkttag tb.it Kill"! at |< a > tno peri— 11 1
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    TIN TALKS URGED NOT TO FIX NEW CEILING
    555 2 LONDON, Mon. REVIEWING the future of the tin industry in the light of the coming meetings in London, The Times urges the International Tin Council to abstain for the present from setting a new price ceiling for cash tin. The free world
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    Lock icon Pessimistic view of British trade
    195 2 I ONDON. Mon.— The Financial Times today took a pessimistic view of Britain's trade prospects with Commonwealth countries. "For a whole variety of reasons. Commonwealth trade is accounting for a steadily declining proportion of Britain's total trade," it said. New outlets "A s Commonwealth countries
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    Lock icon 530,000 AWARD FOR CHILD YET UNBORN
    63 2 530,000 AWARD FOR CHILD YET UNBORN SYDNEY, iMon. An unborn child was awarded compensation by a workers' compensation commission today. The child's father was fatally injured in an oil tanker-train smash near Sydney last March. He had two daughters, and his widow is expecting her third child soon. The widow.
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    Lock icon Labour policy
    36 2 GLASGOW. Mon Mr. Harold Wilson, the Labour Party's principal economic spokesman, said in Ayr yesterday that the party's new home policy statement due for issue next week would be "a real socialist document." Reuter
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    Call to build N-bomb as disarm bid talks start
    153 2 WASHINGTON, Mon.— Influential Congressmen were reported today to be pressing the Kennedy administration to resume nuclear testing to develop a new weapon the neutron bomb. The pressure was mounting as talks resumed today between the U.S. and Russia aimed at trying
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    Lock icon 7 missing after boat explosion
    30 2 ISTANBUL, Mon. A 60--ton motorboat sank near here yesterday after a dynamite explosion during salvage operations for old ships. Seven people were reported missing. U.P.I
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    Lock icon CASTRO IS ACCUSED: 'WANTS PoWs FOR PROPAGANDA'
    265 2 CASTRO IS ACCUSED: 'WANTS PoWs FOR PROPAGANDA' WASHINGTON, Mon A SPOKESMAN for the disbanded "tractors for freedom" committee accused the Cuban Premier, Dr. Fidel Castro, yesterday of wanting to hold on to Cuban invasion prisoners to use as a propaganda weapon in Latin America. Mr. Victor Reuther. Committee spokesman, said
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    Lock icon FABIOLA: NO HAPPY EVENT IN NEAR FUTURE'
    143 2 FABIOLA: NO HAPPY EVENT IN NEAR FUTURE' URUSSttLS. Mon. Belgians were surprised last night by a palace announcement that Qurcn Fabiola was not expecting a baby "in the near future." The country had buzzed with speculation about a possible date after Pope John's controversial disclosure on June 9 that the
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    Lock icon Kassem claims Kuwait as 'integral part of Iraq'
    782 3 Kassem claims Kuwait as 'integral part of Iraq' Iraq's demand can set off crisis BAGDAD, Monday. AJ-GEX. Abdul Karim Kassem, the Iraqi Prime Minister, last ITX night declared the Persian gulf oil sheikdom of Kuwait "an integral part of Iraq." He announced that Iraq would today send a memorandum to
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    Lock icon RUSSIA'S IN THE RACE 'TO PUSH OUT U.S.'
    254 3 RUSSIA'S IN THE RACE 'TO PUSH OUT U.S. MOSCOW. Mon Mr. Khrushchev said yesterday that the Soviet Union was now number two country in the world but would push the United States out of first place by 1970. In a highly emotional speech to a Communist Party rally at Alma
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    Beauties sail for contest
    48 3 TOKYO. Mon. A group of nine beauties from Asian and Pacific countries including Miss Singapore, Julie Koh. 22. and Miss Malaya. Helen Tan. 20 today left Yokohama, for Long Beach, California, aboard the liner Himalaya to take part in this year's 'Miss International contest.
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    Lock icon Climbers killed
    32 3 LIMA, Mon. Three Germans roped together plunged 3.000 ft. to their death when aa ice cornice collapsed beneath them after they had scaled the 20,340 feet Mount Siula Chico. Reuter.
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    Lock icon NO 'DEAL' OVER THE BERLIN ISSUE: ADENAUER
    227 3 NO 'DEAL' OVER THE BERLIN ISSUE: ADENAUER NEW YORK, Mon. The West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, said here last night there was nothing to negotiate with the Soviet Union over Berlin. Neither the West German Government nor the people would approach any form of recognition of East Germany. In
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    Lock icon WED 3 YEARS-HUSBAND IS REALLY HER BROTHER
    117 3 MANDALAY, Mon. Mrs. Maun*; Thaung. 24, has taken her two children and left home and is seeking to have her marriage annulled because she has learned her 26-year-old husband is her brother. They were separated shortly before World War 11. and, as orphans,
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    Water: Driest month is now ahead—
    198 4 Water: Driest month is now ahead SINGAPORE, Monday LEATHER experts warned the people in this water shortage island that they would be entering the driest month oi* the year July. They repeated Premier Lee Kuan Yew's call to the public to conserve water at all costs to avoid further deterioration
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    FIRE VICTIMS TO GET MORE
    248 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. rpHE Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund A Committee has decided to raise the third rehabilitation grant to be paid to 15,000 fire victims this week. Adults aged 16 and over will now get $40 each and children under 16 will get
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    Mrs. Richard Eu
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The chairman of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Appeal committee is Mrs. Richard Eu, and not Mrs. Robert Eu as reported in today's Straits Times.
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    Anson by-election meetings
    124 4 Anson by-election meetings SINGAPORE. Mon. Two political parties here will hold Anson by-election rallies tomorrow night. The Liberal Socialist Party will hold one rally at the Junction of Chin Lye Street and Patani Street between 7 and 10 p.m The Singapore Congress will hold a rally at the junction of
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    $201,900.37 more to the fire fund
    239 4 CINGAPORE, Mon. The Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund today received donations totalling $201,900.37, including a gift of $10,000 from the Government of North Borneo. Among the contributions was one for $185,000 being donations received by the Singapore Council of Social Service. This
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    FINED FOR STRIKING IN-LAW WITH HAMMER
    156 4 FINED FOR STRIKING IN -LAW WITH HAMMER SINGAPORE, Mon. A 79 year old woman was struck with a hammer by her grandson in law, whose married life she had allegedly tried to break up, Mr. Choor Singh, the first criminal district Judge, was told today. Lim Song Hwa. 23, was
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    GRAND PRIX CLEAN-UP PROBLEM
    185 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Grand Prix, which provided thrills for some 100.000 people over the weekend has left Town Council authorities here with a giant problem. It is: How to repair the damage and clear the rubbish left by the spectators while carrying on the usual
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    'Registrar's action premature' claim
    124 4 'Registrar's action premature' claim SINGAPORE, Mon. Tht Registrar of Trade Unions hajd acted prematurely in cancelling the certificate of registration of the Malayan National Seamen's Union, submitted Mr. A. Muttuswamy at the Court of Appeal here today. Mr. Muttuswamy made this submission on behalf of the president of the union,
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    BID TO BLUFF POLICE EXPOSED
    164 4 BID TO BLUFF POLICE EXPOSED SINGAPORE. Mon. A telephone call exposed a bogus detective who tried to hoodwink an entire police station, a Singapore magistrate was told today. In the dock stood N. Kupusamy. who pleaded guilty to a charge of impersonating a public servant. He was fined $150 or
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    Hi fi compere
    37 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Ron Edley will take over from Kit Masters from July 4 as compere of the "Hi Fi Club" programme of Radio Singapore which can be heard at 10 p.m. on every Tuesday.
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    Nagging—by a judge
    274 5 Nagging— by a judge 'A WIFE IS ENTITLED TO NAG... IT IS FAVOURITE HABIT OF WOMEN AND CANNOT BE HELD AS MENTAL CRUELTY' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A HIGH COURT judge said today that nagging was the "favourite habit of women and could not be held as mental cruelty in a
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    Proud owner and double winner Nagrom Solatio
    70 5 MRS. L. F CATHCART with her Italian greyhound, Nagrom Solatio, which won in the open class for non-registered pedigree dogs (small breeds) at the annual dog and cat show organised by the Penang and Province Wellesley branch of the Royal Society for the
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    Sarawak 'no' to trade union night schools
    256 5 Sarawak 'no' to trade union night schools KUCHING, Monday. SARAWAK trade unions have been refused permission to open night schools. An official statement today said the Government felt that trade unions should h aye no legitimate part in formulating or putting into operation the education policy of the territl°try polnted
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    Buddha image stolen
    42 5 BUTTERWORTH, Mon.— A gold-plated image of Buddha was reported stolen from a house at Bagan A jam here yesterday. The owner, Mr. Sim Eng Chuan, also reported the loss of a pen. $8 cash and a pair of shoes.
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    Police recover stolen car
    52 5 BUTTERWORTH. Mon.— Police recovered a stolen car two hours after its owner, Mr. Khew Meng Kuan, had reported its loss yesterday. The car was found abandoned outside a military camp at Kubang Boyah. two and a half miles from where it had been stolen. It was
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    .Big plans for. celebrating Raja's birthday
    143 5 .Big plans for. celebrating Raja's birthday HANGAR. Mon.— A big celebration has been planned for the birthday of the Raja of Ferli.s who is also the Yang di-Pertuan Agonff in the royal town of Arau, six miles from here, on July 15. The town will be floodit and decorated with
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    A MATERNITY WARD? IT'S N0...N0...N0
    82 5 KUALA SELANGOR, Mon. The Selangor Medical Department has said "no" to a request from the Town Board here for the establishment of a maternity ward, with a visiting medicml officer, in this town. Its reasons for doing so are: A health centre will soon be
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    Peeping Tom watched a woman in hotel: $300
    134 5 pENANG. Mon.— A housewife was changing in a hotel room one night when .she :«aw a man looking in from a window, the first magistate's court was told today. The man a house painter, Llm Ghim Boon. 35. pleaded guilty to committing
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    Perak Govt. asked to explain off-on rent control decision
    261 5 IPOH. Monday REASONS for the Perak Government's recent decision (which was later reversed) to lift rent control in Ipoh will be sought at the next meeting of the State Assembly by Mr. Too Joon Ting (Independent). Mr. Too has given notice
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    Malaysia: The Socialists say 'go slow'
    327 5 Malaysia: The Socialists say 'go slow' 'INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE MUST BE PARAMOUNT PENANG. Monday. 'J'HE national executive of the Socialist Front will call a special meeting soon to discuss the "Greater Malaysia" plan advocated by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Announcing this today, the Front's secretary-general Mr. Lim
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    Postal agencies
    35 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V.T. Sambanthan. opened three new postal agencies at Lukut In Negrl Sembilan, at Padang Masiat in Kedah. and Parit Kadir in Johore.
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    IT'S DEATH AND SIX YEARS FOR BROTHERS
    160 5 IT'S DEATH AND SIX YEARS FOR BROTHERS \fUAR. Mon. A trisha A L rider, Chee Kirn Seng, 24. was yesterday sentenced to death for the murder of a fishmonger, Neo Kian Huat. 27. Che's brother. Ah Kow, 26, who was jointly charged with murder, was found guilty of culpable homicide,
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    36 honoured in Trengganu
    406 7 AFTER A BIG BIRTHDAY PARADE ON PADANG SULTAN HOLDS AN INVESTITURE AT ISTANA KUALA TRENGGANU, Monday JHIRTY SIX people political and community leaders, businessmen and government officials were honoured today on the occasion of the 54th birthday of the Sultan of Trengganu. Among them was the
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    Old-timers praised at consulate opening
    382 7 Old-timers praised at consulate opening SINGAPORE. Mon. 'J'HE U.S. Consul-General in Singapore, Mr. William P. Maddox, today praised longservice employees of his staff when he officially opened the new Consulate-General building in Hill Street. Mr. Maddox said: "We Americans come here for a few years and then, '.ike birds of
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    6 ARE SAFE AFTER DRIFTING A MONTH
    124 7 6 ARE SAFE AFTER DRIFTING A MONTH KUCHING, Mon. Six Indonesians have reached safety here after 1 being adrift in the South China Sea for a month. They are now recovering from the effects of their ordeal. The Indonesian.- were bound for Jakarta from Macassar in their copra-laden seven- ton
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    Two on a murder charge
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Two men. Yeow Ah Choon and Choo Ah Kiat. were tentatively charged today with the murder of Teo Ah Seng in Albert Street at about 3.30 p.m. on June 23. No plea was recorded, and both men remanded for a week.
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    Road death toll three now
    66 7 KLUANG, 'Mon. Ec Kwee How, a nix-year-old girl, who was knocked down by a car at the 46th milestone, Johore Bahru-Ayer Hitam road, with two other women, has died here from her Injuries, raising the death toll in the accident to three. The others. Ang
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    Council meeting
    23 7 ALOR STAR. Mon. The new Alor Star town council will hold its first meeting on Sunday at the Balai Besar here
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    Labour Party officials
    83 7 PENANG. Mon. The secretary-general of the Socialist Front,' Mr. Lim Kean Slew, has been re-elected chairman of the Penang division of the Labour Party, with Messrs. Tan Phuan Kirn and N. Patkunam as vicechairmen. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew as hon. secretary and Mr. Tan Phock Kin as
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    SCOOTER GANG ATTACKS TWO
    162 7 SCOOTER GANG ATTACKS TWO i SINGAPORE, Mon. Two men were attacked by a 'scooter gang"' armed with parangs and sticks in Lorong Bakar Batu, off Macpherson Road early today. The victims were Yap Choo Guan, who was riding a motor-cycle and his pillion rider. Yap Choon Kam. Both were admitted
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    Police quarters ready soon
    47 7 IPOH. Mon.— The new $300,000 police quarters at Rifle Range. otr Douglas Road, here are now nearlng completion. They consist of 12 blocks of two-storey buildings, each containing four units for the rank and file, and nine blocks of semi-detacted houses for officers.
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    'Interpreters get more pay than magistrates'
    237 7 'Interpreters get more pay than magistrates' I(UALA LUMPUR. Mon.— An Alliance senator today appealed for higher pay for magistrates who start on $478 basic a month $78 less than their subordinate senior interpreters. Dato Sheikh bin Bakar said magistrates felt "very small" because of this and If the position was
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    Stars invite local lads to join them in romance
    182 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three pretty actresses arrived here today from Singapore to seek local lads to join them in a film romance. They are in the above picture, from left. Rose Yatimah. Cmi Kalthom and I .itimah Ahmad. The film that
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    $100,000 gift to varsity
    72 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Straits Trading Company has donated $100,000 for purchase of equipment and materials for the geological department of the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur division. This is the second dona- tion to the University by the firm. The first was in 1956 when
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    'Unity on education' call in Sarawak
    172 7 'Unity on education' call in Sarawak KUCHING. Mon. The Sarawak National Party, one of the three political bodies in the territory, has called on all members to back the Government's education policy. The policy, which aim* to mane English the main medium of instruction In all secondary schools, is strongly
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    RADIO STUDY TRAINING FOR BORNEO
    86 7 RADIO STUDY TRAINING FOR BORNEO SINGAPORE, Mon.— An expert from Singapore is now helping to train a team to study the reading and radio listening tastes of the people in Sarawak. Brunei and North Borneo. Mr. Tan Chee Keong. of the centre tor marketing research and social surveys. Singapore, i.s
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    Kidnapping: Senate passes Bill which allows death penalty
    2174 8 Kidnapping: Senate passes Bill which allows death penalty TUN LEONG: I THINK IT ONLY RIGHT I SHOULD BE BRUTALLY FRANK POLICE 'CAN REASONABLY KEEP AN EYE' ON TWO ASSESSORS' FAMILIES A judge and two assessors and not jury trial KUALA LUMPUR. Monday Tin; Senate today passed a Bill prescribing the
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    A Trengganu engineer weds hospital nurse
    61 9 KLAN'G, Mon.— Mr. Ton* Kok Choon, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Tong Ngoh. of Klang, with his bride. Miss Susie Fong Ngeok Ying, after their wedding here today. .Mr. Tong is an engineer in Public Works Department in Trengganu. The bride is a
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    Rose water reception for two
    78 9 Rose water reception for two I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two American students, who arrived here tonight to stay with two Malayan families for the summer, were received with the traditional sprinkling of rose water nnd scented flowers They were Elizabeth Spelman. 16. of Cincinnati. Ohio, and Wayne Gustafson. 17. of Salt
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    TENGKU TO MEET THE PEOPLE
    183 9 PREMIER WILL SPEND TWO WEEKS OF EACH MONTH TOURING RURAL AREAS KOTA BHARU, Monday. rFHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is to spend two weeks of each month from August visiting rural areas. The Tengku, who said this to the Straits Times, added that this
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    OLD FREES PLAN NEW CLUBHOUSE
    76 9 PENANG. Mon —The Penang Old Frees Association will soon start a project to build its new clubhouse. A sketch plan of the proposed building, prepared by Mr. Johnny Heah, an Old i Free, will be submitted to thr association's annual meeting on July 2. Old
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    Royal jewels on show at coronation
    346 9 KLANG, Monday. ]^INE pieces of royal regalia will be prox^ minently featured here on Wednesday during the coronation ceremonies of the Sultan and Tengku Ampuan of Selangor, in the Islana Alam Shah. The Sultans crown reEaccs the 1826 "Mahkota tleng" belonging to the third
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    Kajang old boys
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The following have been elected officials of Kajang High School Old Boys" Association. President Mr. K. Paramalingam. vice-president Inche Mohamed Sharlff bin Abu Samad. secretary Mr. I Tan Toh Hua. treasurer Mr I Tan Toh Hong.
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    Sultan's visit
    20 9 BENTONG. Mon. The Sultan of Pahang is scheduled to pay his annual five-day visit here beginning on Friday
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    Cooking class
    23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mrs. C. F. Monterlo will give a cooking demonstration at the Convent. Bukit Nanas, tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    CHILD BORN AT SCENE OF FIRE
    72 9 KUCIIING. Mon. Fin engines rushing to a big blaze near herr had to take a midwife along. It happened because, I lurinK the lire. which caused 530.000 damage but no casualties. a woman gave birth. Mother and the child arc now well. The bla/e
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    70 10 HorWi 5I« (Himmurn) MR LEE ENC SEAH r.' ptaeefally on J.S-»-hl. funeral on _'S h hi MADAM TAN JOO LAN iMr< Khixj Chve. passed »«;iv. L'.V<I«I leavinx hehind hrr liu>imik| I daughters and «on Funeral ?7 «(>1 a( Tamhon P.oad c emeter> Ipoh ANTHV GOMEZ. ..«e.t 71. Ar. .nw
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    67 10 W nrd\ %I ft f Minimum MR A MRS Sonny S K Tiv arts* to thank fri.ndu i'lative» r.ir Iheir kind hrlp preMata nn thr occasion of then marriage on M I "I MESSRS CHAN THIAN SUNG and .ir.d friends for monetary gifts, srrolls. ondolen.e mes«sres. wreaths, loaned -■an.
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    147 10 M Ward, lit I Minim.,-,., HEAR THE N'w liand at (he Point <;arden. Pasir P»njang S port. LIGHTEN YOUR HOUSEWORK! Buy hottl* or Sirubh Ammonia from vntir chemist or pharmacy today. It cleans anything and everythlnj. LARRY Rt i■■ S «S»POt« Sindiv ill h.ne Sfr»nse Crarv People on Air
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      Progress To Merger
      697 10 Progress To Merger The impression that Malaya. Singapore and the three Bor- nean territories are on the eve uf the Hist big step towards i loser political association has little more to sustain it than widespread discussion of the Tengku's recent speech ?t a foreign correspondents" luncheon. But the visit
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      Dry Singapore
      376 10 The Prime Minister's appeal to the people of Singapore to be sparing in the use of watei must be taken with the utmost seriousness. An abnormally long dry spell following on an unusually mild monsoon has j left the island with the lowest reserves since the end of
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      Tshombe Agrees
      151 10 Mr. Tshombe's readiness to work with the Central Government of Mr. Ileo marks a further and considerable improvement in the Congo situation which a fortnight ago lad already struck Mr. Hamnaiskjoeld as having passed the crucial stage." The Coqunatville agreement among Congolese leaders was a long -tcp towards
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    The riddle of those Red roubles
    1142 10  - The riddle of those Red roubles JOHN COLE of the Guardian WHAT ARE EARNINGS IN RUSSIA? NO-ONE IS TELLING AC 0 L L E ACUE said to me in Moscow: "I was a boy in England in 1915 The look of these people reminds me of that time." It was
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      129 10 tI'HEN the present Govff ernment came to power it violated certain basic principles of the trade union movement over the issue of pay cuts. As a result many enthusiastic members of the Singapore Teachers" Union lost interest h. union M Ities while others just
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    Messenger: I helped cashier
    1887 11 SINGAPORE, Monday Tribunal told how he was asked to assist in balancing accounts JHE INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION COURT was today told that a messenger of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation was asked to assist in the work of the Cash Department when the Deputy Chief Cashier went on
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    Welcome for Lord Parker
    81 11 •JINOAPORE. Mon. —An assembly of the full Bench of the Singapore High Court will take place in the Court of Appeal on Thursday at 11.30 a.m. to welcome Lord Parker, Lord Chief Justice of England, who is visiting Singapore and the Federation on his way to
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    The youth who 'hadn't a cent'
    125 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A youth had $85.15 when he stopped a police constable to ask for 30 cents as transport money, a Singapore court was told today. Tan Kirn Ho. who claimed he was a student, was fined 575 for bertin* on June 24. The
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    Former radio engineer to become a priest
    305 11 CIXGAPORE. Mon. A radio engineer today spoke of why he threw up his career to become a priest. The Rev. Albany To, 30. married, who was made a dea- run by the Anglican Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. C.K. Sansbury.
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    Bloodstain story in Linda trial No. 2
    489 11 CHEMIST GIVES NEW EVIDENCE SINGAPORE. Mon TI/'ONG KIM WAH, alias Linda Fong, went on trial again today the second in six months charged with causing the death of a businessman, Tan Kirn Ton, through culpable homicide not amounting to murder. r "1 This
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    STEEL DOOR DIDN'T STOP THE THIEVES
    83 11 IPOH, Mon.— A steel door and a wooden door, both locked, failed to stop thieves from getting away with two typewriters, valued at $585, from the Commissioner of Land? office in Douglas Road during the weekend. It is believed the thieves used duplicate keys
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    St. John parade
    32 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. The west area branch of the St. John Ambulance Brigade will hold its annual inspection at Brigade headquarters in Beach Road on July 2 at 5 p.m.
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    Death holds up traffic
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A fatal accident In South Bridge Road this afternoon held up traffic for more than an hour. About noon a hawker, Set Eng Liat. 36, was knocked down by a bus and killed. Traffic heading towards New Bridge Road was held up for half
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    Another union rejects new pay
    209 11 Another union rejects new pay SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government Technical Services' Union at a general meeting tonight confirmed its decision to reject the new rates of variable allowances because of the "final settlement clause. The meeting, which was held at the civil aervlce cantern In Empress Place, nl.-o called
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    Youths who abused P.C.s fined
    82 11 Youths who abused P.C.s fined JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Two Singapore youths were today fined $40 each In magistrate's court for abusing two policemen at the Grand Prix yesterday. Dominic Chen. 19, of Kee Sun Avenue, and Llm Heng Tian. 18, of Wllkie Road, pleaded guilty to separate charges of using
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    Open verdict
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. An open verdict was recorded today by the State Coroner, Mr. Sathi V. Kandlah, at the Inquest on Ahmad bin Bangi. 21, a labourer, who died in a collision with a lorry In Jurong Road on May 24.
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      Harm that's done when a young lad SMOKES
      643 12 Harm that's done when a young lad SMOKES IT was 1.30 p.m. outside a secondary school. Boys congregated in a corner of the compound away from the building. Making sure there would be no intrusion from teachers, they paused to light up cigarettes. The school is right in the heart
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      A party with torches far lighting
      250 12 A party with torches far lighting DINING outdoors, whether it's just on the patio, in the garden, or on the beach is so much more fun than sitting down formally at a table. It's much less fuss for everybody too less work for the hostess and no trouble for the
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      INTERNATIONAL FASHIONS BY UNDERGRADE
      260 12 INTERNATIONAL FASHIONS BY UNDERGRADE WOMEN undergrad- uates are making; a real effort to help with the welfare week of the University of Malaya which is said to be the biggest pro- gramme ever planned. They are "game" to do anything for charity and so they decided to learn how to
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      YOUR LEGS REVEAL CHARACTER
      118 12 YOUR LEGS REVEAL CHARACTER CHOICHI TSUKADA. Director of the Tokyo Physical and Chemical Research Institute, says he can tell a woman's character by looking at her legs. Tsukada told the weekly Bunshun Magazine that he has made looking at women's legs his life's career. The shape of a dog. he
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      This delicacy in chicken for dinner
      227 12 This delicacy in chicken for dinner "fHICKEN Casablanca" will bring you a host of compliments from your guests the next time you entertain them to dinner. It requires only a minimum of attention and you'll be able to make it without getting flustered. You need 1 chicken 41b.- 51b 'or
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      274 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Uniform sound of automobile 1. Gradual* with aspiration In 5 4r a,,,^, k a fur hat. the UtU. monicey! J; my face! (8)'. 5. Its not so straight In the n. Reliable fence got through at Joint (6). high bpeed (6, 7). 9. Old wound
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    1399 13 Straits Times Special LUXURY LINERS FOUGHT GREAT NAVAL BATTLE WITHIN A WEEK, STATELY SHIP RAD BEEN CONVERTED INTO DEACLY ARMED AUXILIARY CRUISER AT about 3 p.m., on September 14, 1914, Captain Noel Grant, H.X., snapped an order fr o m the bridge of the armed auxiliary cruiser, 11. M.5. Carmania:
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      153 13 Buys Bunny By Batph Beimttaht LVt Abner By At Capp /^AH KIM LICK V WAL.IT'SONLV FAIR// YORE V" GLADLV.^'-AH VDRE OH-s c fe?'-NO. 1 1 I ANVL^DV /I VO'UUREDHIMOUi; < DOOTV, < RECKANIZESXORE r U'L *nY NOT HIM. '/'-NOW MERE -SO V WIF v yORE DEEP BASS )>■ DEPOOTV A
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      Lam Soon's $3m. project
      294 14  -  JAMES ANG PLANT AT JURONG WILL PRODUCE DETERGENT, COOKING OIL: EXPERTS NOW ON STUDY TOUR By I AM Soon Cannery Ltd. is to set up a $3million factory for the manufacture of synthetic detergent and cooking oil in Singapore's giant Jurong industrial estate now being developed.
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      Less rubber exported by Sarawak
      108 14 Less rubber exported by Sarawak SARAWAK exported less rubber in May. totalling 3.599 tons down 1.157 tons compar- i ed with the previous month s shipment. This brings the total for the first five months to 17.402 tons against 23,370 tons and 15.206 tons for the corresponding months of 1960
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      Training in office units for local mechanics
      223 14 Training in office units for local mechanics MR. HORST KAHLE. a technical instructor of Anker Werke A.0.. a German concern manufacturing cash registers and accounting machines, has left after three months in Singapore and Malaya teaching local mechanics the "know-how" of repairing his company's machines. Business Systems and Equipment Ltd.
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      RISE IN PENANG, INDIAN TRADE
      109 14 RISE IN PENANG, INDIAN TRADE SPHERE was a big jump in Penang's trade with India last year. The Penang Economic Otlicer. Inche Arshad bin Ayub said that the value I was $85.7 million— up $28.9 million over the previous year. Inche Arshad attributed the increase to a rise in exports
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      BO AC plans world trip
      72 14 A BOAC jet-prop Britannia airliner will leave New York for San Francisco in October to begin a 31 -day world air cruise. The flight will be made only during the day and departures will never be earlier than 9 a.m. Members of the party will
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      Australian firm to establish factory in K.L.
      186 14 Australian firm to establish factory in K.L. From lAN HUMMERSTON in Perth ANOTHER Perth manufacturing company has capitalised on the ready market for manufactured goods in Asia. 1 It is H. B. Brady Co. Pty. Ltd. probably Perth's biggest plaster goods manufacturer which has made the first move to establish
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      New French gas cooker on market
      151 14 If EE Huat Radio and Co. Ltd. Singapore is introducing to the pan-Malayan market a new gas cooker manufactured by Arthur Martin, a French company dealing in domestic appliances. Mr. Tan Seng Beng. managing director of Kee Huat. said that those with average incomes
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      Revenue in May
      24 14 Sarawak collected more revenue from export, import and excise duties in May. amounting to $3,819,776. up $809,692 over the previous month.
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      MORE SYNTHETIC IS USED
      74 14 /CANADA'S consumption of v> all types of rubber in April rose 277 tons to 8,785 tons, but total consumption for the first four months fell 5.430 tons to 33,632 tons compared with the corresponding period last year Of the April figure, natural rubber accounted for 2.493
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      CHAIRMAN VISITS LOCAL CONCERN
      199 14 CHAIRMAN VISITS LOCAL CONCERN rpHE chairman and partner of Tutt Bryant, the largest distributors of roadmaking and earthmoving equipment in Australia spent a few days in the Federation of Malaya on a business tour and visiting the company's latest overseas subsidiary. Paci fl c Engineering Ltd., Petaling Jaya. Mr. L.
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      Korean tea popular
      71 14 KOREAN tea. prepared from ginseng roots, is gaining popularity as a new drink on the Malayan market, according to a spokes- man of Han Seng Trading 1 Co. Ltd.. Singapore, importers of the product. "About 20,000 cups are being served monthly to customers in Singapore coffeeshops and
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      Up: German car production
      53 14 West Germany produced eight per cent more cars last month totalling 153,215 units against 141.895 units in April, states the Society of Motor Manufacturers in Frankfurt. Output of all motor vehicles amounted to 188.521 units compared with 175,428 units, and exports at 93.484 units were 7.7
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    TIN SHARES FALL OFF ON UNSETTLED STOCK MARKET
    431 16 From Our Market Correspondent TINS were easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, the drop of $3.75 in the noon metal price causing a feeling of uncertainty. The market in this section was unsettled and there was a small turnover with business
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indteei: Jane 26 June 24 Industrial*: 171.11 171.16 Tins: 360.78 366.37 S Rubbers 243.69 243.53 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    887 16 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets was: Industrial*: f, and X, ords (4,000) 52.52 ON, $2.52. $2.53; M. Cement (1.000) $2.27: Metal Box (3.000) $3.19 ON. $3.20; ?ime Darby (1.000) 7*. 10id. 8. Timea (1.000) 53. 42:
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    Singapore tin price is down by another $3.75
    311 16 AFTER its spectacular rise of last week the tin price in Singapore yesterday again reacted, falling by $3.75 per picul to $473.50. On Saturday when the easier tendency set In the price had fallen $2.75 to $477.25. Yesterday's' offering was 250 tons
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    114 16 THI Malayan liMunii Bankr A»--1 locution made tbeae channel in Its rates to merchant. i yesterday (all ratei to $100): Nsw Y*rk: buying airmail T.T. 32 f»/16. O.D. 32 11/ IS. M> d/st 32 10/16 credit hills. 33 1/16 trade Mils. Canada: burins airmail T.T. 33 11/16, O.D.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    111 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares were traX ded along steady lines. Rocla gained lid. to 225. 6d. John Lvsaght 2s. to 755. 9d. and MoPherson* Is. to 495. 6d. Base Metals and Oils were steady. Commonwealth Bonds held a firm trend. Con. Zinc 90 9 Mt Ijj 66'1OU| N.B.H.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    211 16 JULY first grade rubber buyers fe.b. I closed in Singapore yesterday at i 831 cents per lb. down a quarter of a cant on Friday's closing price. The tone wae inactive t.C.C.R A. closing prices in centa per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R. 8.8. Spot f.o.b. buyers
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    CLOSING PRICES
    40 16 SINGAPORE. Jane 26. RUBBER: 83 J cents per lb. (down a quarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84 cents (quiet but steady). TIN: $473.50 per picul (down $3.75). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    152 16 CHIPS lying alsngsida tha Singapore wharves taday ara: Seta Mara 1/2. Pulau Kldjang NW. 5, Slruaa NW. 4, Lipscomb Lykes 13/14, Benveg 21/22. Maodowi IK, Maroeli Nowotko 31/32. Sumpltan NW. 1, Bedenak NW. 2, Ranee 40/41. Sarpedon 42/43 Outer Reads: Vesne, 'Aungiryi. Kyeabla Mani. Surytan. Tone Poh,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    122 16 THI Chinese Product fxoriange, Singapore, neon prites per picul yastaray wars: Cepra: UK Continent June shipment $251 buyers. *26i sellers. Cacenut all; bulk J3SS sellers, drum *41i sellers. Pepper: MnntoK white SI BS sellers, Sarawak white $Ix2i aellers. apcclal Sarawak black $1524 sellers, garbled Lampong black SI32J sellers,
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    WHY the HUSH HUSH?
    567 19 Time to let the racing public know A JOCKEY is put on the carpet there is a lengthy inquiry by the racing stewards action is taken by the Stewards. Word get around that "X" has been suspended in spite of tight security in the inquiry room.
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    We'll come again, say Grand Prix visitors
    330 19 MORE AND BETTER MACHINES Mon. Japanese and Indosian competitors who took part in the Joh o r t Coronation Grand Prix said that they hoped to have bigger teams from their country in the future. The Japanese riders, stars of the meet which
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    Joint Services to field a 'new look' team
    367 19  -  FEOH ENG TATT By" Singapore, Mon. SINGAPORE Joint Services, who are determined to upset Malaya Cup champions Singapore when they meet at Jalan Besar stadium on Wednesday (kick-off 7.30 p.m.) will field a "new look" team. The Services line-up itself has a
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    Indians still lead in Division 3
    116 19 Indians still lead in Division 3 PNANG, Mon. Penang Indians S.C. consolidated their uoMtion as soccer league division 3 leaders when they scored a 3-2 win over Tanjong Bungah Rangers at Dato Kramat today. PISC have 14 points from eight games and one point ahead of Pelandok Youth Club. Indians
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    Kilat 'B in Shield final
    87 19 ifUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— KUat Club "B" entered the nnal of the Navaratnam Shield cricket competition when they beat Airport R.C. by 19 runs in an exciting finish on the Taylor Road ground yesterday. Kilat batted first and were all out for 111 runs (Balbir Singh
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    Budd beaten
    74 19 NEW YORK. Mon. Frnnk Budd. 21 -year-old Negro university student from Pennsylvania, who ran the 100 yards on Saturday in the world record time of 9 ?<er< ua» beaten In lhe22ovards by Paul Drayton In the United Sta'es AAU championships here ye*terdav Charles Frazier was second and Budd
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    Marathon win for Bikila
    56 19 qiOKYO. Mon— Bikila Abebe X of Ethiopia, the Olympic marathon gold medalist, yesterday won the Mainichi marathon at Osaka in 2 hr mln. 27 sec. Fe'low countryman Wimmi Biratu was second. The two Ethiooians led the flelc nf more than 40 runners a' most from start
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    RACE WEIGHTS FOR 2ND DAY
    459 19 Weights for eight races at Koala Lumpur on Thursday. Cl. 4. DIV. I— 6f Laraleris 9.00 At Raschid 9.00 Chengai Batn 8.12 Our Someo 8.11 Small Chance 8.11 Joaleen 8.11 Huat Chye 8.11 Ramarajiam 8.11 Ben Hur 8.11 Arina Gold 8.10 Turks Fire 8.07 Fairy
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    FILM STUDIO KEEPS WINNING FORM
    87 19 FILM STUDIO KEEPS WINNING FORM KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon.— Film Studio IV. a smart winner over the Ipoh !tf earlier in the month, is keeping his winning form. Ridden by apprentice Sonny Lim. this four-year-old did a stylish 3f gallop in 38. Singapore Glory (Farad) was impressive in a good workout
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      489 19 INTER-SCHOOL CITY DISTRICT MEET (Parrcr Park. Spore): 100 m: 1 Heng Jee Yong 2 Lim Kwang Hoon 3 A. Ablaze 11.8s; 200 m: 1 Heng Jee Yong 2 Lim wang Hoon 3 A. Ablaze 24.4; 400 m: 1 Heng Jee Yong 2 Choo Quee Bong 3 Oh Eng Hock
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      SOCCER
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      BOXING
      13 19 MEXICAN FLYWEIGHT TITLE (Mexico City)- Chucho Hernandez tko E. Barren). R'h rd.
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      27 19 GRAND PRIX DE PARIB, 1M 7F (Longchamp): 1 M. Andre Rueff's Balto (100-8. M. Garcia) 2 Match (2-1 fay > 3 Oranadero. 15 ran, won by 4.
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      15 19 WORLD CUP (Warsaw): Preliminary rd Poland 1 Yugoslavia 1 (Yugoslavia won 2-1 Ist leg).
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      9 19 INTERNATIONAL (Oberhausen): W. Germany bt Holland 114--109 pts.
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      41 19 INTERNATIONAL ("SHIP (San Hlpollto de Voltega. Spain): 1 Italy 106 pts. 2 France 70, 3 Japan 69, 4 Spain 55. GOLF WESTERN OPEN (Grand Rapids. Michigan): IA. Palmer (271) 2 S. Snead (273) over 72 boles. O. Player 283.
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    F.A. drops action on bribe suspects
    187 19 F.A. drops action on bribe suspects HASTINGS, Mon. The Football Association said today it had dropped the Question of action in the case of certain British footballers suspected of having been concerned in bribery. The association which has carried out a probe into the issue said today Its legal advisers
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    Australian league soccer results
    370 19 CYDNEY. Mon— Results ol weekkJ end Australian league soccer matches: NSW FED DIV. 1: Auburn 3 Apia 4; Bankstown 5 South Coast 0; Northslde 2 Gladesvllle 2: Hakoah 10 Sydney Austral 4; Hellenic 2 Budapest 0; Prague 3 Canterbury 2. NSW FED. DIV. 2: Corinthians 2
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      245 19 lii'rjl S ih 1 Such a bright girl before... but what was wrons with Siew Ming' She I didn't seem to cart. y about the scholar--7 oh.MrsGoh. V,,- ship., but Teacher Siew Ming used to V cared there is no+hing radically wrong i 'with Siew Ming. There r»iay_be someth.ng wrong
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      127 19 SOCCER STORK LKAlil r. DIV. SB: Darul Afiah 'A' v Customs (Oeyl»ng). TNTKR-TELECOMS: Kluang v J. Bahru (Kluang). IPOH LEAGUE DIV 1: Ramblers v Kinta Indians 'CAH grd). TAIPING LEAGUE DIV 2: Indians v PWD (Jalan padang). KAMPAR LEAGUE DIV 2: Kuala Dipang Youngsters v MAS (Dadang). L. PERAK LEAGUE
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    373 20 CHINESE REJECT CONTROL SCHEME FOR LAOS GENEVA, Monday. £HINA today rejected the French- United States plan for an International Control Commission to stop the war in Laos. Speaking at the resumed session of the 14--nation conference. Marshal Chen Vi, the Communist Chinese Foreign Minister, said the present war in Laos
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    Surprise appearance by —the smiling Princess—
    86 20 Surprise appearance by —the smiling Princess HOLDING a plate of icecream, smiling mother-to-be Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony ArmstrongJones are seen in the bar at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. London, when they made a surprise appearance at a party for the members of the Leningrad State Kirov Ballet.
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    75 20 LA JOLLA. (California),, Mor. Millloiis of Asians could be fed from an un- tapped food supply in the Gulf of Thailand, according to scientists of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The gulf is surprisingly j rich in the variety and total j amount of sea life.
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    Children's treat
    31 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Jaycee* entertained the children of the Red Cross Home at Tan a h Merah with gifts, food and film shows during the week- 1 end.
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    120 20 PILATE AND ME— BY EICHMANN lERUSAJ.EM, Mon.— Adolf v Eichmann today compared himself to Pontius Filate— saying that, like the Roman governor, he had feit not guilty of the bloodspilling which followed the Nazi plan to wipe out the Jews of Europe. Ho told the court trying him for mass
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    151 20 H I W KOELMEYER ill .'■> Sr:. FO) Ko.id mattmly on -:6.6.61. Funeral i thi* evening CtMCU Koad ft 30 p.m. THE REMAINS of Vijeyadrv.in >on of A. U. Sithampuranathan R.R.I, will i \>r removed for cremation to Hindu rrematoriam Scnttil from D! 4! mile Hoh Ilo.id 5 p.m.
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    28 20 <R AND MRS. C. AVAOURAI thank reln'ivcs and friends for their j valuable MtTtoH Rift* and kind at- I tendance at their wedding on L'l. 6 61.
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    63 20 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Three main educational libararies will be open to the public this week during Singapore Library Week. The libraries will be those of the University of Malaya, which was open today, the Teachers' Training College and the Singapore Polytechnic. Tomorrow the T.T.C. library and on
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    86 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Choy > Yee Tong. 17. was found guilty in the third criminal district court of carrying a parang along Kampong Hen- i derson at 5 p.m. on May 22. Sentence was postponed until July 10. The court was told that detectives Huan Chwee Seng
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    429 20 LONDON. Mon.— Ihe .-.lull o; a new uccouik nn. a vei\ UDSBttisti affair in London Stock Market.s today. There was an almost complete lack of incenuve. while several adverse factors were apparent.. Uncertainty as to how the Chancellor of the Exchequer will net to correct the
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    55 20 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Abdul Hadi bin Abdul Wahab. 26. of Semabok. 2k milestone, Malacca, was today accused in a magistrate's court of Importing 12 rounds of 12-bore cartridges without a licence at 8.40 a.m. yesterday. Abdul Hadl who claimed trial, was allowed $250 bail. The case will
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    43 20 SINGAPORE, Mon. A i family of five, including a man aged 50. living at Lorong I Engku Adam, were taken to hospital tonight with severe stomach pains after eating a meal containing fish. Their condition is not serious.
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    Century by Constable
    136 20 LONDON. Mon la -score* in todays cricket matches were: At GI'ILDFORD: Cambridge 1171. Surrey 336-4 dec <M. Wilieu < 80. B. Constable 111. M. Stewart 111 11.0.1. Ram At WESTCLUT: Baaes 177 and 268 (J. Taylor 861. Somfn-et 41 and 46-1. Ram. 1 At BIXTON: Oxlord 210.
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    403 20 lONDON. Mon. Australia. who have taken the men's singles title four times In the past five years, again showed their strength when the 1961 Wimbledon, the unofficial World championships of amateur lawn tennis, opened here today. In sultry, enervating condl- tlons. defending champion Neale Fraser. of
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    1390 20 JACK FINGLETON reports Test finish LONDON. Mon AUSTRALIA survived a shock assault by England's pate attack to win the second Test match at Lord's here today by five wickets. The Australians were set to get only 69 runs for victory,
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