The Straits Times, 15 July 1961

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY < ERTI Fl El» i£\t\E EXCEEDS 00,000 V mi The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY. JULY 15, 1961 15 CENTS
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    ALL AT STAKE NOW
    2737 1 Lee: This decides whether State goes off rails A poll on future of Singapore THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight declared that the people of Anson would decide whether they wanted Singapore "to go off the rails and end in chaos and disaster." Speaking
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    The Pope's call: Give more aid...
    175 1 VATICAN CITY. Fri. I Pope John today called for world co-operation to give more aid to underdeveloped countries. In an encyclical letter, he said justice and humanity demanded that prosperous countries should help tho>e where "large segments of the population suffer from misery and
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    Anson votes today
    8 1 MAHMUD IBRAHIM ISMAIL CHEE MARSHALL
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    5266 mil. appeal by Oei Tiong Ham owners
    174 1 5266 mil. appeal by Oei Tiong Ham owners SINGAPORE. Kri. Ihe owners of the giant Oei lions Ham concern will appeal aeain*t the confiscation of al! their assets in the Republic— said to total about L.5.588.--800.000 i > :<iii. toii.iillit liy an Indonesian court. The order was made by the
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    Lock icon McGowan dies
    42 1 LONDON. Fri— Lord McGowan. former head of Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. who rose from five shillings a week office boy to become the £55.000 a year chairman of the company, died in a London hospital last night, aged 87. Reuter.
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    By-election result may be vital to PAP future as party and government
    812 1 By-election result may be vital to PAP future as party and government i SINGAPORE. Friday. ANSON yoes to the polls tomorrow in an election that may be vital to the future of the People's Action Party both as a party and as the government of Singapore. IVlir. the party oqpn,
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    'The Geneva of Asia'
    41 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The Mayor of Bandoeng. Mr. Pri.jatnakusumah. has proposed tnai the cool West Java hill city be made into! "the Geneva oi Asia and j Airica Bandoeng was the site of the Afro-Asian conference of 1955.
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    Anson map
    28 1 A MAP of the An son constituency appears in Page 1 1 showing the polling stations, which open at 8 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
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    LATEST
    22 1 6 HOMES BO PARIS I ri htremkt* m« oil tabs <• ix'int -i i isl ParlUmentari odj^ I'm mini "f i' Initei
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    Lock icon RI invitation to Minister
    62 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesian Government has invited the Singapore Minister for Culture. Mr S. Rajaratnam. and his wife, to pay a two-week visit to the republic as guests of the Stale A similar invitation for a one week's visit has been issued to Inche Saved Nasir.
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    Lock icon YURI: A DELIGHTFUL FELLOW, SAYS MAC
    337 2 SPACEMAN GETS ROUSING LONDON WELCOME LONDON, Frl. Ttfß. MACMILLAN described Soviet spaceman Major Gagarin as a "delightful fellow" today after a 20-minute private talk with him at Admiralty House. The Prime Minister presented the Russian with ;> silver salver as a memento of his
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    Lock icon Deal with killing? I would have shot myself: Eichmann
    407 2 JERUSALEM (Israeli sector), Friday ADOLF EICHMANN, on trial for mass murder, told the court here yesterday he would have committed suicide if ordered to deal with the extermination of the Jews, which he saw as "one of the greatest crimes in
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    Lock icon MORE U.S. ARMS AID TO AYUB
    178 2 WASHINGTON. Friday. AMERICAN military aid to Pakistan is being extended to help preserve Pakistan's security, :t was announced last night. I The announcement came In a joint communique is>ued by President Kennedy and President Ayub Khan alter tbree days ol talks here. They said
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    Lock icon Japan bars Red fellow travellers
    101 2 Japan bars Red fellow travellers rKYO. Frl.— The Cabinet today agreed that Communist representatives from foreign nations to the forthcoming convention of the Japan Communist Party be refused entry. An announcement said that the entry Into Japan of foreign Communists for the convention at this time when the internal and
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    Eleven bodies in mud
    50 2 POONA. Frl. Police and soldiers working in floodstricken areas of Poona. yesterday recovered 11 bodies from the mud. Troops are pulling down dangerous buildings and removing debris piled up by the floods, caused by the swollen River Mutha which flows through the centre of the city.
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    MARKET: NEHRU FEARS A WEAKER C'WEALTH
    240 2 MARKET: NEHRU FEARS A WEAKER C'WEALTH YEW DELHI. Fri. 11 Mr. Nehru said yesterday the Commonwealth would be weakened in some respects if Britain joined the European Common Market. The Indian Prime Minister was speaking after a 70-mlnute meeting with Mr. Peter Thorneyeroft. Britain's Minister of Aviation The latter has
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    'Summit': Mr. Tshombe thinks it over
    198 2 VLISABETHVILLE, Frl. Mr. C. O'Brien, chief United Nations representative in Katanga, told a Press conference today that President Tshombe was "sympathetically considering" attending a toplevel meeting with other Congolese leaders Mr. O'Brien, who had a two-hour meeting with the Katanga President, said "President Tshombe
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      44 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /sfoace. rue Miooi" can you (all me &*is\ r wuat else do ycxA t PARTY l« AT OLia 9§r TUB I 4/?ff OVIHG TUIHH W6 INVITED J V i HOUM THIS f \AFnBNOON I V JOSTtHXr/ 'v YOU FOR?/
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    Lock icon Texas tin decision soon
    167 3 U.S. DEPARTMENTS GET FIRST OFFER-NOW NEWS OF SALE IS EXPECTED NEXT WEEK WASHINGTON, Friday. GENERAL Services Administration spokes--r*- man said yesterday that an announcement of the sale of about 4,000 tons of tin was being delayed because other Federal Government agencies were being asked if they
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    Lock icon Concern at rising health bill
    99 3 Concern at rising health bill T ONDON. Fri.— Steep increases In Britain's gigantic health bill were causing the Government serious concern, the Ministry of Health's annual report said yesterday. The health service In 1059-60 cost more than J0 726 million or 8.2 per cent compared with a 3.4 per cent
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    Payroll thugs get $68,000
    40 3 LONDON. Fri. Bandits netted a total of £8.000 ($68.000> in two payroll srabs yesterday. In both robberies— one In the London area, one in East Kent the thieves rammed vehicles carrying the money and then escaped.
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    Lock icon Polaris test
    27 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fri. The navy last night successfully fired its advanced model Polaris missile over the Atlantic Ocean to test a new fuidance system. U.P.I.
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    Search for three climbers
    43 3 GENEVA. Fri. Rescuers set out from Andermatt to search for a party of two British climbers and one from South-East Asia missing since Wednesday on a nearby mountain. The men were trying to climb the 11.745 ft. Laenstock Mountain.
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    Lock icon Las Vegas blaze
    29 3 LAS VEGAS. Fri. A US$l (s3> million fire destroyed nine business firms yesterday on the Las Vegas strip across the street from the Stardust Hotel. U.P.I.
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    'Living memorial' to Lord B-P
    75 3 I>OV SCOUTS unveiling a D portrait of Lord BadenPowell, superimposed on a world map. at Baden-Po-well House, in London, which was opened by Queen Elizabeth on Wednesday. B-P House, at the corner of Queen's Gate and Cromwell Road, is the first big hostel to be
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    Lock icon Canadian call for a general election
    305 3 OTTAWA. Friday. OINGING. cheering and a call for a general elec- tion greeted the adjournment last night of the longest parliamentary session in Canadian history. Parliament will resume on Sept. 7. The closing stages of the session, which began on Nov. 17. were marked
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    Lock icon 3 KILLED IN ROW OVER GRAZING RIGHTS
    118 3 3 KILLED IN ROW OVER GRAZING RIGHTS L JOHANNESBURG, Fri Three Africans were killed and about 800 left homeless in two days of violence at Toloanes. near Matsieng in Basutoland. it was reported today. The report said more than 100 huts were burned down. Fighting was said to have broken
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    Lock icon STORM KILLS 33 SPANISH FISHERMEN
    104 3 MADRID. Fri.— A violent storm in the Bay of Biscay has killed 33 Spanish fishermen and washed two Britons overboard from a brand new ocean racing yacht on a delivery trip to Britain from Vlgo. Spain. The storm, which has been battering the northern Spanish
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    Lock icon France pulls out of Mali base
    48 3 PARIS. Fri. France has evacuated her forces from the air base of Tessallt In Mall, according to a Mall Government communique Issued in Bamako and received here yesterday. The evacuation was "In conformity with the Mall Government's request," the report said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon EAST GERMANS FLEE WHILE THERE'S TIME'
    435 3 EAST GERMANS FLEE WHILE THERE'S TIME' BERLIN, Fri. IpAST GERMAN refugees are now crossing the J West. Berlin border at the rate of one per minute— o rate not reached since 1953. The main refugee centre at Marlenfelde has been overcrowded lor days. Over the past week about 12 additional
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    Lock icon SABOTEURS: AN OUTSIDE HAND, SAYS ITALY
    114 3 SABOTEURS: AN OUTSIDE HAND, SAYS ITALY DOME. Fri. The Italian n Foreign Minister. Professor Antonio Segni. said today that Italy believed the people responsible for sabotage in the Alto Adlge region were encouraged and directed from beyond the frontier. As he spoke •to the Senate foreign affairs commission, it was
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    Lock icon New blasts in Algiers
    55 3 ALGIERS, Frt. Three plastic bombs exploded here yesterday, damaging property but causing no casualties. Insurgents killed two Muslims in a West Algerian village by cutting their throats, and shot and killed a third Muslim near Douar Beni Cheikh. Five people died following the explosion of a
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    Pledge to the Malayans
    331 4 TREAT BRUNEIANS AS BROTHERS, THEN YOUR SAFETY IS ENSURED, SAYS RAKYAT LEADER BRUNEI, Friday. fHE people of Brunei will swear before God that if the seconded* Malayan officers will treat them as brothers their safety and welcome will be guaranteed, said Inche A. If. Azahari, president
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    Alliance repeats challenge toPM
    202 4 Alliance repeats challenge toPM OINGAPORE, Fri. The leader of the SPA Umno MCA-MIC Alliance, Tun Lim Yew Hock today repeated a challenge to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to contest the PAP-stronghold ward of Tan Jong Pagar. He first Issued the challenge in an election rally last night.
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    DAMAGE FOR INJURY SUIT FAILS
    126 4 DAMAGE FOR INJURY SUIT FAILS SINGAPORE. Fri— A five-year-old girl. Teo Hong Eng, who now suffered from a permanent angulation of her left knee as the result of a road accident, failed in an action for damages in the High Court today. The girl's father. Teo Lian Seng, a labourer,
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    Motion of thanks
    43 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— The Johore Legislative Assembly today unanimously passed a motion of thanks by tlie Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. for the policy speech delivered by Sultan Ismail when' he opened its third session on Wednesday.
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    Union donation
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Members of the Singapore Admiralty Local staff Union today donated $234.50 to the Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund through the Straits Times.
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    Workers' picnic
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Malayan Breweries Limited will hold its annual picnic for its employees and their families at the South Winds Farm, Jurong, on July 30.
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    Gujarat, youths
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Shivalal D. Charadva has been appointed the secretary of Gujerati Youth Association for 1961-1962.
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    Dr. Harahap inspects housing
    149 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Indonesia's Minister of Trade, Dr. Arifln Harahap, spent five hours today touring Singapore's housing Estates. Accompanied by officials of the Housing and Development Board and the Indonesian Consul-Oeneral, Col. Sugl Arto, Dr. Harahap first called at the board's offices. The board's chairman, Mr. Lim
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    Worldly bliss
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Venerable Chiow Chen, a Buddhist monk from Vietnam, will lecture on "How to achieve worldly bliss" at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. It is open to the public.
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    Bhagavad Gita
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— A class on Bhagavad Olta by Swami Siddhatmananda will be held at the Ramakrishna Mission, Norris Road, at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    DAY A DOS SHOOTER DID A CIRCUS STUNT
    176 4 DAY A DOS SHOOTER DID A CIRCUS STUNT fOHORE BAHRU, Fri. J The Johore Legislative Assembly was today told of a dog-shcoter who went about his duties "as if he was performing in a circus." Mr. Tan Peng Khoon (All.Batu Pahat), said in an adjournment speech that the Batu Pahat
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    THE REAL YOU
    106 4 JUST how much do you know about yourself the REAL you? Do you know what makes you and your fellow men and women "tick"? Time and afain the miracle of human existence has been probed and answered. And each new answer has added something fresh to human
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    POLICE PASSING OUT PARADE
    58 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Director of the Special Branch. Mr. E. J. Linsell, this evening took the salute at the passing-out parade of 75 police recruits at the Police Training School in Thomson Road. The parade was the climax of the nine-month training the recruits underwent. Straits
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    Radar check plan at airport for added safety
    172 4 Radar check plan at airport for added safety SINGAPORE. Friday. AN ultra-modern surveillance radar system will] be installed in the new control tower of Singa- pore Airport in the near future as an "added i safety" to airliners flying within or near the flight information region. A Civil Aviation Department
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    WHISKY AT A STATE BANQUET
    146 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. An Alliance member of the Johore Legislative Assembly,! Syed Mohamed bin Edros (Geylang Pat ah today queried the serving of liquor during the State banquet at the Istana Besar in honour of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on June 14. He said that
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    Hindu festival
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Hindu officers in Government departments will attend the "Adi Sathurthi" festival at i Sri Senpaga Vinayagar temple. 19. Ceylon Road from 4.15 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday.
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    EXCEPTIONS TO 'NO PARKING' AT THE POLLS
    64 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Polite today clarified that cars belonging to candidates or their agents in the Anson by-election tomorrow will not be allowed to park within 100 yards of poll ing stations. Other cars carrying any sick, infirm or disabled persons to polling stations
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      244 4 T^HE following is today's schedule of aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS Air India: From Bombay. Madras (AI 410) 60S a.m.; from Jakarta. (AI 411) 1.30 p.m. BO AC: From London, Frankfurt. Cairo, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok (BA 792/200) 3.30 a.m.; from London, Zurich, Istanbul. Teheran, Delhi. Rangoon (BA
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      141 4 INIVERSITY OF MALAYA Welfare Week begins: Rag procession through city. 9 a.m and flag day throughout the island. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Exhibition of pamling& by local ariisis at British Council Hall, 10 ajn. 2 p.m. V.M.C.A. (Orchard Roadi: Malay class Cambridge I. 1.30 p.m.; Malay class Cambridge II 2.30 p.m.
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    Finance Bills
    30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Johore Legislative Assembly has passed two Bills providing $1,404,115 for development and services this year, and $219,198 more to meet excess expenditure last year.
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    Stall smashed
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— S l x thugs with parangs smashed a coffee stall owned by Mudam Chin Tian Lian, 32 at Tras Street last night.
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    Settlers not happy with bread and butter they want cake
    532 5 Settlers not happy with bread and butter they want cake A FEDERAL MOVE ON LAND DEVELOPMENT KUALA LUMPUR. Friday i__ 1 A FEDERAL move to abolish group settlement schemes and absorb them into Federal Land Development Authority schemes will be made at a meeting of the National Land Council here
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    The Safar festival is slowly dying out in Malaya
    175 5 IPOH. Fri. Mandi 1 Safar. the traditional festival when Muslims all over the country Journey to the beaches or river banks for a purification bath is slowly dying out in Malaya. Safar month begins today and Mandi Safar day falls on
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    New S'pore port body this year
    212 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. A NEW port authority will be set up before the end of this /ear to take charge of all operations in the Port of Singapore, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, the Minister for Education, and chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board said yesterday.
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    TRISHAMEN FORM OWN GROUP
    78 5 TRISHAMEN FORM OWN GROUP 'PELUK ANSON. FrL Twenty- four Malay trishamen met here yesterday and decided to form a political group of their own to protect their interests and welfare. The organisation, to be known as the Teluk Anson Malay Trishamen Umno Branch, will be affiliated to the Lower Perak
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    Club building
    41 5 TELUK ANSON. Fri.— The Sultan of Perak will open the new $40,000 building of the Lower Perak Club opposite the Golf Course here at 8 p.m. tomorrow when he makes his first visit to this town in .six years.
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    Talk by author
    27 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Donald Moore, an author and publisher, will speak on •Reading habits in SouthEast Asia" at a Rotary Club lunch next Wednesday.
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    Hawker robbed
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— Two masked men with daggers entered a house in Rochore Canal Road at dawn today and robbed a hawker. Mr. Aik Hock Lian, 40. of $200.
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    State visit: The cost
    85 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— The Johore Legislative Assembly has approved a $22,000 provision to meet the cost of the state visit of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong from June 12 to 16. A contingencies fund warrant for Jfhe amount has been issued by the Government. Replying to a
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    Planter sees bright future for Malayan rubber and tea
    306 5 A RETIRING planter. Mr. H. B. Bruce, who has been manager of Wardlebum Estate for eight years, has said that both Malayan rubber and tea have bright futures. Mr. Bruce was formerly chairman of Pahang Planters' Association and was until recently
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    He stole two cycles, jailed
    40 5 PENANG. Fri. Chan Sin I Chuan. 21, was today jailed for six months for stealing two bicycles one from the Majestic Theatre on June 25. and the other from Chow- rasta market on July 1.
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    ADMIRAL IS BACK FROM SEATO TALKS
    117 6 ADMIRAL IS BACK FROM SEATO TALKS SINGAPORE. Fri— Admiral Sir David Luce. Com-mander-ln-Chief of the Far East Station, returned here last night alter a three-day visit to Bangkok for top-level military talks with Sealo officials. Sir David, who was recently appointed military adviser of the organisation in place of Sir
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    Senate meeting
    26 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The next meeting of the Senate will be held for three day> beginning from Aug. 14. it wa.s announced here today.
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    Demand for apology in Council
    470 6 WILL CONSULT MY LAWYER FIRST, SAYS ALLIANCE MAN SEREMBAN, Friday. AN apology was demanded of Mr. Wong Yuen Ching (Alliance) in the Town Council here last night after a lengthy debate on "false and improper accusations" allegedly made by Mr. Wong against the council. The
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    Clinic for school
    47 6 TAN JONG M4LIM. Fri. The Chung Sin Chinese School here became the first Chinese school In Perak to be equipped with a modern $10,000 dental clinic by the Federation Government. The .school itself spent $1,800 in converting one of the classrooms into a clinic
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    Back on Tuesday
    31 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Minister of Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudln will bf bac b° re on Tuc-^^v alter attending an International Labour Organisation conference in Geneva recently-
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    Seremban puts off a dance
    59 6 SEREMBAN. Fri.— The Miss Red Cross contest and dance hxed for tomorrow at the Town Hall has been postponed to July 29 because of State mourning for Tengku j Besar Burhanuddin. who died pn July 5 at Sn Menar.ii. The presentation of certificates for blood
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    Govt. reply on water supply from Johore
    110 6 JOIIORE BAHRI Fri. In the four years 1957 to i 1!)G0. the Johore Govern- I meat supplied 59.588.302.--840 gallons of water to Singapore. Last year. a record 11.471 :»:>.;. 400 gallons was supplied, compared with 14.683.233.075 gallons in 1959. 14.(>83.233.075 gallons in 1»58
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    Malayans beat those parking meters
    151 6 Malayans beat those parking meters From lAN Hr.MMERSION OKRTH. Kri. —Thousands of drivers in Perth have tried to trick the sensitive in« lKini->ni of the iit> parkins meters but the ones who are getting away with it are Malayan students Or so the Perth City Council, controller of the payparking
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    Nanyang's role in research— by Dr. Chang
    283 6 Nanyang's role in research by Dr. Chang SINGAPORE. Friday. former administralive head of Nanyang University, Dr. Chang Tien-tse. has suggested that the university should set up postgraduate courses and launch research projects "if it wants lo place itself in the forefront of the academic field, and play its full role
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    All-Malay firm starting next week
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    23 7 JOHORE BAHSU. Frl— Mr. Wong Thian Teck has been elected first president of the newly-formed Johore Bahru English College Parents' Association.
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    Appeal for funds
    57 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Arya Samai here is appealing for donations to carry out its plan of erecting a lit building which will also house a new school. Donations may be made in cash or oy cheque payable to the "Arya Samaj Bull 1 1ng Fu.id" at its
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    A $25,475 tomb
    43 8 JOHORE, BAHRU, Fri. The marble tomb of the late Sultan Ibrahim, father of the present ruler to be built at the Royal mausoleum in Jalan Mahmoodlah. will cost $25,475 The Johore Legislative Assembly has approved a provision for the sum.
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    Trade pact—a bigger export market for Singapore: van Kuyk
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    Minister tells of drive for more nurses
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    39 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Indian High Commissioner. Mr. Y.K. Purl, today presented 65 books to the Language Institute here on behalf of the Indian Government. The books are on Indian art. history, culture and philosophy
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    455 9 M.B: Need experienced j men so this can be carried out properly KLALA LUMPUR, Friday. OKUNEI intends to free itself from the "claws of colonialism" and to achieve independence, the State's Mentri Besar. Dato Seri Pa- > duka Haji Ibrahim bin Mohamed Jalilar, said in a broadcast
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    54 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Polir arc looking for a mar, who bit a newsvendor. Moh S.'.° Lam, 25. on the neck with an iron bar in Sims Avenue this, morning. Moh. who mi assaulted j after an argument ov.-r i!-;< right of way. is dangerov. i.v ill in
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    CEB MEN TO SEEK SALARY REVISION
    205 9 CEB MEN TO SEEK SALARY REVISION ITU ALA I*JMPUR. Fri— IV The technical staff of the Central Electricity Board will ask the board to revise their salary schemes in line with those of their counterrJarts in Government service. The secretary of the CEB Technical Services Union. Mr A. Raghavan. today
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    Now 43 unions support the union six
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    270 9 Let us be neighbourly with our water, Johore Assembly told JOIIOKE B.AHKL. Fri The chairman «f the Public Works Committee. Mr. Chua Song l.uu (All. .Muari. today defended I the Johore Government's < policy of supplying water to Singapore. Replying to Syed Mohamed bin Id Ki^ (All del.nu Patahi in
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    570 10 The Straits Times Saturday, July 15. 1961. What Is At Stake The chief candidates in tinAnson by-electian, it is gen-t-rally agreed, are Inthc Mahmud Awting. the prcaidi nt ot the T.U.C who Hies the banner of the PA. P. and Mr, D;i\id Mai shall, waving the hammer <>i the Workers
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    470 10 Britain's Chancellor has two weeks (before Parliament i IsM for the summer Vecess) in which In make up his mind mi the measure* he must take to deal with economic crisis, oi tv announce them if his mind in tact Lfl already made up. What the market thinks
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    225 10 We have commented before, on the leniency which the courts extend to kidnappers and their accomplices, but there has never been quite so .startling an example as the sentences passed «n three members of the gang thnt was esponsiblc for the kidnapping la.st month oi a Rrf'.vang schoolboy.
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    The crisis caused by a pair of scissors
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    That jail term 'inadequate'
    533 11 Judge criticises those who sent kidnap gang trio for trial in the Sessions Court A HIGH COURT judge today criticised the action of those responsible for the prosecution of three members of a kidnap gang who were tried on Wednesday in the Sessions Court and jailed
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    Union course
    35 11 IPOH. Fri The Perak branch of the Malayan Trade Union Congress will hold a one-day trade union course for unionists from all over the state at the Perak Clerical Union here o» Sunday.
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    Maximum caning for man who stabbed assistant
    270 11 CINGAPORE. Fri.— A man w with 11 convictions wa.s sentenced In the magistrate's court today to six strokes of the cane the maximum that can be imposed— and nine months* Jail for stabbing another man. The magistrate. Mr. 8 R. Chapkana. told the
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    Feast to mark film shooting
    47 11 KUALA LLMPUR. Fri. The Merdeka Film Studios here will hold a feast on Sunday to mark the shooting of a new film, "Kris Sempena Rlau" The Kris from Rlau Islands) on that day. This will be the third film by the company.
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    Four polling stations for Anson by-election
    60 11 From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today 9.870 voters will stream into the four polling stations to pick their assemblyman for Anson. The stations, as shown in this map are: the Chinese Kindergarten in Tras Street; Can Eng Seng School. Anson Road; Singapore Polytechnic,
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    Buffaloes gift
    48 11 Buffaloes gift KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Fri.— The Minister ol Agriculture and Co-opcratlves. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. will present 56 buffaloes worth $16,000 to 27 padl planters of Kampong Lubok. 01" Bernom tony rrow. The buffaloes will be given by the Veterinary Department under the rural development plan.
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    A merger? Independence first say Lib-Socs
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    UNION AND COMPANY AGREED ON REVISION: A COMPLIMENT
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    Education man dies
    57 11 SEREMBAN. Fri. Inche Mohamed Aris bin Yunos. 30, of the Chinese section in the Department of Education here, died In the General Hospital last night. A Kirkby-trained teachei Inche Mohamed studied Chinese for several years and taught In Government schools in Jelebu, Kuala PUah and Beremban. He
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    Opium man fined
    56 11 PENANG. Fri. Goh Swee Peng. 53. who was found with five opium pipes, was today fined Sl5O on two charges of possessing smoking utensils and prepared opium In JelutonK Road on July 5. Mr K. Somasundram. the senior sessions court president, fined Goh $50 on the first
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    Lock icon Iraq frees ex-leaders
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    915 13  - A2l-CUN salute fired in this State capital on Monday will signal the moment when the Sultan of Kelantan, Tuanku Yahya Petra ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Ibrahim, and his Consort arei crowned. The salute will crash out at 10-second intervals after the $100,000 diamond studded crown has been placed on the head
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    83 14 I.'VERY year a few hundred students in Singapore take the Higher School Certificate. The stumbling block in this examination la the general paper. Many candidates fall to obtain a full certificate ju.st because they cannot make the grade in this paper. My son who
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    55 14 \\'E are deeply concerned over the fact that candidates who passed the national language paper 'taken a.s a supplementary subject) in the Lower Certificate of Education examinations are not awarded statements of success. Surely, this is not the way to encourage the learning and use of the national
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    What shortage?
    37 14 \\'HO said Singapore was short of nurses? I have applied six times in the p«St few months for the post of a>slstant nurse, yet not once have I been called for an interview. CITIZKN Singapore
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    THE PROBLEM OF GRADUATES: A SOLUTION
    248 14 THE PROBLEM OF GRADUATES: A SOLUTION I READ witn considerable interest the letter iS.T. July 6 1 of the general degree students of the University of Malaya. I am in full agreement with their views. The third-class honours degree graduate 1* in every sense of the word third class or
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    A frustrating situation
    173 14 "THE letter by the general degree students 'ST. July 6» is most appropriate- ly headed "Pass uraduate> deserve better than this**. 'In that one breath it BUma up the essence of the letter, the attitude of the Students Council in Kuala Lumpur, and reflect* the feeling.s 01
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    Costly error
    87 14 REFER to Mr. Llm Seng Huat reply to my letter of July 1 concerning the double white lines in front of the Lido Cinema. I'd like to make clear one point: what I expect of traffic policemen on duty is not that they should tell every motorist of
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      257 14 Straits Times Crossword ACKOss c Unable to 'display a girl In 1 P»lnr with fitting charm (T). t^ d 6 S The" waff demand. respect Bluru description of a dull ,7 si ory 1 8 1 8 Onr can get red and sore 10 Hall In Central America <4>. shaping
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    560 16 rpHE first half of this A week produced nothing of note report H. C. B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber survey. The market continued about steady for little apparent reason, but despite what was considered in some quarters to be too high a level, sellers seemed
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    103 16 THI Malayan Ciehanga Banks' Ass*--1 cistion made thes* changes In Its rates to merchants yeaterday (all rates to $100): New Varh: huvlng airmail T.T. 32e. O.I). 32;. 90 d/st 32J credit bills. 33 trad-; hills Canada: buying airmail T.T. 33 11/16. O.D. 33 13/16. 90 d/at 341 credit
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    ALL SECTION EASIER ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    393 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange finished the last full trading day of the week on a generally easier note and the turnover was small. Tin shares eased sharply on lack of support and the index fell 7 points. Tanjong Tin
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    STOCK INDICES
    15 16 Malayan Stock Indices: ndusiriala: Hns: t Rubbers: 178.02 339.60 241.82 182.26 346.04 241.82
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    843 16 DUSINESS on the Malayan MJ Stock Exchange. Federation section yecterxiay with the number of deals in brackets was: Industrials: Gammon (4.000) $3.16 ON. D. $2.12: Hume pref. (1,000) A6a. 6d. M. Cement (2,000) $2.93; Metal Box rights (4,000) $1.50 OL, ON. $1.52 ON, $1.80 ON: Metal Box
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    TIN PRICE FALLS SLIGHTLY: PROFIT-TAKERS IN RUBBER
    247 16 rpHERE was a further A modest decline in the tin price in Singapore yesterday a drop of 87J cents taking the price down to $463.12 J. The local price appears now to be consolidating around this level. Further losses occurred in tin on
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    CLOSING PRICES
    41 16 SINGAPORE. July 14. RI'BBER: 85 v cents per Ib. (down a quarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 85 3 8 cents (quiet). TIN: 5463.12<j per picul (down 87" cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 10 tons).
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    220 16 AUGUST flrtt trads rubbar buytre f.».b. clr.-fd in Slnfnpor* jreaterd.iy at R5l ccnta p*r Ib. down a quarter of a rmi on Thursday's closing pnc*. Th* ton* waa alightly imir. S.C.C.R.A. closing prun In c*nta Ikt lh. vratt-rday w»re: Int. 1 R.S.B. snot fob buyrra SS. eellera R5l
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    109 16 MELBOURNE. Pri. TNVESTM)INT shares closed the x week along easier ilne.s. Aust. Consotidated industrin eased 2s to 96s and Henry Jones 3s. to 755. Reid Murrary gained Td. to 7s 3d. Commonwealth bonds were also steaoy. Con. Zinc 83/9 Mt. Isj 66 !o>'i N.B.H. (10s.) 20 3 Peko
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    177 16 SHIPS lying alangslda th* Singaport wharves taday ara: Tungu* SI Ellen Marrok 25/26. State of Hthur 31/32. Mlasixslppi I.loyd U 16. SanKOi.i SA. Java 46. MnnrMheua 33/34. I'"--sident Van Buren 13 14, Kenvet; 21 Kunak 44, Scudal N'W 3. Outar Roads: Papolra, Kunak. Kate Mnrrsk. Ton* Han.
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    1590 16 r[ Chlnasa ProOuca Eiehinn*. «ap*r*. noon prieaa p*r picul iv tarday Mara: Copra: I'K/Contlnent June shipment SlfiJ buyera, J271 ar'lfr«. Cacanut all: bulk »3b aellera, drum $41 aellera. Pappar: Muntok white BISSt seller*, Sarawak white $1M) aellrra. special Sarawak black fI.V) aeltera. garbled Lamponit black $150 sellers, Lamport
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    RACING
    382 18  -  EPSOM JEEP with TTAVING her first outing after a brief rest, Hoi Houw slammed the useful Musty Jadi by fouc lengths last week. It was the four-year-old mare's third successive win and I am confident that she can make it i"our-in-a-row today in the main sprint (Race 6) at
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    10 nations for racing confab
    106 18 CINGAPORE. Fri. Delegates and observers from at least ten nations will attend the second Asian Racing conference here In September. The conference will be held during the Singapore Gold Cup meeting at Bukit Timah. Nations to be represented at the conference are Japan, Hong Kong.
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    BT TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
    497 18 Screen 111. He should make amends today. Give Legisrika another chance. He was well backed in Silver Screen's race but only managed to run fifth. I think he will improve on that form. Pintu Mas, who always races better in his second run. is a
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      608 18 m GOVI i.vmi \r FCIXI ISSISTI l» (il XC \k M \M> Mil) I\ Vt PRIMARY SIHOOL (ENGLISH) MWWI 11. KO\l>. 11(111 Children born in 1854 1955 can of rejrutered now for u< I into standard one in January 1962. HEADMASTER. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the 4£th ordinary
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      663 18 EXAMINATION FOR MIDWIVES An examination for Midwives i Private Candidates) will be held hi -he District Hospital. Ipoh on 18lh August. 1961. 2. Candidate* from the Slate of Perak only, who are ae*ir<>u.<. of iippeariiix for this &x.> initiation should forward their application* together Wtttl the necessary cenifiiaies of training
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      828 18 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. To enable essential electrical extensions to be carried out at Raffles Park Substation, It will be necessary to shut down electricity supplies from 8.80 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Monday 17th July. 1961. The lollowing areas will be i affected:
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    Forces lead but Kedah win with 3 snap goals
    9 19 Forces lead but Kedah win with 3 snap goals
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    ONE NEW PAAA RECORD AND COPE MAKES IT
    353 19  - ONE NEW PAAA RECORD AND COPE MAKES IT CHAN BENG SOON: By Alor Star, Fri. A FTER trailing for the greater part of the game, Kedah made a spirited rally to beat Federation Armed Forces 6-4 in their Malaya Cup match at the Kedah Football Association ground here today. Kedah
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    FIVE MORE KEDAH AAA RECORDS
    199 19 JITRA. Fri.— Five more State records making a total of eight for the two-day meet —were broken at the Kedah AAA championship.-, which concluded here today. Events in which new marks were set today: 80m low hurdles (women): Saudah bte Ibrahim 14sec told record 14.4
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    Eintracht wants S'pore match
    48 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Frankfurt Eintracht, the West Oerman soccer champions, who lost to Real Madrid in last years European Cup final, have asked to play one match In Singapore in May next year. The Singapore Amateur F.A. announced yesterday that Eintracht's request was under consideration.
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    Samart's title
    30 19 BANGKOK. Fri. Samart Sorndeng of Thailand wrested the Orient middleweight boxing championship title from Japanese holder Fumio Kaizu after outpointing him in a 10-round bout here today UJ».I.
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    Boon Bee, Yee Khan clear 2nd round
    382 19 \TG BOON BEE and Tan Yee Khan, who are expected to meet in the men's singles final won their second round ties of the Perak Open Badminton championships here this afternoon Yee Khan pairing with Miss Valentine Chan won their mixed doubles ties.
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    Guan Leong best boxer
    140 19 SINGAPORE. Fri— Urn Ouan Leong won the Best Boxer trophy at the conclusion of the St. Andrew's School boxing championships at Woodsville today. Guan Leong took the featherweight title when he beat Jimmy Khoo In the final. Loyfatt House won the David Phoa trophy for the
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    251 19 GOLF FEAF (SHIP FIXAL (Spore) W Cdr McKenzle (Seletari bt P 8«t Green (BeleUr> 4 and 3. Winston Cap: 1 LAC Smith 38 a pts.; Dl». A medal: LAC Smith (38\i, 2 F Lt AlLsop (36 7 t; DJv. B medal: Sq/Ldr Battley (37), 2 Sgt Driver i3s\).
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    Lock icon AUSSIES' SHOCK DEFEAT
    407 19 AUSSIES' SHOCK DEFEAT LONDON, Friday. JIM MELVILLE, 22-year-old insurance agent, enJoyed the success all club cricketers dream about when playing, for the Club Cricket Conference in a one-day match against the Australian tourists here at Blackheath yesterday. Weekend cricketer Melville dismissed the first five Australian batsmen at a personal cost
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    124 19 T ONDON. Fri. The AllEngland Club, who hare strongly campaigned for permission to throw open the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships to both professionals and amateurs, "will give careful consideration to the nature of the 1962 Wimbledon." In a statement, which aroused much speculation in British tennis circles,
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    Hennmg, Rees lead in British Open golf
    269 19 Fri.— On the gale-lashed Royal Birkdale course here yesterday. South African Harold Henning and Dai Rees of Britain led the field at the half-way stage in the 72-holes British Open golf championship. Each had a second round of 74 over the gruelling course
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    Lock icon Alley scores 155 not out
    153 19 ONDON, Fri. Close of play Ld scores in yesterday's cricket matches: At Taunton: Yorks 232-8 dec. and 12-1. Somerset 269-9 dec. (Alley 155 not out). At Lord's: Cambridge 148-8 dec. MCC 209-9. At The Oval: Lelcs 92 and 181. Lock 6-54). Surrey 71 and 22-2.
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      159 19 ATHLETICS AAA: S'gor championships iMerdeka Stadium. 61; Penang championships (City Stadium, 2.30). BADMINTON Spore inter-secondary .schools individual championships finals <SBA hall. 7 JO p.m > Perak open championships iSJAa hall. Ipoh. 9 a.m. i. TENNIS N. Perak championships (CRC courts. Tatplng); Johore open championship* < Muar) Spore YMCA championships (Bras
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    'Lee must quit if I win...'
    745 20 Marshall: Big majority for me means that Premier should resign THK Workers Party candidate in the Anson by-election, Mr. Da-vid .Marshall, said tonight that if he was elected tomorrow with a "stirring majority" then the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, "must and will
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    232 20 COPENHAGEN. Fri. Sin-gapore-born Chinese conductor Choo Hoey drew rich praise from newspaper critics after conducting the Tivoll Symphony Orchestra In a .programme of Brahms and Mendelssohn, here last night. Reuter. LCI 6i/10'^. /4> s [nip. Tob (59/ a 4/3 [tv Nickel $148. 4 Lyons 72.- -1. Rolls-Royce 44-
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    175 20 LONDON l-ii The United' Kingdom trade tlgures for June published today and showing a sharp contraction In the trade tap did little to disperse the uncertalnty which has been apparent In ..I'ctc markets recently due to the econo.n 1 situation, and another unsettled week finished on dull note.
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    72 20 THE FAMILY ol latr Mr. lrini4« I. on v T hi MRS T K NAIR ,i.l .hiMr.n thank fr» of Lhrvon Mi and M l>lll«l o' \1.,:...(.i. r.'at.v.- anil dirndl. (or mii: wr»ath> ai.ii taalatane* »l iht funeral •T th« late Mr T K. Nalr on 12 761 LONDON,
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    38 20 LONDON. Fri. Spot 25d Aug. 25'vd Sept. 25',d.. Oct. 25 ',d.. Oct. Dec. 2.i ,d Jan. Mar. -'5 ,d.. April-June J.i «ri.. July Sept. 2.V-.d.. c.if. July 24 ,d.. Aug. 24 \c! Sepi 25d Tone: SUshtlv e;<-ler
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    64 20 THE 2,037 -lon Portuguese liner Save, blazing from stem to stern after running aground in a storm 200 miles from Beira. Mo- zambique At lait count. IZ~. most- ly Africans, were killed. Some survivors strug*,led ashore in lifeboats. They are stranded in a wild and desolate
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    WORST FLOODS IN INDIA
    143 20 WORST FLOODS IN INDIA >TEW DELHI. Fri. 1 Widespread damage to property was reported from five Indian States today following one of the worst floods to hit India in recent years. At least 115 people have died in Kerala. Mysore and Maharashtra States, while damage to property waa estimated to
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    Smith hits 93 not out
    121 20 LONDON. Fri. Results in today's cricket matches were: Ai M.\N« HI BIIK M.uulesex 242 for ton declared Liuic;i>hn« 130 lor tine At NOBTHAMPTON:: NcrU>;.m,)t<>iixhue L'fM r two declared Combined BeniCM 17., At COLCHEBTEB: .drawn. Warwickshire L 74 ueclared him 247 Im lum uedarad iM Homer
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