The Straits Times, 19 July 1961

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Hot*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. JULY 19. 1961 15 CENTS
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    'TEST OF STRENGTH'
    1399 1 Premier Lee's offer to quit is rejected Kuan Yew: 'Danger now of industrial Dr. Toh: 'A cloak to confuse the people unrest for political objectives' over the vital issue of merger' P.M. warns on attempt at coercion THE central executive committee of the People's Action Party has
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    Engineer Marlene crowned Miss Universe of 1961
    40 1 Engineer Marlene crowned Miss Universe of 1 961 MARLENE SCHMIDT of- Germany receives her Miss Universe crown from last year's winner. Linda Bement of America, at Miami Beach, Florida. Marlene. an electronics engineer, is a refugee from Communist East Germany.
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    BOAC strike will go on
    175 1 BO AC strike will go on ONDON. Tues. British Li Overseas Airways maintenance men voted at a mass meeting today to continue their unofficial strike which has paralysed the airline"* world-wide flights from London for three days. The decision to continue the strike smashed hopes of .settlement following a marathon
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    Lock icon Indian troops in Katanga clash
    123 1 EUSABETHVILLE, Tuesday. FATANGA gendarmerie opened fire yesterday on Indian U.N. troops guarding a roadblock* near Albertville. The lire was returned. A UN. statement revealing this today said there were no immediate details of possible casualties. The chief civilian U.N. re- preservative in Katanga, Mr. C.
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    Assembly meets tomorrow
    41 1 Assembly meets tomorrow SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Legislative As;embly will meet on Thursday o discuss the present situa- i ion of the State The new Assemblyman for I \nson, Mr. David Marshall, vill be sworn in before the i session begins.
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    Premiers may meet on Common Market
    69 1 Premiers may meet on Common Market TON DOS, lues. The Commonwealth Relations Secretary. Mr. Duncan Sandys, said today that Britain would convene a Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference if necessary on Britain's possible entry into the European Common Market. Mr. Sandys, returning from three weeks of talks with the Australian, Canadian
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    Lock icon Rebels give up
    23 1 JAKARTA Tue.s— Rebels in Central and North Sumatra are now surrendering in their thousands, according to Army headquarters here.— Reuter
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    Alert bars spread of cholera
    457 1 Alert bars spread of cholera 9 DIE IN SARAWAK. 50 IN JAVA GUNGAPORE Government today ordered the inoculation of nil travellers to and t loin Sarawak by sen or air l<> prevent ihe spread of a cholera epidemic in which nine people have died. Another .">() have died in an
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    LATEST
    27 1 SPACE SHOT TODAY < \v\ w BAL i Vlnmii>l' iMJn i.iK viul Hi. jr»lan atttmpt Ami I second massed spat > Mi ISM GMI laawi *^ju OR TOH
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    Lock icon UN freedom call
    271 2 AUSSIESTOLD TO SPEED UP ISLANDERS' POLITICAL ADVANCE NEW YORK, Tues. The United Nation s Trusteeship Council yesterday recommended the establishment of "realistic targets reflecting a proper sense of urgency for the rapid and planned advance" of Australian-admini-stered Nauru in all aspects of its political life. In adopting
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    AYUB IN AMERICA
    62 2 PRESIDENT Ayub Kban of Pakistan and his daughter Begum Nazir Akhtar Aurangzeb (left) and President and Mrs. Kennedy pose in front of the home of George Washington at Mt. Vernon. They are flanked by Army ceremonial guards in Continental army uniform. President Ayub Khan left for home
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    Lock icon Kremlin visitor from Sudan
    39 2 MOSCOW. Tues. President Ibrahim Abboud of Sudan, who is here on a 10--day visit, today called on President Brezhnev at the Kremlin. The Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr. Andrei Gromyko, was present at the meeting. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Where girls pride in lost virginity
    134 2 LONDON. Tuesday. fIRLS at one British school pin yellow gollywogs v on their chests as a symbol of lost virginity, a doctor told the British Medical Association conference in Sheffield yesterday. Dr. Ronald Gibson, of Winchester, during a debate on veneral disease In young
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    Lock icon HOME OFFICE HALTS HOME MADE ROCKET
    141 2 I ONDON, Tueb. Schoolboys who had planned to send a 7ft. 61n. rocket up to 2.000 ft. at Fleetwood last night were forbidden to do so by the Home Office, four hours before the count-down. The £22 rocket, which had taken two school masters
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    16-nation talks on textiles
    60 2 GENEVA. Tues. Top officials from 16 nations met here yesterday for a five-day conference to try to solve the serious problems facing the world cotton textile industry and trade. The conference, being held In extreme secrecy, has been called by the General Agreement on Tariffs and
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    Lock icon Algeria bid in U.N.
    75 2 Algeria bid in U.N. NEW YORK. Tues. The Afro-Asian group will seek Inscription of the Algerian issue on the agenda of the General Assembly this autumn. Mr. Abdel Chanderli. the New York representative of the Algerian Provisional Government, said last night. The deadline for inscription as a regular item has
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    Lock icon IMMIGRANTS RIOT IN AUSTRALIA
    132 2 MELBOURNE Tuesday. MORE than 600 European immigrants rioted against rising unemployment yesterday at a migrant camp near Albury. 100 miles north of here. More than 50 police used their batons to quell the riot. Most of the rioters were newly-arrived Immigrants from Germany and Italy. They
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    POLICE SAY GOLD RING UNCOVERED
    101 2 BOMBAY. Tues.— Police believe they have uncovered an international gold smuggling ring with the arrest oi ,i Swiss journalist. Roger Antoine Gentlna. the newsman, was seized on Supday when he stepped oil a plane from Geneva. Customs officials alleged they had found 4b gold bars,
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    Lock icon Weekend flood
    25 2 BERLIN. Tues. A total of 3.582 East Germans had fled to West Berlin since Saturday morning. West German Government officials said yesterday.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gina makes friends in Moscow
    42 3 HE Italian Him star Gina Lollobrigida. holding; a mascot and film stills of herself, gets to know Soviet newspaper correspondents at a meeting in Moscow. Gina was attending the second International Film Festival in Moscow. U.P.I. picture.
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    Lock icon TUC TO PROBE AFFAIRS OF RED BALLOT RIGGING UNION
    267 3 TUC TO PROBE AFFAIRS OF RED BALLOT RIGGING UNION LONDON. Tues T EADERS of the Trades Union Congress decided here yesterday to hold a full-scale inquiry into the affairs of the 240,006-strong Communist-led Electrical Trades Union. Leaders of the ETU are to be summoned before the TUC's finance and general
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    Minister: The era of nuclear equipoise
    187 3 LONDON. Tuesday. \MR. HAROLD WATKINf N. the Minister of Def- ence, said here yesterday that the world's i.iajor powers had now "moved into an era of nuclear equipoise when each side knows that the ether has the power to destroy it." He told a
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    Base threat: France to seek talks with Tunisia
    81 3 Base threat: France to seek talks with Tunisia DARIS. Tues>.— Rrance will continue to seek an agreement with Tunisia on the functioning of the base at Bizerta. Government circles said here today. President Bourguiba's announcement in Tunis of a "blockade" by volunteers of the big naval and air base in
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    Chaplin in Tokyo
    22 3 TOKYO. Tues. Charlie Chaplin arrived here yesterday, accompanied by his wife, Oona and soil Michael for a visit.— U.P.l.
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      A SEQUEL TO MEIN KAMPF
      315 3 \fUNICH. Tues. Adolf Hitler's second book, a 228-page condensation of a confusing manuscript dictated in 1925, will be published next week. Reviewers, who had a look at the book, say that it is a sequel to "Mein Kampf," the Bible of the Nazi Party. BRUSSELS:
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    VANGUARD OF G-G.S 'FAMILY'
    35 3 PERTH: The first "members" of the household of Australia's Governor-General designate. Lord De l'lslz— a King Charles spaniel and a Pekingese arrived In Fremantle today after a V.I.P. voyage from Britain.
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      394 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHOBT jVAVE^SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 metres 476 metres A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, NegaraA.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; ku News Headlines; 6.05 Morning 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise: 8.00 The Melodies; 6.50 Keep Fit With Teik K b: 9Jo
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    Jobs in Brunei: Tengku answers allegations
    162 4 Jobs in Brunei: Tengku answers allegations 'MALAYANS NOT TAKING POSTS FROM LOCAL MEN' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN today replied to allegations that Malayan officers seconded to Brunei were taking away the best jobs from the local people. On his return today after attending the Coronation of the Sultan
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    AUSTRALIA OFFERS EDUCATION BY POST
    154 4 AUSTRALIA OFFERS EDUCATION BY POST SINGAPORE, Tues. Tbe Australian Government is offering 40 correspondence scholarships for further education to Singapore students this year. The Ministry of Education, announcing this today, said that the applicants should be Singapore citizens who must have passed the school certificate or the Senior Middle 111
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    PROBLEM OF SPACE FOR S'PORE ENVOY
    122 4 PROBLEM OF SPACE FOR S'PORE ENVOY SINGAPORE, Tues. rhe problem of finding suitable accommodation in Jakarta for Singapore's first Senior Trade and Cultural representative to Indonesia, Inche Abu Bakar bin Pawanchee, is holding up the establishment of an office there. The signing of a trade agreement in Singapore last week
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    Open day at S. Buloh
    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Members of the public are invited to visit the Sungei Buloh leper settlement during an "open day" from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday as part of the move to break the prejudice against leprosy. The Minister of Health and Social
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    Water cuts
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Water will be cut off tomorrow from 4} m.s. Pasir Panjang Road to the junction of Pasir Panjang Hill, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.: and In Martla Road, off East Coast Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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    Engineer is cleared of rob charge
    108 4 Engineer is cleared of rob charge SINGAPORE. Tues. William Peter Green, 25. a marine engineer, was today acquitted of a charge or robbing a dance hostess, Mary Tan, and causing hurt to her. Tan alleged that Green beat her in her home in Jalan Taman on June 4 and robbed
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    He 'switched to violence'
    113 4 KLANG, Tues. A man who "switched over to violence" was jailed for 18 months today after he was found guilty of causing hurt to a shopkeeper with a knife on May 23. The president of the Sessions Court, Capt. Mohamed Salleh, told Ismail bin Baba, 22:
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    Ex-gratia offer of $5,000 to widow
    142 4 Ex-gratia offer of $5,000 to widow SINGAPORE, Tues. A young widow, Peh Slew Heng, 27, who failed In the High Court today in her claim for damages against a military driver for the loss of her husband in a road accident, was offered by the War Departme n t an
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    New town hall
    16 4 RAUB, Tues. A new $100,000 town hall is to be built here soon.
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    Two die in crash
    85 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A cyclist and a trlsha rider were fatally hurt today when they collided with a taxi at the junction of Queen Street and Stamford Road today. Both the cyclist, Teng Cheng Hwee, 42, and the trlsha rider, Ng Ah Pee, 52, died In the
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    DRAMA CONTEST ON LANGUAGE MONTH
    164 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. A BOOK exhibition and a drama competition will highlight Johore Bahni district's programme for the second phase of National Language Month I from Saturday. The State Government will spend an estimated $8,500 on hoardings, posters, banners and souvenirs to publicise the language.
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    Admitted to Bar
    27 4 MALACC9. Tues. Mr. Lai Chand Vohrah. 25, was admitted to the Federation Bar yesterday by Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the high court here.
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    List of bursaries
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Free Press will publish tomorrow the full list of 122 bursaries awarded by the Education Ministry to students at Nanyang University for the 1961 academic year. LMiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiimiiinmii Cbiat
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    2 EARLY CALLERS CARRIED DAGGERS
    168 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A coffee shop owner, Wong Leong Eng, told a preliminary inquiry at the ninth magistrate's court today of the morning he awoke to find two men in his shop before he had opened for business. The two men, he said, prodded daggers at
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    Rotary speaker
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Author and publisher Mr. Donald Moore will address the Rotary Club of Singapore on "ReadIng habits in South East Asia" at a luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Cathay Hotel.
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      367 4 THE .following Is today's Penang, Kuala Lumpur (MLschedule of civil aircraft 153) 9.30 pm.; from Kuala movements at Paya Lebar Lumpur (MLIO9) 8.45 pjn. Airport, Singapore. DEPARTURES Thai International: To (..iruda: From Jakarta (OA- Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok (TO802> 9 a.m.; from Bangkok 402) 10.45 a.m (GABO3) 4.25 p.m. Cathay Pacific:
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    High seas kidnapping
    206 5 3 fishermen held for $1,000 ransom: Now marine police patrols stepped up PORT SWETTENHAM, Tuesday. AT AKIN K police patrols in the Straits of Malacca have been stepped up since three Malayan fishermen were held for ransom last week. A senior police spokesman said today that a
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    Ma-in-law said "beat her'—wife
    129 5 Ma-in-law said "beat her' wife pENANG, Tues. -A young married woman told the first magistrate's court today that her husband sometimes beat her at his mother's urging. "He drove me out of th*> house a year after our marriage." Lim Boon Lean said when she claimed maintenance from How Kuan
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    'Make use of those privileges'
    121 5 'Make use of those privileges' HENTONG, Tues.— Malays In Pahang have been told to make full use of the special privileges granted to them under the Constitution. The State Secretary. Dato Ismail bin Mohamed Jamil, said the State Government could offer 30 scholarships to Malays for study at university level
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    Telecoms men for Britain
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three officers of the telecommunications department left for Britain today for a six-month training course. They were Mr. P. Kanalingam of Kuala Lumpur, Inche Mohamed ArifT bin Ismail of Penang. and Mr. 00l Eu Tee of Ipoh.
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    Girls learn physiotherapy
    86 5 THE Physiotherapy Department of the Public Hospital in Christchurch, New Zealand, has four Malayan girl trainees, who, under the Colombo Plan, are studying to qualify as physiotherapists. Here two of them are helping to give a young patient a hydro therapy bath. Floats are used to give
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    STUDENTS WEEK IN BUSINESS IN KUCHING
    130 5 STUDENTS WEEK IN BUSINESS IN KUCHING XUCHING, Tues.— The Kuchlng Junior Chamber of Commerce is launching a "Students' Week in Business"— a project that has proved extremely popular In Singapore. Altogether 90 students— lo from each secondary school here will be assigned to government and private firms from Aug. 14
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    Woman robbed
    30 5 IPOH, Tues.— A housewife Sabariah binte Salam. 36, was robbed of $2.50 by a youth while cycling home on a lonely path near Gunong Cheroh *vre yesterday evening.
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    RAF men due on Friday
    48 5 PENANG. Tues.-^ix officers and 127 men of No. 1 RAF (Field) Squadron will arrive in the Nevasa on Friday for duties at the RAAF base in Butterworth. The squadron will reolace the disbanded 94 RAF < Field > Squadron. Malaya, which served during the Emergency.
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    Lighter on fire
    24 5 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. Wharf labourers put out a fire which broke out on an iron ore lighter at Pral River this morning.
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    NEGLIGENCE NOT PROVED, MAN FREED
    86 5 NEGLIGENCE NOT PROVED, MAN FREED IPOH. Tues. A lorry driver, Teoh Chong Tian. 40, was today acquitted, without his defence being called, on a charge of causing the death of Chung Thian Lin, 31, by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. It was alleged that Teoh's lorry knocked
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    Local council by-election
    42 5 IPOH, Tues. Three new members were elected to the Ayer Kala <Lenggong) local council in a by-election yesterday contested by ten candidates. The succes&ful candidates are Mr. Ng Yoon Cheong, Mr. Yoke Yin Sen and Mr. Chan Fook Nam.
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    Heah files suit alleging slander by S.F. leader
    168 5 Heah files suit alleging slander by S.F. leader PENANG, Tuesday. HHHE CHAIRMAN of the Penang M.C.A. poli- tical committee, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, has served a writ for alleged slander against the secretary-general of the Socialist Front, Mr. Lim Kean Siew. Mr. Heah is also seeking an injunction to restrain
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    Trade talks with UAR next year
    83 5 Trade talks with UAR next year pENANG. Tues. The Federation will hold trade talks with the United Arab Republic this year. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. said here today that the talks would be held before the end of the year. The Federation imports ment
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    Sarawak sending five to three conferences
    119 5 KUCHING, Tues. Sarawak is sending five delegates to attend three international conferences In Singapore, Tokyo and London. Mr. Cheng Yew Klew. assistant secretary in the Economics Branch of the Secretariat here. Is now in Tokyo attending a sevenweek seminar on economic planning. Three others.
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    Witness is missing
    46 5 Witness is missing IPOH. Tues. Because police were unable to trace an Important witness, the case against R. Rarhdass. 30. a former temporary police inspector, was today postponed to Oct. 2. Ramdass had pleaded not guilty to cheating Sethu Chettiar of $5,000. His ball was extended.
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    Inche Ya'acob recalls our stirring days
    677 6 Inche Ya'acob recalls our stirring days EMERGENCY, ELECTIONS AND INDEPENDENCE: NOW HE BECOMES MALAYA'S MAN IN BANGKOK M KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday INCHE Ya'acob bin Abdul Latilf 43, until recently Director of Information Services, and one of Malaya's best-known civil servants, left for Bangkok today to become the Federation of Malaya's
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    Tin contributions from Aug. 1
    274 6 IPOH, Tuesday. "CURST contributions from Malayan miners A towards the International Tin Council's second buffer stock will be collected from Tuesday, Aug. 1, according to official information. The rate of contribution will be announced next week, but some marginal miners are worried that under the
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    THREE FINED FOR BID TO EXTORT $40
    88 6 IPOH. Tues. Three vegetable gardeners. Loke Peng Nam, 24. Tan Kow 19, and Chia Voon. 24, were today fined $300 each or three months' jail for attempted extortion. Another man, Thong Yoon Than. 21. mining labourer who had one previous conviction, was jailed
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    Dispute hearing today
    47 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court will sit tomorrow to hear the dispute between the Tan Tong Meng Transport Co. and its employees, represented by the Singapore General Employees' Union. The dispute is over the company's decision to reduce wages and dismiss four workers.
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    $1 million Hq.
    36 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues— A $1 million post office and divisional headquarters is to be built for the Postal Department on the Jalan Ibrahim site of the present office, which Is to be demolished.
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    THAT ECCA TRIP IS CONFIRMED
    89 6 THAT ECCA TRIP IS CONFIRMED KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s. The Prime Minister. Tengku AbduJ Rahman, confirmed today tnat he will leave on July 28 for Bangkok for Qnal talks before the official launching of the Economic Cultural Co-operation Agreement. He will be accompanied by the new Director of Information Services. Inche
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      271 6 Straits Times Crossword 111 wKk Hi ACROSS water, off and on 'B>. 1. Fit tune for a carriage with 7. Source of letters (8). attendants 181. 8. The trouble may be dire&i on 5 Piece of rope at the waters a ship (8). edge 1 6 1. 13. No trains.
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    A DAIRY FARM SOON AT BATU ARANG
    329 7 A DAIRY FARM SOON AT BATU ARANG Malaya's first ranch will start with 1,000 head of cattle; $200,000 set aside KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rPHE first of Malaya's dairy farms under the second fiveyear development plan will be started soon at Batu Arang, Selangor. The Federation Government will spend 5200.000 on
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    Penang traders are urged: Be adventurous
    266 7 Penang traders are urged: Be adventurous PENANG, Tuesday. T^HE Minister ot Commerce and Industry, In- che Mohamed Khir Johari. today urged Penang traders to be "more adventurous and help turn the State into a world emporium." "Penang's trading outlook has got to be less conservative and more progressive." Inche Khir
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    Invitation to artists
    62 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Society of Malayan Artists (Angkatan Pelukis Semenanjong) is inviting artists to take part in an exhibition at the British Council Hall here on Aug. 26. Artists wishing to enter their works in the exhibition may apply for entry lorms from the Secretary. AngKatan
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    8,000 ft. DOWN AND NO OIL, SO SEARCH IS ABANDONED
    123 7 8,000 ft. DOWN AND NO OIL, SO SEARCH IS ABANDONED KUCHING, Tues.— Sarawak Shell Oilfields Limited has abandoned its search for oil at the Cochranc Shoals oft Bintulu after drilling to about 8,000 ft. No oil was found in the well drilled from the mobile drilling barge Orient Explorer. Preparations
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    Gardens concert
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Sukma Murni Orkest will give a public performance at the Lake Gardens here or. Sunday rrom 5.30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Banned song costs $50
    55 7 JOHORK BAHRU. Tues. A hou»ewiie. Ang Ah Yeok. 21, of Kampong Bharu. Sltiawan. Pera'K. was today fined $50 for importing two copies of a prohibited song. •^dec guilty to bringing in two oi'g oooks conii oajined song, "In the jungle, in the wilderness" at 8 am
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    New secondary school planned at Penggerang
    101 7 JOHORE BAHRL Tue Work will begin suo;: v new national-type dary Chinese school Penggerang. near the Johore River estuary. A spokesman of the State Education Office said the school, which will open next year, will ab rb pupib from the .seven primary .schools in
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    Tapper, 20, spared a flogging
    96 7 Tapper, 20, spared a flogging ALOR STAR. Tues. The Kedah Appeal judge. Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakbah. today sot aside a whipping sentence imposed on a tapper. Ahmad bin Abdullah. 20. tor causing hurt with a knuckleduster. The judge said he agreed with Mr. C. N. Christie, detending, that a
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    Rida to provide bjis services for the new FLDA kampongs
    277 7 KUALA LUMPUR. T\.«js -i rpHE new kampongs comJ. ing up as major land development schemes are being carried out all over the Federation will be provided with bus services at a total cost of $3 million. The project has been
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    DEATH
    56 8 70 M »V| $10 I Minimum) OONC BINO SENC. M i-irv fa'ti»r (.f Mr» Him*: Hn la I'lui Chon... Mlv Tan Lira Whan. Mr- Koh I anil lions Chin Sin* No virrathc »ie pl»a»» f>onallona 'o Holy Tnniiv Crmrrh \\.|f;ir. K.iml apprrciat.-d Coitria iMui Hn!\ Trinity CHurta for Bmadar
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    The Straits Times Wednesday. July 19. 1961. The Decisive Test
    685 8 The Straits Times Wednesday. July 19. 1961. The Decisive Test In their exchange of ictters Sinßapote's Prime Ministei and the Chairman of the People's Action Party have put the vital issue for the City State as bluntly as the need demands. The camouflage ha;gone. Of the events within the Party
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    Seremban Plans
    351 8 If the new Seremban Town Council wishes to establish a cordial and fruitful relationship with the Negri Sembilan iStiitp Government it =hould study Mr. Lai Pong Yuen's i recent speech as an example of how not to set about it. Mr. Lai, one of the group of Iradependents
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    Retiring Age
    202 8 Six months after making known its intentions, the FedarattMa Government has finally decided to raise the compulsory retiring age for its employeesin Division One. Two and Three from 55 years to 60, the change to take effect beginning next month. That the civil service will be disappointed is
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      TWO POLITICAL FACTS OF ANSON POLL
      389 8 rpHE events of the Anson 1 by-election have made clear two political tacts which I think ought to be as widely understood as possible. THE FIRST ofthe.se is that for the immediate future Singapore has to choose between two political forces only those led
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      THIS EXAM OBSESSION
      215 8 rE modern education system has tended to turn examinations into virtual obsessions in our society. Our education is so dominated by examinations that we seem to sacrifice everything to attain the one single end— success in the examination. The authorities look upon an examination as the only
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      FISH MARKET BUT NO FISH
      88 8 rpHE fish market in Bukit X Mertajam is a disgrace to this fast-growing town. The main function ot a fish market is to sell fish but this market often has none for sale. The most recent occasions were on the 14th and 15th of this
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    BERLIN: Inside the eye of the hurricane
    1214 8 ALJSTAIR COOKE of the Guardian journeys to Germany where the cold war is at its hottest THE United States Navy a c r oplanes that duck into the Caribbean hurricanes often take a breathing spell in the very middle of them. In that
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    Kidnap sentences: A sequel
    309 9 Attorney-General is expected to make appearance in the High Court today KIALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. rPHE case of three members of a kidnap gang who were sentenced to a maximum of three years' jail by the Sessions Court here last Wednesday will come up in revision proceedings
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    Tan bags a panther on tiger hunt
    349 9 Tan bags a panther on tiger hunt KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 1/f R. Tan Siew Sin. Minister of Finance, went hunting for a tiger in the Pahang jungle at the weekend and bagged a black panther instead. Mr. Tan. returned home this afternoon with the skin of the panther— sft. lOin.
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    Back again to study local needs
    100 9 Back again to study local needs KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. F. C Mlchell. a member of the Australian trade mission which came here last month, is back here to study the Federation's mechanical and electrical needs. He has been commissioned by the Australian Government to make a survey of engineering
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    Bookie's man is fined
    63 9 SINGAPORE. TUBS. Tan Beng Chin. 27. was fined $600 or three months' jail in a magistrate's court here today after he pleaded guilty to acting a> a bookmaker's agent at the Turf Club on May 28. The court ordered that $15 of $20 seized, should go
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    Margaret named Golden Voice of Singapore
    110 9 ATTRACTIVE auburn hairA ed Miss Margaret Morier. 35. who was adjudged ■Miss Golden Voice" of Singapore at an audition held at Telephone House, Hill Street yesterday. Miss Morier won tin title from 18 other telephone operators. Runners-up were Miss Ethel Bolton and Mrs. Diane
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    Malacca murder: Four accused
    165 9 MALACCA, Tuesday. PLIGHT men armed with knives and pieces of firewood attacked a youth in a coffeeshop in brightly lit and crowded Bunga Raya Road on the night of Dec. 18 last year, the High Court was told today. In the commotion that followed, people scattered
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    Battalion at strength this year
    103 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The four-year-old Ist Bn.. Singapore Infantry Regiment, is expected to reach full strength of 816 officers and men by the end of the year. A spokesman for the regiment said today that the strength of the battalion at present stood at over 700
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    MIC leader
    24 9 SEREMBAN. Tufs .Mr. V.M. Letchumanan. a Negri Sembilan Assemblyman, has been elected president of th» Seremban branch of the Malayan Indian Congress.
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    US literature
    44 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuea.Dr. John Lovell. professor of English at Howard University and recently a lecturer at Tokyo's Osaka University, will give a public lecture on American literature at lecture room "A" of the University of Malaya. Pantai Valley, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    ANOTHER 270 TEACHERS CAN GO TO KIRKBY
    134 9 ANOTHER 270 TEACHERS CAN GO TO KIRKBY Iv'UALAl v 'UALA LUMPUR. Tues 1Y Another 270 teachers will leave for Britain this year for a year's training at Kirkby College. On their return to Malaya they will train teachers for post-primary or continuation schools. This Is the second party to go
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    Diversify your economy—tin and rubber may flop: Expert
    218 9 Diversify your economy— tin and rubber may flop: Expert SINGAPORE, Tues A CANADIAN economist suggested today that Malaya diversify its economy because rubber and tin might meet with difficulties in the year ahead. Prof. S. G. Trlantls. of the University of Toronto, who Is touring the East to study economic
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    Deaconess to be ordained
    67 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Miss Phlllppa Kelly, formerly Superintendent of St. Nicholas Home for the Blind. Penang. will be ordained a deaconess by the Bishop of Malaya and Singapore, the Rt Rev. Kenneth Sansbury, on Saturday. The ceremony will be held at St. Mary's Church here at
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    Decree for 'wife' dissolves bigamous marriage
    183 9 Decree for 'wife' dissolves bigamous marriage SINGAPORE, Tues.— Won* 5 Fu Yung, a young housewife, was granted a decree of nullity by Mr. Justice I'.uttrox- in the Huh Court today. He pronounced her marriage to Ship (hong liwa, a merchant, null and void. .Vonjj brought the petition on the ground
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    Indian Minister pays calls
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Ashoke Sen. Indian Minister of Law, who arrived here on Sunday from Australia after attending a law conference. Dald courtesy calls on the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara and the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. Mr. Sen leaves for India tomorrow.
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    Schoolboy hurt
    42 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— A schoolboy, Syed Abdullah bin Yahaya, 14. of Jalan Scudal. was admitted to hosoltal tonight with head inmries after he was knocked down by a car In Jalan Yahya Awal. He is on the dangerously 111 list.
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    S'pore Umno 'needs reform'
    204 9 S'pore Umno 'needs reform' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The secre-tary-general of Umno Malaya. Inche Hussein Nordin. .v..id today there should be an overall reorganisation of Singapore Umno to end the pnrty crisis there. Inche Hussein >ald this on his return from Singapore, where he had discussions with Umno :eaders. He led
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    1,244 GAVE BLOOD, 1,145 RECEIVED
    58 9 1,244 GAVE BLOOD, 1,145 RECEIVED SINGAPORE, Tues.— Five hundred and thirty new donors were registered at the Blood Bank last month. Of the 1,244 people 'who gave blood, 188 were servicemen, 822 civilians and 234 relatives of patients. Transtusions were given to 1.145 patients at the General Hospital (737). Kandang
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    Conductor to meet Yusof
    85 10 Conductor to meet Yusof SINGAPORE. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. inche Yusof bin Ishak. ii to receive Han>> von Benda, conductor of the Berlin Chamber Orchestra, in audience at the Lstana Negara at 10.30 am on Thursday. Von Benda's orchestra made a recording of the Singapore National Anthem. 'Majullah Singapura"
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    TRENGGANU SPEAKER: NO ONE CAN OUST ME
    406 10 TRENGGANU SPEAKER: NO ONE CAN OUST ME Ex-PMIP man gives four-point reason for quitting Kuala Trengganu Tuesday ''THE Speaker of the Trengganu Legislative Assembly, Inche Mohamed Taib Sabree bin Abu Bakar, said today that nobody could oust him from his post of Speaker. He was commenting on a report that
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    Two Malayans for Colombo
    50 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.Two Malayans left by air today to attend a two-day conference of Colombo Plan countries starting tomorrow in Colombo. They were Syed Zainal Abidin bin Hussein, secretary to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, and Inche Mohamed bin Anas, of the Federation Establishment Officp.
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    Peep-hole door main exhibit in court
    318 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. A SPECIAL door, removed by the police after a Chinatown raid, was a main exhibit today when 30 people were charged with gambling in a common gaming house. The door, police :aid, led into a sparsely-furnished house in Smith Street where the
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    Tapper is sentenced to death
    226 10 Tapper is sentenced to death MUAR. Tuesday. A TAPPER, Jubri bin Salleh. 45, was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Adams in the High Court here today for the murder of a widow. The widow, Andai binte Kardi. 40. was found with 14 stab wounds and her neck almost ;«vered
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    Johore to spend $lm. on bridges
    89 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues— Two bridges at Kota Tinggi and Segamat, both on trunk roads, are to be replaced at an estimated cost of $1,012,000. The Johore Legislative Assembly was told last week that the Federal Government had allotted $712,000 for the Kota Tinggi bridge
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    GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS TO CARRY OUT RESEARCH
    118 10 GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS TO CARRY OUT RESEARCH KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Students of the Geography Department oi the University of Malaya here will be able to carry out their own meteorological research by the end of this year. A 530.000 meteorological station is to be set up by the university authorities in
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    Aid for the needy
    74 10 Aid for the needy KAJANG. Tues. An endowment fund i.s to be started to assist needy pupils of the High School. Kajang. and the Kajang Primary English School one and two. to continue their studies until they reach school leaving age. The decision was taken at a meeting of members
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    Betty's off to London to study beauty
    35 10 Betty's off to London to study beauty MISS BETTY NG of Penang who left for Singapore by air yesterday on her way to London to study beauty culture. She will be away for three years.
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    Shotgun incident after five men held in car
    175 10 ALOR STAR, Tues. Alor Star police detained five men In a car shortly after an armed robbery had been reported last night. The car was stopped at Jalan Kanchut by a traffic constable and a police volunteer reserve who had been detailed
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      He 'discovered' Cezanne, Van Gogh, Picasso
      605 11 DISCERNING DEALER WHO LIFTED ARTISTS' GENIUS FROM OBSCURITY ON the morning of December 1. 18'J.'), ;i commotion outside the salon of M. Vollard, art dealer, of 39 Rue Lafitte, Paris, quickly attracted a crowd In the forefront of the jostling mob a man held
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      Lock icon Vollard's death panicked the art world
      413 11 Vollard's death panicked the art world Only once did Vollard offer advice. That was when a businessman, having heard that enormous profits were to be made buying pictures and holding them for resale years later, asked for a cheap canvas which would provide a dowry for his infant daughter when
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      HE COULD NOT HANDLE A BRUSH
      310 11 himself, had an uncanny flair for recognising the genius of others. Although nominally a dealer. Vollard eventually came to be regarded as one of the world's foremost art experts. His detractors described him as a moneygrubber to whom pictures were merchandise and painting a
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      292 11 Btufjfx iiunny iiy Ralph iivintdahl /MAYBE IT'S N KSHE'S OUT ON TH (> )I l^l. PETUNIA 1 IT'S\| |^BH77aRE POZ SO'F^vT^H BECAUSE VER PORCH 160 TRY <- SURE ROMANTIC T-TO EAT WHILE WE JH 27 PETUNIA SEEMS]! NOT A VERY /POMAAC//V' MER OUT H- HERE IN ■T/iK GAZE A"*" 7rE
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      Bananas, cause of a violent uproar
      1102 12 Mat Mousedeer starts a farm when Ezani brings him in some chickens. He also buys a cow. After a great deal of trouble ivhen the birds are pecking their eggs he at last sorts them out and builds a house for them, but the
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      LIST OF PEN FRIENDS FROM OVERSEAS
      275 12 B. W. H«we. agsd 12: 97, Maskell Street. St. Heliers Bay. Auckland E.I. New Zenland; stamps. Carole Ann Holmaa. aged 14: Sheet Harbour. Halifax Co. Novo Scotia. Canada; stamp*. Drry W»rr*n Smith, aged 16: 345. Station Street. Haldield. Pretoria. South Africa: reading, view-cards, stamps
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    TEACHER GETS A FLOOD OF LETTERS
    479 12 O E LLO Boys and Girls. I must say your essays are really improving! Each week t- I find that more and more of you are writing in, and it is Tso interesting to read your essays. Here are the winners of the X
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      327 12 I I-*- Name j Address X I Age 1 >...*■» Sex* i X t\ I IJERE are the essays of for young people, espec- X T 11 two of the winners on lally for school children. X "What Animal I like best." "We can collect stamps X William Stones wrote:
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 SINGAPORE. July 18. RUBBER: 86 i cents per lb. (up three-quar-ters of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 86{ cents (steady). TIN: 5458.3* i per picul (up 53.25). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down lo tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    116 14 THI Chinese Produce tichange, Singapore, noon price* per picul yesterday were: Copra: IK 'Continent July liilpment J261 buyers, S27J sellers. Coconut Oil: bulk *3S| sellers, drum |4i li sellers. Pepper: Muntok white $110 sellers. Sarawak white HTT| selleri, special Sarawak black SI 50 sellers, garbled Lampong black SISO
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    124 14 THK Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made these changes In Ita rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to S100): New Verk: buying airmail T.T. 33 »'l6. O.D. 32 11/16, 90 d/st 32 15/16 credit bills, 33 1/16 trade bills. Canada: buylne airmail T.T. 83 11 '16. n.D. 33 13/16.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    133 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. ■INVESTMENT shares eased turl Uier. Anst. Cement eased U 9(1. to 71s. 3d.. Colonial Sufjar 22s 6d. to £72 17s. 6d and J. liudvlen 7d. to 15s. 2d. Raw Metak abo eased while oils remained steady. j North Broken Hill fell 9d. to 1 19s 9d.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    183 14 SHIPS lying alongside thi Singapore wharves today art: Akibasan Mara 10 11. Tmre 6/7. Tjipondok 13/19. Kwangtung 40/41. Indus 23/26, Yamasblt* Maru 29/30. Blberoet 21/22, Bovenkerk 46. Castel Felice 42/43. Oorgon 44, Chakdinu 4 .'>. Bentong NW. 3. Outer Reads: Papeira. Athamas, Muk ill, Nagara Maru. Kizan
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    TIN SHARE PRICES STEADY AFTER EARLY SHARP FALLS
    510 14 From Our Market Correspondent mIN shares rallied on the X Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday after early sharp falls. Although a rise of $3.25 in the noon tin price played its part, the drops in some cases (Malayan Tin 11s. fid. and Petaling
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    21 14 Malayan Stock Indicts: July 18 July 17 Industrials: 173.09 174.76 Tins: 327.90 333.52 Rubbers: 241.82 241.82 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    783 14 DUSINESS on tlie Malayan. Stoclc Exchange, Federation section yesteraay with ihe number uf dealers in brackets was: Industrial!: Kid. Dispensary (1.000) JI.IK: Oh-nmon (2,000. $2.10, (1.000) $1.9U: J. Waugk (1.0O0) $2,011: M Crment (2.OU<)i 85.471; Metal Box riKlif- (2.U00) Sl. .'Hi: Cold Stores (1.000) *2 4o: Steamers
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    RUBBER PRICES
    213 14 AUGUST Hut grade rublMr buyer* f.a.b closed Id Singapore yesterday at Mi cents per lb. up three-quarters of a cent on Monday's closing price Tbe tone was steady, quietS.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R. 9.8. Spot f.o.b. buyers 85i. sellers 86 (N):
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    Singapore tin price now rallies by over $3
    261 14 rrHE tin price in Singa--1 pore continued its erratic course yesterday and rose by $3.25 to $458.37 J on an offering of 250 tons. The price still continues to fluctuate around present levels and not much change Is expected In the immediate
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      813 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited lor the post of Quantity Suneyor General) in the War Department. Successful applilll be required to WM anywhere In the Federation of Malaya. Applications should be accompanied by copies of testimonials and details of expenence to reach OC HQ 1202 PCLU. c/o GPO.. Seremban not
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      698 15 NOTICE f I SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC English Teachers are required for part-time teaching at the Polytechnic in the mornlDg and or afternoon session!.. Applicants should have experience in the teaching of English in secondary schools. Application forms are ob- i i tamable from the Principal. Sln- gapore Polytechnic, P.O. Box 2023,
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    MORNING FLIGHT IN SMART GALLOP
    240 16 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep PENANG, Tuesday. VENI VICI Stable's brilliant young stayer, Morning Flight, the early favourite for the Penang Gold Cup, did an impressive track trial at Batu Gantong this morning. Morning Flight started at half pace but gradually increased speed to
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    Three new horses
    149 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. Three new horses have been classified in Class 4. They arc C'hasari, eh a mby Chavey Down Valsari: Jade Spetre (late Eostre* 4 br m g by Resurgent Cheney; Nugget i late Golden Yarn i 3 b a m by Golden God Burneris. PKOMOTIONS: Class
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    Japanese visit
    37 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Japanese university waterpolo team will visit Singapore In September on their way home from Bulgaria. They will play two matches, on Sept. 12 and 14 under floodlights at River Valley Road pool.
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    SWHA officials
    29 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Selangor Women's Hockey Association officials: President Mrs. W. Drake: vicepresidents G. S. Suppiah and Mrs. S. Thomas: secretary Mrs. Alexander; treasurer D. de Souza.
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    Lock icon AMERICAN GIRLS LOSE TO WEST GERMANY IN TOUR MATCH
    270 16 AMERICAN GIRLS LOSE TO WEST GERMANY IN TOUR MATCH KARLSRUHE (West Germany). Tues.— West Germany won eight of the 10 events in their women's international athletics match with the touring United States team here last night and finished easy winners of the meeting by 66 points to 38. It was
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    Lock icon Kiwis crack world mark
    148 16 jyJBUN, Tues— A New Zealand team beat the world four by one mile relay record when they clocked 16min. 23.8 sec. at an athletics meeting here last night. The previous world mark was the 16:25.2 set by a Hungarian quartet at Budapest In September. 1959. The
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    Penang team
    47 16 PENANG. Tues. The Penang team to meet Perak In the north zone final of the Heah Joo Seang Cup badminton for schools at Ipoh on Friday: Lee Chong Hoe. Chin Wah Seng, Phoon Chek Hoong, Khor Cheng Chye. Tan Soo Hooi and Yew Cheng Hoe.
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    'SPRINT DOUBLE' FOR OTHMAN
    552 16 BATU PAHAT. Tues.--Oth-man Ahmad of High School, Batu Pahat, achieved the "sprint double" in the Johore combined schools athletics championships here. He won the Boys' A Division 100 metres in 11.9 sec and the 200 metres in 24.8 sec. Results: BOYS A DIVISION 100 metres: 1
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    MALAYAN LEAGUE SOCCER TABLES
    2254 16 STU 8 5 1 233 17 11 Maxwell 'A' 8 4 1 315 17 9 Rangers 8 2 3 3 13 13 7 PoUce 'A' 8 3 1 4 12 16 7 Junior 8 2 2 4 11 14 6 Windsor 8 2 1 5 8
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      438 16 l*^^^*^^^-^^ n^ -<! NOTICE THIS Is to notify that as from 15th July 1961 Mi. RONALD G EDLEY is no longer employed by American Lloyd Agency Ltd. and is ihrrefore not authorised to represent or transaction any business or collect any monies on behalf of this company. notice" We have
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      384 16 THE RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA The Board of the Rubber Re- search Institute of Malaya invites I applications for the post of TECH- I NOLOGIST in the Chemical Divl- i -ion of the Institute at Kuala Lumpur. The duties of the post are for the most part to undertake
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      399 16 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSIMESS. To enable urgent swltchgear extension work and the changing of transformer to larger capacity to be carried out at Florence Road Sub-station, it will be necessary to shut down electricity supplies from 800 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. on Friday i 21st
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    Easy win for Kler hi Borneo Games
    226 17 Easy win for Kler hi Borneo Games VJERIA. Tue.v Five re- cords were broken on the first day of the Borneo Games here, in which athletes from Sarawak, North Borneo and Brunei are taking part. Dllbagh Singh Kler t North Borneo) gained an easy win in the mile run on
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    Lock icon Cobb dies
    19 17 ATLANTA. Tues. Ty Cobb. former American baseball star, died in hospital here yesterday He was 74. Renter.
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    Jega to miss Singapore AAA meet
    107 17 Jega to miss Singapore AAA meet SINGAPORE. Tue^. M. Jegathesan. the Kuala Lumpur- born .schoolboy quarter-miler who competed la the Rome Olympic.^ last year, will not run In the Singapore AAA championships at Farrer Park on Aug. 5 and 6. The reason: Jega will be competing in the Malayan national
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    Putra Trophy battle is on
    521 17 THE FLAGS OF THE NATIONS ARE UNFURLED IN BRIEF OPENING PARADE By LESLIE HOFFMAN Jnr, Kuala Lumpur, Tues. llf ITH pomp but* little ceremony the First South-East Asian amateur golf team championship was offically opened at the Selangor Golf Club here today. Except for a
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    Lock icon HARVEY HITS TOUR TOP SCORE OF 140
    286 17 HARVEY HITS TOUR TOP SCORE OF 140 NOTTINGHAM, Tuesday. NEIL HARVEY spearheaded an Australian batting revel against Nottinghamshire here yesterday, scoring 140, his highest of the tour. The Australians declared their first Innings closed at tea with 364 for eight on the board. At close of the second day's play
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    Ferry leaves for Tokyo mission
    207 17 7 HOPE JAPAN WHjL AGREE' SINGAPORE. Tuesday. 17JBRRY SONNEVILLE, the Indonesian Thomas Cup captain, left Singapore today for Tokyo where he will meet Japanese Badminton Association officials to discuss the possibility of staging the next Thomas Cup challenge round in Tokyo. Sonneville told the Straits
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    U.S. COACH TO START 'CLINICS' on JULY 22
    150 17 U.S. COACH TO START 'CLINICS' on JULY 22 CINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Amateur Swimming Association and the Ministry of Education's physical education section have drawn up a large programme for visiting American coach E.J. Smythe. who arrived here yesterday. During h i s three-month stay in Singapore Smythe wi.l help
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    'Value of sport' ...by Shenk
    74 17 PENANG. Tues. Henry A. Shenk, professor of physical education at University of Kansas, who Is currently holding "clinics" on athletics and basketball here, will speak to the Penang Rotary Club on the "value of sport in an education system" tomorrow. Shenk leaves Penang for a
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    Boy, 13, sets S'pore mark
    136 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. tan Thuan Heng, 13, set up a new. Singapore record for the boys 1 under- 14 butterflystroke swim In the Chinese Swimming Club championships which began today at Amber Road. E.J. Smythe. the visiting American swimming coach, who saw Thuan Heng in action
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    300 17 TENNIS JOHORE OPEN (Muar): Men's singles s-finals K Dharmaratnam bt Charlie Chin 6-2. 6-8. 6-2; Daud Amm bt David Pang 6-1, 6-1. Men's doubles s-finals Haran Ahmad and Bakar Ahmad bt Charlie Chin and P. Sinthtmoney 6-0. 6-4. Novices sinfles s-finals M. D. All bt Selvaratnam 6-0. 8-6;
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    Lock icon Barker 181 not out
    145 17 LONDON. Tues. Close of play scores in UK County cricket matches yesterday At Lord"*: Cambridge 173 >H. JrfTerson 54 1 Oxtord 179-6 iA. Baiß 65 At Bournemouth: Glamorgan 211 and 207 Hampshire 134. .P. Walker 5-32 1. At the Oval: Middlesex 252-7 dec <P. Parliu 129
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    Kailas to lead North XI
    57 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. M.C. Kailsapathy will captain North against South in the annual cricket match at Singapore on Aug 5. 6 and 7. The North XI: Kallasapathy, M. Shephordson. Gurucharan Singh. Khoo Bin Keng. Dulip Singh. F. Perera, T.K. Belton. R. Mllner. J. Shlllinglaw. M.
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      121 17 GOLF PITRA TROPHY: S-E Asian team championship Ist day (S'tor Golf Club. KL>. SOCCER SPORE BHFA: Jnr League and Cup Traction v Breweries Cpadang); P and N v Airways (padanßi. INTER-SERVICES: RAP v Army (Seletan. TAIPING LEAC.I'E: Dlv. 1 Kllat v Chinese RC < esplanade >. S'GOR LEAGIE: Dlv. 1
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    Retiring age: NOW it's 60
    427 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Government move will affect 50,000 women, men in Divisions 1, 2, 3 'THK compulsory retiring age of the 50,000 Federation Government officers in Divisions 1, 2 and 3 is to be raised from 55 to 60 years. This will apply U> lx>lli
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    DEATH
    14 18 ALFRED ARTHUR SCMELKIS Kuni-r.il Cut Oinri- ry iv. to-d;iy MIVHJ ■>n I'hiin h
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    29 18 MRS. BETTY KOK Id thank all In.nrts „n.l i.lat;vi> ho MM im-ftsaK'* of condoli ri< «rTMfka, monetary Klft*. etc. on th«- hin-.ivt-mcnt of bar brlov.d hu-n.in<l Kok Ki.
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    Lock icon Anti-govt. leaflets: Man held
    88 18 Anti-govt. leaflets: Man held BANGKOK. Tues. Police today arrested a man on alleged charges of dlsj tributlng antl government pro Communist leaflets. The man. identified as Bounrod Sunkcharoen, is a clerk in the government tobacco monopoly. Found in possession of the man was a list of addresses of people to
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    Kline back to form, takes 5-16
    277 18 Kline back to form, takes 5-16 NOTTINGHAM. Tues. A fine spell ot left-arm blow bowling by Lindsay Kiine. who took five for 16. forced Nottinghamshire to follow on against the Australians in their drawn match at Trent Bridge here today. Kline, returning his best figures of the tour, brought about
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    Lock icon Stomach ailment forces Julie Koh to withdraw
    75 18 Stomach ailment forces Julie Koh to withdraw LONG BEACH (California). Tues. Miss Singapore. Julie Koh, 20. has been withdrawn from the International Beauty Congress Competition because of a stomach ailment. Mrs. Ester Randall, executive hostess for the pageant. said yesterday Miss Koh has been ill since her arrival here by
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    Lock icon Nehru has cold
    35 18 NEW DELHI. Toes. Tiie Indian press reported today that Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who is in Kashmir on a four-day visit, is sullering from a bad cold with a slight temperature U.P.I.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    356 18 LONDON. Tuto. Tiu:e was a distinctly biigiuer auna>phere in Lonuoli stock matke^ '.oday uflei yesterday's shoe, anci price* rallied un a broad from. However, this was largely ttue to a coiiMciei.ible slackeuuv tt i lie leceiu selling ißii;e« u.uu it a return oi buyei.s on
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    TIN
    23 18 LONDON. Tues. Buyers £904. seller? £906. Forward buyers £916. sellers £917. Settlement £907 Turnover a.m. 105 tons p.m. 105 tons. Tone: steady.
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    RUBBER
    36 18 LONDON, Tues.— Spot 25'« d.. Aug. 25'4d.. Sept. 25' id.. Oci 25'4d.. Oct. Dec. 25 l id., Jan Mar. 25>id.. April-June 25' id.. July Sept. 25'jd.. c.1.1. July unquoted Aug. 25d.. Sept. 25d. Ton* Steady.
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    Chin Siong: 'I am not against merger'
    314 18 Chin Siong: 'I am not against merger' SINGAPORE. Tues THREE hours alter the- exchange of letters between Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and the Chairman of the PAP. Dr. Toh Chin Chve. wus released to the Press tonight. Mr. Lim Chin Siong issued a statement to the Press. Although it made
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