The Straits Times, 31 July 1961

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    11 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 15 CENTS MONDAY. JULY 31. 1961
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    A HEROES' WELCOME
    875 1 BAHASA KEBANGSAAN ALAT PERSAHABATAN Crowd of 8,000 greets men back from Congo Minister praises their example |^lALA LL'MPI'R. Sun. About 8,006 people gave the 907 returning soldiers of the Federation's first Conpo contingent a heroes' welcome when they disembarked from .i special train for ceremony here toda.\
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    THE MEN WHO DID NOT DIE IN VAIN
    382 1 Tengku's appeal for monument KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. "fill-: Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will make a nation wide appeal tomorrow the first anniversary of the end of the emergency to mise $1 million for a national monument to be dedicated to the
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    FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF END OF EMERGENCY TODAY
    299 1 FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF END OF EMERGENCY TODAY I^UALA LUMPUR. 1V Sun.— Malayan will celebrate the first anniversary of the official ending of the Emergency quietly tomorrow. Toasts will be drunk in Police. Army, and Air Force messes, but the Federation Government has planned no public displays to commemorate the event.
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    Talks at Thai seaside resort
    131 1 Talks at Thai seaside resort DANGKOK. Sim. "Malayan Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. and the Thai Foreign Minister, Mr. Thanat Khom.m. yesterday discussed relations between their countries at the southern Bangsnen seaside resort. The Tengku, his wife and eight Malayan officials travelled to Bangtaen, 1112 kilometers sooth (it Bangkok, two
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    Lock icon AFRO-ASIAN UN MOVE FAILS TO GET SUPPORT
    409 2 NEW YORK, Sunday. THE United Nations Security Council yesterday rejected an AfroAsian resolution to express "serious concern" over French noncompliance with the week-old ceasefire and troop withdrawal plea in the Bizerta dispute. The rejected draft would also have had the council declare that
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    Lock icon Centenary stamp
    28 2 CANBERRA. Sun. A sd. Australian postage stamp commemorating the centenary of the birth of famed soprano Dame Nellie Melba will be issued on Sept. 20.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Reds say: 'No war over Germany'
    169 2 BERLIN. Sunday. THE East German Government issued a statement yesterday expressing its "firm conviction" that there will be no war over Germany and Berlin. A communique on a recent Government meeting, puollshed by the official news agency ADN. said the balance ot power had
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    Lock icon HIJACKED U.S. PLANE ISSUE FOR U.N.
    96 2 HIJACKED U.S. PLANE ISSUE FOR U.N. NEW YORK. Sun. Cuba yesterday placed the issue of the hijacked American airliner before the United Nations Security Council, asking for its Jurisdiction In the case. In submitting the Question. Cuba did not specifically seek a meeting of the 11-member council to consider the
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    Lock icon K for Italy?
    23 2 ROME. Sun. The Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Khrushchev, is likely to visit Italy soon, according to political circles here— .Reuter.
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    Lock icon $240m. aid loan
    30 2 TOKYO. Sun. Government representatives from Japan and India will open talks on Aug. 2 here to discuss terms for Japan's $240 million aid loan to India. Reuter
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    RUSSIA STAGES DISPLAY OF HER SEA POWER
    204 2 RUSSIA STAGES DISPLAY OF HER SEA POWER LENINGRAD. Sunday. DUSSIA yesterday massed her biggest show of sea power in recent ;.ears, including three missilrflring destroyers never before displayed, for today's Soviet Navy Day celebrations. I There were no signs of the much-heralded atomic-power-ed submarines the Soviets claim are rocket-linng. bister
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    Lock icon TWO of SWAP TEAM NOT RETURNING
    107 2 MIAMI. Sun— Two of the 10 Cuban prisoners here to organise a tractors-for-pri-soners deal will not be going back with the group tomorrow. Senor Gustavo Garcia Montes. spokesman for the 10--man captive delegation, said the two. a 28-year-old former bus conductor and a 27-year-old
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    Lock icon Grenade blast kills girl
    38 2 Grenade blast kills girl ALGIERS. Sun— An eight-year-old girl was killed and 50 other people were injured when an insurgent threw a grenade into a crowd at a fair in Bone, last night. The insurgent was captured. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Prices pledge
    39 2 PARIS. Sun— Mr. Michel Debre, the French Prime Minister, announced last night that the guaranteed price to farmers for wheat and wine would be increased in an attempt to ease recent pea.-ar.t discontent throughout the country. Reuter.
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    Angola team may visit Congo
    50 2 NEW YORK. Sun— The General Assembly's sub-com-mittee on Angola said yesterday it had asked permission to visit Leopoldville to "gather first-hand Information from Angolan refugees in the Republic of the Congo." The Portuguese government has declined to allow the committee to go to Angola.— ReuUr.
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    Lock icon Man, 130, dies
    21 2 NICOSIA, Sun. Punayis Skolarilas. believed to be the oldest inhabitant of Cyprus, has died here aged 130 Reuter.
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    DISARM TALKS ADJOURNED: US LEADER FOR WASHINGTON
    195 2 RUSSIAN and United States representatives at the disarmament talks here decided yesterday to adjourn their meetings to a date and time to be announced later. Mr. John J. McCloy. President Kennedy's disarmament adviser who led the American negotiators. said he was returning to
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    Lock icon 104 die in polio epidemic
    39 2 TOKYO. Sun— The Welfare Ministry Issued a bulletin today which said 104 persons had died of polio this yea". The current epidemic had Infected 1.881 persons, but was now generally on the decline Reutcr.
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    1,500 DIE OF CHOLERA IN TWO INDIAN STATES
    134 2 NEW DELHI. Sun. At least 1.500 people have died of cholera in the two North Indian States of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar since June 1, according to reports reaching here today. About 1000 deaths occurred in the eastern regions of Uttar Pradesh
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    Lock icon Russia's road to 'eternal peace and prosperity'
    1277 3 THE Soviet Union last night pledged to provide its 200 million people with many free social services in the next 20 years and to work to abolish war and establish eternal peace. In a massive policy programme, the Soviet Communist Party announced a
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    'NO TAXES, FREE MEALS AND HOUSING' PLEDGE
    392 3 'NO TAXES, FREE MEALS AND HOUSING' PLEDGE creation ol the material conditions that make possible the replacement of Capitalist by Communist production relations, that is, the accomplishment of the social revolution which is the aim of the Communist Party." Soviet experience has shown that the peoples are able to achieve
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      408 3 RADIO SINGAPORE tt£££^«£? SS SHORT WAVK Close Down med^m'wave snTicE RADIO MALAYA A.M. e.O0 45 05"S W nlng 6.02 NATIONAL SHOBTWAVI Mornliiß Prelude: 7.00 The News; SERVICE 41.7 metres 7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, NegaraNews: 8.05 More Melodies At Sun- ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning
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    300 police in crackdown on thugs
    301 4 RAIDS AND ±POT CHECKS IN ANTI-CRIME MOVE SINGAPORE, Sunday. THREE HUNDRED police were tonight pitted against secret society thugs in a new anti-crime move. The aim of this massive operation, codenamed "Sengat" (sting), is to catch thugs off their guard by lightning raids and
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    STU to hold public forum on the 6-day week
    171 4 STU to hold public f orum on the 6-day week SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Singapore Teachers' Utaion will soon organise a public forum on whether the six-day week introduced by the Government for schools has been a success or not. This was decided today at a continued session of the union's
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    ACSU HITS OUT AT BRITISH GOVT.
    164 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. MR. P. S. PILLAI, president of the 12,000-strong Army Civil Service Union here, today accused the British Government of trying to claim special prfVileges as an employer. Addressing the annual ACSU delegates conference ,at the cultural centre, Mr. IMllai said that the
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    THREW STONES TO RAISE FIRE ALARM
    115 4 THREW STONES TO RAISE FIRE ALARM SINGAPORE. Sun. A passing motorist threw stones to wake up people in a house on fire early today at Bukit Tim ah Road, after his shout* of "fire" had failed to rouse them. The occupants of tbe at tap house finally managed to dash
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    289 4 mHE following Is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Leban airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Hong Kong IBA 961) 2.15 pjn.; from London. Rome. Teheran. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 714) 5 pjn. Thai International: Prom Jakarta (TG 402) 10.15 ajn. Pan-American: Prom Los Angeles,
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    BURMESE STALL FOR A FUND-RAISING BAZAAR
    68 4 THE ST. ANDREWS Mission Hospital Fund Raising Committee is holdins a "Hospital Bazaar" at the Victoria Memorial Hall on August 19. Besides the many international stalls there will also be a variety show entitled "Wonderama." Picture shows Mrs. Myo Than, wife of the Burmese
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    U.S. ARMY CHIEF FLIES IN
    194 4 U.S. ARMY CHIEF FLIES IN SINGAPORE, Sun— Tight security precautions were taken at the Singapore Airport this evening as the new C-ln-C of the United States Army in the Pacific, General James F. Collins, flew in for a short visit. Gen. Collins, here at the Invitation of Lt. Gen. Sir
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    Unesco talks
    37 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun- The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, will open the Unesco regional conference on audio-visual aids in Asia at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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    'Youth Week'
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a special ceremony to mark the end of its "Youth Week in Business" at 3 p.m on Aug. 13. at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    'Bigger Malaya' fear: Stephens
    141 4 KUCHING, Sunday. A NORTH Borneo leader, Mr. Donald Stephens, said here yesterday he hoped that the proposed Greater Malaysia would not Just be a "bigger Malaya." Mr. Stephens who made a brief stop-over here on his way home after attending the Regional Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in
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    Free film shows for this week
    153 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Field Section of the Ministry of Culture will give free shows at the following places during the week commencing tomorrow. All shows will begin at 7 p.m. and short talks on current topics will be given by the Field Officers during
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    Guides at camp
    38 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The president of the Girl Guides Association, Federation of Malaya. Datin Puteh Marian, today opened a oneweek State training camp for 200 guides and guiders at the Kuen Cheng Girls' School here.
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    St. Anne Feast
    33 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sun.— The Minister of Justice Tun Leong Yew Koh, and the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, headed a mile-long candlelight procession celebrating the Feast of St. Anne.
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    Boost for Chinese exam
    276 5 GOVT. TO TREAT THE SECONDARY 4 AS EQUIVALENT TO ENGLISH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE SINGAPORE, Sunday. JHE Singapore Government has decided to treat the secondary 4 Chinese school certificate as equivalent to the English school certificate. In a statement today the Ministry of Education said it would treat
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    Five air girls in 'Malam Gumbira' glamour show
    59 5 FIVE air hostesses in the glamour parade at "Malam Gumbira" at the Chin Woo, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday night from left to right are Miss Crystal Sanchez (BOAC). Miss Dunn (Air India); Che Norbeha binte Ali (Malayan Airways); Miss Shirley Achmad (Thai
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    TECHNICIANS TO PROTEST GOVT. MOVE
    64 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Negrl Sembilan branch ot the Malayan Technical Services Union will hold a mass meeting in Seremban on Aug. 13 to protest against the Government's rejection ot the proposed salary schemes for junior technicians. Junior agricultural assistants and technicians. According to a
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    International Co-op Day
    40 5 TAIPING. Sun. International Co-operative Day will be observed here tomorrow with a meeting at the bangunan sharikat in Station Road at 5.30 p.m. There will be talks followed by a buffet dinner and the screening co-operative Bins,
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    Guides' concert
    26 5 BATU GAJAH. Sun. The travelling Perak Girl Guides "Gang Show' will stage a variety concert at the Sultan Yussuf School Hall here tomorrow night.
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    4,000 CALLS LAST YEAR FOR ANIMAL AMBULANCES: Mrs. R.
    297 5 4,000 CALLS LAST YEAR FOR ANIMAL AMBULANCES: Mrs. R. SINGAPORE. Sunday. ■JHE Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals here answered over 4.000 calls last year for animal ambulances, Mrs. S. Rajaralnam. wife of the Minister for Culture, said tonight in a broadcast over Radio Singapore. Mro. Kajaratnam.
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    Suspected gangsters arrested
    75 5 Suspected gangsters arrested IPOH. Sun.— Two suspected members of the Siew Pat Hoong secret society have been arrested by ihe Perak police. One was detained at a road block at Slim River. 70 miles south of here, when he was travelling alone in a taxi to Kuala Lumpur. The other
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    Body found in river
    45 5 PENANG. Sun.— The body of an unidentified man was found on the mud banks of Sungei Pinang early this morning. There were several wounds on the dead man's head and body. He is believed to have been murdered. Police are investigating
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    $20,000 donation for TB bus
    56 5 PENANG, Sun.— The Social Welfare Lotteries Board has presented $20,000 to the Fenang Anti-Tuberculosis Association for the purchase of a micro-bus. A cheque for this hum will be presented to the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. by Syeci Abdullah Alsagoff. representing the lotteries board,
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    Two Rakyat men are expelled
    93 5 Two Rakyat men are expelled JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— The Johore Party Rakyat has expelled two of Its members for "breach of party discipline." They are Inche Abdul Wahab bin Mohamed Yassin. secretary of the party's Segamat branch, and Inche Mohamed bin Abdullah, a Kota Tinggl town councillor. Inche Mohamed who
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    Inspector moves
    34 5 BATU GAJAH. Sun.— The Public Health Inspector. Raja Alangkamal bin Raja Kamaraulzaman. of Kinta Harat, has left for Kroh on transfer and has been succeeded by Mr. B H. Sharma from Kroh.
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    INDIAN SCHOOLGIRL WINS MALAY SPEECH CONTEST
    196 5 KUALA LUMPUR. SunAn Indian girl student of Kedah. Indra Filial, and a Malay student. Malek Hassan of Kelantan, last night became winners of national language oratorical contests staged at national level. Both won over 11 other contestants in their re ft pectlve sections the
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    MB on unity through language
    138 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Sun— The Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'ari bin Shaflee. said yesterday that the Government's education policy wai not to kill other languages, but to unite the various race< living in this country by hay- ing one common national language. He was declaring
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    A CALL FOR A RELIGIOUS TEACHERS COLLEGE
    212 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Government will be asked to open a training college for religious teachers in the country. A resolution to this effect will be discussed at the annual meeting of the Federation of Religious Teachers' Association at the Selangur Teachers' Building
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    Leaky dam goes after 70 years
    121 6 Leaky dam goes after 70 years IPOH, Sun— A $17,000 dam to replace a 70-year-old makeshift arrangement of logs and sandbags was yesterday officially opened by the Raja di-Hllir or Perak. The dam. at Kampong Padang. near Grik in Upper Perak. provide.-, water for 120 acres of bendang. It wa*
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    REHABILITATION SUCCESS BY REFORM SCHOOLS
    242 6 REHABILITATION SUCCESS BY REFORM SCHOOLS TAIPING. Sunday \PPROVED schools .un by the Federation Sonal Welfare Department have been successful In the rehabilitation of boys and girls The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. said this in a speech to the boys of the Talping Boys' School
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    TAXI DRIVER AND WOMAN KILLED
    94 6 TAXI DRIVER AND WOMAN KILLED KLUANG. Sun. A taxi driver. WuSuChan. 23. and a woman passenger. Ng Phet Yoon. 29. died when their car collided with a lorry at the 11th mile Ayer Hltam-Kluang main road this morning. Ng was killed instantaneously and Wu died on the way to hospital
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    Commission head away
    61 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Pakistan High Commissioner here. Major General Nawabzada Muhammed Sher All Khan, left yesterday for a short personal visit abroad which will last about a month. According to a statement from the Pakistan High Commission, in his absence, the first secretary, Mr. Riaz Piracha.
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    Now faster maps for Sarawak
    162 6 Now faster maps for Sarawak K.UALA LUMPUR. Sur.. A new \\stem toy which Malaya can help to produce maps for Sarawak faster Is to be introduced, the Federation's Surveyor General. Mr A.L.M. Grieg, said today He said that instead of sending the original drawing of Sarawak maps here for processing,
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    Disorderly: $30
    29 6 KLANG. Sun. Thanabal Velagoonden. 47, was yesterday fined $30 for behaving in a disorderly manner by shouting in Pandamaran new village on July 17 at 9 p.m.
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    BRUNEI STUDENT PRINCE'S BIG DAY—AUG. 14
    145 6 BRUNEI STUDENT PRINCE'S BIG DAY— AUG. 14 SINGAPORE. Sun The 1 Crown Prince of Brunei. Pan- s glran Muda Mohamed Hawaiian, will be crowned r« Pan- giran Muda Mahkota on Aug. 14. This was disclosed by the IS-year-old student prince at Singapore airport today when i he passed through on
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    He retires after 30 years with company
    76 6 He retires after 30 years with company SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Richard Stephen, 56, superintendent, Caltex Tanjong Pagar terminal, who retired yesterday after 30 years with the company. Shanghai-born Mr. Stephen plans to spend his retirement with his family in Australia. Last night the staff of the Tanjong Pagar terminal gave
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS DECLARATION TO PREVENT EROSION
    264 6 CAMERON HIGHLANDS DECLARATION TO PREVENT EROSION KUANTAN, Sunday. •JHE WHOLE of the Cameron Highlands district has been declared hill land. This move is aimed al stopping indiscriminate clearing of land by people which has resulted in soil erosion and land slips. I A Pah a n g Government spokesman told
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    New society president
    56 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. P. S. Muthu was elected president of the JafTnese Cooperative Society at the society's annual meeting here today. He was vice-president last year. The former president of the society. Mr. M. Kanagasabai. resigned from his office following an accident as a result of
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    New church opened by bishop
    144 6 New church opened by bishop KLANG. Sun.— The Bishop of Kuala Lumpur. Monseigneur Dominic Vendargon, this morning blessed and officially opened the new $135,000 Church of St. Anne in Port Swettenham. Thousands of people who came by chartered bu> I cars from all parts of Malaya witnessed the opening and
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    Art society showing
    53 6 PENANG .Sun. Mr. Taa Ylk King. Penang organl.-er of Chinese schools, will open an exhibition of painting.-, by the Art Society of the Jit, Sin High School. Bukit Mertajam, at 9 a.m. on Tuesday The exhibition at the LI Tek School. Maxwell Road. Penang, will be open
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    American women's college party flies in
    23 7 THE group of American university student-tourists, with their professors, at Singapore Airport on Saturday Straits Times picture.
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    INDIAN ARMY COMMISSIONS OPEN TO RESIDENTS
    124 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun There are openings fur Indian nationals and persons of Indian descent in Malaya possessing the necessary qualifications for regular commissions in the Indian Army. Thf- 16th graduates' course at the Indian Military Academy. Dehra Dun. which successful applicants will join, wiil
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    A talentime contest
    33 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Unity Youth Club here Ls organising a State-wide talentlme contest. The first heat will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Aug. 17 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Nightsoil: Halt on illegal sale
    51 7 IPOH. Sun. The Ipoh Town Council has decided to take steps to halt the illegal sale of nightsoil to market gardeners. A letter from the treasurer of the council. Mr. J.B. Potter. will soon go out to the police authorities to curb the bale of
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    AFTER READING THE BOOKS-TO SEE FOR THEMSELVES
    279 7 AFTER READING THE BOOKS-TO SEE FOR THEMSELVES SINGAPORE, Sunday. AN all-women group of 26 university stu- dents from America, accompanied by seven professors, flew into Singapore yesterday for a short visit in the course of a six-week tour of the Far East and South-East Asia. The students are from the
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    New head of airways office in Penang
    114 7 New head of airways office in Penang SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Jimmy Heng. Malayan Airways sales promotion superintendent in Singapore has been appointed manager of the company's new office in Penang. Mr. Heng joined the airlinr in 1949 as a traffic officer and was subsequently promoted to senior traffic officer/traffic inspector.
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    INFORMATION TEAM FOR PERAK MCA
    179 7 iPOH. Sun.— The Perak 1 branch of the Malayan Chinese Association has decided to form an information section to explain the party's education policy to the people. A team of speakers will go to every ward branch in the State to explain the policy in
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    $I.Bm. revenue expected
    45 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— The Johore Bahru Town Council expects to collect 51.603.223 in revenue next year. $124,495 more than this year's estimate. This includes $404,735 in grants from the Federal and State Governments. $414,820 from licences and rents and 3718.500 from taxes.
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    Vagrants held
    31 7 JOHORF BAIIKU. Sun. Of 41 people arrested over the weekend in an anti-vagrant drive. 27 were today sent to the Vagrants' Home by a magistrate. Inche Mahmood bin Ali.
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    TRAINING WEEK OPENS IN STORE
    258 7 TRAINING WEEK OPENS IN STORE SINGAPORE. Sun. j** The Minister of Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will open Commonwealth Technical Training Week tomorrow at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Members of the Cabinet, the Legislative Assembly and consular corps, representatives of the various statutory boards, the University of Malaya and Nanyang
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    Six detained
    21 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Police I last night detained six secret society suspects under the Criminal Law i Temporary Provisions > Ordinance.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    165 8 1* M.r*. SIH (Viiumum, HEAR THE N.» Band at the PM I Pasir l'ar|an». S pore. SINAAPORE BALLET M Seaac.n via !2th Vu*u«- Va 1011 a Theatre. P«»>li A- P.ol»in«onii It. S- *3. USE COPPERTONE »Ba»a»tl von rt '■tne «ni' •>• mm in r.<.i'ir.» in.n.cknj ''oppertone ki\*»« *ne i^
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    The Straits Times Monday. July 31. 1961. Pie In The Sky
    680 8 The Straits Times Monday. July 31. 1961. Pie In The Sky Ai early as 1920 Lenin *syuied the Young Communist League that their generation in from ten to twenty years" would be living in a fully Communist society. Over forty years later. Lenin's promise is the basic message of Khrushchev's
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    Apex And Urea
    301 8 The Minister for Agriculture I has had some hard things to say of the Apex Bank, the organisation which, with a membership of 22 banking cooperattve unions and some 1,400 primary co-operative societies, stands at the head of Malaya's rural credit system. Although Inche Aziz Ishak recognises
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    The Monument
    215 8 I Today, on the first anniver- sary of the end of the Emergency, the Prime Minister will launch a nation-wide campaign to raisr fluids for a i rational monument to com- I I memorate Malaya's victory over Commurrst terror and to acknowledge the services of I all those
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    Something stirs among the magnolias...
    870 8 AS AMERICA'S DEEP SOUTH FEELS THE ECONOMIC PRESSURES FOR NEGRO RIGHTS 1 Rather Kn.ck--4 erbocker from New Amsterdam with his cane and cocked hat long a symbol for New York, was banished not long ago by the Jacob Ruppert Brewery from the labels of its
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      994 8 YOUR editorial comments and news reports in the last week have focussed attack on me. By repeating the fiction that I am a Communist front-man I suppose my political antagonists hope that it would stick in the minds of some. While Mr.
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    Youth and rural development
    241 9 PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF GROUP WORK AMONG YOUNG VILLAGERS TO BE DISCUSSED Malayan Association of Youth Clubs to hold international seminar on subject KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A SEMINAR on "Role of youth in rural and community development", organised by the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs, will
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    YOUNG LEPERS TO HOLD CONCERT
    201 9 YOUNG LEPERS TO HOLD CONCERT SINGAPORE. Sun. The 1 rafalgar Home Youth Club, sponsored by Y\s Men\s Club. Beta Chapter, will sta concert on Aug. 5 to mark its first anniversary. Mr. Khoo Oon Theam. projects chairman of Ys Men's Club. Beta Chapter, said thai the youth club aimed at
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    An appeal to missing I 13-year-old Ranjit
    67 9 An appeal to missing I 1 3-year-old Ranjit SINGAPORE, SUN. Mr. Jarnal Singh, a clerk, today appealed to his 13- -> ear-old son, Kanjit Singh, to go home. Kanjit Singh has been missing for five days. He left his house in Bukit Permei at 6.15 a.m. on July 25 to
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    More hawkers
    20 9 KAJANG. Sun. The quota ot hawkers in the Ulu Langat district has been increased from 270 to 285.
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    SWERVING CAR HIT ANOTHER
    108 9 KLANG. Sun. T. Muthuvelu Tambymuthu. 35, chief cleric of the Agriculture College at Serdang. wsu> yesterday fined $60 and had his driving 11--cencs endorsed for driving his car without due care and attention on April 28 on the 13. mile Batu Tlga Road. A police corporal
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    A royal welcome home
    51 9 THE TWO Princes. Syed Sirajudin (left) and Syed Badaruddin chat gaily with the Raja Permaisuri Agong at Kuala Lumpur airport. M I 1) SIRAJI DIN kisses his mother's hand on meet ing her for the first time since she became the Raja Permaisuri Agong.— Straits Times
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    KISSES ON QUEEN'S HAND—THEN BIG HUGS
    147 9 KISSES ON QUEEN'S HAND— THEN BIG HUGS ITUALA LUMPUR. 1V Sun. The Raja Permaisuri Agong was at the airport today to greet her two sons on their arrival here from England, where they have been studying for the past three years. The two Princes. Syed Slrajudin. the 18-year-old Raja Muda
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    Insured mail
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Postmaster-General. Malaya, today announced that Insured surface mall parcels to Formosa up to a maximum of $500. would be accepted from Aug. 1.
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    Marshall tells Anson of his plans for future
    1142 9 \JR. DAVID MARSHALL, leader of the Workers' Party and assemblyman for Anson. today outlined his plans for the Immediate future. Speaking at a "report to Alison rally at the vacant ground at the Raub StreetTanjong Pagar Road junction, he said that he
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    TAXI THUGS ATTACK 3: NO AID FROM NEIGHBOURS
    145 9 TAXI THUGS ATTACK 3: NO AID FROM NEIGHBOURS KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— One of three people injured when a group of paranq:wielding thugs attacked them in Malacca Street last night, underwent an emergency eye operation at the General Hospital today. Yap Teng Kuan. 16. a student and two friends Khua Un
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    Chairman again
    32 9 KAJANG. Sun. Mr. Ong Chin Yew was elected chairman of the 9th mile Cheras Local Council for the sixth time in succession at a meeting of the council held recently
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    ALLIANCE MOVE TO KEEP OUT LEFTISTS
    167 9 4 LOR STAR. Sun. A conference of Alliance leaders in Kedah last night empowered the State committee to determine w ays to fight infiltration by subversive elements into the party. "The committee will draw up plans t< keep out leftists. and also re-organise the
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    Nkrumah's crusade
    745 10  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD BY SPEAK OF FREEDOM. By Kwame Nkrumah. iHeinemann 255.) r pilk pan-African crusade which Nkrumab launched the day Ghana was born has not made the impact he expected. Except for Ghana's diplomatic and economic accord with Guinea and Mali he has nothing to show for it.
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    The Straits Times Book Page
    144 10 visionary a dreamer as to believe that young African nations, proud and jealous of their independence, have only to hear the gospel of unity to embrace it. He realises that not many of their leaders are ready. a.s he is. to give up part of
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    WHISKY IS USEFUL FOR H-BOMB VICTIMS
    195 10  - WHISKY IS USEFUL FOR H-BOMB VICTIMS DAVID SZE. By I 1001 QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT THE NEW SCIENCE. By David O. Woodbury. H0,,0p IN science it is hard to A find anything comi pletely "new," in the sense that it la totally i strange and previously unknown. The first sputnik was
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      272 10 Vaseline means round-the-clock grooming... Seng Huat starts his day at 8.30 ML :^|S "li^^^L^R&Effisfl^ a.m. In his job good grooming Tt, it essential, that's why he uses «H&: S lH Vaseline Hair Cream < TB»ffrf&:^.o-.... Still at work ji 830 p m w.th a 111 business dinner and still not
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      307 10 Straits Times Crossword WM Wtt S9f HbT^^Bß iH Hal bH bHT HbT~ H Hbv^b^bT^^Hl ACROSS 4. Interruption in rebuilding 1. Are the Canadians Involved? .spouse V inn < 10 >. One might well believe it 5. Note written lor a wnim? 10. 5). iB>. 8. Poor tall goes In In
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    Lock icon Sickness and mutinies caused failure
    812 11 Sickness and mutinies caused failure ALLIED INTERVENTION EARNED COMMUNIST HATRED TO THIS DAY ON September 27, li)l!>. a long convoy of British. U.S. and French transports left the north Russian port of Archangel and headed out into the grey waters of the Arctic Ocean. One of the strangest and least-known
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    REDS WIPED OUT FRENCH UNIT
    323 11 ammunition, truck.-, and food had accumulated at Archangel and Murmansk the two ports in north Russia through which the Allies had been pouring in supplies to the Czars armies. First object of the Allied landings was to prevent this mass of material from falling into
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      744 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KEDAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are invited tiom Federal Citizens from Ter- a porary Posts in the P.WD.. Kedah:— (a) Temporay Clerk ol Works (Road Works) J( (b) Temporary Clerk of Works x Special Orade (Water Sup- a Works) 1 Applications from applicants h over 55 years of age
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      More optimism in tin section
      1608 14 From Our Market Correspondent A LITTLE more optimism was creeping back into the tin section of the Malayan Stock Exchange by the end of last week with the Singapore tin price along with its London counterpart rising steadily. The rise was thought to be a
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      51 14 WEEK* STOCK INDICES July 24 July 2S July 2C July 27 July 2« July 29 Induitrialt: 170.6W 170 5S 1711.04 J6P.72 I«H i<7 ir,s ;i7 Tint: BM.M 32<l <.T HUI Ut.SI ttS.lt 332.44 t Rubbers; ,340.81 2*o. *S 540.28 ?40.6S 340.65 240.60 Jan. 1 1958 100 TABOA
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1367 14 rl. state of shares on the ICaU.van Stock Exchange showing last business to July 22 (A) and last business since that date iHi with H and I. standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date, were: INDUSTRIALS ML A Alei Bricks 1.00 40 Ords 2.2
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      Continental buying reported due to RI production trouble
      562 14 TPHE price of tin gained six dollars in Singapore last week and by Saturday morning was quoted at $466.25 on an offering of 250 tons which had remained unchanged for three days. The offering for the week was estimated at 1.530 tons
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      Thais scrap tour visas
      76 14 Thai International and Scandinavian Airlines System expect an increase In the number of transit passengers in Thailand in the luture. Officials of the two airline* say in Singapore that this follows the relaxation of tourist visa regulations lor passengers from countries having diplomatic relations with Thailand
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      24 14 JHE Malayan E.chang. B.nfc,- A*. •Miitun mart* tftla mg, ZS?**» m SSSi? M oa S:i 2«h m for TT m« 5 i^
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      34 14 RiBBr.K rm (tp«T Ib.) (prr pirul) July 24 HV, ,ts. sitin ■^'i H?, rU. S Kill..*;? i 26 U>| rts. sit,ii..:: >~. ".'7 83' cts. Sltil.7"i 2« 83';. rts. >1«1.X7 2» 51 66.15
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      338 14 urn ill Dair of Total Total for pavmrnt paymrnt for prrviou* yaar year Kent Tin 4»d. S<-pt. 18 621;, K.imhuun Tin 3d.' Sept. 5 6cl. Straits Plants U r o 24% t Interim. SPREAD THE RISK m, m Monagcr* of th* THIRD MALAYAN FUND, financial cxparts who have accumulated a
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      31 14 BLUE FUNNEL LINE To New York, Philadelphia, Newport Newt, Charleston, Houston and New Orleans E.T.A. Singapore New York TELEMACHUS 4th -sth Aug. 29th Sept. Agents: MANSFIELD <& CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. Tel: X405
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    Kama sets a new S'gor record for 100m
    330 15 Kama sets a new S'gor record for 100 m KLANG. Sunday. r^IGHTEEN year-old Kamaruddin Maidin. of Kuala Lumpur, Malaya's Olympic Games long jumper, broke the Selangor 100 metres record for the second time this month when he clocked 11.2 sec in the Klang District AAA Open inter-unit championships here yesterday.
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    Lock icon GUNNERS GET READY FOR THE NEW SEASON
    52 15 DUNNING into form are these Arsenal footballers, pictured at London IXI Colney, Hertfordshire, when, with club mates, they were out training for the new soccer season starting on Aug. 19 Left to right: Full-back Bill McCullough; half-back Gerry Ward; and winger Danny Clapton.
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    2 more swim records by Americans
    316 15 2 more swim records by Americans TOKYO, Sunday. 'pWO world swimming records were broken here last night in the finals of the Japanese national swimming championships. Tom Stock of the United States swam the 200 metres backstroke in 2min 14sec and clipped two seconds off his own existing record. Chet
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    Lock icon St Paddy out of 'Tankard'
    59 15 LONDON, Sun. St. Paddy, last year^ Epsom Derby winner, will not run in the Vaux Gold Tankard at Redcar on Tuesday. Trainer Noel Murless said lait night: "He opened up an old cut on his coronet this morning and will be unable to run. Lester
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    Walkover
    32 15 IPOH. Sun. Andersonians were awarded a walkover In the Brander Shield League cricket match on the town padang here today when the Perak Turf Club Sports Club failed to turn up.
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    Lock icon 3 WORLD MARKS AT JUBILEE TOURNEY
    129 15 3 WORLD MARKS AT JUBILEE TOURNEY LONDON, Sun.— Three world records were beaten in the British Amateur Weightlifting Association's jubilee tournament here yesterday. Yuro Yla.sov, Russian Olympic and world heavyweight champion, broke his own world record in the jerk with a lift of 453 3 4-lb (206 kilogrammes). This beat
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    Lock icon Title fight postponed
    71 15 SEOUL, Sun. The South Korean Boxing Commission yesterday announced that the Orient Junior middleweight boxing championship between defending champion Se Chul Kang of South Korea and Akao Maemizo of Japan had been postponed until Aug. 5. The commission said the 12-round title bout was postponed because Kang
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    DANNY (91) LEADS FIGHT BACK BY HAMPSHIRE
    802 15 T ONDON, Sun. Hampshire and Middlesex Just about shared honours in their top-of-the-county-table clash at Portsmouth yesterday. Hampshire recovered from a bad start to make 252, and In 50 minutes batting Middlesex made 22 for the loss of Eric Russell. A fighting innings
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    Lock icon Kilby retains marathon title
    63 15 lONDON, Sun.— Brian Kilby of Coventry retained his British J marathon title at Enfleld* Middlesex, yesterday, covering the distance in 2hr 24min 37sec He is the first man to win the title two years in succession since Jim Peters in 1953-54. B Cooke was second in
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      837 15 NOTICE For the Information of the public the following have left our employ and have no connection with use whatsoever: UM CHOON KENG Alias UM CHON KIM. LOO YOON CHAN MALAYAN DEVELOPMENT MACHINERY LTD. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that U from the 31st July 1961 MR. I.AM TECK MENG
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    577 16 f/l^M with EPSOM JEEP pROMOTION to Class 1 for Veni Vicl Stables Resquilleur. who scored a double at Penang. was confirmed by the Straits Racing Association yesterday The promotion of Young Eagle from Class 5 to Class 4 was announced. DEMOTIONS: From Class
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    59 16 CHICAGO, Sun. Jerry Barber. 1559 runner-up, held a two-stroke lead with 136 as he entered the third round of the 72-hole American Proressional Golfers Association championship here today. Doug Sanders and Don January shared second place with 138. British Open champion Arnold Palmer was on
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    S'pore Malays in final
    43 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Singapore Malays entered the Rulers' Shield cricket final today when they beat Pahang Malays by 36 runs on first in'itnßs at Shaw Road here. Final scores: Pahang 96 and 99: Singapore 132 and 46 for three.
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    Shield final
    31 16 IPOH. Sun. Selangor will meet Penang in the final of the inter-State Combined Schools cricket competition for the Taylor Shield on the Town padang her* on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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    1554 16 First Partnership and Jalan Salamat give early shocks to punters /MAM STABLE'S five-year-oid Repulse Bay won the. Penang Gold Cup run in heavy rain here today. Repulse Bay. with Kevin Mitchen riding a welljudged race, struck the front a furlong from home and stayed on
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    334 16 CYDNEY. Sun.— Results of Aus- *~> tralian League soccer matches: NSW aMN (North)— L. Macquarie 2 Awaba 3; Cessnock 8 Blacksmith 1. Adamstown 1 Wallsend 1: Newcastle 1 Mayneld 4; Cardifl 0 W. Wallsend 5. NSW FED DIV I— Sydney Austral 1 Apia 6; Budapest 4
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    Mano is Ist in Kluang walk
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    28 17 TURIN. Sun-Poland la.st night retained the team sabre title by beating the Soviet Union 9-5 in the final event of the world fencintt championships here. Reut«»r
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    Ceylon 'no' to MWHA
    80 17 TPOH, Sun. Ceylon have turned d(.wn an invitation to send a women's hockey team on a tour of Malaya, the Pan -Malayan Women's Hockey Association were told at the annual meetIng here today. An invitation has now been to India. Officials elected today wore: President Mrs.
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    309 17 ONE MORE SEAT ON THE COUNCIL AND AN ASIAN VICE-PRESIDENT IS THE AIM-LEE KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Asian Football Confederation will press for bigger Asian representation on the executive council of FIFA, the world soccer controlling body. This was disclosed by AFC secretary Lee
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    Irene the skipper is chaired by her jubilant team-mates
    57 17 Irene the skipper is chaired by her jubilant team-mates THE victorious Selangor team chaired their A captain. Irene Fernando, after receiving the Straits Times Challenge Cup from Datin Wong, wife of the Penang Chief Minister. Da to Wong Pow Nee. Selangor beat P enang 2 o in the women's inter-state
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    Somsook, Cheng Hoe in final
    744 17 Somsook Boonyasukanon will meet 1 Yew Cheng Hoe for the singles title of the Penang Open badminton championships at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School hall tomorrow night. The Thai No. 2 this morning eliminated Malayan Thomas Cup player Ng Boon Bee 15-8, 15-11 in
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    No answers for S'pore selectors
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    Malayan boys tennis results
    392 17 KUALA LTJMPUR. SunResults in the Malayan boys tennis championships at the Golf Club courts yesterday: Boys' singlet. Under IS): Ist round: Peter Wong bt Ho Lin On 6-1. 6-1: Kirn Kok Cheng bt Yeo Teck Thlam 6-0. 6-2. 2 Round: Doong Ming Kttang bt B. Phong
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    CEYLONESE HOLD THE KEY TO CHAMPIONSHW
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    TENNIS FINALS POSTPONED
    93 17 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun. Heavy rain fell after the semi-finals were completed In the Perak Malays tennis championships here today All the finals were postponed indefinitely. Men's singles semi-finals Yahaya Mustapha bt Badli Awang Chlk 6-3. 6-0: Mohamed Kassim bt Ahmad Shah bin Anim Sluh 6-1. 6-0. Men's
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    Troops cheer Tun Razak
    48 18 THE 907 soldiers of the Federation's First Congo Force giving a rousing three cheers tor the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Tun Abdulu Razak (extreme left) after his speech welcoming them back at a ceremony besides the Cenotaph in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    260 18 Cultural exchange concert SINGAPORE. Sun. Andrew Heath, a young American pianist currently visiting Singapore under the US State Departments cultural exchange programme, gave a recital before an invited audience in the Victoria Memorial Hall tonight. With the opening work Hindemith's Third Sonata it bteUM clear that Mr. Heath is a
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    AN EX-ENVOY DIES AFTER STROKE AT RACES
    165 18 AN EX-ENVOY DIES AFTER STROKE AT RACES PENANG, Sun Dalo .Dr.> Lee Tiaiiß Kohr, former Malayan Ambassador to Japan, died alter a heart attack here today. He was 57. He \va.s at the Turf Club for the last day of the Penang races when he .suffered a stroke just before
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    BUS CENTRE: HA WKERS BANNED
    290 18 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Johorc Bahru Town Council today decided to ban hawkers from the transport centre in Jalan Ah Fook About 30 hawkers, half of them unlicensed, peddling fruit, cold drinks and pea- nuts who clutter up the bus terminal will be affected. The
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    42 18 LONDON. Sun. A report by an official study group published here today recomI mended that the best rerm-dy i for Britain's economic pro- 1 blems was not to keep im- 1 ports down but to raise txI ports.— Reuter. i
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    107 18 THEFTS AT 2 PAP OFFICES: POLICE ARE ALERTED SINGAPORE. Sun— Police mobile patrols wenalerted today prevent unauthorised persons from removing proprrty from the 51 branch offices of the People's Action Party This follows two reports of thefts made by the P.A.P. branch oilices in I'pprr Seraimoon Koad and Somapah Kstatr
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    342 18 I ORD home. Britain's Foreign Secretary, is expected to tell his American and French colleagues in Paris thi.s week that if the sensM tive Berlin issue deteriorates into a real < this country could rapidly call up its reservists. At the same
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