The Straits Times, 31 May 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 Hot*** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1843. THURSDAY. MAY 31. 196 i. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon UP AGAIN-AND HOW!
    853 1 UP AGAIN- AND HOW! 'Fantastic' turnover as funds surge in Dramatic turn slashes losses NEW YORK, Wednesday WALL STREET took a rest today for the Memorial Day holiday as investors and brokers speculated whether yesterday's fantastic recovery from Monday's crash would be maintained when the exchanges open again for business
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    London rallies
    103 1 LONDON. Wed. It was thumbs up on the London stock market today after yesterday's frantic wave of selling which caused the biggest one-day fall in the "paper" value of shares for over 30 years. The scenes at today's opening were as hectic as yesterday with the difference that
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    Lock icon The moment of rescue
    61 1 ASTRONAUT LIFTED FROM LIFE-RAFT A L\S. NAVY helicopter pulls astronaut LL-Qlr. Malcolm Scott Carpenter (circled) out ef his life rail in the South Atlantic after his three orbits ol the earth. The space craft Aurora Seven overshot the recovery /one oil the Bahamas, coining down more
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    Lock icon Space bomb date
    69 1 TOKYO. Wed— The International Radio Scientific I'nion in Washington today informed the union's Japanese Centre here that the first of a series of United States high s altitude nuclear tests would be held at 0700 ((.Ml) on June over Johnston Island. A spokesman for the centre quoted
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    Lock icon The £11,000 he forgot
    65 1 I EICESTER, Wed.— A man li walked into a bank here yesterday with two 1 suitcases containing <C 11.000 in old bank notes which became obsolete on Monday and asked to change them for new ones. He told the cashier he had forgotten he had the
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    ALLIANCE SWEEPS BOARD IN JOHORE
    456 1 ALLIANCE SWEEPS BOARD IN JOHORE .IOIIOHK IJAIIIU Wednesday. [THE ALLIANCE swept the board in todays state-wide local council elections in .lohoiv. It captured VM out of the .">!><x seats declared. I A jubilant Alliance leader.' Haji Rahmat bin Haji Daucl. Speaker of the State Le«islative Assembly said "This clear victory
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    Lee returns, says merger is 'inevitable'
    147 1 Lee returns, says merger is 'inevitable' CUXGAPORE. Than. The O Primr Matter, Mr. Lm Kuan Yew. returned tonisht confident of the inevitability of merger. Minutes after stopping off the plane which brought him from lions Kong. Mr Lee told welcoming sympathisers that the Communists would "throw a bit of a
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    Referendum Bill
    65 1 SINGAPORE, Wed The Singapore Government today released the National Referendum Bill to newspapers and the radio for publication then withdrew it after Radio Singapore had carried a report of it in Its seven o'clock news bulletin. A Government spokesman said later th,at the release was premature. The 9.30
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    Pay grab bid: Gang shoots way out
    367 1 Pay grab bid: Gang shoots way out SINGAPORE. Wed. Three robbers shot their way out of the Harper GilMlan and Co. godown in Havelock Road Lhi.s afternoon in a hold-up bid, but only got away witt) an empty leather pay bag. The man who were shot at was the assistant
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    STOP PRESS
    9 1 FRENCH SF.« I'M. I I burn in
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      THE MAN WHO BOMBED THE U.S.
      205 2 ALMOST 20 years ago— on Sept 9. 1942— Chief Warrant Officer Nobuo Fujita slipped out of a Japanese submarine m-ar the west coast of America, took ofT <by catapult* In his Geta float plane and became the only Japanese airman tc bomb the U.S.
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      Lock icon Eye bank plan
      27 2 HONG KONG. Wed. Th» Hour Kong Lions Club plans to set up an eye bank her* to helD the blind In SouthEast Asia. Reuter
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      Quote
      38 2 The Church mutt »top speaking of Sunday in terms of prohibition, and begin to emphasise its positive value and useful- 0k ness. The Rev. John R. Gray, at the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
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      Lock icon Runaways may be 'educated' in Hainan
      262 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. MANY Kwangtung peasants, students and factory workers who broke across the border into Hong Kong this month would probably be sent to Hainan Island for a time, a Communist source indicated today. The source said that their outlook was in need
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      VALENTINO HAD NOTHING ON BILL, 99, SAYS HIS DOLLY
      74 2 VALENTINO HAD NOTHING ON BILL, 99, SAYS HIS DOLLY SOUTHEND. Wed After a whirlwind U-day courtship here William Chapman. 99. popped the question and was accepted. He is to be married on Sept 1. ■Ramon Navarro and Rudolph Valentino nothing on him.' sighed his bride-to-be. 63-year-old widow Dolly Marsten. Mr.
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    Lock icon Crisis order in Nigeria
    208 3 LAGOS, Wed. THK Nigerian Governme.ui went into action hist night to maintain peace and order in the Opposition controlled Western Region where two meetings of the regional House of Assembly ended in uproar last Friday. Hours after Parliament pavsed a motion declaring a state of emergency
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    Quick look round
    213 3 Quick look round HEW YORK, Wed. The United States will support U Thant lor a tull fiveyear term as UN. Secretary.General when his present tenure as acting chief executive expires next April. Mr. Adlai Stevenson announced ye.sterday. His announcement followed similar support given for U Thant by the British Prime
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    Lock icon NEHRU UNHAPPY OVER WHAT HIS ENVOY SAID
    209 3 NEHRU UNHAPPY OVER WHAT HIS ENVOY SAID NEW DELHI. Wednesday MR. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, told Parx liament yesterday he was "not happy" about statements made on American television on Thurs§Kts NehrU Indlan to the In an Interview, the ambassador, a distant cousin of the Prime Minister, commented on
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    Lock icon New Indian protest to Peking
    97 3 New Indian protest to Peking NEW DELHI. Wed. India has lodged an "emphatic protest" with China against the setting up of a new Chinese outpost on the disputed Slno-Uidian border, according to a document tabled in Parliament yesterday. Mrs. Lakshmi Menon. Minister of State for External Affairs, placed on the
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    Lock icon Kashmir plan
    35 3 "V YCKK. Wed. Mr. Stevenson, the United i resident U.N. representative, said yesterday that negotiations are In progress for a draft resolution on the Kashmir problem acceptable to both India and Pakistan— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Major convicted
    28 3 OTTAWA. Wed. A courtnartial yesterday convlcte«' dajor William A. Platt. 48. r muggllng gold trom Laos t. South Vietnam last year sentence is being considered -U.P.I.
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    Lock icon QUOTES FROM THE BIBLE NIKITA
    251 3 QUOTES FROM THE BIBLE NIKITA The day Christ chased traders from temple VIOSCOW. Wed. —Mr 1U Khrushchev last night accused "the capitalists" of not following the teachings of Christ. He said heatedly at a reception here given by a Mall Government delegation: "I can quote to you from the Bible.'
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    Lock icon Four Germans I don't want to see—by Mr. Khrushchev
    157 3 Four Germans I don't want to see by Mr. Khrushchev ICSCOW. Yea. Mr. Khrushchev has listed the West German ambassadors he would not like to see replace Dr. Hans Knjll, the present West German envoy, who Is due to return to Bonn later this year Cha t 3 with diplomats
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    Lock icon RESIDENCE QUALIFICATION GOES UP IN BRITAIN
    98 3 I ONDON. Wed. The Foreign Office announced yesterday that effective tomorrow the residential qualification for regtsrra tlon of a Commonwealth citizen as a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies will be raised from 12 months to five years. "The change is being brought
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    Lock icon Tit for tat tariff caution to Britain
    357 3 CANBERRA, Wednesday. AUSTRALIA may have to give tariff advantages at present enjoyed by Britain "to other countries more willing to take our exports" If Britain joins the European Common Market, Mr.! Alan Brown, president of the Australian Indus- J tries Association, said j
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    Lock icon Doing his duty
    36 3 AMMAN. Wed.— King Saud di Saudi Arabia has ordered the abolishment of Import duties on ah raw materials, equipment and spare parts destined for Saudi Arabian Industries. Radio Mecca said last night. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Satellite up
    34 3 NEW YORK. Wed. At Vandenberg base the U.S Air Force yesterday launched another secret satellite, probably one of the Discoverer series, but declined to say whether It had gone Into orbit.— Reuter.
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    Varsity ragging
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A public forum on "University Orientation and Ragging" will be held at the New Lecture Theatre, Science Block, of the University of Singapore at Bukit Timah at 8 p.m. on Friday.
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    Wife's death from 2 stab wounds: Husband freed
    266 4 SINGAPORE. Wed j gELAMAT bin Ahmad, a machine operator, was today acquitted in a district court case arising from the death of his wife, Hasnah binte Ahmad, 23, at their Yio Chu Rang Road home on the afternoon of Mar. 26. Hasnah
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      219 4 f«liT-M*l OPENS TODAY! d|^ tl |fcJ^JJ^JP (SINGAPORE) THE TRUE STORY OF 'TEXAS JOHN SLAUGHTER A REAL LIFE HERO OF THE WEST! WALT DISNEY Presents at S^doval^BF^q TOM TRYOH^p DAN DURYEA wTOA 1> BEVERLY GARLAND .Jy^fc^... PLUS: WALT DISNEY'S SPECIAL FEATURETTE v r < v>J^S3Sj DISNEY PU'"' W l lttK'fl IwßL\
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      254 4 Saturday" midnight; Simultaneously at HEX CAPITOL HEX m Singapore Kuula Lumpur Johorc Bahru p OF FISHERMEN AND THi B B VILLAGE HEADMAN AND Tl IL J Rl^B UPRbiNC J*Jn| P| B BLENDED WITH CAPTIVATING jC*\ 'SA vKf ROMANCE' TRAGIC VENGEANCE! ||nL^ AND THRILLING ACTION' itlM *l» «Mbl B TIAI-KIKEI THAT
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      358 4 AIR MOVEMENTS 'THE following i*> today's scne- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong <BA 961) 1.15 pjn.; from London, Dusseldorf, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon. <BA 716) 9.20 p.m.; from Tokyo, Manila (BA 941) S.SS pjn.: from London, Zurich, Beirut. Baghdad,
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    PHASED STOCK SALES 'BEST FOR STABLE RUBBER PRICE'
    386 5 PHASED STOCK SALES 'BEST FOR STABLE RUBBER PRICE' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. r^HE American rubber stockpile can provide a more effective and cheaper method of regulating and stabilising the price of natural rubber than other methods such as a buffer stock scheme. But this is only possible if disposals of the
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    Children's art
    18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Children's International Art Class exhibition at the Stadium Negara here ends tomorrow.
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    Miners'president
    29 5 Miners' president IPOH. Wed— Mr. H. DaltonBrown was elected president of the Malayan Mining Employers' Association at Its annual meeting here today. Mr. Woo Ka Urn was elected vice-president.
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    MINISTER FROM SAMOA VISITS MALAYA
    107 5 MINISTER FROM SAMOA VISITS MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Health of Western Samoa, Mr. Tufuga Fatu (above), arrived today for a 13--hour private visit. He is on his way home after attending the World Health Organisation annual meeting in Geneva. Mr. Tufuga Fatu said that his country needed
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    TASTE OF BUSINESS FOR 750 PUPILS
    195 5 oINGAPORE, Wed. —1 Singapore J a y c c c s plan to have 750 schoolleaving students take part in "A Week In Business" in 100 commercial, industrial. Government and military establishments this year. i Announcing this today, the President of the Singapore Junior
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    TOURISM AT FIRST HAND
    58 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mrs. Shirley Foclcler. editor of Pacific Travel News. arrived here today for a nine-day visit to learn more about Malayan tourism at first hand. This morning she had discussions with the Tourist Promotion Officer. Inche Osman Sim. before leaving for the Cameron Highlands.
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    Burglars raid Aussie homes
    182 5 PENANG, Wednesday. INTRUDERS entered "Kampong Australia," in 1 Jalan Gajah. Tanjong Bungah. yesterday, and at least four houses were broken into. Nothing. however. was stolen from two of them, while only minor losses were reported from the other two. In burglary No. 1. Mrs. B. Glover
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    Education chief, school board row over head's transfer
    343 5 Education chief, school board row over head's transfer SEREMBAN, Wednesday. THE transfer of a headmaster of a school by the Ministry of Education has resulted in a deadlock between the school's board of governors and the Education Department here. The impasse Mat the Dato Klana Putra English School. Lenggeng, 18
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    DON'T GIVE UP, MENTRI TELLS HEADMEN
    145 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— The Johore MentTi Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, today urged every Johore citizen to kindle the merdeka spirit to achieve progress. Speaking to 79 kampong headmen at the end of a 10-day leadership course at the State Training Centre.
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    Chamber meet
    16 5 IPOH. Wed. The X.M.S. Chamber of Mines will hold Its annual meeting here tomorrow.
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    Kedah estate strike settled
    98 6 Kedah estate strike settled SUNGEI PATANI, Wed. After being on strike for 26 days, 946 labourers of Kuala Muda rubber estate, five miles from here, returned to work today. A statement issued this afternoon by the National Union of Plantation Workers, to which the workers belong, said a settlement was
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    BROTHERS GO TO JAIL FOR ROBBERY
    88 6 BROTHERS GO TO JAIL FOR ROBBERY SEREMBAN, Wed. Two brothers who robbed a school tuckshop proprietor were today jailed for two years each by the president of the Sessions Court, Inche Hashim bin Yeop Abdullah Sani. Yong Sew Chong. 22, and Yong Sieu Choc. 21. pleaded guilty to robbing Llm
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    New plant
    35 6 TAIPING. Wed. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee. will open the new plant of the Malayan Timber Preservation Ltd. at the I 1 2 mile Slmpang Road here on Saturday.
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    Aussies are here on a 'f inding out' visit
    316 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad EIGHT Australian journalists who arrived by air in. the Federal capital today are finding out about conditions in Malaya. They are Messrs. Guy Harriott, associate editor, Sydney Morning Herald: A. Cooke, dip 1 o matic correspondent, Australian Broadcasting
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    PRINCE ALBERT: STRONGER TIES THROUGH INVESTMENTS
    303 6 PRINCE ALBERT: STRONGER TIES THROUGH INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. DRINCE Albert of Belgium said here today that his country hoped to strengthen economic ties with territories in this region through investments. The prince, who Is now leading a 15-member trade delegation to South-East Asia, described Singapore as "one of the greatest
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    $7,000 FOR REPAIRS TO MOSQUE
    60 6 $7,000 FOR REPAIRS TO MOSQUE PENANG. Wed. The century-old Dato Koyah Mosque in Transfer Road will soon be renovated. The Chief Minister. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, has obtained a $7,000 grant from the Federation Government for the repairs to be carried out. The masque is a monument to "Dato Koyah." a
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    School play
    23 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Maxwell School Society of Drama will present "She Stoops to Conquer" at the Town Hall here on Sunday.
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    A $30 pen costs thieves 3 years in jail
    197 6 A $30 pen costs thieves 3 years in jail SINGAPORE.. Wed. Two men were each Jailed for THREE YEARS today by a district court for stealing a $30 PEN from a shopkeeper. They were Yap Ah Chye. 34. a shoemaker, and Lum Moon Yong, 28. an ice-water seller. Both had
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    Parade to mark birthday
    67 6 SEREMBAN, Wed.— A parade will be held at the headquarters of the 17 Gurkha Division at Rasah Camp here at 8 a.m. on Saturday to mark the birthday of Queen Elizabeth. Taking part In the parade will be three squadrons of 17 Gurkha Signal Regiment, the
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    Magistrate is transferred
    44 6 TELUK ANSON. Wed.— The Circuit Magistrate here. Wan Ismail bin Wan Mohamed Salleh, will leave tomorrow on transfer as president of the Sessions Court at Sungei Patani. He will be succeeded by Inche Nik Hussaln bin Nik Ali. from Kuala Lumpur.
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    Guide visit
    30 6 TELUK ANSON. Wed.— Th« Federation's Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides. Mrs. L. Navaratnam. will visit Teluk Anson on Saturday Sir Thomas bpton s Shamrock in the big race
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      171 6 MJ 9 i Abnvr H,, It Capp I SOME MANAGER YOU ARE,. "V I 1 1 -AND l ODNT rfm&T&XES, H'ALBERRJ T" f f-BUTHT"' B W NaIUUUXi.J SIDNEV»r— ISINGME. S EAD J I EVEN GET VDUVE GOT TO 61VE- > VTESTOGME X WA^ J OFF, FOR AIOLE HOUR— ~S I
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      US genius put radio within the world's reach...
      1390 7 US genius put radio within the world's reach... THE STORY OF LEE DE FOREST AND HIS PIONEERING SPIRIT HE WAS A MOODY, BRILLIANT STUDENT ONE February day in 1958, 84 -year -old Lee de Forest, one of America's greatest inventors with 300 patents to his credit, underwent a delicate tumour
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    52 8 2* »orW» ll§ i Minimum) UtO CRATIAI thank, to B«cr«d Hr.n MoTiirr of Perpetual Succour and 81 Jomi* for favours granted Jo»*|»h Tan Kirn K•■ MRS. tONC ONC JOO family laaat rrlativrs A friends for tntir kind attcudanre urca'h* auwtanrr loan of r«ra donatiuan mun«« of i-oadol- »»<-• durmic
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    203 8 7* »orW. 11l fHKU>..J IT CAtV COINC »hrn you travel in K.i. im 100', Kn-urh uoollrn flrte and toinlortitble JO en-Minn colours. Modrrnv :14. Hmn I purr SINCAPORE ORCMIOS LTD. tarnou* 6-acre .\urserlr.« offer hlgoeit qu»Uty MalayvD a««)llngs, community pom, plaoia. write Camay Building (or catalogue. riTZPATRICK't lli.m nave
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    18 8 10 Wort* $!.il> Mim. > 10M0RC BAMRU H.mv l.l^h' Church huraday pm r ROT l).r*k (Jill. All
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    The Straits Times Thursday, May 31, 1962. Ipoh Looks Ahead
    592 8 The Straits Times Thursday, May 31, 1962. Ipoh Looks Ahead Given a municipal constitution with the unanimous approval of Perak's Stale Assembly this week, Ipoh today joins Penang, Kuala Lumpur and Malacca at the highest level of local government Recognition of its proper standing has been long delayed, in tin-
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    Slump That Isn't
    447 8 In the midst of sickness we are in health, is Wall Street* cry, and every economic indicator in America can be quoted to prove it Income, employment, production and retail sales all rose in April, even durable goods and housing, which have been the laggards, are moving
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    Old Myth
    227 8 U is odd how the myth persists that the rubber industry controls in some way the price of its products. Mr. T. G. Jenkins, President of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association, in his address to the Association's annual conference denied it again, but it may be doubted
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    M-DAY FOR IPOH
    1367 8  - M-DAY FOR IPOH HENRY PAUL FROM A LAWLESS ATTAP AND MUDWALLED VILLAGE into a town council area, the creation of a town council of partially elected representatives, and establishment of an electoral register. PHASE TWO was to be a period of consolidation and growth during which the new town council
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      A wicked combination
      273 8 A CASE reported in the Straits Times recently highlights the lethal quality of Inefficient brakes coupled with overloading. This wicked combination must be responsible for more accidents than the police care to mention. It is generally agreed by people connected with road transport that, in order to
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      SUPERMAN FOR RUBBER
      206 8 pRACTICALLY every day there Is talk or articles In the papers about natural and synthetic rubber. I came to Malaya In 1909 when the price of coal was 30s. a ton. What does coal cost now? In spite of Its present enormous cost, no one writes or
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      JOBS AID FOR THE YOUNG
      140 8 r PHE suggestion about career guidance for young Malayan school leavers should merit the attention of the Singapore Government. It ls an urgent and imperative need for the thousands of school leavers In Singapore each year. It ls essential that tne potential strengths and capacities
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      294 8 Kodak announces NEW COLOR DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGING PRICES Fro* Jim 1, 1962, the following prices will apply: 5 Kodocolor Film Developing Ll r Pric M S Per roll, ony listed size 2.00 Ek»ajtolor Printt from Kodocolor Nagajtiyei 2f^ IVmt (2'V x Vi") .65 From standard 24 x 36mm or
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    418 9 Lee warns the 'f ront' unions HONG KONG, Wad. TUTTING THE HEAT ON GOVT —AND THE CONSEQUENCES the formation oi Malaysia, leaders c trade unions used as fronts to "put tht heat on the Government" would find the "salubrious air of Singapore uncomfortable for them.' Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee
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    Killed by tree
    25 9 KLUANG. Wed. A logger Marijo bin Sunginljo. 53. was killed yesterday when a falling branch struck him at Sim pan 2 Renganv
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    BANKS DISPUTE: SETTLEMENT HOPES RISE
    213 9 IPOH, Wednesday. LIOPES of a settlement in the deadlocked wage 11 talks between the National Union of Bank Employees and the Committee of Banks rose today through the intervention of the Department of Labour and Industrial Relations. Mr. P. C. Gomez, founder- president of the
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    An economic mission to visit Italy
    105 9 KoALA LUMPUR, Wed A hve-inan Malayan economic mission will leave next week for a 15-day tour ol Italy to visit Important manufacturers. The mission is being led by the Controller of irade Division, Ministry ot Commerce and Industry. Inche tiujak bin Rahiman, according to
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    S.P.A. council man quits
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— Mr O. S. Rengasamy a member of the advisory council of the Singapore People's Alliance, today announced his resigna tion from the party. He is a former City Councillor, and one time secretary general of the City Counril Labour Unions Federation.
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    Land for airport
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Selangor Government has gazetted another 10 lots of land in the Sungel Buloh area as being "likely to be acquired" for the new international airport project.
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    Teenage 'pop' singer Linda to visit Kuala Lumpur
    102 9 Teenage 'pop' singer Linda to visit Kuala Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An American teenage "pop" singer. Linda Scott (above). will visit Kuala Lumpur on June 1". Her visit is part of a Far Eastern tour. Linda, whose real name is l.ind:i Joy Sampson, is now touring Australia accompanied by her
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    Rotary guest
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Mr. H. Boudewyn the assistant manager of the commercial service of Radio Malaya, was the guest speaker at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club here today.
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    Rex, the heart broken Peke, is gradually recovering...
    344 9 PENANG, Wednesday. HEART-BROKEN Pekingese which refused to eat any food for several days after its master's death in London, is gradually recovering in its Macalister Road home here. The Peke. Rex, was one of six dogs belonging to the late rubber magnate
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    TWO ESTATE WOMEN DROWNED IN CANAL
    85 9 TWO ESTATE WOMEN DROWNED IN CANAL PARIT BUNTAR, \Ved.— Two woman eistat* labourers, H Sulnamah, 75. and D. Andan. 34. wer*» found drowned In an irrigation canal in Kuala furau near here, yesterday. It is believed that Sulnamah slipped and fell into the canal and Andan tried to rescue her.
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    Soldiers escape crash
    53 9 KUANTAN Wed. Five soldiers of the 4th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, escaped with minor Injuries when their truck overturned at the 21st mile Gam- bang Road last night They had taken part in the birthday parade of the Sultan ot Pahang. at Pekan and were returning to
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    INSPECTOR INVESTIGATES TEAR-GAS EXPLOSION
    99 9 INSPECTOR INVESTIGATES TEAR-GAS EXPLOSION KUANTAN. Wed. The OCPD here. Senior Inspector Jagat Slr.gh. said today he wu Investigating a report that tear-gas bombs had exploded at the police station In the centre of the town. He was asked to comment on a Btralt« Times reader's letter received In Kuala Lumpur
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    Brenda invited to party
    57 9 P E N A N G, Wed— Miss Malaya. 19-year-old Brenda Alvlsse. has been invited by the Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, to a garden party at the Residency on June 6 to celebrate the official birthday of the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong. Also invited ore her
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    Judge for tour
    29 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah leaves on Friday on a three-month world tour. He will attend a conference of Judges In the United States.
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    Sarawak bans a Barisan leader
    158 9 Sarawak bans a Barisan leader SINGAPORE. Wed. Th Sarawak (Jovernnn nt hat refused to allow a Barisan Sosialis leader. Mr. Fong Swee Suan, to mti-r the territory to attend a political meeting. Acting on this, the Singapore immigration author!. ties have also refused him permission to leave for Kurhing. Mr.
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    Mr. KO'S JAW DROPS: AFRAID OF STUDENTS?
    2692 10 Mr. KO'S JAW DROPS: AFRAID OF STUDENTS? SINGAPORE, Wednesday J^JR. FRANCIS T. Scow. Crown Counsel, suggested today that Mr. Ko Teck Kin, president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, was "afraid of students." Mr. Ko who is also president of the Singapore Chinese Schools Sti.ffCommlttee Association and chairman to the
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      294 10 m%Mi imJßm SfltT^ lT" mi a m m 4** i tmt k =a Via*, mat ml *r 4 f>B B 'R* 9oK^_ Fashion Begins With M "VLiEX JSSSgSMft Light as a feather, yet durable too. NYLEX fabrics are caretully woven from fibre to finished fabrics under the strict supervision of
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    'Rl ready for war at any moment'
    177 11 'Rl ready for war at any moment' SINGAPORE, Wed.— A Singapore student said today that an "atturnecl from Jakarta leader who has just remosphere of war" pervaded the entire Indonesian Republic. Mr. Gilbert Chai. general secretary of the university of Singapore Students' Union. who attended an executive committee meettinjc of
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    ALLIANCE BIG GUNS AID VOTE DRIVE
    146 11 KOTA BHARU. Wed Three Alliance Ministers headed by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, arrived here today to help the local Alliance in the State Assembly by-election cam palgn at Rantau Fanjang. 28 miles from here. Big welcome The other two
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    Three graduate in Brisbane
    63 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Three Malayan students who came to Australia under the Colombo Plan were among the 629 graduates of the University of Queensland whose degrees and diplomas were awarded at a ceremony held In Brisbane. They were Miss Boon Cheow Hun of Kuala Lumpur Miss
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    Sunshine picnic
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur will take about 100 poor children to a picnic at the Rotary Sunshine Home at Port Dirkson on Sunday.
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    The generosity of Miss Lai
    409 11 BECAUSE OF HER. HALF CASH FROM VARIETY CONCERT WILL NOW GO TO CRIPPLED JOHNNY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. JJALF the proceeds of a forthcoming variety concert here are to go to crippled Singapore student Johnny Ang thanks to the generosity of Lai Yoke Heong, the Kuala
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    Koran contest
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Selangor Muslim League will hold a Koran reading contest open to all Muslim boys under 20 on June 24 at the Malay Street mosque here:
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    Land cost snag delays swimming pool plan
    212 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. WORK on the Federal capital's nrst public swimming pool in Weld Road costing $1.2 million, has hit a snag. Plans are ready and loan funds are available for work to start lmmedl ateiy. But the Municipality is not prepared to
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    A RECORD 65,000 SEEK NEW ISSUE SHARES
    159 11 A RECORD 65,000 SEEK NEW ISSUE SHARES KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. MORE than 65,000 applications amounting to $51 million have been received for the 5,750.000 one-dollar stock units offered by Malayan Containers Ltd. This Is the biggest number of applications for any Investment received since Merdeka. The company's registrars, Malayan Industrial
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    More pay for staff men on estates
    143 11 More pay for staff men on estates KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Five thousand monthly-paid estate workers are to get improved wages and conditions of service this month following an agreement between the All-Malayan Estate Staff Union and the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association. This was disclosed today by the general secretary
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    P.E. courses for teachers
    44 11 MALACCA, Wed.— A seriw of week-end courses in physical education including physical recreation, athletics and games have been started for qualified teacher* in Malay national schools. They are being conducted by Mrs. John G. Variyan of the Education Department. Malacca.
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      309 12 FORMULA FOR A HAPPY MARRIAGE AN unselfish love ol one's wife and a sense of responsibility —these are the qualities of a good husband. Roman Catholics in 500 parishes throughout Britain were told recently. The recipe for married love comes in 200.000
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      NAAFI TO SHOW LATEST GOWNS FROM LONDON
      251 12 NAAFI TO SHOW LATEST GOWNS FROM LONDON A COLLECTION of 90 ensembles, the latest styles from London, will be seen in Singapore tomorrow when NAAFI stages a fashion show at the Ambassador Hotel in Meyer Road. Fhe collection will include day and afternoon dresses, cocktail gowns, beach and sports wear,
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      Wedding ring for june bride
      328 12 Wedding ring for june bride WHEN choosing your wedding ring, make sure it is a true partner to the engagement ring so that each heightens the beauty of the other. Different settings and different cuts of stone In the engagement ring demand particular types of wedding ring since an engagement
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      325 12 Straits Times Crossword I F~l F~l [*~~BF~I i 6 i p~l F~ ACROSS 6. See 1 iuio.-.s i4>. 1. 9. 8. 6. 19. Shu. in oiner 7. Richardia is a strange girl i 4. words, thence how break 4> teems to fan regard lanag.i 8. See 1 across (3. 5«
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    262 14 'THE Federation Rubber Exchange opened half a cent lower than Tuesday's closing level on lower overseas advices and thereafter .sellers predominated cuu&lng a turther half cent decline. lower sheet Interest waa confined to small covering. The afternoon session was quiet and the official clo&e was down
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    205 14 JUNE first grade rubber buyers f.e.b. closed at :> p.m. In Singapore yesterday at 77 cents per Ib.. down eeven-elKMhn of a cent on Tuesday's closing price The tone was zarely attady. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices In centi per Ib. yaaterday: Int. 1 R.R.S. Prompt f.o.b huyen 77*.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 14 May 30. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 77 cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). K.L.: 77 cents (down one cent). TIN: 5458.121 (down 87* cents*. Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (down
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 14 I clatlen made 'heae changea In it* rates to merchunta yesterday (all rates to *100>: Canada: buying TT 3.'il3'lS. airman OO 33 13/18, 00 d/st 361 credit bills. 364 trade lulls. Selling TT er OO ready: Canada 351: Swlis Fnnci 1401: Belgian Franct •■•>■,*; Helland Guilders 117: Oeutsehe
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    STOCKS DROP THEN RALLY ON AMERICAN INFLUENCE
    533 14 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Malayan Stock Exchange opened yesterday industrial and tin share prices fell away under the influence of Monday's crash on Wall Street when the Dow Jones index slumped 34.95 points. There was a firmer tendency. however. In later
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 14 May 29 May ndustrUls: 174.51 172.7! Km: 295.38 293.2 i mbben 191.16 191.H Fan. 1. 1938 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    759 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Induttrlali: Dunlopa (2.000) $1.70. (1.000) 51. 71: Baat Smelt (1.000) $3.02: F. and N ord« <2.000) 12.R1 ON. (7.000) $2.7S (1.000) $2.77: M. Cemeat (1.000) (2.75 ON. (4.000) $2.70: M. Tobacco
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    Rubber price falls to its level for present year
    294 14 Dealings were extremely hesitant In the earlier stages and later some selling of three months from one quarter gave the market an easier appearances. At the close, losses of around £5 per ton were registered. As well as the lack of
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    77 14 'THE Federation Minister of x Kinanor ham fixed these prfovn for calculating runtomi duties for the week beginning on M»y SI: Robber 78% cents a Ib. < opra $448 a ton. Coconut oil SSSOaton. Palm oU S«3l.soaton. Palm kernels $316 50 a ton. The rates of dnties payable
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    201 14 SHIN lying alengtld* the llngaawre wtiirvet tiMlay an: Qlenroy SS'M, Brooxvllle IS'l6. India Mall «'7. BenKloe 3S/34, Roegh Dene 13/14. Mandama (WRRDE.i, Madison Uoyd 4^/43. Leda Maerak 10 Outer read*: Permina 11. Benlomoiid, Ledi Maerak. Rai Maemk. Araonea. Hiy^aukune Maru. Belamat TlKa. Bpero, tddlce. Anna Bakke.
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    165 14 MELBOURNE. Wed INVESTMENT and Industrial 'shares were marked down in early trading over a vine range Practically the whole lit showed losses with the fen rises being only narrow. The stock exchange chairman v.arned against ru&hlnu to sell Khares. The market se'tled later and most leaders rallied. Turnover*
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    130 14 May 31 Three montna. (OFFICIAL OUOTATIONS) INOUITRIAU r. N. 12 eta. Cold Store sd. M. Box 12 eta. Steamship d cti. Brewerlea 28 ct» 8 Tlmea 15 eta. Roblaaon 0 eta. 8. Tradera 32 rtt 8. Darby 4M. Uniteeri 10 eta W Jack! 9 MININOI A. Amal 2'S
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    117 14 CHIN EI E Prsduca Eiehinie. Hitlapere neen prlcas per picul yitterday Ceesnut ill: bulk $3yi sellers, drum $42i Kdlen. Cepra: June UK'Continent: $28 buyers. %■-■> sellers. Pepper: Muntok white (ISO sellers. aneotal Sarawak white $M7i nellera, iwrhled Lamponn hla'-k $117 i aellera AKTA $130 Mllcrs. mcapere Cepri Assealatlen
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      711 15 NOTICES THE BASSETT RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malay* > Notice Is hereby given that the :'fl'h Annual Oeneral Meeting of Stockholders Mil be held at the Registered Office of the Company. No. 1 Benteng. Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. June 28th at 10.45 am for the purpose
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      370 15 NOTICE THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association tn the State of Bingapore will be closed for business on Monday 4th June 1862 (or National Day. PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i 1 I WAR DEPARTMENT SINGAPORE CIVILIAN MEDICAL PRACTITIONtKS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Civilian Medical Practitioners with qualifications
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      971 15 (Continued from Pate V) SITUATIONS VACANT W or*. Si (Vim.)—B»x i§ ctw. txlrm WANTED KEBUN with drivtns licence. Accommodation provided. Appl> Ko» A 4501 K.T. Spore. CCNERAL AMAH speak English. clean plain coukm,, 2 children, 6 and i yean Ring spore *****. GENERAL AMAM REQUIRED for Kuropean household. Mum apeak
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      1060 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Wants (i (Min.)-Btx St rt». txtrm j M UNFURNISHED ROOM FOR rent In large flat with modern sanitation. Call at ISS-A IfacPherson Road rt (B'port) anytime after 9 a.m. M 818 SHOP-HOUSES 4-Rooms Flat* ate tor Rant Open Ustata racing Swan Lake Avenue with scr- st not roads
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      732 15 EDUCATION W*r4t %i (Uim.)—B»x M rt». tatrm RAPID COURtEC Secretarial (Typevntio*. Shorthand Bookkceplns, Corespondencv. Secretarial Practice), bii hiontbs Course. Starting Jium: Raja's Joilege (Oieo Singh 2nd floor) TIONC BAMRU ALEXANDRA Students! I Commencing Jus* Nt» EveDlnc Seasions Typewriting AD States. Shorthand theory '»P««< at ;.l A C.C, School. 330 Outram
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      776 15 TUITION ♦t Wtntt Si (Mtn.)—»9X i» eft. extru I TEACHERS OIVI CHEAP Tuition In your borne, (or any subject Id Primary or Secondary of English or CtaincM I Uchools. Write Box A44M B.T. Wssa- J pore. OUARANTIID OANCI BALLROOM in 3 noun! Quickstep. Walt.-. Foxtrot. Tango, Rumba. Cbacha, 8 Tempo.
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    Ipoh is now municipality
    412 16 FIRST PRESIDENT SAYS: THIS IS A PLEDGE REDEEMED PLEDGE TO PRESS TO COMPLETION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE ALL BASIC, VITAL PROJECTS IPOH, Wednesday. elevation of this town of 200,000 to a municipality tomorrow by the Sultan of Perak was today described by Mr. S.P. Seenivasagam, who
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    Dianne I'm very angry turned out of Bangkok
    177 16 DIANNE SEAICH (above*, the 17-year-old Australian dancer, left Kuala Lumpur for Bangkok yesterday morning— and was back again last night "very angry" with Thai immigration officials for turning her out of the country. She was to have perionned at the Naturalist Club
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    49 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Fifteen finalists will compete In the Menorah Club's oratorical and elocution contest at the Reuben Manasseh Meyer Hall. Oxley Rise, on Sunday. June 10 starting at 3 p.m. The Judges will be Miss Betty Cohen, Mrs. E. Bridgewater avid Mr. Francis Thomas.
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    Shot man cleared of affray charge
    170 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lira Yam Bock. 21. who was shot by a CID detective in an incident on New Years Eve. was today acquitted on a charge of committing affray and another of unlawful possession of a dagger. At a previous hearing, detective Charlie Tan
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    P.I. national day now July 12
    71 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Philippines Consul General in Singapore, Mr. Juan C. DionLsio, announced today that the national day of the Philippines has been changed from July 4 to July 12 by proclamation of President Diosdado Macapagal. The Consul General ls sending out invitations for
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    STRIKE ASSAULT: 3 WIN PLEA AGAINST PRISON
    138 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. A mandore. a road sweeper and a grass cutter yesterday escaped prison sentence following a high court appeal. They had been sentenced to oni- month's imprisonment by a lower court for assaulting a non-striker during the City Council strike. Sir Alan
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    Irene Kohler plays in Singapore
    263 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. A prodigious programme which included Beethoven's "Waldstein" Sonata and the Brahms-Han-del Variations was given by the distinguished British pianist, Irene Kohler. in the Victoria Theatre last night Miss Kohler opened with three of Bach's keyboard Inventions; delightful pages that are normally, but wrongly,
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    A drifting boat had smugglers on board
    137 16 A drifting boat had smugglers on board SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Customs party intercepted a kuleh drifting off Marine Parade on April 13 and found two Indonesians with 67.96 Ib. of cigarettes and 43.75 Ib. of shag tobacco, a Singapore cuurt was told today. I Total duty due was SI.I.VV tt>.
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    A STRIKE VOTE IN EMPRESS PLACE
    99 16 A STRIKE VOTE IN EMPRESS PLACE SINGAPORE, Wed. Some 60 employees of the Board of Currency Commissioners in Empress Place have decided to go on strike. They allege that the board has refused to open negotiations on their claims for revised salaries and improved conditions of service. The workers, who
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    23 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Menorah Club here is sponsoring a dance at its premises in Oxley Rise on Sunday at 8 >>.m.
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      7 nations 'yes' to Merdeka tourney
      275 17  - 7 nations 'yes' to Merdeka tourney KEN FERNANDEZ By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. CLYKN countries have already accepted the I.A. of Malaya's invitation to play in the Merdeka tournament at Kuala Lumpur from Sept. 8 to 18. They are Indonesia, the champions. Israel, runnen-up to Korea in the Asian Cup. Japan,
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      Monk's Hill triumph in first triangular meet
      538 17 Monk's Hill triumph in first triangular meet SINGAPORE. Wed. Monk's Hill Secondary School, with 288 points, won the first Inter-school athletics triangular meet at Monk's Hill today. Siglap Secondary School were second 170 > and third was Serangoon Garden High School (156). Results: BOYS loom A: 1 Alagappan 2 Ragupalhy
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      96 17 Strike by World Cup refs averted SANTIAGO, Wed. A •strike by South American soccer referees on the eve of the World Cup finals seemed to have been averted yesterday. The Latin referees had accused FIFA. International soccer's ruling body of "discrimination" in appointing 20 European referees and only four South
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      Santana in singles semi-finals
      103 17 Santana in singles semi-finals PARIS. Wed.— Manuel Santana of Spain is the oniy i.-m- Australian In the men's singles semi-finals In the French lawn tennis championships here. Santana beat' Pierre Darmon of France 6-4, 6-2, 6-3 in the quarter-finals yesterday. In the other singles matches yesterday, Roy Emerson beat Ramanathan
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      136 17 SOCCER S'PORF. BHFA LGt-CUP— Senior Grp A: Evrready 3HK Bank 1; Cold Storage w.a Mercantile Bk; Spore Glass 3 Wrarnes 1: Grp B: Shell 3 Mai Airways 3; Metal Box wo. Spore Traction. KLL'ANO DIV. -i: Wah Chinß 6 Lambak 2. IPOH DIV. 1: Kllat 1 Klnta Indians
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      N. Perak tennis
      27 17 TAIPING. Wed.— The annual North Perak lawn tennis championships will be held in Taiplng from June 16 to 24. Entries close on June 11.
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      CSC optimistic of 'double'
      65 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Recreation Club and Ceylon Sports Club will clash In the S-H.A. senior knockout final for the Oehlers Cup at Farrer Park tomorrow. Both teams are optimistic of their chances. B.R.C. have a young and speedy forward line and will give the Ceylonese defence
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      22 entries for the perak Derby but only 16 will be handicapped in field
      672 17 22 entries for the perak Derby but only 16 will be handicapped in field TPOH Wed. There are 22 entries for the Perak Derby to be run over li miles here on June 17. But the field will be limited to 16 runner*. The others will be handicapped in the
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      HANTS TAKE 4 POINTS IN A DRAW
      194 17 HANTS TAKE 4 POINTS IN A DRAW LONDON, Wednesday. RAIN badly affected yesterday's nrst-class cricket programme and none of the matches reached a definite conclusion. Hampshire took four polnu, from an exciting drawn game with Worcestershire at Cowes. Isle of Wight. Rain held up play for 20 minutes at the
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      Lions held by Malacca
      63 17 MALACCA, Wed Tbe Lions soccer team from Manila opened their Federation tour by holding Malacca to a oneall draw at Kubu Stadium today. Lions opened accounts in the fifth minute when insideleft Larry Chua beat goalkeeper Soo Phang with an easy shot. Five minutes later outsideright
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      88 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOLR MATCH: Spore Joint Services v British Army touring team (Jn. Besar, 7.30 p.m.). SPORE DIV. 2C: RAF Seletax A' v Minto (St. George's RcO T. Kuran Utd. v Rajaji rOeylangv Friendly: Army Officers XI v RAF Officers XI (Jn Besar. 6>. KHANC; DIV. 2: Sembronft v
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    447 18 Govt. soldiers, U.S. advisers all quit Houei Sai Laotian troops flee across Mekong river into Thailand VIENTIANE, Wednesday. LAOTIAN (Jo\ eminent troops and their U.S. military advisers have evacuated the town of Houei Sai in the lace of a full-scale pro- ommunist attack, a I.S. military spokesman
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    122 18 Cricket tea scores LONDON. Wed. Tea .-cores in today .s cricket maiciies were At Shf/firld. Wanwck.sluie 192 for four v Yoiicsntre. At Gravesrnd: Soni6t>et 231 lor four v Kent. At Lords: Hampshire 253 for ihree v Middle-ex. At Oxford: Ox lord University 167 for four v Deiby.-ilme. At Liverpool: E.*~ex
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    Water shut-off in two areas
    50 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Water will be cut oil tomorrow along Kampong Arang Road between Mountbatten Road and Kampong Kayu Road from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and in Kampong Bedok. between Bedok Road and Police Barracks near PMtti if Terbakar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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    226 18 Russia can't destroy America yet says Dean GENEVA. Wednesday AMERICAS "best present estimate" was that while Russia could In a nuclear war cause the gravest damage to the U.S. and its population, "it does not possess at this time either the first or second strike capability to destroy the U.S.".
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    Fire razes stores, part of cabaret
    124 18 Fire razes stores, part of cabaret rjINGAPORE. Thurs. io Twelve clothes stores and a portion of the cabaret in the Happy World Amusement Park were gutted by a sudden blaze this morning the second in the park in two months. l Police investigators on the scene suspected arson. Shopkeepers estimated
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    Sale of work
    35 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Council of Social Service is organising a big exhibition and sale of work at the Victoria Memorial Hall on June 2, as part of the National Day celebrations.
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    114 18 MR T WILLIAMS "I I.'.T |':,.ir paaev „.m mi i tut iiuu.i iv BMadarl n 3.30 i>.n. today. MADAM YAP KIN NEO. inny of Kn hard ;md Philip j Chew Pri fully on 25.5.U2 ut 73. Joo Cblat ion. Kuril ral on MADAM CHIA KIM ENC i if. or
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    153 18 TAN LAV CHIN Hlovrd "Iff of Ob CfcMg liuan died iwacvlully on V THAMBOO. Katht-r of I Sivhk'uru <>t Jiihun- Bathru, and Dr. T. V.>\:ii>:.thun (if KimU Ultnpui. p»«scd Htf |H-aci{ully .it JK. NMM Iliiad. K.I. H .Id..'. Cort.Ki- will Iravc for iMkr Y. w Koad Crematorium a' 4.30
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    39 18 THUM VEE AND family of Ift. Munrri s t. nd'-r 'hi !r hcvirtfWt thank- to all their n>lattve« «nd fn. nd* who sent condolence M--mm>. dcrollK. wrrnth». adra, loan it •■ttand it tended Hi. funeral of their mother
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    45 18 MRS R. MIZIA of Buanynav Kindergarten. »end« gnettad to all parvnlH M In r .return to Slnxapore from Australia. ANNOUNCING: Now rnriai trwt m-n' mrt m;«kt»-iio riv Um^imp *xoert ■in to hnir<lrrsslnß at M»» '■'oenii B«iiit» Si loon. M fVvon»nir» ttoxrf. SinenDor*— Phone 3103*.
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    182 18 ALGERIA: NOW A TWO-WAY EXODUS ALGIERS. Wed. While the exodus of Europeans from Algeria to France mounts daily, the first butch of Algerian refugees started moving back from Tunisia to Algeria today. According to official estimates, about 55.000 people, mostly Europeans, have left for France since the ceasefire was agreed
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    Re-elected
    26 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr A. J Gabriel was re-elected president ot the Local Senior Officers" Association of the City Council at their annual general meeting yesterday.
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    Lock icon In the lost property dept.: Alex's $36,000 brooch
    147 18 In the lost property dept.: Alex's $36,000 brooch STOCKHOLM. Wed.— Prinress Alexandra, whose five-day visit to Sweden riHcd yesterday, lost a K l. .;<iii brooch (about >:;<.. UOIH a .1 1 from her ;i iiuliiintiii-r. Queen Mary at a ball here on .Monday night but got it back yesterday morning
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    LONDON STOCKS
    381 18 LONDON. Wed. lne tecoveiy > which took piace in London block markets today and followed the late recovery on Wall S.reei last night was equally as fanta.suc as i Uie fall of yesterday and mo-si prices were restored to or around Mondays closinu levels Bu^lne^^ showed a marked
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON. Wed. Buvers £914, tilers £915. Forward buyers £917. Hers £918. Settlement £91S>-... urnoier am. 120 tons. p.m. 40 ins. Tone: Barely steady
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    RUBBER
    47 18 LONDON. Wed —Spot 23d., July 13 1 16d.. August 23 l/16d S«pl. i !3 1 16d July Sept. 23 1/ltki. 3ct. Dec. 23', d.. Jan /March !3\d.. Aprtl June 23 1/16d.. r l f. lune 22 U/16d July 22 ,d.. Aug. 12 \d. Tone: Slightly easier
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    Party guest
    34 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. A tea party in honour of the founder of the Universal Peace Sanctuary. His Holiness Gnanavallal Paranjothi Mahan. will be held at Robinson's Cafe at 4.30 p.m. on June 10
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    189 18 U Thant's new W. Irian appeal T^EW YORK, Wed. 11 U Thant, the acting U.N. SetretaryGeneral, conferred again yesterday with Mr. Ellsworth Bunker, the former United States diplomat who has been representing the U.N. chief in talks between the Dutch and Indonesians about West New Guinfa (West Irian). Mr. Bunker
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    Boy of 8 is battered to death
    91 18 SINGAPORE. Wed An O »ight-yeai-olci boy. Yoi.p Beng Boon, was battered to death by a man In his home at Boon Keng Road, oil Lavender Street, this even- 1 -I. Thr mother ol me boy tnid police that the man had earlier quarrelled
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      A quirk of fate paved the way for growth of Ipoh
      941 1  -  IPOH, capital of tin. rubber and iron rich Perak, dons a festive garb today to celebrate an historic occasion with four days of gaiety. Ceremony This morning in a public ••eremony on the town pailang. the Sultan, of Perak
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      Tin capital comes of age today
      1643 1  - Tin capital comes of age today E. G. WALLER THE ROAD AHEAD: MUNICIPALITY MUST NOW DETERMINE ITS LIFE'S COURSE By A MILESTONE has now been reached in the 80 years of Ipoh's history; Ipoh is of age and is now a municipality. This point is not a culmination where the
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        231 1 Programme for municipal joy TODAY lam Declaration of Municipality ccrcmoin on lpoh r.id.iiiL. and parade. 10.30 am. laaagaral •Meting «f CooncH of the Municipalit\ <>f lpoh at I ouncil Cham brr. p.m. Opmins of "Your Town" exhibition, ♦st. Johns AmbiiljiHc Hall— to last .1 Mit-k 8 p.m. lpoh Pad.ini;: .Malay
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      14 2 It's the career officers who see that proposals are carried out
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      PROFESSIONALS MEN BEHIND THE COUNCILS
      1198 2  -  E.G. WALLER By Chairman of the Ipoh Town Council "J*HE council resolves that How often have we experienced resolutions at Local Government level which burn briefly in the public eye and then die, to be forgotten among dusty fUes bound with faded red tape. A
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        255 2 THE PERAK RIVER HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER CO., LTD. and its subsidiary THE KINTA ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION CO., LTD. SUPPLIERS OF ELECTRIC POWER IN PERAK FOR 33 YEARS offer SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to IPOH TOWN COUNCIL on attaining MUNICIPAL STATUS AND LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING THEIR COOPERATION in FUTURE DEVELOPMENT by providing ELECTRIC POWER
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      The grass roots of democracy
      912 3  -  DAHARI ALI By LOCAL COUNCILS IN NEW VILLAGES HAVE MANY BRIDGES TO CROSS THREE months from n o w.. more than 300,000 of Malaya's total electorate of two million will have chosen 2,400 people to represent their interests on 296 local councils. After a postponement
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        18 3 We offer our Felicitations TO IPOH TOWN COUNCIL n the attainment of MUNICIPAL STATUS CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD.
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        196 3 Not only travel, but.... It is true that Harper, Gilfillan have the largebt and most modern travel agency in Ipoh you see it pictured above. We are proud of the contribution we have made (and will continue to make) to the progress and development of Ipoh, which has culminated in
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      1862-A VICE-RIDDEN TO WN
      91 4 1862- A VICE-RIDDEN TO WN LEFT: One of the main streets of Ipoh in 1890 when the town was just being built up. At the time the chief means of transport was the bullock cart or your own two legs.- Elephants were also used for heavy work in the town.
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      1962-A DYNAMIC CAPITAL
      980 4  -  J.J. MIRANDA "FROM a wide open r mining town nearly one hundred years ago, when secret societies held sway and gambling, vice and opium smoking was the normal way of life, to a dynamic, modern town bursting at the seams that in brief is the history of
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        104 4 WILLIAM JACKS CO. (MALAYA) LIMITED congratulate the people of Ipoh Town on the occasion of its elevation to Municipal Status. MALAYA <JlA€K^> BORNEO SINGAPORE RADIO, TELECOMMUNICATION and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES EARTHMOVING and MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PLANT BUILDING MATERIALS FIRE-FIGHTING EQUIPMENT j GENERAL IMPORTS RUBBER and TIN INSURANCE GREETINGS to L&^UM IpF attainment
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        54 4 PATERSON, SIMONS CO. LIMITED (with over 100 YEARS in Malaya) in association with KYLE, PALMER CO. LIMITED (with over 40 YEARS in Malaya) Congratulate THE IPOH TOWN COUNCIL on becoming a MUNICIPALITY Congratulations, IPOH MUNICIPALITY, From: F.M.S. HOTEL 2, Brewster Road, Ipoh. Phone 3591 Specialised caterers for all types of
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      A $60mil. building boom for Malaya's growing tin capital
      1201 5  -  Henry Paul FACTORY CONSTRUCTION HAS ALREADY STARTED AT TASEK By CONSTRUCTION jobs on a wide variety of buildings in Ipoh, totalling about $60 million have started or are on the planning boards. Apart from these, preliminary work has also started on
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      The first | president
      156 6 The first president \IR S. P. SEENIVAiU SAC AM. 45. (above) who will be elected Ipoh's first municipal- president today .at the inaugural meeting of the Municipal Council, is the eldest son of late Mr. S. Seenivasagam, leading Ipoh lawyer, and the late Mrs. Seenivasagam. After his early education at
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      House-keeping on a grand scale
      978 6  - House-keeping on a grand scale E. G. WALLER By "/CAPITAL projects." There is magic in the phrase, especially if accompanied by a multimillion dollar price tag. Newsworthy, prestlgp building and eye-catching But let .us go in by the btage door and have a quick look behind th>> iscenes. Running a
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        174 6 Congratulations to IPOH The Tools of P^CflJijiii" Your Business... jCtj UShv FURNITURE t P IRIIIIONiHt ai TYPING OR DUPLICATING I BS^Lgtk H flllNC lIH o 1 I v.«it>i» i r u,«i \WT v 2 —^BB I A CH IN E S m ~~*fV lOrfKo.i m44-i% 4 <slcula»inf *d'«« •4dr*,li«f t
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        107 6 Congratulations to THE IPOH TOWN COUNCIL on the occasion of the attainment of MUNICIPAL STATUS OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED Congratulations to IPOH on attaining MUNICIPAL STATUS 4 from Mr. LOH KIM FOH Proprietor of Kirn Cheong Sawmill "Celcure" Timber Impregnation plant, Ipoh Road, Menglembu. and KEH CHEONG MINING Co., Ltd.,
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      THE TREND IN IPOH: 'BETTER HOUSING' SCHEMES
      715 7  - THE TREND IN IPOH: 'BETTER HOUSING' SCHEMES CHAN KWAN HOI A change of living conditions for the better for hundreds By A SECTION of the S2* million Waller Court, the Ipoh Town Council's first housing project rental flats for 530 families incorporates a novel system introduced in Malaya for the
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      Fountains for the 'cooP look
      464 7  - Fountains for the 'cooP look J. J. MIRANDA By WITH the water short- age a thing of the past, Ipoh is enhancing its beauty with several new fountains located at important road junctions to give the town the "best laid out look" in Malaya. The most spectacular of these will
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        151 7 Serving IPOH (fßll since the turn J!ffi^**l|^ifi i^ .^b^blbW _j|B^a^Ba^B^B^k. ml (^^kVllb^S BSflß^HP^BHttß^Bl bVm =9Lj^J|MArJi We con tupply Costings up to 10 Tent weight, in Carbon, Alley Mangencs* Steel: Grey end Alley Iron: Nen Ferrous Metals. Our icrvicts include Design, Patternmaking, Heot Treatment, Testing and Precision Machining. UNITED ENGINEERS LTD.
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        220 7 KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB PERAK (DERBY) MEETING, 1962 IST DAY, SUNDAY, 10TH |UNE, 1962 2ND DAY. WEDNESDAY, 13TH |UNE, 1962 3RD DAY. SUNDAY, 17TH JUNE, 1962 PERAK DERBY RACE FOR HORSES CLASS J, DIVISION 1 to be run on Sunday. 17th June, 1962 STAKES: $30,000 and a
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      RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL COUNCILS
      613 8  -  FELIX By By ABISHEGANADEN on the capacity and willingness of the people living in the local authority areas to pay lor such services. It has been said that the town reflects the government of a country in miniature. Where a municipal or city council is
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      A message from Dato Sha'ari
      358 8 THE following is a message from the Mentri Besar of Perak. Oato Sha'ari bin Shafiee: May 1 say bow glad <«B I am to have this opportunity to convey a message to the people of Ipoh and to the people of Perak. on the occasion
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      Nucleus of health services already
      250 8  -  HUEN PENG KONG fHE nucleus of a new health service in Ipoh. with special emphasis on preventive work, has been laid. It is planned to gradually expand this to bring it into line with similar services offered by other municipalite.v The health service will be
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