The Straits Times, 27 June 1962

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    26 1 AVKBACE It A l l, V CEHTIHF.O SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times fie***** 1 Estd. 1845, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1962. if 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    NO HIGHER TAXES
    240 1 RAZAK: NO MALAYAN-BASED SEATO TROOPS-Page 11 Statement by Finance Minister Additional $91 million estimates approved KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JHE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today there was no intention to increase taxation, although this was one of two "alternatives" he had proposed yesterday to
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    Madame Hia's proud moment
    13 1 $3,000 GIFT TO THAI KING FOR PETALING JAVA TEMPLE
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    COBBOLD REPORT
    366 1 Statement by the Tengku today? KUALA LUMPIR, Tuesday. THK Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will make an important statement tomorrow. Informed sources believe it will be on the Gobbold Commission report on Malaysia. i He was to have spoken in Parliament today, but the House unexpectedly adjourned indefinitely.
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    Lock icon Chen Yi warns the U.S.
    264 1 Chen Yi warns the U.S. PEKING. Tues. America must bear full responsibility for all the "grave consequences" following any Chinese Nationalist attack on the mainland. This warning was uttered by Marshal Chen Yi. a VicePremier in the Communist Government, here yesterday. •To the end' He told 20.000 people at a
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    Black rain
    67 1 MERSING. Tues. It rained with a difference at the village of Jemaluang. 13 miles from here, this after- noon. The villagers gasped with surprise when they found that the rain drops were black. Streams in the locality were filled to the banks with churning black water. No-one could
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    Lock icon Etna erupts
    30 1 CATANIA (Sicily) Tues. Mount Etna, Europe's highest I active volcano, erupted today. I sending jets of lava up to I 2.500 feet above its 10,768 ft. summit.— Reuter.
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    SHE CAME ALL THE WAY FROM BANGKOK TO MAKE THE DONATION
    749 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. All eyes were on a 70--year-old Thai woman as she knelt before King Bhumiboi and Queen Siriklt of Thailand at the new $*****0 Chetawan Buddhist Temple In Petaling Jaya this afternoon. The purpose of her obeisance
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    Lock icon Scorched earth goes on
    82 1 Scorched earth goes on ORAN, Tues. Firemen today won control over the giant oil tank blaze here the most spectacular single act of Secret Army destruction. But every European seemed to be preparing to leave amid rumours that the main power station and remaining oil tanks will be the next
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    Dutch hunt skymen
    48 1 HOLLANDIA. Tues.— Dutch troops yesterday pursued Indonesian paratroopers, estimated to total 200. who landed from three planes in West New Guinea swamplands on Sunday. The, Hague Government, meanwhile, expressed indignation over the landings and raised the Issue with the U. N. and the United States.
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    Lock icon We failed: Adoula
    47 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Tues. Mr. Adoula. the Congolese Prime Minister, said here today his talks with President Tshombe on the future of Katanga had been "Just short of complete failure". President Tshombe left here today for Ellsabethvllle after six weeks of talks with Mr. Adoula.— Reutec
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    Lock icon Tin sale 'may take 10 years'
    420 1 Tin sale 'may take 10 years' NEW YORK. Tues. A high U.S. official said yesterday that "it is conceivable" that it could take 10 years to dispose of the 50.000 tons of stockpile tin for which Congress has given approval. The U.S. Government has no thought of dumping surpluses or
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    24 1 TIN COES UP £9 LONDON Tue* I t>f tin on London market rosr /n today with »pet buyer* at £818 and it
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    A VACCINE TO SAVE MAN FROM ALL GERMS
    288 2 A VACCINE TO SAVE MAN FROM ALL GERMS Dr. SALK, THE POLIO FIGHTER, PREDICTS— NEW YORK, Tuesday. I)R. Jonas Salk has predicted development of a single vaccine to protect man against all virus-caused diseases Dr. Balk. who developed the first effective polio vaccine, was speaking at the 58th annual New
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    Lock icon $66 MIL AID FOR THAIS
    65 2 BANGKOK. Tues. —The United States and West Germany have granted Thailand loans totalling U5522.4 million 566 million), it was announced today.. The Thai Finance Minister, Mr. Sunthorn Honglandarom. said the UB. Development Loan Fund would advance US$l3 million for two irrigation projects in north and
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    Lock icon Exports soar
    41 2 HONG KONG, Tues. China's exports to this colony In the first four months of this year increased by 85.83 million dollars to 376.17 million dollars compared with a year ago. according to the Department of Commerce and Industry Reuter.
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    Way of the Cross 1962 style
    159 2 Way of the Cross 1962 style BEARING a huge wooden cross on his shoulder, a Yugoslav university student walks through Bergamo, northern Italy. He is Drago Vrbota, 25. from Sebenico. on the Adriatic coast, and he is making what he calls "a pilgrimage of reparation for the sins of the
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    REFUGEES TELL OF A CRIME WAVE in CANTON
    505 2 REFUGEES TELL OF A CRIME WAVE in CANTON From FRANCIS 3OEY pONDITIONS in Canton are fast deteriorating with crime increasing daily and the appearance of prostitutes on the streets, according to Chinese reports quoting new arrivals here from the capital of Kwangtung Province. Pickpockets and robbers are operating openly in
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    Quick look round
    255 3 Quick look round WASHINGTON, Tues. A House Armed Services subcommittee has unanimously approved a resolution which would express "the thanks and appreciation" of Congress and the American people to General Douglas Mac Arthur for his "outstanding devotion .to thp American peoDle" and "his brilliant leadership during and following World War
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Vietnam: India and Canada blame north, south
      652 3 INTERNATIONAL CONTROL COMMISSION URGES RUSSIA AND BRITAIN TO TAKE REMEDIAL ACTION LONDON. Tuesday A SPECIAL report of the th r e e-nation International Control Commission for Vietnam was published yesterday. It said that a grave situation had developed in the country, snlit in
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      Lock icon LAND-SEA-AIR ASSAULT IN RICEBOWL
      329 3 LAND-SEA-AIR ASSAULT IN RICEBOWL SAIGON. Tuesday. 4 WEEKS lull in the South Vietnam fighting end■i ed yesterday in a roar of helicopters, orange flares and bursting napalm as 2.300 Vietnamese troops swung into action against Communist guerrillas dominating the eastern third of Kien Hoa province 60 miles south of Saigon.
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      Lock icon Nazi gang torture a girl to 'avenge Eichmann'
      155 3 Nazi gang torture a girl to 'avenge Eichmann' BUENOS AIRES. Tue.s. Anti-Semitic thugs claiming to avenge the execution jaf Adolf Eichmann kidnapped a girl, slashed a swastika on her right breast with a penknife and burned her body with cigarette butts. The girl, science student Graciela Narcisa Slrot. 19. who
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      Lock icon 'Get out' call modified
      48 3 NEW YORK, Tues. Twenty African and Asian nations yesterday "dropped their demand for Belgium to withdraw all its troops from Ruanda Urundl by next Sunday. They proposed a month's evacuation period, with the troops remaining In their barracks until they leave for home. Reuter.
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      Lock icon West calls Russia to Berlin wall talks
      174 3 West calls Russia to Berlin wall talks WASHINGTON. Tues. The Big Three Western powers yesterday invited the Soviet Union to join them in four-power talks in Berlin in an effort to avoid further shooting incidents along the Berlin wall. Trw proposals of the Western powers were contained in identical notes
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      Lock icon Macapagai visit
      24 3 HONG KONG, Tue&. The Philippine President Mr. Dlosdado Macapagal. will begin a goodwill visit to Spain. Italy and Pakistan on Friday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Move to settle 5,000 Japanese in Laos
      225 3 BANGKOK, Tucs. T»HE Laotian Provl--1 sional Coa 1 i tion Government is studying a proposal to bring in Japanese settlers to help in the economic development of Laos. General Phouml Nosavan. Laotian Vice-Premier and Finance Minister, quoted by the Bangkok World today, said
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    INCREASES AND GRATUITY FOR 27 EMPLOYEES
    255 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pAY increases to 27 employees of the duplicator firm of (iestetner (Eastern) Ltd., in Cecil Street, arc to be backdated to AprH 1 this year under a two-year agreement signed this morning between the management and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union.
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    Back pay totals 5½ months
    143 4 Back pay totals 5½ months SINGAPORE. Tues. Most of the employees of the American International Assurance Company ln Robinson Road wili get five-and-a-half months in back pay as a result of salary adjustments. This follows a collective agreement reached yesterday between the management and the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union
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    Talk on America
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Albert L. Zucca, Commercial Officer ln the American Consulate-Oeneral in Singapore, will speak on "Seattle World's Fair and Visit U.S.A. Programme" at the monthly luncheon meeting of the Skal Club at the Cockpit on Friday.
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    'Auntie Lim' of Serangoon dies at 71
    102 4 'Auntie Lim' of Serangoon dies at 71 SINGAPORE. Tues. MaO .lam Tay Kah Nol, the "grand old lady" of Upper S«rangoon and mother of former Assemblyman Mr. Lim Choon Mong, died this morning at her Valley Road home after a short illness. She was 71. Known in the area as
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    'HONEST MAN' FINED FOR POSING AS DETECTIVE
    152 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A trishaw rider. Hong Kee Chang. 55. described as an "honest man" by a friend who hao known him for 25 years, was today fined $750 or two months Jail for posing as a detective. The court was told that Hong,
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      94 4 tm <B "1 TOC H AND TOC H WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION: A film programme presented by Ruth Fraser, 11 Scot- Road, 8.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A. tOutram Road): Dressmaking, 11 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. THEATRE WORLD ASSOCIATION: Rehearsal. "Queen and the Rebels". 9, Balmoral Road. 5.30 p.m. SINGAPORE JUDO C 1.1 B: Beginners
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    Heated debate foreseen
    728 5 SINGAPORE, Tues REFERENDUM BILL IS MAIN TOPIC FOR ASSEMBLY rpHE Legislative Assembly sits again tomorrow in what may turn out to be the longest and most heated session of its history. The order paper giving the business of the day published today is comparatively brief. It lists
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    Printing workers go to ballot
    134 5 Printing workers go to ballot SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Printing Eraloyees' Union today announced the names of seven ofn- cials who were elected by secret ballot yesterday to represent the union's clerical section in a new and enlarged 25-member central executive committee. The officials are: Jimmy Goh Wee Kok, Swi
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    Talks end a strike
    113 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The strike at the estate supplies firm of Chin Ho and Co. Ltd., in Sze Hai Tong Bank building, which is going into voluntary liquidation, was called off today by the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, following talks with Messrs Lim. Ec and
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    Water cuts
    42 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Water will be cut off tomorrow, in Beo Lane and end of Havelock Road from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. and along Kampong Kayu Road, between Mountbatten Road and Kampong Arang Road, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Court upholds award of $26,788
    141 5 Court upholds award of $26,788 SINGAPORE, Tues. A decision of Mr. Justice Buttrose giving judgment to M.K. Pichey, a cloth hawker, for $26,788 and costs, was upheld today by the court of appeal consisting of the Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, Mr. Justice Chua and Mr. Justice Ambrose. The judgment
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    Notes to counsel irk a judge
    251 5 Notes to counsel irk a judge SINGAPORE, Tues. The First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, today said that a defence counsel should conduct his case alone without notes being passed to him in open court by his clerk. He had noticed, the judge added, a man whom he took
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    Table tennis
    20 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Middle Road Community Centre will sponsor a regional open table tennis tournament early next month.
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    WATER PRESSURE WARNING
    67 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Water taps on elevated ground throughout the island may run dry tomorrow between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. The City Council has announced that it intends to install a 36-inch valve on the Tebrau water pipeline during this period. The work will entail shutting down
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    BRAVERY EARNS QUEEN'S PRAISE
    121 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two British servicemeji, Captain Christopher Thomson and Lance Bombardier Stephen Barry, have been commended for bravery by the Queen. The captain was awarded his commendation for saving a Gurkha rifleman, who had fallen into the SuncH Kahang in Johore on April 16. Lance Bombardier
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    Chinese Teachers' Union split
    133 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union split wide open today following the election of its 45-member general council. A dissident group of 23 of the new council's members led by Mr. Lim Fong Teck, a teacher, met at the Chinese V.M.C.A. canteen in Selegie Road,
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    Police band in July
    89 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police band performances for July are: July 3 5 6 p.m. Esplanade. July 6 5.30 6.30 p.m. Passing out parade. July 10 7.30 p.m. Forces Broadcast. July 12 7.30 8.30 p.m. Hong Lim Green. July 15 5 6 p.m. Botanical G&rden. July H 7.30
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    Muslim meeting
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Representatives from all Muslim organisations in the State will meet at 31. Lorong 12, Geylang. on Sunday to discuss this year's celebrations of Prophet Muhamad's birthday.
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    Mission talk
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. German philosopher Count Arnold Keyserling will speak on "India's impact on German thought" at the Ramakrishna Mission in Norris Road at 6.30 p.m. on Friday.
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    SINGAPORE AIRPORT AND OUT
    377 5 SINGAPORE AIRPORT AND OUT "THE following is today's schedule o( civil aircraft movements at Paya Ltbar Airport. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London. Rome, Beirut., Karachi. Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur iBA 708) 435 p.m.; from Sydney, Darwin (BA 711 8.15 p.m. Garuda: From Jakarta (OA BO2> 8.50 a.m.. from Bangkok (OA 803) 4.05
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    PARALYSED WOMAN SUES FOR DAMAGES
    256 6 PARALYSED WOMAN SUES FOR DAMAGES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A WOMAN tapper, Yap Tiam, sued two lorry drivers in the High Court today in connection with a road accident more than two years ago in which 10 people were killed. Yap, who was a passenger In one of the lorries was
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    Pay talks settled after 46 meetings
    96 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Pay talks between Government Malay school teachers and the Singapore Educa tlon Ministry have ended "satisfactorily" after 46 meetings in three years between the two parties. The Malay Teachers' Union president, Che'Gu Mohamed Simen. announced this at the union annual meeting last
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    Art exhibition
    28 6 MALACCA, Tues. The Malacca Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, will «prn a four-da y pan-Malayan •rtists exhibition at the town ill here on Thursday.
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    Training course
    32 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Tne Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. will open the fourth training course for village headmen at the Johore Training Centre. Bukit Senyum. on Sunday.
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    Koran winner
    25 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. K. M. Haja Maideen was the winner of the Koran reading contest here sponsored by the Selangor Muslim League.
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    King Bhumibol takes a quick look at a tin dredge
    108 6 King Bhumibol takes a quick look at a tin dredge KINO Bhumibol of Thailand Is shown around a dredge of the Petaling Tin Ltd., by the general manager, Mr. P. J. Burke. The King spent half an hour on this dredge yesterday after having been ferried across the mining pool.
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    Women plan pay talks
    44 6 ALOR STAR. Tues. An eight-member delegation from Kedah women teachers will meet the Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, next month to discuss their demand for equal pay. Che Balkis binte Haji Abdullah will lead the delegation.
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    $125 pork fine
    20 6 PENANG. Tues. A pork seller, Lim Theam Soo, was today fined $125 for illegally slaughtering a pig.
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    DAWN DRAMA AS WATCHMAN CATCHES BANK INTRUDER
    193 6 DAWN DRAMA AS WATCHMAN CATCHES BANK INTRUDER KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A WATCHMAN arrested an intruder in a bank at 5.30 this morning after threatening to shoot him with a shotgun. Inche Mohamed Yunos bin Kasslm. 45, was about to leave the Eastern Bank buildIng in the Embankment for his morning
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    Johore State Secretary
    35 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The president of the town council here, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Ja'afar, has been appointed State Secretary for Johore. He succeeds Dato Abdul Rahman bin Musa. who has retired.
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    'Full mandate' to W.D. men's leaders
    211 6 OUNGEI PATANI, Tues. g The Sungel Patanl branch of the War Depart ment Civilian Staff Association last night unanimously resolved to give a full mandate to its executive council to "decide on whatever stand. Including strike action" the association should take to back It*
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    Land trek by 48 poor families
    109 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.v— About 48 poor families from Penang have answered the call made by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, "to go elsewhere if they want land." A Government statement said today that the families, consisting of nearly 300 people, had made
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    Band on padang
    31 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues The United States 3rd Division Marine Band will perform on the padang opposite the Supreme Court here on July 5 between 5.30 and 6.30 p.m.
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    'Flogging a dead horse'
    633 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Turn. PHILIPPINES CLAIM IS 'VERY POOR STUNT,' SAYS A NORTH BORNEO POLITICAL LEADER jyjR. Shelley Yap Yeok Siew, legal adviser to the Democratic Party of North Borneo, said today that the Philippines claim to his country was a very poor stunt at flogging a
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    Ban on meetings 'illegal'
    273 7 SINGAPORE. Tuesday a LEGAL opinion on the Governmentimposed ban on two recent meetings sponsored by 48 left-wing unions here was sent to all Assemblymen today. The opinion, given by a leading legal firm here, .sets out arguments to show that the Singapore Government exceeded Its powers
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    Bishop welcomes honoured guest
    28 7 THE VERY REV. BRO. Nicet-Joseph. kneels before the Bishop of Penang. Mgr. Francis Chan, and kisses his ring at Bayan Lepas.— Straits Times picture.
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    Lock icon Singapore boy wins 3 prizes
    86 7 MELBOURNE. Tues.— Tao Hai Sin. a student from Singapore, has won three out of the six prizes awarded to his third-year class at Footscray (Melbourne) Technical College, where he Is studying foi his mechanical engineerIng diploma. Tao. 21. is now in his fourth and final
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    Passenger dies in lorry fall
    45 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. A passenger. Mr. Tan Kwang Khoon. 19. fell from a lorry yesterday eveninß and died later in Bukit Mertajam Hospital. Mr. Tan, a fisherman, had been given a lift by the lorry driver. Mr Tan Kirn Henj*.
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    'GREATST. XAVIER'S' TAKES SUPERIOR TO ITS HEART
    386 7 'GREAT ST. XAVIER'S' TAKES SUPERIOR TO ITS HEART PENANG, Tubs THE Superior- General of the Christian Brothers, the Very Rev Brother Nicet-Joseph, arrived in Penang today to a rousing welcome from teachers and students of 'ereat St. Xavier's." Hundreds of pupils waving the Federation and Penang State flags lined Farquhar
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    ANOTHER 12 'PIONEER' COMPANIES REGISTERED IN 1961
    132 7 ANOTHER 12 'PIONEER' COMPANIES REGISTERED IN 1961 17-UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Twelve companies registered in the Federation in 1961 have been granted pioneer status. They have a total nominal capital of $49.5 million. A spokesman of the Industrial Development Division of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said today that more
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    Farmer robbed
    23 7 IPOH, Tues. Thieves stole five pigs worth $540 from a farmer. Lee Ah Tal. 51, of Tanjong Rambutan Road he'f "?<;terday.
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      Finance Minister: Watchword is caution, and not panic...
      1310 8 Finance Minister: Watchword is caution, and not panic... Straits Tim«s Parliamentary Reporters K-UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that in considering the country's finances the watchword should be "caution" and not "panic." He was replying to Opposition criticisms in the debate on the
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      THE MISSING MPs
      94 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The lack of a quorum halted proceedings in the House of Representatives for a few minutes today shortly before the $91 million supplementary estimates were approved. It was the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party deputy leader, Inche ZulkiHee Muhammad, who drew the Speaker's attention to the
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      Govt. reply on daily rates
      91 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, said in Parliament today that it was impracticable to abolish the daily-rated system in the country. It might be possible to convert some daily-rated categories of workers to monthly rates, he said. This was
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      236 8 FOR HOUSEWIVES IN SINGAPORE AND MALAYA m ffli m fi m H m SMgy I NEW 1 I WAY I TO I pnnifi» i UUUIIir r.\ y mm p V\ 1| wf ij'f tm m SHELLANE COOKS QUICK AND CLEAN Here's n lady of leisure. Floating on air. Cooking's so
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      165 8 ri'l \hnt>r By At Capp WE'S STUCK, WIF < MAN'S /^-BUT-jCfe.'-AH V MM!- SO MD' HAS, CHILE ff \(-AN'-HKIS OMULIHAN'SKD-DAW JIS TOUGH STUFF. 1 1 GOT A RIGHT J I AMSIMCE^O'CAINTUSE. J\ fWST£f^N MULE GUJE.'!-T VO 1 IS STUCK. VV TO WJN INTH' < YOWL LAIGS -AH ORDERS *-^f /f£/'
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    'I wanted him to suffer—like I did...'
    1295 9 'I wanted him to suffer like I did...' CONCLUDING... DEATH BUYS A SHILLING SHARE' GRIGGS'S voice changed, and it was sharp and stern. "Mr. Green, it was you who burgled the house of Mrs. Constance Radcliffe in Sanderstead, wasn't it? You went there to steal a share certificate from her
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    THE CROOK WITH THE LAW ON HIS SIDE...
    1020 9 IF YOU CANT BEAT 'EM, JOIN 'EM- COCO LACOUR, the petty thief who lived chiefly in the sewers of Paris, had only one friend in the world the former convict but now agent for the French police, Francois Eugene Vidocq. Although revelling
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    DEATHS
    138 10 It Wordt tit {Mimlmum) CRACE HO. wife of Dr. Franel* Ho passed am ay on 25-1-62 at Bangs* r from complication." at confinement. Cortege leaving 29 Olrdle Road, Kenny Hill. 2.30 p.m. for Holy Rosary Church thence to Chrras Road Cemetery 3.00 MRS. LIM CHEW YONO, nee Md. Tay
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, June 27, 1962.
    7 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, June 27, 1962.
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    Keeping On The Lines
    675 10 rtransport advisory council, under the chairmanship of the Minister of Transport, but has rejected the proposal for a transport board to control road traffic. The Commission itself was divided on the status of the board and the final responsibility of the Minister. In the Government's view
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    Plan Debate
    352 10 When the supplementary development estimates were tabled in Parliament on Monday, Opposition members appealed for time to give these the deep and profound thought they deserved. They had their way. But to judge by yesterday's proceedings, the day's adjournment allowed by Mr. Speaker appears not to have been
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    Reassurance
    228 10 It is too much to expect that another assurance that America has no thought of hasty action in the disposal of its surplus tin, no intention of dumping any of its stockpile materials, will completely convince tin producers they have nothing to fear. But Mr. McDermott's statement at least
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    Problem provinces of the Congo
    1236 10 BIGGEST HEADACHE OF THE POST-INDEPENDENCE HANGOVER from A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN the centre of Stanleyv i I I c stands a pedestal 'and by thp side of it a notice which indicates that upon the pedestal will be erected a statue to the memory of
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      185 10 TN your report (B.T. June 25) of the public meeting called by the workers' Party to expose the Referendum Bill In the context of the White Paper nroposals, attended by some 6.000 people at which four other political parties accepted our Invitation to speak, nowhere did
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      Singapore ROAD NEGLECT
      87 10 Singapore ROAD NEGLECT I HAVE on many occasions used Woo Mun Chew Road In Slglap and found It In a very bad state. There are more potholes there than there are craters on the moon. Can't the Government get the Works Brigade to repair the road with the help of
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      A GOOD WORD
      106 10 NEVER is a good word said about Radio Singapore. But may I take the opportunity to be differ- ent and offer my congratulations to their staff for a very fine programme which was broadcast yesterday (June 23) at 6 p.m. a story from the police tiles? One
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      51 10 I REFER to the article concerning the Singapore American School (S.T. June 2). The school has twenty nationalities attending at the present time and as stated at the time we will continue to accept children from any country as long as facilities are available. JAMES S AVEN Principal
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    The man most likely to succeed
    318 10 The man most likely to succeed LONDON. Tues. A growing number of politicians here see Mr. Edward Heath. 45. Lord Privy Seal and Deputy Foreign Secretary, as well in the front rank of "possibles" for the prime mlnl.stership in a future Conservative Government. Those of this view believe that If
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    181 11 Sopiee gives a PERSONAL opinion KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Director of Information Services, Inche Mohamed Sopiee, today used the "Tale of the Overcoat" to Illustrate his dislike of the Socialist Front leader, Inche Ahmad Boestamam. He was commenting In his private capacity on Inche Boestamam's question, asked in Parliament
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    Move rejected
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The House of Representatives today rejected a move by a Socialist Front member, Mr. V. David, for the introduction of a living wage by law to prevent cheap labour.
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    HOTEL TO APPEAL TO YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA
    103 11 HOTEL TO APPEAL TO YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA SINGAPORE. Tues. The Great Southern Hotel in Eu Tonj? Sen Street, which has twice failed this year to get a licence, is to appeal to the Yang di-Pertuan Negara-in-Council. Its eight shareholders have Instructed Mr. P. F. d* Souza to act for them.
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    Wanted: New thinking
    54 11 MALACCA, Tues. The Malocca Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. appealed to the Malays to change their attitude to life and way of thinking according to the time In order to achieve progress. He made the appeal when opening a $8,000 midwives" quarters-cum-cllnlc at Kampang Tebong
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    'Seato base' denial by Razak
    360 11 Parliament is told: No Malayan-based troops are used to support the pact KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. •P.HE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today categorically denied in Parliament that the Commonwealth troops in Malaya were part of Seato forces. He refuted a charge by a Socialist
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    BRITISH ENVOY'S BIG TASK IS TO GET TO KNOW CHINA
    203 11 BRITISH ENVOY'S BIG TASK IS TO GET TO KNOW CHINA SINGAPORE, Tues. 61 Britain's new envoy to China, Mr. Terence Willcocks Garvey. today said of his coming job: "Perhaps the most important thing at present is to understand the Chinese scene and what is happening there As a newcomer, he
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    Esso visitors
    44 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuw.. A director of Standard Oil Company (New Jersey). Mr. W. A. M Greeven, and the executive vice-president of Esso Standard Eastern, Mr. K. T. Burton, have arrived here un a tour of Esso facilities and operations In South-East Asia.
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    'Deport us' plea
    47 11 KUCHING. Tues. The editor of the left-wing newspaper 81n Wen Pau Wen Ming Chuan. and Bong Kee Ohok and his wife. Lul How Ylng. who were arrested under the Restricted Residence Ordinance last week, are applying to the government to be deported to China
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    Radio warning on communalism
    183 11 OINGAPORE. Tues. Inche Rahim Ishak, Political Secretary to the Minister for Culture, last night warned that any overt expression of Chinese chauvinism would arouse Malay chauvinism and vice versa. He said in a Radio Singapore broadcast that any talk here of the "dictatorship of the proletariat"
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    Strike at jewellers off
    84 11 BINGAPORE. Tues. A five-day strike by 35 employees of B.P. De Sllva Ltd, a firm of jewellers In High Street, was called off today following resumption of wage talks between the management and the Singapore Textiles and General Merchants Employees' union. At the end of two-hour
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    Sultan's daughters off for higher studies
    240 11 CJINGAPORE, Tues. Two o daughters of the Sultan of Pahane, Tengku Intan Badariah. 19, (left) and Tengku Nong Soraya. 17, left by air last night to continue their education in Melbourne. To see them of! at Singapore Airport were the Sultan and the Sultanah
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    ALLEGED MURDER BID: MAN CHARGED
    130 11 ALLEGED MURDER BID: MAN CHARGED SINGAPORE. Tues Choo Ah Jap. was charged in the Ninth Magistrate s Court today with the attempted murder of Ebeneze Egbert d'Aranjo. a Shell Company supervisor Mr. R. Ramason, who appeared for Choc, told the court that a second accused. Lye San Tons:, was now
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    Dato's visit
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Dato Wong Pow Nee. one of the Malayan members of the Cobbold Commission Is now on a three-day visit to Washington.
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    Cuepacs attacked for not backing big town pay
    267 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tubs T<HE secretary of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services, Mr. G. N. Rajan, was criticised today for refusing to support claims for compensatory allowances for clerks working in large towns. A circular signed
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      437 11 RADIO MALAYA Special 10.00 Latir. American Anthony His Orchestra w i»if*w»ii* Music; 10.30 Sweet And Lovely. Entertains. 3.00 Olrl On The NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 11.00 do** Down R Un 2.15 Calling The HouseSERVICE: 41.7 metres rin^.BAnr wife: 8.45 The Mtnl Love: 3.00 A.M. 6.00 Time Signal Ne- RADIO SINGAPORE Close Down;
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    serpent s tail that brings blessing is raised
    115 12 serpent s tail that brings blessing is raised PHOTONEWS KING BHUMIBOL of Thailand performing the ceremony of raising the "Chor Fan" (serpent's tail) at the Cheta Wan Buddhist Temple at Petaling Jaya, outside the Federal Capital, yesterday. The "Chor Fah" which was raised and installed on the roof above the
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    SHE'S SO LOVELY, SAYS NAPALI
    37 12 SHE'S SO LOVELY, SAYS NAPALI OMILINC Queen Sirikit receiving a bouquet of flowers from 10-year-old Napali Chantarasak at the Cheta Wan Buddhist Temple in Petaling Jaya. Little Napali said afterwards: "She is so beautiful." Straits Times picture.
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    OVERSEAS PEN FRIENDS
    285 14 OVERSEAS PEN FRIENDS Judith Hodge, aged 14: 124. Payne Street, Indooroopilly, Brisbane. Queensland, Australia; photos, games. Hazrlrna Ltao, aged 16; C/O Mr. QabrU Lee. P.O. BOX 181, Mirt, Sarawak; stamps, reading. M. Chin Yu Ming, aged 14; P.O. Box 237, Jesselton, North Borneo; Borneo; stamps, games. John Downes Krause, aged
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    Mat's friends hold a long meeting to discuss his behaviour
    1062 14  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY by Rukiah is awakened by Ezani Elephant who asks her and Ali to meet him at Kolam Ayer because he has something of importance to tell them. When they arrive, they find all the jungle folk excepting Mat
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    FAME FOR PUMA KITTENS
    59 14 THE first litter of puma kittens to be born ami reared in London Zoo for 25 years were on show recently. Their parents are Tess and Thomas, and they were born about three months ago. Their names are Tim, Lita and Roma. This picture shows three
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    Choose Malayan pen pals from this list
    1033 14 Choose Malayan pen pals from this list Reina Yap, aged 15: 780, Jalan Ang Teng, Singapore 19; badminton, songs, games. M. D. Yaarin, aged 14; 34. Dafne Street, Opera Estate, Singapore 16; stamps, games. Tan Heng Plu, aged 15; 123A, Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 13; songs, stamps. Shamsuddin bin Md.
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      203 14 PEN PALS MAME lOORISS ACI SIX NTWeSTS CAN YOU GUESS WHAT FLIPPER HAS DUG UP? > Name Address Age Sex HELLO Boys and Girls, See. 736, Jolon Perok, Kepolo Here is o new puzzle. One Boros. Province Wellesley; doy. Flipper *os digging in Jorniloh Pawanteh, 1718. his garden when his
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    259 16 (~)PENTNG a shade lower than Monday's closing level, the Federation Robber Exchange drifted lower In thin trading. The steadier undertone which was experienced on Monday waanot evident in yesterday's market despite a small overseas advance IJower shret interest was, small while factory buying was noted. July
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    215 16 JULY first grade rubber buyara f.e.b. I cloned at 5 p.m. tn Singapore yesterday at 74| cents per In. down half a cent on yesterday's closing price The tons van quiet. B.C.C.R.A. rloelng prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 P.. S.s. Prompt f.o.b. buyers 74|.
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    35 16 Jane 26. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 74 i cents (down half a cent). X.L: 744 cents (down five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5438.25 (up 54.87 A). Estimated unofficial offering 280 tons (up 5 tons).
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    147 16 MELBOURNE, Tues. THE widespread retreat conti- nued today but there were some indications ot steadiness in late dealings. Invefltment and industrial losses covered practically the whole list. A few leaders recovered partially, including B.H.P. which closed 6d. higher at SSs. 9d. A.0.0. gained is. 9d. to 55k. 6d
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    116 16 June 29 Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) P. N. 12 at* Cold Store 4d M Box 12 eta Stenmnhip 0 eta. Braweriea 2fl cti. 8. Tlmea 19 cts. Robinson B eta. 8. Trader* 32 eta. 8. Darby 4id. Unltecra 10 eta. W Jacks 10 cti. MININGS A. Anul 2/1
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    146 16 THE Malayan Eich.nxt Banhf All*. clatlwi made then* ettancea Id Its ratea to merchant* yeaterday (all rataa to tlOO): Naw Yarll! buylne TT 32 13/16, airmail OD 32 19/16 M d/lt 33 3/16 credit htiu. 33 !S/16 trade billa. Canada: buying TT 85 B/8. airmail OD SB 3/4.
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    BETTER SENTIMENT IN TINS: INDUSTRIALS STEADY, QUIET
    454 16 BETTER SENTIMENT IN TINS: INDUSTRIALS STEADY, QUIET From Our Market Correspondent WITH the better sentiment in the metal market tin shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday picked up in price. There Is a feeling in the market now that the worst may have been seen in prices for the
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    22 16 Malayan Stork IndmJune 25 June ?6 Industrials: i:.B.n:, IM.M Tins: 254.77 EMJ4 S rubbers: 179.02 177.1! Jan. 1 19r>8 100.
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    885 16 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Uunlops (1.000) $1.60: East SmeltlnK (1.000) 52.70: J. Wrukd (1.000) $1.86: M. Cement (1,000) $2.50 ON: M. «-ontalnen> (1.000) 51. 17 ON. $1.16 OL. ON. (3.000) $1.16 ON. $1.17 OL.
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    211 16 I^HE Straits tin price rose by $4.87£ to $438.25 per A picul yesterday on an offering of 280 tons. This followed the bette sentiment In London over night where although tin business was slow to open a steadier tone was apparent. Demand subsequently
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    119 16 CHINESE Produce Exchange, SinHiport noon pness per pUul yesterday: Ceeenut all: bulk S3ft| nellem. drum $414 sellers, Cepra June $28 uyers. S2B| aellera; Pepper: Muntok white Sl37i sellers. Sarawak white SIS 9 sellers. Sarawak black SI 20 aellera, garbled Lampong black $120 aellera, ABTA $1321 Milan. Singapore Ceconut
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    249 16 |*HIP>S lying alongside the Singapore wharves today are: Kaa llji-nk 26/27. Mndraa Maru 45. sir;. at Cook fc/li. Glrnlruin 15/ 16. Kajuia 13 14. Sydmy Maru 6/7. Sic. 1 Kl>era 4t>, Nancy Lykea 44, Mikumo Maiu Ik. Bicgupon- 38/39. Hallvard 40 41. Bidor 25. Rajah Brooke 21
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      69 16 NOTICE Federation of Malaya 150.000.000/- 4}% Registered Block 15/7-1965 and 5J% Registered Stock 15/7-1976/78 $54,000,000/- (M.U.) 8% Registered Stock 15/7-1962/66. Notice Is hereby given that the transfer Registers of the abovementioned Loans will be closed from Ist to 15th July. 1962. both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants.
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      986 17 IS THE HIGH COURT br THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 6 of 1962 In the Matter ot The Life Assurance Companies (Compulsory Liquidation) Ordinance. 1962 And In the Matter of The Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174) And In the Matter o! BAN CHUAN PAX LENG
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      987 17 IN THE HIGH COI'RT OF THE RTATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OP BINGAPORE Companies Winding Op No. 9 of 1962 In the Matter ot The Llle Assurance Companies (Compulsory Liquidation) Ordinance, 1962 And In the Matter of The Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174) And In the Matter of GOLDEN WALL INSURANCE COMPANY
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      985 17 NOTICES I IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE BTATE OF SINGAPORE. ISLAND OF SINGAPORE. Companies Winding Op No. 12 of 1962 In the Matter ot The Life Assurance Companies (Compulsory Liquidation) Ordinance. 1962 And In the Matter ot The Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174) And In the Matter M MERDEKA INSURANCE
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      1001 17 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. IS Of 1962 In the Matter of The Life Assurance Companies (CompuUory Liquidation) Ordinance. Jb62 And In, the Matter ot The Companlea Ordinance (Chapter 174) And In the Matter of NORTHERN MALAYA INSURANCE
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      882 17 NOTICES IN THf. HIGH (OL'RI OP THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. ISLAND OF SINGAPORE. Companies Winding Up No 18 of 1963 In the Matter of The Life Assurance Companies (Compulsory Liquidation) Ordinance 1962 And In the Matter of The Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174) And in the Matter of THE UNIVERSAL INSt
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      851 17 NOTICES j CHAPTER 195 (Pawibrckm.) Unre4ee««* rted«e« Ciood* «n* leveller? trwm the following Pawnbroker* <h»p« No. 136 New Bridge Koad. Laid Jooo Stooa (Chop Sena Poh) No 366 South Bridge Road. Ho Kao Kee (Chop Ueui Fatu Yont Kee No 257 South Bridge Koad. Scow K:*n (Chop Nam Cbeong) No
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      635 17 I TENDERS JOHORE J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "D f and above registered P.W.D Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore up to Noon of the 9th Jury. 1962 for: CLEARING AND REMOVAL OF DEBRIS OF THE PARTIALLY DEMOLISHED R.C. BRIDGE NOW LYING ON THE RIVER BED
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      180 17 PAHANG P.W.D. UMi'K NOTICE. TENDERS from Class C and above registered P.W.D. Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri, Pahang. Kuantan up to 300 p.m. on 12th July. 1962 fur the erection and completion of a Polyclinic at District Hospital. Bentong Full particulars are obtainable from the office of
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  • TIMES SPORT 1
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      SAFE HOME LOOKS 'GOOD THING' IN WEAK FIELD
      762 18 SAFE HOME LOOKS 'GOOD THING' IN WEAK FIELD QAFE HOME, who did a splendid trial with Nearco Myth last week, looks a "good thing" in a weak Class 4 field over 6f in the first race at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon Nearco Myth's easy win in the top division on
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      Lock icon PASTRANO WINS
      16 18 NEW ORLEANS. Tues— Willie Pastrano. world ranked li(?hthcavyweight. last night outpointed Billy Ryan. Reuter.
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      LTAM bid for US coach next year
      167 18 LTAM bid for US coach next year KUALA LUMPUR. Tues THE Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya plan to get a American coach through the Kennedy Peace Corps in Malaya. An application will be made through the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council which decided in April to approach the Peace corps
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        SGSFA's awkward position —Naidu
        166 18 SGSFA's awkward position Naidu SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government Services Football Association will hold an inquiry tomorrow into the conduct of players involved in the abandoned First Division match between Police and Tan Tock Seng Hospital at Jalan Besar Stadium last week. This Is the first time the SGSFA are
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        Lock icon Larkspur hurt
        55 18 Dublin. Tucs. Vincent O'Brien, trainer oi the Ir.-h Derby favourite Larkspur. xi.v laat night that the horse had a minor injury to his off hock. He added: "Veterinary surgeons ha-e seen him and they are confident that i'.e will run in the Irish Derby next Saturday." Larkspur won
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      JAKARTA: SAFA TO DECIDE ON FRIDAY
      107 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Amateur F.A.s finance and administrative committee will decide on Friday whether a team should be sent to the Asian Games at Jakarta in August Tay 800 Yong. chairman oi the committee, said today: "Originally we were to meet on July
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      Goon brothers return
      617 19  -  OH KEE TIANG KOK YING, 57, AND KOK LEM, 50, RENEW PARTNERSHIP I By Penang, Tuesday THEY WILL CONTEST DOUBLES TITLE IN NATIONAL MEET TWO veteran tennis brothers, whose combined ages arc 107 years, return to first-class competition this week as a partnership for the first time
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      Cyril fails in Games trial
      63 19 PENANG. Tues.— Cyril Pernra. bidding for a place in the Malayan Hthletic team to the Jakarta Asian Games, scored 5.216 points for the decathlon in a trial here on Sunday. The qualifying mark is 5.939 points. Raoul Huet won the Penang AAA decathlon with 4.459
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        Jakarta 'hopes' begin their training by Easton
        299 19 Jakarta 'hopes' begin their training by Easton KUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Tues. American athletics coach Bill Easton today showed Malayan athletes how to put their best foot forward at the Asian Games in Jakarta in August. The athletes. coming from all parts of the country hoping to represent Malaya at the
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      SABA selectors agree on 4
      64 19 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Amateur Boxing Association selectors today agreed on four of the five boxers recommended by national coach Frank Pestana for the Jakarta Asian Games. They were Junior flyweight Ariffln Junled. flyweight— Jumahat Ibrahim, bantam Brian Isaac, and lightweight Austin Dunsford The selectors
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        Seletar lucky to save a point
        150 19 Seletar lucky to save a point SILITAR 1 CHANCI 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. RAF Seletar were lucky to share points with RAF Changi in the SAFA League Dlv. 1 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. On the run of play RAF Changi, who played better football throughout, deserved to win But their
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      138 19 SOCCER IPOH DIST. LEAGUE: Div 1 Cheng Wah 1 1/7 Gurkhas 1: Div 2 Changkat Kindlng 7 Municipality l; DJt 3 Field Force w.o from Boys Club. L. PfcKAK LEAGUE T. Anson): Tcruna Jaya 2 DID 0. PAHANG PWD FINAL (Kuantan > Kuantan 6 Bcntone 3. MALACCA LEAGUE:
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      263 18 Enjoy the masculine freshness of Every Old Spice produa gives you a fresher kind of 8 confidence in yoursdi— we call it Old Spice awareness the distinctive masculine look. 3^5 MULTON NFW YORK LONDON k I^l Drooorafit Dtodo^ant o»— £_*jt}i^& I iff* Pye is the word for progress in Stereograms
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      95 18 BMW O FIRST AGAIN AND AGAIN At the National Commemoration Day Sprint, Mr. John Armstrong repeated his Maloysia Grand Prix m C victory by Winning both the Series Production Class and C^t^he Improved Tourers Class for cars up to 850 ex. M ©sia Motor Co., Ltd (SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR MALACCA
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      1237 18 Race U 3.00 Cl. 4, Div. 4-6 Fun. 1 Winoro i Mrs. T. Tulloh) Tulloh. 5 9.0 Harbrldge 8 2 Safe Homr iFlsl-In St.) Zain. 4 9.0 (SF) "Lim 9 3 ***** Dragons Blood (Veni Vlci St.) Allan. 6 8.10 (Fl Smith 5 4 ***** Gregory <Mdm W. S. Tao>
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      125 18 SELECTIONS t. EPSOM JEEP I CALL BOT POINTER SAFE HOME PARI PASSU WINORO The Concrrtor Samson I'ari Passu Race 1: Dragon's Blood Safe Homr Concretor TEKNAH WEE WONDER DOIBLE CHANCE The Untie Rupre Trknah Race I: Runrr Trknuh Dilruba DIGNIFIED LXdY MAR( HESA FLOW fcR JoaJeen Joalern R»ce 3: Nawrrb
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      399 19 SOCCER STORE GSFA LEAGUE: Dlv. 1 —Tan Tock Seng v PWO (Jn Besar 6.30 >; Div. 2 A Sl* v Meter Readers "A" (Jn Besar 5.15 i: Woodbridge v Prisons Woodbridge i Dlv. SA STU v Postals. I.NTKR-SERVICES: Navy v Army iHMS Terror, Spore 7.30). S'GOR LLAGUE: Div. J— SIA
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    What's Tengku telling King of Thailand?
    78 20 THE Prime Minister, 1 Tengku Abdul Rahman, seems to be telling King Bhumibol about the one that got away, or maybe it is the putt he missed at golf yesterday morning. They were talking at the Telecommunications Headquarters building in Kuala Lumpur, where King
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    ASA not upset by Manila's claim to Borneo
    190 20 ASA not upset by Manila's claim to Borneo KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. There is no clanger that the solidarity of states of the Association of Southeast Asia will be impaired as a result of the Philippines' current claim to ownership and sovereignty over North Borneo. Stating this today in answer to
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    INDIAN CHIEF JUSTICE DUE TODAY
    75 20 INDIAN CHIEF JUSTICE DUE TODAY SINGAPORE. Tues The Chief Justice of India, Shrl Bhuveswar Prasad Sinha, will fly into Singapore tomorrow on a short visit. He will call on the Chief Justice of Singapore, Sir Alan Rose, at the Supreme Court on Thursday before visiting the Law Faculty of the
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    Soon only one tax for iron mines
    130 20 Soon only one tax for iron mines KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The House of Representatives today passed a Bill to stop payment of royalties by most iron mines to the State Governments after Sept. 30 and make the Federal Government the only taxing authority. To compensate for this loss of State
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    Lock icon The Masons to part
    44 20 HUDDERFIELD. Tues. James Mason, the 53-year-old British film actor, has confirmed reports of a possible divorce from his wife, actress Pamela Kellino. "Its quite true that a divorce is on the cards." he said, from his parent's home here.— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    354 20 LONDON. Tues. It was a rather brighter day in stock markets here but this was due mainly to a slackening in the recent selling rather than a return of buying demand. However, sentiment was helped by the llrst quarter's balance of payment figures and the late rallies on
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    TIN
    26 20 LONDON. Tues. Buyers £878, sellers £879. Forward buyers £882. sellers £883, Settlement £M 2, Turnover a.m. 230 tons. \>m. 230 tons. Tone: Steady to active
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    RUBBER
    46 20 LONDON. Tues. Spot 22d August 22 3 16d Sept. 22 3 lSd Oct. 22< 4 d.. Oc'ober/Dec 22^d.. Jan/March 22 5 16d.. April' June j 22 5 16d.. July/Sept unquoted, c.l.f. July 21 T ,d.. Aufrust 21 %d Sept. 21 T »d. Tone: Slightly easier
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      TOP-SEEDED MISS SMITH CRASHES IN FIRST ROUND
      475 20 WIMBLEDON, Tues. BILLIE Jean Moffitt. sturdy 18-year-old American from Long Beach, California, today toppled the odds on favourite Margaret Smith, of Australia, to bring off perhaps the biggest upset in Wimbledon's 85 years' history. A mighty roar from the packed centre court signalled
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    Lock icon COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    209 20 LONDON. Tue» Results of today's cricket matches were: At Guilford: Match drawn Hampshire 188 and 295. Surrey 220 and 159 for seven. At Brent wood: Essex beat Middlesex by len wickets. Middlesex 115 and 334. Essex 425 (or seven declared and 27 for 110 wicket. At Belfast:
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    Lock icon THE SCORES
    330 20 Women's Singles first round: Miss R. Schuurman tS. Africa! bt Miss P. V. M. Maclennan (GB) 6-0. 6-4: Miss E. Euding tOer.) bt Miss P. Gordigiani (Italy) 6-2. 63; Miss K Denning (Aus'.t bt Miss M. L. Gnson (S. Africa) 6-0. 6-4: Miss D. M. Catt <GB) bt
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    DEATHS
    196 20 WILSON WINFIELU (SUNNY) 71 v.ars pinned away peartfully _'fi June OMM«< K'uvt's .11) MslM Hill 4.(0 p.m. today for Church ot St. Joseph Victoria Street thence- to Bidadarl. MADAM ANC LEE N EO 101 II di.-d peaceful!) on Mtfc June IrnvinK behind ■on Lee Bah Cn. iMghtan L*« fob
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    19 20 MADAM CHIENC HEA OINO thanks relatives and friends for donalions, wreaths and attendance at bar mothrr'.i funeral 23-6-62.
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      43 20 The weather HIGHEST and lowest tempera- lures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Kola Bharu 88 74 Penang 88 74 Ipoh go 72 Malacca 86 72 Singapore 81 74
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