The Straits Times, 1 July 1962

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1399 SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1962 20 CENTS KDN 010
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    ESSO PAY ACCORD
    586 1  -  JOSEPH YEO By I Increases range from $25 to $37 (SINGAPORE, Sat. -More than 400 employees of Esso Standard Eastern, Inc., and the Singapore Petroleum Transport and Services, Inc. here will get wage increases ranging from >$25 and $37 a month. They will nlso get annual increments,
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    Jomo Kenyatta
    14 1 ....Demanded in Nnirooi yesterday that foreign nutioiu remove their ba.ses from Kenya.
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    Soon a third wedding for Nancy
    161 1 Soon a third wedding for Nancy HONG KONG. Sat Nancy i"The World of Su/y Wong"' Kwan. married for the first time three weeks ago. is headed for her third wedding But it will be the third ceremony she has gone through with the same man. Peter Pock, a young Austrian.
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    Lock icon 'Dog's life' captives
    91 1 "yiENTIANE. Sat.— Four weaiy v Britons yesterday described how their Pat net Lao captors tied ropes around their necks and led them "like dogs" from village to village. But the ex-capti\es two donors and two embassy offldall said they eventually got on such good terms with the
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    Lock icon Jean Kageorgis
    25 1 Convicted of murdering Prince Louis Rwagasore. was executed in Ruana-Urundi on the eve of Belgium's relinquishing control of the African trust territory. U.P.I.
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    Churchill dines In style at lunch
    232 1 Churchill dines In style at lunch LONDON. Sat SIR Winston Churchill, recovering from a second operation on his broken thigh, today dined In style and washed it down with brandy. A Middlesex Hospital spokesman said the 87--year-old elder statesman "has been comfortable today and his condition is satisfactory." But periiaps
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    Lock icon Red girl warned —because she likes RED
    248 1 Red girl warned because she likes RED MOSCOW. Sat. A 21--year-old Soviet girl has been threatened with expulsion from the Communist Party for dancing the Charleston and putting red curtains in her window instead of white ones, a Soviet newspaper reported. Alia Pavlova, a railway cierk in Zhmeiinica. a .small
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    Lock icon Tin: Bolivia says 'No'
    95 1 T A PAZ, Sat. The Bolivian Government con&iuers unacceptable a United States plan to sell 50.000 tons of tin from its strategic stockpile during the period and in ihe manner proposed ana has instructed its ambassadors in Washington and London to this eflec'. Senor Jo.se Pellman
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    Lock icon Cheryl Crane
    19 1 18-yeur-old tt.iughter of I.ana Turner has I new parttime job modelling swimsuits In small Hollywood cafe. U.P.I.
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    Yoke Heong: Yesterday's picture
    46 1 Yoke Heong: Yesterday's picture Fighteen year old Lai Yoke lleone leaves a Kuala Lumpur t-ourt yesterday after giving evidence. Her testimony was recorded in advance because she flies on Wednesday to a London hospital to be fitted with artificial arms. Sunday Times picture (See Page Two >
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    Tomorrow— a shopping tour to get set for her trip to Britain
    214 1 Tomorrow— a shopping tour to get set for her trip to Britain KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. jyjISS Lai Yoke Heong. the girl who losl her anna in I motor accident, will go shopping on Monday lor the first time since she was admitted to the General Hospital on March ID. She
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      Lock icon MID-AIR COLLISION BUT NO PANIC
      63 1 niRBAX. Sat.— A Sky master airliner landed safely here today after a mid-air collision mith a South African Air Force fighlrr-trainer. The trainer crashed, but thr two occupants baled out and escaped. Passengers in the airliner, belonging to South African Airways. said they felt a
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      Lock icon THE LAST HOURS
      37 1 LONDON. Sat. About 1.500 oiiininiiMi' Jill immigrants mrrr i vim ml to land in Britain today in thi- few final hours before the "open door" immigration policy for Commonwealth citizens endrd at midnight. Reuter.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    53 1 AITKLAND. S;it.— man uh» wont into hospit.il it ln\ei c.irsill for I Icij operation HUM out of the an-.ic->tlicti( to find hi* lei untouched but his nose bandaged The hospital superintendent said later: "The patients dom' was not right and he will feel much better for the
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    Lock icon Jack and Jackie
    21 1 Kennedy were welcomed by crowds estimated at up to r million on their arrival at Mexico City. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Princess Moune
    30 1 Daughter o! Laotian Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma. married Count Hubert de Oerminy in a civil ceremony In Paris on Priaa\. and had a religious ceremony yesterday morning. Reuter.
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    Barwick Hopes for better Asian ties
    315 1  - Barwick Hopes for better Asian ties DAHARI ALI By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday gHITALVS entry into the European Common Market would step up Australia's contacts with its Asian neighbours, the Australian Minister of External Affairs, Sir (iartield Barwick, s;iid here today. He told reporters before leaving for Penang to Inspect the
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    Jean-Maurice Crovetto
    30 1 Monaco'; Minister in Italy, said in Rome he knew nothing about a report that Piincess Grace of Monaco would act In a film to be made ;n Italy.
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    Lock icon President Sukarno
    23 1 Returned ;o Jakarta from his holiday in Bali and pluneed immediately ii.to talte on the latest developments over \Ve.si Inan.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Sub-Lt. Archie Kwok
    27 1 26-yeai-old son of a piominent Hong Kong businessman-. ha.s become the first Chinese to qualify a* a pilot in the British Royal Navy.— Reuter.
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    France
    17 1 Formally handed over the .-cm'ucin part of Biz«-na air and naval base io TuniMd ye.Me:day. Reiiler.
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    Student attack on Bill
    498 1 VARSITY UNION, LAW SOCIETY GIVE REFERENDUM VIEWS CINCAPOm:. Sat The University ol Singapore Students 1 Union todi»\ criticised the National Referendum Hill as denying the people Ihe right lo accept or reject Ihe merger proposals. The 2.200-mem-ber student body made the criticism m a lengthy press
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    A second court for industry disputes
    237 2 A second court for industry disputes SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Government is to set up a second Industrial Arbitration Court. A Bill providing lor the appointment ol a Deputy President lor the proposed court was published today i The Bill, known as tiie Industrial Relations Amendment i Ordinance, j 1962
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    Witness Yoke Heong gives evidence
    445 2 'CROWDED BUS WAS TRAVELLING VERY FAST AND AT JALAN SULTAN MOHAMED. A LOUD IMPACT. I BECAME UNCONSCIOUS, I WOKE UP IN HOSPITAL...BOTH MY ARMS WERE AMPUTATED Many are left standing in packed court room LAKSHMI NATARAJAM KUALA LUMPUR, Sat J[ PACKED court today heard Miss
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    President decides on closed door meetings
    139 2 President decides on closed door meetings MALACCA. Sat Future committee meetings of the Malacca Municipal Council will not be open to the public or the Press. Announcing this today, the new President of the Council. Mr. O. Marlappan (Alliance) said that It was in accordance with the Municipal Ordinance and
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    Axe attack on PWD man at sports dinner
    103 2 Axe attack on PWD man at sports dinner KOTA BAHRU. Sat— Mr. V. Slvaguru. a senior technical assistant attached to the Public Works Department here, was last night attacked by a man armed with an axe He was in a crowd of more than 200 people attending the P.W.D. annual
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    CHURCH FESTIVAL
    27 2 SINGAPORE. Sat The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Buccour at Siglap Hill will celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour next Sunday.
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    Cashier killing: Man charged
    65 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ang Yew Seng was charged in a magistrate's court today with the murder of Yew Sian Chong. a cashier, at the Salome Bar in Geylang Road on June 4. Yew, who had come from Alor Star, was found Kajreed on a camp-bed by the
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    YOUR DOG
    447 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iII ttt+tt hit Hrrrtrl 1 1 11 1 LUj g^ POINTER* on training U A VINO received a query lavi week regardiiiK 'he UMi of dog p«ychiati.v. I feel I .should Interrupt our show doe senes
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    Why I will give it all away...
    507 3  - Why I will giv e it all away SEETHA KAUR By OF PENANG— MALAYA 5 NEW WRITER NO. 42 IS IT jusi perverse exhibitionism thai makes me say: '"ll" I win I; will give it nil away.*' Is il jusl a desire lo make the headlines us the girl who
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    Hasnah Vimala-Chen
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    IN THE MIST....AN ALPINE HONEYMOON AND MUCH JOY
    595 3  - IN THE MIST....AN ALPINE HONEYMOON AND MUCH JOY TAN MENG ENG By lksdlkgs THE early morning mist shrouds the verdant campus of the University at Pantai Valley. I stroll reflectively beside the lake, and behold I step through a door in the mist. I find myself in a lovely little
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    BUT IF YOUR HUBBY REALLY WAS VERY RICH...
    530 3 BUT IF YOUR HUBBY REALLY WAS VERY RICH... pope qqqi aajpi oqq gu jtrtMmft joi BEING THE DIARY OF A GIRL AT LARGE IN MALAYA BUT suppose your husband is the lucky one. He wins $.'{7.">,--000, invcsls it wise ly, iind you find yourself settling into life where the only
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    264 3 WHEN Geurgt IV oruught his wife Caroline to trial on charges of Infidelity, the Duke ot Wellington sided with the King against the people, who violently defended the honour of the queen. One day Wellington was surrounded by London workmen who would not let him pass
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    HOW TO SCORE
    58 3 <1> a. 2; b. 1. c. 3. (2) a. 2; b, 1: c. 3. <3) a. 2; b. 1; c. 3. <4) a. 2; b. 1; c. 3. (5) a. 2; b. 3; c. 1. 6» score 0 for each yes! 1 for each no. (7) a.
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    EXAMS AND LOVE
    251 3 LlFfc, must oe a bit ot a rush these days lor Mr Lawrie Lai oi Kuala Lumpur and hib Australian fiancee pretty June Lockerbie. This week Mr. Lai submits his thesis on the inherited dillerences in the blood serum for his Doctorate of Science degree. This week.
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      388 3 Thoughts lwW^S Ifou @cut Influence Others With Your Thinking! TRY it some time. Concentrate intently upon another person Mated in a room with you, without his noticing it. Observe him gradually become restless and finally turn and look in your direction. Simple yet it is a positive demonstration that thought
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    MY DIVORCE FROM TY
    4131 5 It was the shattering of an illusion... AFTER I had lost my first baby, Tyrone and I went to New York, the one place in the world to stop over and be hardly able to get away again vibrating and jammed with such vitality that you
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    FISH TALK
    306 5 rpVERYONE has by now heard of the coelacanth. yet thirty yi.irs ;i (i tl-.is un.s a name known only to specialists in Ichthyology. It m known to them through the discovery of fossils in various layer;, of the earth's surface A rlas^ical authority on these fishes, Sir Arthur
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      A SHOE-SHINE FOR THE ELDEST SON OF LATE DICTATOR BENITO MUSSOLINI
      93 6 A SHOE-SHINE FOR THE ELDEST SON OF LATE DICTATOR BENITO MUSSOLINI (iOOl) football match draws all kinds of people tori ether in the crowds of spectators and the recent World Cup final at Santiago, Chile, was no exception. Among the crowds was a man who bore a well know n
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      PHOTO NEWS
      2 6 PHOTO NEWS
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      Lock icon WORLD COURT RULING REJECTED BY THAIS
      187 6 BANGKOK, Sat. The Thai Government yesterday Issued a statement criticising the World Court's decision In awarding the Phra Vlhar Temple to Cambodia. It said It considered the decision "final" but planned to debate the matter "carefully to preserve national interest and prestige." It said
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      Lock icon MACAPAGAL: JUST A 'FRIENDLY DIFFERENCE'
      461 6 MACAPAGAL: JUST A 'FRIENDLY DIFFERENCE' I 1 I BANGKOK, Sat. PRESIDENT Diosdado Macapagal said last night that the Philippines claim to North Borneo was a "friendly difference" with the British. He declined to say whether the Philippines would bring its claim before the United Nations or the International Court of
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      Pamela files suit against Mason
      225 6 Pamela files suit against Mason SANTA MONICA (California). Sat. Actre>s Pamela Mason yesterday filed a separate maintenance suit .igainsl Jam?* Mason and obtained a temporay restraining order to keep the actor from taking their two children out of the State. Mrs. Mason, who *aid she had no immedlatt plans to
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      121 6 Your Sunday radio RADIO MALAYA A.M.: 6.00 Time Mgud, Nega-ra-ku. News Headlines; 6.0.) Momlng Melodies; 7.00 Rendezvous With Music; 7.30 Tiir.e Signal News; 7.35 Breakfast, Club 8.00 Time Signal. Nan In The National Language; 8.03 Bnsht And Breezy; 8.56 News Headlines: 9.00 Mumc City; 10.00 .Summary of Pro*,'. For The
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      125 6 News: 5.05 Senas From The Stage and Screen; 5.30 Pick of the Pops. ti.oo Summary Of Programmes For The Evening; 6.10 Interlude; 6.15 Soccer: 6.45 Music at Eventide; 7.00 Time Signal, The News; 7.10 NewstaJk/Race Results/Interlude; 7.15 Canada Dominion Day Feature; 730 Interlude For Music: 7.45 Jane Morgan Sing.s 8.00
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      135 6 10.30 Played to Please; 11.00 Question Time; 11.15 Music Prom Holland; 11.30 All Strings And Fancy Free. P.M.: 12.00 The Great Temptation; 12 30 Canada's 95th Birthday; 1.00 Lunchtime Listening; 1.30 News; 1.40 Music From The Movies; 2.00 Girl on the Run; 2.15 Women's Magazine: 2.30 Meet Miss; 2.45 The
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    SKYMEN DROP ON REDS IN VIETNAM
    253 7 SKYMEN DROP ON REDS IN VIETNAM NEWS on SUNDAY SAIGON, Saturday. J^ MAJOR airborne operation against Communist Viel Cong guerillas \\;is underway 1M miles north west of Saigon yesterday, with American C-123 aircraft dropping two IkilUi'ioiis of paratroops. More than 2.000 nun took part in the operation, in an effort
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    Naughty' disc presented to the Queen
    98 7 Naughty' disc presented to the Queen LONDON. Sat. A naughty song record which has been banned by the 8.8.C. has been sent to members of Britain's Royal Family, it was learned today The record containing 12 songs, among them "Tudor Bed" and "Ballet Shame" were sent to Queen Elizabeth. Queen
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    ASK YOUR DAD
    139 7 WHY ARE SOME PEOPLE LEKT-HANDED? EXPERTS are still not sure why it is that most people are right-handed. One theory is this: If you ran a central line through the body you would find that th;* right side in most cases would weigh a few ounces more
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    CALM-THE WOMAN WHOMADE MILLIONS
    127 7 CALM-THE WOMAN WHOMADE MILLIONS THE heads of the crowd are bent over their programmes and urgent whispered discussions buzz around the hall, but one woman seems uneffected by the tense atmosphere about her. She sits calmly, her dark hair swept back, looking straight in front of her. She is Mrs.
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    Ben Khedda gives pledge to nation
    477 7 Ben Khedda gives pledge to nation -GOVT. WILL BE IN ALGERIA IN A FEW DAYS' TIME' TUNIS, Saturday \JR. BEN YOUSSEF BEN KHEDDA, Prime Minister of the Algerian Provisional Government, announced here tonight his Government would be in Algeria "in a few days' time." In a broadcast to the nation,
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    SUNDAY IN AMERICA
    320 7 SUNDAY IN AMERICA PETER EVANS Dateline: New York CURL FRIEND ol garage I mechanic William Nelson was -so impressed when he told her he was an F. 8.1, man that she agreed to spend a week-end with him. Nf..-on. elaied. earned the act too far. Checking imo a New York
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    Lock icon Britain to give Uganda freedom on Oct. 9
    245 7 Britain to give Uganda freedom on Oct. 9 LONDON. Sat Britain last night agreed to j grant independence to the East African protectorate I of Uganda and its even million people on Oct. 9. The decision was announced in a communique at the end ol 17-day constitutional conference The '•oinmunin.iN'
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    NIKITA TO RUSSIANS: TRY POTATO CRISPS -IT'S NOURISHING
    172 7 MOSCOW. Sat. Mr. I Khrushchev has suggested that the Russian people should try potato crisps and corn flakes as cheap and nourishing foods. The Americans and British are "past masters' at making corn flakes from Indian corn, he said, and a British
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    THE Juliet Ang PAGE
    81 8 THE Juliet Ang PAGE dfnbdfb BY THE GIRL WHO MAKES FASHION MAKE SENSE Bride 9 s eye view— A OUR model Maureen Koh —is really a bride, seen here in the wedding dress made by her mother. The bridesmaid is Nancy Wee, herself a bride-to-be. write to: Mtu Juliet Ang.
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    Happiness the best cosmetic
    403 8 Happiness the best cosmetic RIGHT Wah Ai Yong models a k. •oedding creation by Roland 'Jhow. The dress itself is a twopiece, with a lame bodice and heavily-embroidered organza skirt. Over the dress is a bolero which catches the eye tcith a huge bow. At the back the focus is
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    The cute ones
    427 8 The cute ones NO wedding i«ni reolly complete without the Hower-girl and/or pageboy who may captu-e at much attention as tha bride herself Hera little Jeanetta and chubbycheeked Wei Seng (tee below), model two cuts attendant outfits. Lim few Chye Just over a week ago in the same gorgeous satin
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    HUMAN CASEBOOK
    202 8 JANE LEES WRITE to: Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Tim«-v Times llouar, Kivcr Vallr/ Road. Singapore 9. FiEAR Jane Lee: Tc me love •*^ls an elusive thing. I am lonely, disillusioned and embutered by two ■MHGMtaI affairs I do not believe in lon, though I believe in understanding
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      157 8 i&> YU MIN, star of 4 Kj£ "A Night in Hong Kong", a -HJKv-xr t jtv\ Motion Picture and General jl v 3L-&HL V*** Investment Company release. sa > rs YU MIN WtSttk J^L f For a softer, smoother complexion, 4Kr I' l^ e l° ve ly complexion of the
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    'WHAT ARE YOU DRAWING' IS THE TOP PRIZE PRINT
    247 9 'WHAT ARE YOU DRAWING' IS THE TOP PRIZE PRINT PHOTO CONTEST WINNER ol the week's TOP PRIZE of $30 la Kam Enp Chye. of Sultan Ismail School. Kemaman. Trengganu. who .sent in "VVhat Arc You Drawing?" t right i. He used a Hacoflex camera and Kodak VP. film. Setting: fl6.
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      208 9 {POPULAR CROSSWORD) Lay) lIHCa7~ A? ™"l"~ \<ROSS: 3 A',-es (4i: T. IMa-1 DOWN: 1. Pestered iB>: 2. ture i3>; 10. Wandernu; iB>: 12. Tending io reconcile <"•; 3. BlunImpetuosity <4>; 14. Raced <3>: der (I); 4 Bar (4); 5. Insect (3): 15. Ceremony (4); 16. Painful < 4 6. Let
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      ANNOUNCEMENTS
      58 10 M H'.rrfi Sl* i Minimum) PRINCE'S TEA ROOM Presents a Fashion Sho« (Mond.iv 2nd July. 8.15 I I in Teli-phon.' IttSt for reservation. Tea Dame tod:y 3.30 7.00 p.m. JOAN BOOTY'S Htm Modelling/ Cham Omifau commence mornings 2nd July 10 a.m. Kvemnus 3rd July MB p.m Cathedral Hall (opposite
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      RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
      99 10 ill »..><f« $2.50 (Mm.) WESLEY CHURCH SEREMBAN. Sunday Worship service 6.30 p.m. All Welcome. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In Sin--8 am. and 6 p.m. Holy Communion i as at both servtcea. All I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 'irmce Grove Koad, Sunday Service V .In am Sunday School lU.4r, a.m. Wednesday meeting
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        COBBOLD AND MANILA
        167 10 COBBOLD AND MANILA rE Cobbold Report puts a new complexion on the Filipino claim to North Borneo, a territory which at the moment is a direct colony of Britain. The moment Malaysia becomes a reality the Philippine case, as The Guardian has pointed out. will be directed not against Britain
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        Malaya and The Six
        148 10 rE Federation's Minister of Commerce speaks sound sense when he tells Parliament that the expanding economies of the Common Market nations hold out a rosy prospect for Malaya's rubber and tin. Canada. Australia and New Zealand have fears that Britain's entry into the European Community might
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        THE AGE OF RESEARCH
        227 10 KEEP YOUR LCTTERa SMORTI ASIAN'S as a rule love to U.lk about their great past. What has distressed me Is that the age of independence that dawned on this part of the world at the end of the war has not been followed up by an
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        TREND TO TOWNS
        192 10 OELANGOR'S Mentri Besar O Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda <Sunday Times. June 24) speaks of the advantages of living in the country. The problem that Malaya faces in this respect is one that is common with the developing peasant economies of Asia. One of the big obstacles
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        CULTURAL DESERT
        103 10 FIRST it was rock-'n'-roll. Now It is the twist. When will this country have a true cultural awakening. I am a girl passionately fond ot singing. For some time now I have been considering a sojourn In London and Paris to improve my voice and my diction. But
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        LETTER OF THE WEEK
        48 10 I II I jusl come across. a novel solution which will render birth control unnecessary. Why don't scientists shrink people to one-hundredth their present size. In this manner the world and all its natural resources will proportionately expand a hundredfold. <>INANG UIM LIAN WHATT,
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        WHY SUCH TRIPE
        62 10 AT THE cinema the other day I was shown the sand-strewn beaches ot the Bahamas and the allegedly unparalleled beauties of the West Indies. 1 know at least 30 spots in the Federation which for scenic beauty will hit the West Indies tor a six Why do
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        CORRUPTING MALAY
        59 10 HOW right was Tengku Abdul Rahman when he censured English-educated Malays who hinder the development of the national language. In my hearing I have heard people say: "I ta' boleh pergi today" and "You mesti come to my house." And these people were not Indians or Chinese but
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      MALAYA S BIG SPURT...
      367 10  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS IX LESS than five years, independent Malaya has made remarkable progress in trade expansion and industrial production. Imports have expanded by more than 45 per cent and exports by 13 per cent over the total six years ago. Statistics show that 5,000 Malayan establishments
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      THE 5-YEAR PLAN AND YOUR FUTURE
      115 10 THE 5-YEAR PLAN AND YOUR FUTURE MALAYA'S Second Five-Year Plan, drawn up under the guidance of I'nited Nations experU, calls for capital investments totalling $5,050 million between 1961-65. Of this, 52,130 million will be •pent on the public sector. Industrial, .lerirullurr and land development will take $512.3 million. A total
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      THE WAGES
      292 10 UP BY 10 AND 20 PER CENT IN PAST TWO YEARS tt'AOGjS of Malayan workers have risen between 10 and 20 per cent in the last two years. The average worker In a factory now earns about $3.50 a day. He also gets certain allowances and annual bonu.v
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      HERE'S WHY YOU'RE NOT A $50,000-A-YEAR MAN
      749 10  -  DO YOU know why you are not a $50,000 a year man? "That's easy," says Mat Jampok (Nosey Parker). "It's because I only get 500 bucks a month." 'And why do you only get $500 a month?" ■'Because.' says Mat, "my boss if
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      Dear Mother...
      35 10 Dear Mother NANCY Louise Borty, ot Whitewater, Wisconsin. hot just arrived in Kuala Lumpur for a two-month vi»it under an American Field Service exchange scheme. Nancy is a junior student at the Milwaukee Downer Seminary.
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      AN AMERICAN GIRL WRITES HOME ABOUT MALAYA
      443 10 AN AMERICAN GIRL WRITES HOME ABOUT MALAYA DEAR MOTHER: I find this country it dream that only the wildest imagination could create, rather than ;i possible reality. When I arrived at Kuala Lumpur airport 10 days ago, 1 was struck by this dream-like quality that seemed to pervade the very
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      136 10 TURN to ASIA Magazine for ASIANS TO WATCH the story of an up and coming Japanese architect (Page Seven) and GYOTAKU a technique that turns fishing into an art (Page 13). Open the door to business success TRAIN IN NEW YORK FOR A COMMERCIAL CAREER INTENSIVE COURSES (Individual Instruction For
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    That $35,000 robbery: Police detain woman and two men
    293 11  -  GAULOIN MIRANDA NO-STOP CAR FLASHES PAST ROADBLOCK By £UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Police have detained two men and a woman in connection with the $35,000 robbery at a goldsmith's shop in Petaling Jaya yesterday. The arrests were made after police found n
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    SENATOR: 5 MORE PMIP LEADERS TO JOIN UMNO
    188 11 KAJANICi. Sat.— lnche Abdul Hamid bin Mahmud, an Alliance Senator from Kc'.antan. claimed last night that five more PMIP. leaders will Join UMNO soon in the footsteps of their colleague. Inche Othman Abdullah, a Member of Parliament and former PMIP secretaryuoneral. Speaking
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    Four youths on loiter charge
    65 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Four young men, described as "being suspected persons." ■koto charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with loitering along Telok Ayer Street at 5 a.m. with intent to commit robbery. Ong Thiam Hock, Ong Her Yam. Ong Boon Lam and Poh Kah Kee
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    Spore printers' union elects 25 candidates
    184 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. r pilK Singapore Printing Employees' Union which plans to expand its 13-man central executive committee to 25, subject to approval by the annual meeting next month has elected 25 candidates lor the committee. The move i.> to achieve maximum representation for every
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    Billy Banks for Poly ball
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Polytechnic's "Orientation Ball" at the Polytechnic exhibition hall next Saturday will feature the famous American Negro showman. Billy Banks. Another fe»:ure of the ball, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.. will be the naming of Mr and Miss Freshle from among
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    $50 for the most original party
    204 11 VOUVE read Malaya s new 1 writers In the Sunday Times Today \-iii Hit invited to Join them To write for profit lor tne Sunday Times Vtli nay $50 loi me lie-' contnbunon You arc Invited 10 jotn Mala\H> new a inei o;. 'vnuiia
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    Puan Noor Aishah at the art and handicraft exhibition
    84 11 Puan Noor Aishah at the art and handicraft exhibition PLAN NiM.i- Aishah. winof the Yang di-Pertuan Ntgara of Singapore, at the Chines"- Women's Association's art and handicraft exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall, which she opened on Friday. She said that those who nought exhibits would be helping two very
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    Two Malayans appointed to top posts at university
    360 11 Two Malayans appointed to top posts at university SINGAPORE. Saturday. 'pi K chairs of paediatrics and pharmacology in the faculty of medicine, University of Singapore, have been filled. Dr. Wong Hock Boon has been appointed to the first post, while Dr. Robert Chun Yu Lin, takes the other. Dr. Lin,
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    Rotary support for Penang eye-bank
    164 11 Rotary support for Penang eye-bank PENANG. Sat.— The new president of the Penang Rotary Club. Mr Khoo Keat Cheong, today pledged the club's "'full support" for the establishment of an eye-bank in Penang. "But the success of this project will of necessity depend on the readiness of public-spirited citizens to
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    Y.W.C.A. meeting
    21 11 SINGAPORE. Bat. The Y.W.C.A. will hold Its annual meeting at 7 pm on Friday at Its Raffles Quay premises.
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    Reward for two fishermen
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Sat Two fishermen were today commended by the Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, for arresting two Pulau Senang escapees on May 20. They were Inche Marrof bin Marts and Inche Abu Bakar bin Pelu. both of Pulau Pawal. an island near the
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    BUSINESS ON THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    263 11 BUSINESS ON THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE SINGAPORE. Sat. Today's business on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Singapore section, with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: Dunlop (3.000) $1.73; Bousi«ad t l.OOO l f 1.50; East Smelt a 00.) $2.83 SL; P. and N. (700) $2.65 SL; M. Containers (2,400) $1.19
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    PRICE OF TIN
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Straits tin price here today was quoted at $435.37 a picul. up $1.25 on an offering <>t 255 toils, down 20 tons.
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    ...AND COPRA
    24 11 SINGAPORE Copra Association noon pnee: $27 4 (N». Singapore Coconut Oil Milan Association: $38 sellers, drum $41 sellers. The tone was quiet.
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    Swim times
    98 11 TODAY: Sedilil Kechll 10.03 am. (7.6 ft.) 8.03 p.m. (6.5 ft.- 11.00 a.m. (7.7 ft.i 10.08 p.m. (8.9 ft i Port. Dickson 5.55 a.m. (7.8 ft. i 6.25 p.m. (9.oftj; Port Swettenham 5.19 a.m. (12.5 ft. 5.31 pm (13.5 ft..); '.2.04 a.m. (8.4 ft TOMORROW: Sediill Kechll 10.46
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    Club's new drama a welcome extension
    296 12 Club's new drama a welcome extension THHE i presented 1 Chriitoplici Fry's, "A Sleep of Prisoners .it St. Anarews Caihednii. smuupoie. on Friday night. Four priMmeis-01-war ;ire locked in a church in enemy territory. The onl\ thing they have in common is their plight. Nerves are in shreds, and very
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    The boy who lacks courage
    209 12 zdfnbdsfbdv I HAVE known a girl ot 17 for the last two years. I wish to make friends with her but I dare not talk to her. What shall I do? C. ROBERT Kuala Lumpur. Just leave her alone. HOW did Tapah get its name?
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    Police search for escaped prisoner
    38 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. Police made a house-to-house search in Upper Hokkien Street tonight after an escaped prisoner, who earlier had broken out of the Central Police Station lock-up, was reported seen in the area.
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    Early marriages lead to debts
    295 12  -  CHAN KWAN HOI DIVISION IV MEN ARE 'CHAIN BORROWERS' SAYS MEMO By IPOH, Sat. gARLY marriages into which they are generally forced by their parents are blamed for a large number of the Division IV officers in Government service getting into debt. This is one
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    NOW LEADER OF P.P.P. BLAMES M.C.A. FOR THAT VILLAGE CLASH
    230 12 11*011. Saturday People's Progressive Party leader, Mr. D.R. Seenivasagam, blamed the Malayan Chinese Association today for last Sunday's clash in Leman Kati new village, near Kuala Kangsar. Senator Yeoh Klan Teik. j chairman of the Perak Alliance youth Section, had
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    Flat death fall
    30 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. An unemployed man. Yap Choo Cheong. 36, fell to his death from a third-floor Housing Board flat in Jalan Tanterum. off. Balestier Road, this morning.
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    Chiropody for your girl
    284 12  - Chiropody for your girl Ken Hammonds CAREER CORNER SCRIES 2: NO, —By |?OR the girl who wants F a career that has something to do with medical service, but who doesn't want to spend live years going through a university medical course, chiropody offers an Interesting and rewarding career. The
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    Queenstown cinemas
    275 13 THREE TO BE BUILT BY NEXT YEAR SINGAPORE, Saturday. THREE modern air-conditioned theatres will be Iniill for the residents of Singapore's lirsi satellite town Queenstown which is expected to be completed by 1964. Mr. Tan Kia Gan. the Minister lor National Development, .said this today at a Press
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    540,000 pay grab bid: 3 remanded
    93 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three men appeared in court today in connection with yesterday's $40,000 payroll grab attempt ai ihr Government Thomson Road hospital. Two of them— Chua Cheng llin and Yong Thiam Huat— were accused of trying to rob ihe hospital secretary, Christian Daniel Williams,
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    Referendum forum No. 4
    84 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Da to Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. UMNO Assemblyman lor Geylang Serai, and Mr. Ons Eng Guan. chairman of the United Peoples' Party and Assemblyman for Hong Lim have been invited by Radio SiniiP.pore to take part in the fourth radio forum on the
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    NEW TAX DEPUTY
    17 13 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Robert Matthew Berriman hxs been appointed Deputy Comptroller of Income Tax.
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    MOVE AFOOT TO END THE BIG DEBATE
    98 13 MOVE AFOOT TO END THE BIG DEBATE SINGAPORE, Sat.— Moves are afoot to finish the National Referendum Bill debate by the end of next week. When the Assembly resumes on Monday, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the Deputy Prime Minister, will propose. THAT the proceedings in committee on the bill be
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    FISH INSTITUTE'S PLAN ON RESEARCH
    369 13  - FISH INSTITUTE'S PLAN ON RESEARCH A SRIPATHY By MALACCA, Saturday JHE Tropical Fish Culture Research Insti- tute here is considering plans to give facilities for visiting scientists and research students from abroad. This was announced here today by the chairman of the institute's Board of Management, Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim.
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    24 died on the road during May
    102 13 24 died on the road during May SINGAPORE, Sat—Twen-ty-four people were killed in road accidents here last month seven more than in April. The number of people seriously injured was 157 as compared to 132 in April. These figures were given In the Traffic Police monthly report issued today. The
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    STRIKE AT CLUB IS OVER: WORKERS GET MORE PAY
    96 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. The strike by 110 employees of Tanglln Club in Steven:, Road, la over. The men who walked out 109 days ago in a wage dispute with the club, will resume work tomorrow. This follows an agreement reached at the
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    Stabbed to death near abattoir
    73 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Three men armed with parangs and knives brutally stabbed to death a muttonseller In his house and sped off in a car in Klang Road here this morning. K. Ramasamy. 45. a father of 11 children, was about to go to collect
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    Carpenter shot dead in mine
    49 13 IPOH. Sat— A man was shot dead in the Yee Thai tin mine In Kampar. 24 miles from here, shortly after 2 a.m today. The dead man has been identified as Yip Yong Kong. 24. a carpenter, who lived in a nearby new village.
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    Man who tried to steal a bag
    49 13 SINGAPORE. Sat— Chew Kah Yew. who attempted to steal a $5 handbag from a car parked In Albert Street today, was jailed for six months by a magistrate. R. B. I. Pates. Chew pleaded guilty. He has a string of previous convictions.
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    W.D. MEN IN NEW STRIKE THREAT OVER WAGE CLAIMS DELAY
    206 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat THE 900-strong War Department Civilian Staff Association of Johore Bahru unanimously passed a resolution on threatening to "go on strike" if their claims were not met. Mr. K.E Varughese, honorary secretary of the union, said: "We have
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    About those 'bulls' 'bears' and options
    785 13 About those 'bulls' 'bears' and options TO all readers who have written in to ask for details of "options", I .say this at the very outset: Steer clear, for options are not for the new investor who should normally buy good shares and hold, being satisfied with the dividends he
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      72 13 LOOKING AHEAD^ FOR PROFIT 'I wonder tiow Lady pounds for i m/l Moonbeams good cffMttf.l \-mii. it irany has bee* mcc J'CociffilwS' Ito hear frj* tin*. Lady *-^^s Moonbeam. I 2«?. says sme I botrt hesitate <!s" k >*E**r to askk ..^^djzkii... mm. /t^t 4W 1 ■^y rKV^ cube&o! mLM
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      96 14 Hurry up, George. I am hurrying up! Power loss is your trouble, George. Feels as if you're pulling a heavy load like a hippopotamus. .or an elephant. ♦*'*>» 1\ JJ^L' ■>■■■ or a HIPPOPHANT! That Hippophant represents one enormous power loss, George. The oil you're using clogs the combustion chamber
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      1777 14 7 sCa '-a* *Z UCI 1 will fiTCw Qk\\7 TAK2AS- A POWN, I vSS. WHAT 7 >^^^* "^\nJ uST uAvE Tim^ TS Alsi7 T EVi7 0L« JELOVS7 tS^7.? I 7ANTCR 7z w= 3c __s^ i \____r fcLVj_ w Kl '_J s wow 7 iS S'^sgg C'ALiy \\i fy £dg.4* /^/Ci:
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      DOING IT HIS WAY
      125 17 CARL FOREMAN who has a notice over his desk which reads "Be reasonable do it my way" proposes to be perfectly reasonable with his next film. "The Victors." Mr. Foreman is producer and witer. He will also direct— for the first time. He says: "After 20
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      STUPID...
      1077 17 ...This talk about sex symbols, late. As for me. I am much too serious about my work ever to be temperamental or late. "Now I make this film fnr Pel Urn It Is such an honour It has no title. Just "FeUlni B'* He was tired or all the
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      NATALIE STRIPS TO MUSIC
      90 17 NATALIE STRIPS TO MUSIC THE most of Natalie Wood you are ever likely to see >i on display in her new film "Gypsy". This is a musical, but rather a different one from "West Side Story." the picture which has swept her into No. 1 place in the current Hollywood
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      206 17 now r'ADiT'nV""""--m SHOWING F|IVL6 30 9 30 Never inyour^^/hole laughing I I life have you Jj^een anything a so fast^andfflMuriously funny! tojl HURST BUCHHOLZ JP IWa JAMES CACNEY m^k PAMELA T|FF|N \mff% Htll <O( \.((M ATO All B 4J at 11 1 45. 4 630 shows daily B»i*B»aT» during season—
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    PETER LIMS MOTORING
    69 18 HERE'S the Vitesse, the new sixcyUnder Standard-Triumph car based on the popular four-cylinder Herald. The styling is by Italian Giovanni .Michrlotti, v hii has incorporated (win headlamps in "Chinese manner." The Triumph Vitesse saloon and convertible was described in the Sunday Times of June 3, 1962. and
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    AN ANSWER TO THE OLD OLD NAGGER
    414 18 AN ANSWER TO THE OLD OLD NAGGER (jVDRD International's man in Singapore last week was executive engineer Paul H. Kuhn. who holds supervisory and advisory watch over Ford engineering operations in Commonwealth countries. During his lour day.-. In Singapore in the course of a world tour. Mr. Kuhn .set out
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    LOOK, MOTHER-NO BRIDGE!
    103 18 LOOK, MOTHER -NO BRIDGE! IN other lands I hear. Interest in amphibious cars is incrcasitm. The advan- t.mcs arc obvious, though j tin- effect on both passen- srrs and onlookers can be quite startling. Here > on set- an amphibian built by the Swiss car I manufacturers. Citicen. taking a
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    Ken Perera unimpressive in comeback bid for Asian Games
    664 18  -  MOK SIN PIN By Singapore, Sat rdKMIK Malayan Olympics half miler Kenneth Perera. and Pal Singh Singapore's S.E.A.P. Games gold medalist, both failed to impress in their come-back bids at the Polis Negara Singapura's annual championships at Thomson Road today. Kenneth
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    Honda's triumph
    62 18 ASSEN. Holland. Sat. Jim Redman of Southern R nodes la won the international 350 c.c. motor cycle event here tooay on a Honda, covering the 154.09 kilometres In one hour six minutes 49.5 seconds for an average speed of 138.305 kpn. England's Mike Hailwood wa.s second on an
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    Ewe Seong lead in Malayan golf trials
    169 18 IPOH. Sat Choong Ewe seong of Pen.tng with a score oi 77 leads a Held of 25 in the Malayan golf trials for the Elsenhower Trophy on the Tiger Lane course here today. He was among the six golfers who broke 80 (par
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    Lock icon Notts score 181-7 at tea
    164 18 NOTTINGHAM. Sat A mird wicket stand of 112 by former Test star Reg Simpson i~6) and opening bmsinan Alai Gill (41) enabled Nomngnamshire to reach 181-7 at tea on the opening day of their match against Ihe Pakistani cricketers here. Tea scores in today's cricket
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    Malacca are all out 71
    101 18 SINGAPORE. Sat Singapore had scored 31-3 on the first day of their two-aay Pan Malayan Malays cricket matcli for the Rulers Smeld in reply to Malacca's flr.st innings toial of 71 ai B;i>Mier Road today Tne cause of Malacca's collapst wtie Mohamed I alley 1
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    Lock icon French success
    52 18 THE CURRAGH. County Kildare. Sat. Tambourine won the Irish Derby here thia afternoon for France in a uiioto finish Arctic Storm finished second and Sebnng third in a field of 24. Fourth was the favourite Laikspur. Tambourine won by a mioi. head with five lengths. «eperating second and
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    Thrilling finish
    39 18 NEWCASTLE. Sat. -In a thrilling photo fm ten Mr. A. B. Grant* Bordone won lite Northumberland Plate run over two miles here touay The Queen's Optimistic was •econd and Ml. Phil Bull's Soster.uto third of 13 starters.-'
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    NS athletes set two new records
    229 18 NS athletes set two new records SEREMBAN. Sat Two Siato records were broken on the i first day of Negri A. A. A. annual championships on the King Oeorge V School ground here to- day. In the men's 800 metres Mus- tan Singh clocked a new time ol 2min. I2soc.
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    Japanese beaten
    20 18 TOKYO. Sat The touring Japanese table tennis team lost 3-5 to the Chinese team last night in Tientsin.
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    SELANGOR'S WAI LAM AMONG LAST EIGHT IN MALAYAN TENNIS C'SHIPS
    289 18 DENANG. Sat.— Twenty-one-year 1 Kok Wai Lam of Selangor beat seeoed Knok Yoke Yen 6-4. 6-1 in the quarter-final.; of the men's singles in the Malayan national tennis championships here today Wai Lam. later partnered L.C Jayatilaka against E.J.H. Yong
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    AFTER LE MANS TRIUMPH A SURPRISE FROM FERRARI
    263 18 AFTER LE MANS TRIUMPH A SURPRISE FROM FERRARI I\OWN goes the *J chequered flag and for the second year running the American B c 1 g kin combination of Phil Hill and Olivier Gendebien has won the gruelling 24-hour Lc Mans endurance event in France. At the wheel of the
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      116 18 SPORTS DIARY SOtCER: Malaya Cup Singapore v Joint Services. Jalan Be&ai 1 5 .15 1. Div. 3C S.T.U •A v R T.C. Geylang. ATHLETICS: S.A.A.A. triangular meet. Parrer Paik. CYCLING: S A.C.A. 100 miles Asian Game* tnai. Gap <7 a.m. i CRICKET: Rulers Shield— Singapoie Malays v Malacca Malays. I.
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    NAKHODA ONE OF BEST IN A TEN-RACE CARD
    1021 19  -  EPSOM JEEP wuHNe...wrTs BEST BETS: Nakhoda, Jolly Scout and Rainbow's End. GOING SOFT. GOOD thing beaten on the first day when second by a nose to Fuji over 7f, Nakhoda should readily make amends in the Class 4, Div. 1, 71 handicap
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    RUNNERS, RIDERS AND BETTING FORECAST
    1822 19 Race 1 1.30: Class 5. Oiv. 2— Abt. 7F. 1. ***** Singing Boy (Gary's St t R Breuk., 9.0 *Lim 4 2 5H370 Roll In (Golden Star St.) E Breuk., 4 9.0 Taylor 7 3. ***** Jalak LingUng (Profit St.) Mavu, 4 8.13 'Mornay 5
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    'THE KNIGHT' CAN ACT ON HEAVY GOING
    226 19 f AM going for the topweight 1 Majestic Knight In a rather Intriguing race. There Is very little lurm 10 go on in RAI t NINE. Majestic Knight has been running fairly good races this season. He won over the Kuala Lumpur 6f
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    SELECTIONS
    540 19 Race Seven TOLLY SCOUT can make It three-ofl-the-reel. This handsome three-year-old brought oS a splendid double at Penang last month. He proved too smart for a Class 5 field over S l if. Sent up to Class 4 he beat Teknah by an easy half length over 6f. on
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    Lock icon SIX AUSSIES IN LAST 8
    439 20 BUT SECOND-SEEDED EMERSON IS OUT WITH INJURED TOE LONDON. Saturday. UOY EMERSON, of Australia, second seed for the men's singles in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships here, retired with a toe injury during his fourth round match against fellow-Australian Martin Mulligan here today. Emerson budly
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    FRIDAY'S RESULTS
    411 20 Ml s |)Ol HI.IS Second round: J. 1.. AilUa ar.d M Sanuwia < Spam) bt. W. Reed and E. L. Scott (U.S.) 10-8. 6-3. 7-5; D. L. Dell and J. A. Douglas (U.S.) bt. M, Pietrangeli and O Snola (It) 3-b. 6-4. ti-i, 16-11; R. Hewitt and F.
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    ONLY THREE-WIN ATHLETE SIOW FUEY SPRINTS AWAY TO A NEW 1500 M RECORD
    69 20 <i KITTING his teeth Lee Slow Fuey sprints away close home to a new Singapore Schools record of Imin. 27.75ec. for the l.'iiiii metres at tin- Singapore Combined Secondary Schools Sports Council's Inter-District championship at Farrer Park
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    Wright gets his 1 st reward
    427 20 CJINGAPORE. Sat— Lee Slow '■3 Futy gave United States Stanley Wright his first reward when he chalked up his third success by winning the 1.500 metres in the new record time of 4 mm 27.7 sec at the final day of the Singapore Combined
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    OTHER RESULTS
    340 20 3mm 46.0 sec; hop, slep and jump: 1 1. Wong Kirn Jong. 2. Oiam Seng I Chye, 3. Tang Hoong Kong 41ft JBin; high jump: 1. Wong Kirn Jong, 2. O. Perreira. 3. Khairuddln sft. 71n.; javelin: 1. Koh Mvi Slew, 2. T. Parkinson, 3. Chua Kok Siong
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    Lock icon HK pick 18 for games
    89 20 HONG KONG, Sat— Hie Hone Kong HocUey -Association la.- 1 night made a final selection of 18 pixyers to lepreeent the Colony at the Asian. Games in Jakarta in August. They inrlude nine members of the Portuguese Recreio Club, one of the leading hockey sioes
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    Bernard, Kee and Thuan Heng set records
    352 20 Bernard, Kee and Thuan Heng set records KIALA Ll'Mrt'R. Sat— Singapore team of Asian Garner hopes, led by Tan Thuan Hen. Bernard Chan and Kenneth K.t dominated the F.M.A.S.A. two-day championships at the Chin Woo pool, but none of them so far has been able to beat the qualifying standards
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    304 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. OELANGOR chalked up their third straight vietory when they trounced the Combined Services (Malaya) by 8-2 at the Princes Road Stadium here today. But Selangor, who had a major share of the game, could have romped home winners
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    138 20 f TULARE. Sat. C.K. Yang of Formosa took a commanding lead last night after two events in his bid to recapture the Na- tlonal A.A.U. aecathalon crown in world record fashion. Yang totalled 1.994 points to 1.625 for veteran competitor Phil Muleky of
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    40 20 BRISBANE. Sal— Britain beat Australia by 17-10 in the second Rugby League Test here today. They led 10-3 at half-time. As Britain won the first text 31-12. they have made certain of winning the three-match series. Reuter.
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    Award for Rajah
    163 20 Award for Rajah V.i. REMEMBER I 100-YARD RECORD KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Mr. AT. Rajah, one ''i Singapore"! top sports officials, returned to his old school. Victoria Institution, hero today to receive an honour from his schoolmates and fellow Old Boys. Thirty years ago in 1932 schoolboy Thurairajah was V Is
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