The Straits Times, 7 July 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 ti iond The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    CURFEW IN ORAN
    525 1 Ben Bella's men claim city taken over Rabat troops now in Algeria (j R A N.Fri. Shooting broke out today near the Roman Catholic cathedral in .this tense port city in Western Algeria. The authorities immediately ordered a new midday curfew. It came only a few hours
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    Lock icon Novelist dies
    21 1 OXFORD. Mississippi. Frl. William Faulkner. Nobel prize-winning novelist, died at his home early today of a heart attack. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Banda's killer goes to the gallows
    212 1 COLOMBO. Friday. A BUDDHIST monk. Taldowe Somarama. sen- tenced to death for the assassination of Ceylon's Prime Minister Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike nearly three years ago, was hanged this morning at Welikade jail in East Colombo. Only 25 hours before he went to the scaffold
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    King picks a hat for fishing
    91 1 A.D.C. ASKED TO TRY IT ON FOR SIZE AT MAHA SHOW THE Yong di-Pertuan Agong was a very amused customer when he chose a hat from this stoll during a tour of the MAHA exhibition in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. "Just the thing for fish
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    Lock icon Appeal is dismissed
    58 1 HONG KONG. Frl— The High Court today dismissed the appeal of three men of the "Wild Wolf gang, convicted of the murder of businessman Wong Ylng-kau three years ago. The trio are Lee Wai. 31. unemployed; Ngal Plng-kin. 32. driving Instructor, and Ma Kwong-tsan, 35. studio makeup
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    Lock icon Garuda internal services hit
    35 1 JAKARTA Fri. The Indonesian National airline GaruJa announced today that there would be alterations and cancellations In Its Internal services because a number of its staff -was undergoing military tcaining. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Killer executed
    24 1 PARIS. Fri. Roger Degueldre. 37. mastermind of the Secret Army Organisation (OAS) "killer commandos" In Algeria, was executed at dawn today. U.P.I.
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    YOKE HEONG ARRIVES IN LONDON ALL EXCITED
    791 1  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN: From LONDON, Fri. MALAYA'S armless schoolgirl Lai Yoke Heong flew into London today, excited at the prospect of receiving a set of artificial limbs. I Practically the first words she uttered to Tengku Jaafar. Malayan High Commission Counsellor, meeting her were:
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    Brunei team in today for meeting with Tengku
    481 1 Brunei team in today for meeting with Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A flve-man team from Brunei are due here by air tomorrow for discussions with Tengku Abdul Rahman on postMalaysia problems. Two members are the Sultan of Brunei's representatives and the other three represent the Brunei Government. They are expected
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    Lock icon Rumour starts exodus
    76 1 riLISABETHVILLE, Frl. Cj Convoys of cars full of African families moved out of Elisabeth vllle oil the main road to JaJbtvlUe and Central Katanfa today. Main cause of thU movement Is believed by Africans here to be a strong rumour In Elisabeth villes African quarter that U.
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    Lock icon 56 dead, missing in Japan floods
    59 1 TOKYO. Fri. Police said today 44 persons were dead. 12 missing and 44 others Injured as a result of the rainstorms which had hit Southern and Western Japan since July 1. Police said 173 houses had been totally or partially destroyed, 13 houses washed
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    Lock icon Queen's tour
    33 1 CANBERRA. Fri. Queen Ellzabe'h's tour of Australia and New Zealand next year has been extended by about a week, to allow her to make use of the Royal yacht Britannia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Space bomb blast put off
    114 1 Space bomb blast put off WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States attempt to detonate a nuclear device 200 miles up over the Pacific was postponed again today for 24 hours. Countdown on the Thor rockit. which was to have carried the nuclear device into the Pacific heavens from Johnston Island, was
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    STOP PRESS
    96 1 CONGO FIGHTING MVABKTHVILI.K. Iri Fnplikul Tshombr i>f Kat.int.-u itilrsrd today tint Con?o!<-s<- n»t i armr had Munched attack .lu.unvt h itJiicrsr triH>p-> in Norfk KftaJMys. MARTIAL LAW Tin HAGIH i -P'rti.tl martial law h.i- aeea d.»lir«d in l.irg<- itei "f Southrrn Da tea New Guinea, v ber»« ?00
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Australian New Guinea: 'Self-rule in 2 years' plan
      400 2 Australian New Guinea: 'Self-rule in 2 years' plan UNITED NATIONS. Friday A U.N- mission last night recommended self-Government within two years for Australian administered New Guinea to give its 1,500,000 people a new sense of national unity. A programme of political, economic and educational advancement, to be drawn up by
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      DAMAGED A DA VINCI: ARTIST FOR TRIAL
      217 2 LONDON. Friday. I7RANZ WENG, 56. an artist, was yesterday sent for trial to tha High Court on a charge of causing malicious damage to the £800,000 Leonardo Da Vinci cartoon of Madonna and Child, by throwing a bottle of ink at it. German-born
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      Lock icon 142 rebels killed
      28 2 TOKYO," Fri— Boiath Vietnamese forces in Vijflh Long province killed 142 Communist Viet Cong guerrillas, wounded seven and captured 243 during May and June— Reuter.
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      Lock icon BRITISH COURT TO HEAR SOBLEN
      141 2 T ONDON, Fri. A High Li Court judge early today issued a writ of habeas i rpus for Russian spy Robert SoWen. recovering in a London hospital from a suicide attempt, it was reported here. The writ means that Soblen. who fares a life sentence
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      Roman visit
      21 2 ROME. Fri. President Macapagal of the Philippines arrived here today from Spain with his wife on a state visit.
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      Lock icon Poison boy put away for 15 years
      173 2 Poison boy put away for 15 years ONDON, Fri. A 14- schoolboy, said to be obsessed by Doisons and to feel a sense of power when handling them, was yesterday ordered to be detained in Broadmoor, a criminal lunatic asylum, for the next 15 years. The boy. Graham Frederick Young
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      29 2 FRANKFURT, Fri. West Germany will grant Thailand a loan of 45-million marks (about $35 million) to build railroads, a West German economic news agency reported— Reuter.
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      GOING UP—THE LARGEST HOTEL (1,000 ROOMS) OUTSIDE UNITED STATES
      351 2  - GOING UP— THE LARGEST HOTEL (1,000 ROOMS) OUTSIDE UNITED STATES FRANCIS BOEY From pLAIMED to be the largest hotel in the world outside the United States, the Hong Kong American Hotel, when completed, will have 1,000 bedrooms and suites and a staff of 1.500 Twenty floors of the hotel are
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      Cheaper via Macao
      74 2 MANY LOCAL RESIDENTS are new tending food packet* to relatives and friends in China through the Macao Post Office instead of the Hong Kong Post Office. By doing so. they save 80 cents postage on each 21b. packet. Stores specialising in the despatch of food packet* to
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      AIR CARGO TRADE IS BOOMING
      228 2 T*HE AIR cargo busi- ness is booming in Hong Kong. More and more manufacturers are sending their goods to over-, seas markets by air Instead of by sea. Statistics show that the volume of goods exported by air from the colony has Increased ten-fold since
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      COURTESY DRIVE
      48 2 A COURTESY DRIVE will shortly be launched by the Government as part of its training programme for civil servants. A 20-minufe film, dubbed in Cantonese, with courtesy as its central theme, has boon produced by the Film Unit of the Government Information Services for the campaign.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon BIDAULT LOSES HIS IMMUNITY
      167 3 BIDAULT LOSES HIS IMMUNITY PARIS, Fri. The French National Assemblj' last night voted 241 to 72 to lift the parliamentary immunity of Mr. Georges Bidault. fugitive former Prime Minister. The vote clears the way for the Government to prosecute him as leader of the Secret Army Organisation in succession to
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      Indians push back the border Reds
      136 3 NEW DELHI. Friday. INDIAN troops have recovered one-fifth of the territory which the Communist Chinese occupied in northern Ladakh, reliable sources said here yesterday. The sources said the Indian troops, armed with modern weapons, pushed back the Chinese and established eight check posts In
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      Lock icon Aussies for Vietnam
      62 3 CANBERRA. Fri. Thirty Australian Army jungle fighting experts will leave for South Vietnam within four weeks to Instruct Vietnamese troops and civilians in counter measures against Communist guerilla attacks, according to a report In the Melbourne Age today. The men. who have been selected from regular army
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      Kennedy's new man in Moscow
      97 3 Kennedy's new man in Moscow WASHINGTON. Fri.—President Kennedy announced yesterday he will appoint Mr. Foy D. Kohler. Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs .and a veteran diplomat, as the new U.S. Ambassador to Russia. Mr. Kohler, 54. will succeed Mr. Llewellyn E. Thompson, who has been in Moscow for
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      Lock icon New ambassador
      24 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. Mr. Philip Dodson Sprouse. a career diplomat, was sworn In yesterday as the new United States Ambassador to Cambodia— Renter.
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      Lock icon For Anne, a week of 'no English'
      145 3 For Anne, a week of 'no English PRINCESS ANNE (above) 11-year-old daughter of Queen Elisabeth, has begun a holiday in La Chapelle-sur-Oudon, Loire Valley. 190 miles southwest of Paris, at a chateau where the order has gore out: "No English to he spoken for the next week." Her hosts, the
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      Lock icon BIG TWO URGE A UNION OF EUROPE
      248 3 PARIS. Friday ORESIDENT Charles de Gaulle and the West 1 German Chancellor Dr. Konrad Adenauer, yesterday called for a political union of Europe. In a joint communique winding up three days of talks here, the two leaders said it is desirable, in agreement
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      40 die in riots
      47 3 RIO DE JANEIRO Fri Bloody rioting erupted in Rio suburbs yesterday in protest against a transportation strike and food shortages. Authorities said at least 40 P«ople had been killed and well over 1,000 wounded in clashes between the rioters and security forces. U.PJ.
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      Lock icon Floods in China
      29 3 PEKING. Fri. Floods closed the railway between Shanghai and southern China this week and delayed traffic along the main north-south line between Canton and Peking Ruuter.
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      Guards escape to West
      47 3 WEST BERLIN. Fri. Four East German border guards yesterday escaped Into West Berlin by jumping over the barbed wire fence at the border with the British sector. They said the four seised their chance while their comrades were looking the other way. Beater.
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      WEST TO TAKE SEATO SHIELD OFF LAOS
      370 3 WEST TO TAKE SEATO SHIELD OFF LAOS Prince Souvanna holds backstage talks with delegates at Geneva GENEVA, Friday. THE West has agreed with the Laotian neutralist Premier, Prince Souvanna Phouma, that Laos should be dropped from the protection of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation, informed sources said yesterday. But the
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      Lock icon Churchill line, just fine'
      88 3 Churchill line, just fine' LONDON, Fri. Sir Winston Churchill, recover. me in a London hospital afW his thigh bone fracture in Monte Carlo last week, was reported last night io De "just fliu>" after a midday bulletin had mentioned "some irregularity of the pulse." A visitor last night was Lord
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      A quick look round
      188 3 lONDON, Fri.— Mr. Charlie J Chaplin arrived here by air from Geneva to receive his second honorary degree from an English university in a fortnight. The film comedian, now 73, received an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from Oxford University last Monday. Last night he was on
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      More food
      33 3 SAN DIEGO. Fri. A U N fisheries expert. Dr. D.J. Finn said the world's food production must Increase fourtold- to adequately provide for the earth's population by th* year 2.000. U.P.i
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      22 3 LONDON, FYI. U Thant. the U.N. acting secretarygeneral, and Mr. Macmlllan. British Prime Minister, held world-ranging talks hen» yesterday— Reuter.
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    Mr. Foo's funeral
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. The funeral of Mr. Pop Chee Chew, General Manager of Sin Chew Jit Poh, who died yesterday will take place on Sunday. The cortege will leave 36 Craig Road at 11 a.m. for burial at the Kheh Cemetery in Holland Road.
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    WINDING UP OF 12 INSURANCE OFFICES ORDERED
    510 4 WINDING UP OF 12 INSURANCE OFFICES ORDERED SINGAPORE, Friday TWELVE Singapore branches of insurance companies registered in the Federation of Malaya were ordered to be compulsorily wound up by the High Court today. The winding up orders in respect of the 12 companies were made by Mr. Justice Buttrose on
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    Two Melbourne police fly in
    100 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Two Melbourne homicide squad men (above). Detective Sergeant Jack Ford deft) and Senior Detective Douglas Baker (right), flew into Singapore this evening armed with a warrant for the extradition of German house painter, Kurt Hans Gebhardt, 22. Gebhardt. wanted In Australia for the
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    TONY BRADY GETS A BIG WELCOME
    79 4 TONY BRADY GETS A BIG WELCOME SINGAPORE, Fri.—Australian singer Tony Brady was garlanded by a pretty young girl and had confetti showered on him when he arrived here by air tonight. A large crowd of teenagers welcomed Tony, who will be performing In Singapore and Malaya over the next few
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    A terrified Army wife's tale of a silent man
    193 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. An army officer's wife described fan a preliminary Inquiry today how a "silent" youth robbed her of $15. Mrs. Margaret Joyce Hughes told the court that the youth held her up at knife point at about 11.40 am on
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    REBURIAL OF VICTIMS: GOVT. ASKS DETAILS
    141 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A four-man delegation from the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce led by their president, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, this morning met the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, lor the second time within a week on the question of exhuming remains of
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    FIVE-DAY WEEK FOR MISS LAI TO LEARN A NEW LIFE
    198 5 FIVE-DAY WEEK FOR MISS LAI TO LEARN A NEW LIFE From DOUG LACKERSTEEN: LONDON, Friday |>RAVE Lai Yoke Heong from Malaya is to attend 13 tire "school for the armless" at Roehampton for five days a week. Doctors, nurses and therapists will supervise lessons on dressing herself and doing domestic
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    One tapper sacked, so 100 go on strike
    126 5 One tapper sacked, so 100 go on strike I^OTA BHARU, Fri. RX All 100 tappers of the Hwa Sang Estate in Jalan Kampong Kroh. 45 miles from here in the Kuala Krai district went on strike yesterday in protest against the dismissal of one of them. The dismissed labourer was
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    School fun fair
    28 5 RAUB. Fri. The Methodist Girls' School. Raub. will hold an annual fun fair In the school premises tomorrow in aid of the school building fund
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    Co-op chairman
    18 5 RAUB. Fri. Dr. V. Ellathamby has been elected chairman of the Jaflnese Co-operative Society Ltd. here.
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    The two faces of wonder drugs
    144 5 WONDER drugs developed in recent years have been a great boon to mankind. But they have also been the cause of tragedy. For science and commerce are frequently in competition in the medical revolut ion and commerce often wins. These two faces of modern
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    FRUIT THEFT THE BLIND
    70 5 FRUIT THEFT THE BLIND PENANG, Fri.— The Penang Second Magistrate, Mr. James Loh, today ordered 71 rambutans to be sent to the St. Nicholas Home for the Blind. The rambutans, property of the State Government, were stolen from Sir Husein Gardens, off Green Lane, yesterday morning. Ismain bin Hashim. 17.
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    Extortion bid alleged
    45 5 PENANG, Fri.— Nollne Montano was today allowed $1,000 bail on a charge of attempted extortion. Montano, 41, was alleged •to have attempted to extort $500 from Tan Teik Chye at the Tal Sun seed mill In Batu Lanchan Road on May 18.
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    Two switch jobs
    37 5 IPOH. Fri. Mr. J. M. H. O'Reilly, senior Inspector of Mines. South Zone, of Kuala Lumpur, and Inche Mohamed Salleh bin Abdul Majid. senior Inspector of Mines, North Zone, of Ipoh. have switched posts.
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    Razak plans revival of self-help spirit
    302 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today launched religious classes for adults in the rural areas. The new classes is part of the adult education campaign conducted by the Ministry of Rural Development Speaklnj in the National Operations Room to
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    Khalwat cases: 'Give them a chance' call
    205 5 Khalwat cases: 'Give them a chance' call KUALA LUMPUR. Fri fHE Umno Kaum Ibu (women's section) wants men and women involved in khalwat (close proximity) to be given a chance plus moral advice before being taken before religious courts. The national executive committee meeting of the Kaum Ibu here today
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    PORT PAY DISPUTE ENDS HAPPILY
    236 5 PORT PAY DISPUTE ENDS HAPPILY Full agreement on increases PENANG, Friday. fHE wage dispute between the Penang Port Commission and its employees' union has reached a happy ending. The management and the I union reached "complete agreement on the union's claims for increases In wages and salaries at a meeting
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    A dance to help needy students
    94 5 A dance to help needy students KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today praised the Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association's efforts to raise funds to provide scholarships for seven boys. In a message to the association's annual dance, which is in aid of the scholarship fund,
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    Radios stolen
    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Six transistor radios worth $1,000 were stolen last night from Nang Heng and Co. In Batu Road here.
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    Ex-policeman Wahid given 'start' for Paralympics
    98 5 Ex-policeman Wahid given 'start' for Paralympics SINGAPORE, Fri— A Straits Times reader today sent $45 to help a crippled former policeman, Abdul Wahid bin' Baba. get to Melbourne for the 1962 Paralympics the "Olympic Games" for cripples in the Commonwealth to be held 1b November. The organisers are willing to
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    Home in N.Z. for Chinese orphans
    49 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The New Zealand High Commission here announced today that 20 refugee orphans from Hong Kong are to be admitted into New Zealand. The orphans, who will be admitted as a "special humanitarian gesture." will be adopted by New Zealand families.
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    Referendum Bill is passed in Assembly
    3357 6 GOVT. MAJORITY: 26 FOR TO 18 AGAINST 'SPA SALUTES PAP FOR FIGHTING REDS' SINGAPORE, Friday fHK Legislative Assembly passed the controversial Singapore National Referendum Bill by 26 votes to 18 at 10.25 p.m. tonight, after eight nights of debating up to midnight each night
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  • The Aga Khan story
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      The 49 lives of the gay Aly Khan...
      4232 7 The 49 lives of the gay Aly Khan... CHAPTER EIGHT XH HO UGH the wreckage and the rain, in the glow of the gendarmes' torches, the face was unmarked, unscarred; the face of a man at peace. For Aly Khan had died as he had liked to live: in evening
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    5-PARTY COUNCIL ACCUSES GOVT.
    218 8 5-PARTY COUNCIL ACCUSES GOVT. SINGAPORE, Fri.— The five-party Council of Joint Action today accused the Government of "strangling political democracy in Singapore" by refusing them a permit to hold a convention at the Badminton Hall tonight. In a statement Issued last night, the council said: "The P.A.P. Government knows that
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    Posters—a warning
    59 8 Posters a warning SINGAPORE, Frl. The Government tonight warned that any attempt by "irresponsible persons" to put up posters or banners protesting against the National Referendum Bill would be dealt with appropriately. It appealed to the public to report to the nearest police station or dial 999 If they see
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    $113 given to fund
    80 8 KUALA LUMPUR Fri— A total of $113 has been donated to the fund for the two yaung men— M. Jagadasan and H. Uthran wha were electrocuted recently while attempting te rescue the passengers of a car which crashed Into a culvert here. The donations to date
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    Chinese education a very emotional issue—Scow
    1648 8 Chinese education a very emotional issue Scow 7/ anyone were to so much as whisper suppression, it would stir their hearts* SINGAPORE, Friday Lim says Govt. had 'ulterior motive* in changing over to 4-2 £ROWN Counsel. Mr- Francis T. Scow, today remarked that Chinese education in Singapore was a very
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    Large-scale smuggling of watches alleged—with aid of diplomats
    539 9  - Large-scale smuggling of watches alleged with aid of diplomats KRISHNA MOORTHY SINGAPORE MERCHANT FOR TRIAL IN DELHI TODAY From Now Delhi, Fri. fWO foreign diplomats have been named as accomplices in a case in which an Indian busjnessman from Singapore faces charges of smuggling thousands of watches into India. The
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    JUDGES GOOD AND ADAMS TO LEAVE MALAYA
    244 9 JUDGES GOOD AND ADAMS TO LEAVE MALAYA J(UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two Federation judges will leave Malaya in September under Malayanisation. They are Mr. Justice D.B.W. Good of the Court of Appeal here, and Mr. Justice J.G. Adams, of the Johore Supreme Court. Both have given notice of their Intention to
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    Helicopter rescue after mine fall
    99 9 Helicopter rescue after mine fall SINGAPORE. Fri. An RAF. helicopter from No. 66 Squadron, which is now being formed at Selit.ir. has carried out its first mercy flight The squadron picked up Abdul Rahman, who fractured his skull when he fell at a mining construction in Kuala Konip.n, near Mcrsing.
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    15 resign from the S.U.P.P.
    42 9 KUCHING, Fri. A report received from Kuala Baram. near Mlri, states that 15 Malays, including eight women, have resigned from the Sarawak United People's Party. They have sent copies of their resignation to the Police Special Branch.
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    $1,000 lost while she was at work
    88 9 $1,000 lost while she was at work IPOH. Fri.— A woman. Low Sin Hoe, 64. lost $1,000 worth of jewellery and $50 in cash yesterday when thieves broke into her home in the Menglembu regrouping area near here while she was away at work. She locked up her house at
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    Dayak chief quits party
    60 9 KUCHING. Frl.-The paramount chief of the Sea Dayaks. Temonggong Jugah anak Barieng. has resigned from Party Negara Sarawak, of which he was viee -chairman In a letter to the Party Negara leader. Datu Bandar Abane Hajl Mustapha. the paramount chief said he felt It his duty
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    Nasser's gift to S'pore
    63 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The United Arab Republic Con-sul-General, Mr. Moustafa Fahmi el Essawi. this morning presented to the Singapore Government a collection of 44 long-playing records, containing all the verses of the Koran, and some pictures of the most famous mosques in Cairo. The presentation was made
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    250 motions for Umno assembly
    169 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —Umno headquarters has received 250 resolutions from Umno divisions for discussion at the general assembly next month A four-man committee, headed by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari Is now "screening" the resolutions. 500 delegates The general assembly
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    New magistrate
    22 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. Nadesan Ganesan. 29. has been appointed a magistrate. He is a barrister-at'-law of the Middle Temple, London.
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    Lightning knocks out teacher, two boys at school
    146 9 Lightning knocks out teacher, two boys at school KUANTAN. Fri. A teacher and two pupils were knocked unconscious by lightning during a brief thunderstorm which hit Kuantan last night. The incident occurred at 9.30 p.m. at the Pel Chai National Type Primary (Chinese) School at Galing Besar. The pupils, Tan
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    SYMPOSIUM ON AGRICULTURE
    70 9 SYMPOSIUM ON AGRICULTURE KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. *Ways to improve Malayan agriculture will be discussed at the first symposium of the Alumni Association of the College of Agriculture to be held here tomorrow. The symposium, which will be at the Rubber Research Institute, will be opened by the Minister of Agriculture.
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    Sultana at ASA show
    53 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— The Sultana of Johore. the Tengku Mahkota and other State dignitaries were among those who attended the "Malam ASA" here last night. A sum of $2,946 was collected from the sale of tickets and souvenir programmes. The entire proceeds will go to the
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    50 10 .■i, Word, 111 i Minimum) MR. CHEAH KUAN OON U passed away peacefully on a. 7 »2 at 4.36 a.m. ■tmvaßf ixbiiid his beloved wife, sons, '.i dauKhters and one brother to mourn their loss concise win Isave 5* Jalaa Chengkek'nn Sunday 8.7 02 for imrlal at Bulim Cemetn
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    160 10 »»rttt tit (Minimum, TUN HAJI ABDUL MALIK and relatives of the latt Hajjah Sajidth thank friends for their condolences, attendance and assistance rendered at tbe funeral un -'nd July last. MR A MRS. Syed Omar Al«ago«f, and .'nd U. A Mrs Syed Hashim Aljofn wish to tbaak friends and
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    22 10 IS Wtrdt ll* i Minimum) MISSINC FROM KATONG sine* Monday 10 year old Chinese girl, dark ation please telephone ***** (Sport).
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    238 10 1» W»r4t Sl* (Mtmmmm) THE COOKPII'S Java Kuatutat la served every as:nrrtae iM MuaelM lunrn rune RYVITA has a distinctive. attractlTS flavour so loved by children. Wise mothers keep their children healthy with Rjrvlta crispbread. TOWN AND COUNTRY Dre»» Salon. Sales commences »th July IM2. Discount on everything. Call
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    176 10 W»r4t ti.St (Him.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST 3rd Anniversary Rally tonight at Victoria Mrmorml Hall 7.50 p.m. Film Show 'I i .n eld Ills Glory. Plrase come early. All welcome. PRESBVTIRIAN CHURCH la Slnitapore. Orchairi Rssd. Sunday 8er- I'.ra Holy Communion win he cvlehrsfed at both StrMesa, All welcome.
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    The Straits Times. Saturday, July 7, 1962. The Crucial Questions
    682 10 The Straits Times. Saturday, July 7, 1962. The Crucial Questions Singapore's referendum bill has completely bedevilled the problem of merger with the Federation. It has created exceptional strains, which are not yet done with, and the long debate upon it has distorted out of all recognition the supreme issue of
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    MCA Revival
    353 10 Seven months after his election to national leadership of the M.C.A., Mr. Tan Siew Sin is able to speak of the state of his organisation in confident rather than prayerful terms. Support at ground level is spreading, the signs most clearly visible in the local council elections now
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    Co-operatives
    201 10 It is a pity the Minister of Agriculture is so aggressive in his support for the co-oper-atives. Of course they deservr all the encouragement they can «ct advice, finance and political backing. They can help transform the rural areas. Bu f there is no need for Enche Abdul Aziz,
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    Lock icon COMMON MARKET: The duel between Britain and France
    1547 10  -  NORA BELOFF WHAT IS BEHIND THIS IMPLACABLE OPPOSITION TO THE BRITISH PROPOSALS? from BRUSSELS. Friday IS the Franco-German entente cordiale, now demonstrated in General de Gaulle's lavish reception this week of Chancellor Adenauer, being consolidated at Britain's expense? The proposition might seem
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      326 10 IT was most refreshing to read the letter from "Uncle Tom Cobley" (S.T. June 30) In reply to tbe Press statement issued by Mr. TV P D. Nair. general secretary of the All Malayan Estates Staff Union. We admire his wit and sense of humour In
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      496 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. it Wmr4, lit (minimum) SUN SO Between David, son of Mr Mri.. James H. Bun of Singapore and Kanny duuKhtcr of Mr. Mrs M Tnni' Th of Hongkong en 7-T-SJ. PHOTOGRAPHY I* *tir4t Si (Mm.) Hox U fit. extra RAFFLES PMOTOCRAPMERS. M Bras K^sar x<wi. Tai M«M (8'oorc)
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    Heroines ail when inspired by love
    166 11 THE bravery of women has a very special quality, it Is generally a selfless, patient defiance of what appears to be inevitable. And unlike man's heroism, it most often has Its root In love deep and rock-like. Whether you agree with this point of
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    Show by Ramlee
    32 11 KUCHING. Fri. Malayan film actor and direcetor P. Ramlee. who is now on a visit to Kuching. gave a concert for leprosy patients at Rajah Charles Brooke Memorial Hospital.
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    $66 more for Mr. Tay
    94 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Despite a request by his wife to Straits Times readers not to send any more donations to unemployed labourer, Mr. Tay Seng Lye, who was robbed of his monthly Social Welfare Department allowance of $180 earlier this week, six more donations to- tailing
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    Shotgun grab
    36 11 SINGAPORE, Fri— A gang of four robbers, armed with bearing scrapers, held up a family In their home In Upper Serangoon Road thU morning and got away with a double-barrelled shotgun and some cartridges
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    SO WAITRESS WEE PA YS $200 MORE
    165 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. A bar waitress, Mary Wee Cbwee Neo above who was fined $400, yesterday for trespassing into a law officer's flat, was today lined $200. or two months' jail, for another offence connected with the trespass Wee. 37. pleaded guilty before Mr.
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    'Try on this hat for me, Tony, says the King
    369 11 'Try on this hat for me, Tony, says the King I£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. H. —»Try this straw hat for me for size, Tony," said the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to his aide-de-camp, Major Tony Sllva, this morning, when accompanied by the Raja Permaisuri Agong and their two younger sons, he visited
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    'We'll fight if Ong forces a by-election'
    1565 11 'We'll fight if Ong forces a by-election' COVT. WILL SEE THE REFERENDUM, MERGER AND MALAYSIA THROUGH TO THE END^PREMIER LEE 'We are not going to be upset by little things... gINGAPORE, Fri.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said tonight that the People's Action Party would field a candidate
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    INTERIM REPORT ON 6-DAY WEEK
    191 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. The chairman of the commission of inquiry into education, Professor Lim Tay Boh, this afternoon submitted an interim report on the controversial sixday week to the Yang di Pertuan Nega r a. Inche Yusof bin Ishak, at the Istana Negara. Professor Llm wa«
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    Ant collector in Borneo
    48 11 KUCHING, Fri.— Dr. Muzaffer Ahmad of the Department of Zoology in the University of Punjab Is here on visit to collect white ants. He has so far collected nearly 100 species of Borneo white ants including a number which he said were new finds.
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      513 11 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE BMoRT WaV| SERVICE: 41.7 rnetren 41 metre* A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, Neta- mkdiL'm wavf amni ra-Ku. News Headline*; 6.05 -HfcOIWIJ WA\K SERWCE. Morning Melcdies; 7.00 Rendez- f 7" metr vous With Music; 7.30 Time A.M. «.OO Good Mornin*;: 6.01 Signal. News; 7.36 Breakfast Morning
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    THE CRITIC ON THE CARPET
    440 12 THE CRITIC ON THE CARPET UOW an audience which gives an ovation lasting for seven or eight minutes can be said to be "disappointed" (in the Scene Shifters' production of "The Mikado") is beyond my understanding. V.F.D.'s slighting reference to the expedient made necessary by Robert Witcher's loss of voice,
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    No. 3 KILLER OF MEN...
    159 12 THE young people of today ■1 do not realise how rpcent is transportation by the internal combustion engine. In 1905 my father bought a Beaufort car. This ttirned out to be the second car in Ayrshire, Scotland at •that time. The event was so extra-
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    A salary cut shock for teachers
    282 12 OVERPAID, NOW THEY MUST REPAY A GROUP of teachers were surprised recently by .the Trengganu Education Office requesting them to refund part of their salaries, as they were said to be overpaid. The overpayment dated back from January last year. The reason given was
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    MALAY EXAM: TASK FOR NON-MALAY OFFICERS
    286 12 MALAY EXAM: TASK FOR NON-MALAY OFFICERS TNCHE JAMAL (S.T. July 1 4> complains that the Government Std. 11l paper on Malayan history and Malay customs, which Malay Government officers In Divisions I and II have to take, covers too much ground and suggests that the Government look Into the matter,
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    Full marks for the Dato
    54 12 Full marks for the Dato rUJLL marks to Da to r Sir Alexander Op penheim for extending the hospitality of his shoulder to a stray kitten. It would be a wonderful thing if the Dato's example could be followed by all who tend to regard strays as unworthy of kindness
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      273 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS It") (7). 1. Marginal sp*c« ln Literature 7. The French oul&ide attic 1 vlva-voce? (81. window (7). 6. O.T. pair at the sales? (3. I). 8. Flog hut twice, calculating 9. Hardy character gets time the change (10). and a quarter making mosaic 12. Trace variety
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    178 16 SHIP* Ijrtat ai.nino. the Slacapwr* vttarvei teday ara: Caltes, BydD*9 45 Stanvao BenaXat 40/41, Asaaaa 15/16. Chantula 8 Denblcstilre S3/3S, Nevaaa SB/39. Tapaji NW 4. Nlcolln* Uarrsk 44. Klnahaln 48. Dreadeo 42/43. Selal Makaasar 31 32 Outer reads: Aronda. Batavta. Cartes Blntang. Samudra aiaa. Clara Jehsen.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    231 16 IULV Hrat grada tubbtr buyara t.a.k. cloaed at 5 p.m. in Singapore yeaterday at 75 i cents per ID., down aevenelghtht of a cent on yesterday c!o«inn price The tone waa barely tttady SCC MA closing pnees in centt per Ib. yeaterday: Int 1 R. 8.8. prompt
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    SLIGHTLY BETTER PRICES ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    510 16 From Our Market Correspondent rXBB was still a small turnover on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with much the same pattern followed a* throughout the week. Tins were steady Improving slightly in certain cases and much' the same trend was seen in Industrials which
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indiee*: July 5 JuW 6 Indaatrlak: 164.42 164.15 Tins: 274.48 277.07 S robbers: 172.11 172.16 Jan. 1 19M 100.
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    877 16 BUSTNEBS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Boiwtaad (5.000) $1.94 ON: Dunlops $1.71: E«st Smelt $2.84 OL: F and N .ords (2.000> $2.77; Gammon (I.OOOt $1.5*. (1.0001 $1.99: M. Containers (6.000) $1.19. $1.18 SL, $1.18 OL: M.
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    Straits tin up slightly: Rubber price is easier
    213 16 rrHE Straits tin price recovered slightly yesterday 1 eaining 37* cents to $437.87* per picul on an offerine estimated to be down 10 tons to 245 tons. The local rise followed a partial recovery In London overnight. At first tin continued to
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    265 16 rtISAPPOINTINQ overseas ad■L' vices caused a little selling at the opening of tne Federation Rubber Market, but some shortcovering held the price* at the lower levels but turnover was small. Lower Sheet* were neglected. In the afternoon session, prices eased slightly with sellers predominating on a
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    113 16 MELBOURNE. Prt INVESTMENT and Induatrial share* moved variably within narrow limits in light trading some Oil* lost ground. A.O.G. was down Is. 6d. to 555. 6d. Baa* metals were firmer Mt Ism moved up Is. 6d to 68s 9d and Consul Zinc Is. to 58s. Loans dosed firm.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    116 16 July 6 Tbrc* month! (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F N. 12 ctt. Cold Btor* 4d M. Bos IS ■t» Stmmahlp 9 eta Brewciiat 28 eta. 8. Time* 20 ct*. M. Box 13 eta 8. Trader* 28 eta. s Dart* 4ed CnltMra 10 eta w Jarka 10 ct* MININGS K Araal
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 16 July 6 Rl BBKR PRICES SINGAPORE: 75} centt (down seven-eighths of a cent). K.L.: *.'i; cent (down flve-eichths of a cent) TIN- 5437.871 (up 371 cents) Estimated unofficial offering 245 tuns (down 10 tons).
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    Nearby rubber demand continues
    482 16 'THE feature of the x week's trading has been the continued demand for nearby No. 1 R.S.S. report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. In their current rubber market survey. This has extended the premium on July 1 R.S.S. to seven-eighths of a cent over August 1 R.S.S., and
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    119 16 CNIMESE Product Exchanga Slngaa«ra n»on pncit par picul ytsurday: aasnut all: bulk |37! sellers, drum $4iH acllora. Capra July S2S* buyers (26 aellera. Pappar: Huntok white »1521 sellers Barawak white $130 aellera. special Sarawak black IllSi sellera. Lampons black *li7i sellers, ABTA $1271 sellers. Stntapert C*«mut Oil Millars'
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    80 16 THE Malayan Eiehange Bank*' As. esclatien made these changes In Ita •atea to merebant* yesterday (all rate* to $100): •ailing TT er 00 ready: Urn V Francs 140 Belgian Franca ltilT 1/4; Htlland Culldera 117 1/8: Oeutsch« Mark* 128 3 '4: Italian Lira *****. On the free exchange
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      563 17 |gj^sjp»^»^s»»""»aja»"B»s««BPWSjsjsa«»ys^sjSPßMa»«»«jsjsjs»aaMya«saj| SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE LIMITED Tin Ore output for June 1963 plcuU 3,157. SUNGEI BIDOR TIN DREDGING LIMITED Tin ore output for the month of June 1962 735 plculs Hours worked 61S Yardage treated 234,300 yards NOTICE A Public Auction will be held on Sunday the 15th day of July.
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      160 17 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPAKTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Work in connection with electrical extensions in Upper Picketing Street Substation will necessitate the Interruption of electricity supplies from 8.30 a.m. to 6.30 pjn. on Sunday Bth July 1962. Consumers In the following areas will be affected: 1. Upper Pickering; Street
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      640 18 PEAK of PERFECTION IS SUMMER CUP FANCY lIW■ m I 1 i SINGAPORE. Fri. PEAK OF PERFECTION, likely favourite in the $15,000 Summer Cup over 6f at Bukit Timah on Sunday, went faultlessly on a soft track this morning. With Laurie Johnson astride, this brilliant three-year-old was kept well in
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      1748 18 Race One— 2.o: Cl. 3 Div. 4-6£ 1 Princess Serena (Thio St.) Dcnnelly. 4 9.0 Wilson 6 2 ***** Another Chance (Midas S:.i Sullivan, 4 8.13 M. Lee 15 i 1505 National Charm (Bunga Raya St.i Yong, 3 8.13 (F) Burton 1 4
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      213 18 TODAY'S SPORTS DIARY SOCCER- (padang, 2.30); Anderson School MALAYA CL'P: Spore v Ma- <3i; All S»lnts' School. Talplng lacca cJn Besar. 5.15). <2.30> St. Anihonys School iT. COBONATION Cl'P: Xl, North Anaon) padang. 2>: Vivrtcanand* v Kuala S'gor DFA (K. S'gor. Schools (Brickfields. XL 3. 5.15). TENNIS SPORE DIV. 3A:
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      S'GOR ARE TRAINING NOW FOR ZONE FINAL
      827 19  - S'GOR ARE TRAINING NOW FOR ZONE FINAL NORMAN SIEBEI By rpHE FIRST round of the Malaya Cup football x competition has been completed and only by the most unlikely reversals of form will interest be sustained In three of the four zones. At only this half-way stage the Issues in
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      MALAYA CUP TABLES
      143 19 LEADING SCORERS Abdul t.h«ni (S'gor) 10. Abdul Ijitiff (NSI 9, Pang SUng Hook (Pg) 7, Gunaaegaran (Pk) 6, Omar Y»vsin (Pg) 5, Ban Chung (Ked) 5, Arthur Koh (S'gor) 5, Ayoob (Forces) 5. Majld Aritf (Spore) 4. Top oeorer to f»r at any one match: Abdul La
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      Jega will make 400 m bid in Swifts' meet
      586 19  -  F. FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Friday. ALMOST all Singapore's top athletes will be on show when the Swift AAA hold their 10th annual championships at Farrer Park on Sunday at 230 p.m. Among the 76 athletes who will be tearing up the
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      SAAA ENTRIES
      27 19 SINGAPORE, Fri Entry forma for the Singapore AAA championships are available from the hon. secretary. Tan Soo Llat, and Mr. Muthiah at Parrer Park dally.
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      635 19 ATHLETICS 8'GOB AAA AND FMAAl' TRIALS (KL) MEN 100m Heal 1: 1 Mohamed Arlffln (AAAKD) 2 Badruddln Mohamed Yassln (FMCi 3 Tan Chin Slong (MCA) 11.2s (record); H*»t t: 1 Linden Pavee (VIOBA) 2 Lum Tho (MCA) 3 Abdul 1 1 dl Yusof (FMC) 11.4: Hrat 3: 1
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      UNCHALLENGED GANESAN SMASHES 800 M RECORD
      56 19 p. GANESAN streak- ing away from the field at the finish of the Class 1,800 metres race at the Penang combined schools athletics meet at the City Stadium on Thursday. The Technical Institute runner won in 2 mm. 3.5 sec, which bettered the previous
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      Shah is still a star
      376 19 HE EQUALS AG STANDARD ON DAMP TRACK KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. jyjALAYA'S former sprint champion, Shaharuddin bin Mohamed Ali, returned in triumph to Malayan athletics when he clocked 10.8 sec. for the 100 metres and 22sec. for the 200 metres at the Selangor A.A.A. championships at
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      SASA hope to send 19 to Games
      138 19 SASA hope to send 19 to Games SINOAPORE. Fri. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association decided last night to send a tMm of 12 water-polo players, six swimmers and one diver. If funds are available to the Asian Games at Jakarta In August. The SASA Asian Games fund now has $2,400. The
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      Reserves to play PSSI
      113 19 QIMOAPORE. Prl. Singapore O and Joint Services reserves will be chosen to repiw*nt Singapore Selection In their match against PBBL, Indonesia* national tide, at Jalan Baaar next Thursday at 7.30 p.m. A SAFA official said It was not possible to field the strongest AllSingapore side because
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      Storm hits schools' meet
      162 19 Storm hits schools' meet PENANO, Fri.— A sudden storm at about 320 this afternoon curtailed the programme and affected perfo-mances on the second day of the Penang Combined Schools Sports at the ClUr Stadium here today. The rain, however, abated after about an hour and the Combined Schools Sports Council
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      POLICE PROTEST TO SCA REJECTED
      212 19 POLICE PROTEST TO SCA REJECTED SINOAPORE. Fri. The tournament committee of the Singapore Cricket Association tonight rejected a Police demand for a replay of their senior tournament match against Singapore Cricket, Club. After a two-hour meeting nreaded over by tournament committee chairman Harold Sheppard. It was decided to revise the
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      22 m-cyclists for KL Grand Prix
      412 19 K. LUMPUR, Fri TpHE first Kuala Lumpur motor-cycle Grand Prix, to be held at Diplomatic Enclave on Sunday. July 15, has attracted 22 top riders from Malaya and Singapore. Singapore entries Include Sob Guan Bee, Loo Kee Hock, Ng Ylan Heng and Ng Ylan
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      26 19 BANOKOK. Prl. Pormosas national football team will arrive here on July 17 to piay three matches against local sides, including Thailand national team. Reuter.
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    Radar speed trap NOT accurate here—expert
    245 20 Radar speed trap NOT accurate here— expert I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A radar expert, called by the defence, told the Fourth Magistrate's Court here today that a radar speed trap analyser would not work accurately in a warm country like Malaya. Mr. A.S. Miller, on electrical and mechanical engineer in the
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    Betty Allen arrives
    93 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. Barely two hours after arriving in Singapore by air tonight, in-ternationally-known mezzosoprano Betty Allen was hard at work rehearsing for her Sunday recital at th«» Victoria Theatre. The famed American singer was met at the airport by Mrs. s. Manicavasagar of the Singapore Musical Society,
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    Malam Wanita concert
    48 20 SINGAPORE. Frl.—Ticketholders of the variety concert "Malam Wanita" for the July 8 performance are informed that there will be no performance on Sunday. However, they may use the same tickets to gain admission to the concert at 8 p.m. sharp tomorrow at the Badminton Hall.
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    Parfitt leads England revival
    338 20 Parfitt leads England revival ONDON, Fri. Eng- I land recovering grandly fromtheir modest overnight score score of 194-6, to control the third Test against Pakistan at Leeds today. Peter Parfitt. the Middle- i sex left-hander, led England's revival with in innings of 119, his highest in Test cricket. Parfltt batted
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    133 20 LONDON. Fri. Results in today's cricket matches were: At Ashbjr-de-la-Zonch: Gloucester beat Leicester by 207 runs, Gloucester 235 and 227. Leicester 136 and 119. Gloucestershire 12 points. At The Oral: Surrey beat Cambridge by ten wickets. Cambridge 144 and 216. Surrey 273 and 91 for no wicket.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    346 20 LONDON. Fri.— GUl-edged securities and South African gold .snares were outstanding In the London slock markets today. Gui-edged had their besi day for a lo:ig time and fresh gains extended to well over one sterling. Heavy buying came from both locai anu overseas sources with a shortage of
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    TIN
    24 20 LONDON, Vr\ Buyers £868. sellers £869 Forward buyers £876. sellers £877. Settlement £868 Turnover" a.m. 225 tons. p.m. 180 tons. Tone: Very steady.
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    RUBBER
    39 20 LONDON. Frl.— Spot 22 3/16 d., August 22\d, Sept. 22 5 16d Oct 22 5/164.. Oct. Dec. 22* s d Jan Mar. 22',d April June 22 ,d.. July. Sept. unquoted, c.i.fJuly 22>.d. August 22d.. Sept. 22d Tone: Dull
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      845 20  -  AUBREY HIGGS, From London, Friday pLAME-HAIRED Rod Layer became a champion among champions to- day when he retained the Wimbledon men's singles title by crushing fellow Australian Martin Mulligan 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 in 53 minutes the quickest final since the war. The 23-year-old Queensland
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      ELEVENTH DAY'S RESULTS
      83 20 MEN'S SINGLES Final: R. I.avc-r (Australia) bt M.F. Mulligan (Australia) 6-2. 6-2. 6-1. WOMEN'S DOUBLES—semifinal: Mrs. L.E.G. Price and Miss Schuurman (S. Africa) bt Miss M.E. Bueno and Miss D.R. Hard 6-3. 6-3. WOMEN'S DOlBl.ES—Semifinal; Miss H J Moll il l ..n.l Mi*. JR. Susman (ISA) bt
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      TENTH DAY'S RESULTS
      117 20 THIRSDWS RF.SILTS: WOMEN'S DOIBLES Ql AR-TER-FIXALS: B. J. Moflitt and Mrs. J. R. Busman U'Si bt Mrs. G. L. Forbes and Mrs. A. Segal (SA) 6-1. 6-4; Mrs. L. E. G. Price and R. Scliuurman ISAI bt D. Floyd lIS I and J. Trjart MIXED DOUBLES: sth
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    67 20 MR. FRANCIS (CLASS i>nd family thank all reluMves A friendK lor ihfir kind attendance at lhe funeral of tin wife and hlfo doctor* sisters nurwi and Maff of W;ird 5 Tan Tock Kenu v Tenth.- L*>>.-r» of condolence t•lagrams don 1:10ns and lain of carp. A MM of Requiem
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    42 20 TANGLIN CLUB For me information of Member*, Tan Klin (')ub will re-open at s a.m. Moidav, 9th July. I_ Godfrey. Secret ;irv A NEW CONSIGNMENT of Catallna Kwimmilta and s-portsuoar Ju*t unpacked a* Malxon Man.' L«.t Tanitlln Road. Spore. Telephone :.>n<
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    39 20 MR. LIM WMYE PIN, aXed Hi passed away peacefully at 14 Everltt Road. IraviiiK behind one son, one daughter, one dniißhtiT-tn-law, one son-in-law. one adopted daughter nine Krandrhildren to mourn his lo«*. Funeral on 9-7-62 at 11 a.m.
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