The Straits Times, 19 July 1962

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    BRUNEI ACCEPTS
    599 1 Council backs throne speech From RALPH SHAW KUALA BELAIT. Wed. gULTAN Omar Ali Saifuddin today announced Brunei's acceptance of the Malaysia plan in principle in a speech to the Legislative Council. The Sultan said that the Malaysia Federation "would l)e highly beneficial to our country," if the conditions
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    I STAY PUT SAYS AZIZ
    515 1 I STAY PUT SAYS AZIZ 'Resign 9 call: Minister says 7 want official communication' By YAP CHIN KWEE: KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. 'THE Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, said tonight he was "staying put" when shown a news agency report from London in which the Prime Minister. Tengku
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    Lock icon 64,000 refugees
    32 1 PARIS. Wed. Almost 64.000 European and Muslim reiugees left Algeria lor France in the first two weeks of July. Mr. Robert Boulin. Minister of Repatriates, told French Cabinet today. Reuter.
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    REFERENDUM and UN: NEW MOVES
    624 1 Council of Joint Action plans a delegation to New York SINGAPORE. Wed. Two new moves today highlighted the plans to take, the controversial national refeiendum issue before the United Nations. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. has cabled the United Nations acting Secretary General.
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    COUNCIL TO BRITAINBAR THESE CHANGES
    441 1 SINGAPORE Wednesday Council of, Joint Action today urged Britain not to sanction the proposed constitutional changes lor Singapore. At noon, leaders of the flve-party council delivered a protest note to the acting British Commissioner In Singapore. Mr. Phillip Moore. They saw Mr. Moore In the
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    Lock icon Balloon in space, bright as a star
    132 1 Balloon in space, bright as a star CAPE CANAVERAL, Wed. "Big Shot," a 13-storey high balloon. soared 950 miles into space today to test the possibility of establishing a worldwide communications system by means of silent orbiting satellites. The 135-foot diameter balloon was the world's largest space vehicle, although it
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    Lock icon Mac ends his reshuffle
    48 1 LONDON. Wed— Mr. Macmillan, the Prime Minister, completed his big Government front-line reshuffle today by appointing Mr. Peter Rawlinson. 43-year-old barrister, his Solicitor-General. Mr. Rawlinson, author, dramatist and representative for Epsom, near London, succeeds Sir John Hobson. who was moved up Jo AttorneyGeneral.— Reuter.
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    Hot weather
    31 1 TAIPEH. Wed. A heat wave Is hitting Northern Formosa and temperature is expected to stay around 98 degrees fahrenhelt for several days to come, the Weather Bureau predicted today.
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    Spy's ! plea to be freed fails—
    163 1 Spy's plea to be freed fails— I ONDON. Wed.— The High i \j Court today rejected an application by convicted Soviet spy. Dr. Robert Soblen (above), to be released from detention. I Lord Chief Justice Lord Parker, dismissing the application, said: "I feel that there was never any intention to
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    Churchill may go home
    56 1 LONDON. Wed.- Sir Winston Churchill is making such a good recovery from his fractured thigh it was expected here today he might leave hospital at the end of next week. His medical team was likely to hold only one more main conference probably on Friday morning
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    Thailand ends boycott
    59 1 BANGKOK. Wed— Thailand today lifted its month-old boycott of South-East Asia Treaty Organisation meetings. A Seato spokesman said Thailand attended a meet- ing of the Council of Re- presentatives today. It was the Orst council meeting since Thailand declared its boycott following a World Cour* decision awarding
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    Chinese besiege another outpost
    136 1 NEW DELHI, Wed.— The Communist Chinese have encircled another Indian post near the Galwan Val- ley in Ladakh Province, according to a new I Indian protest Note to Peking published yesterday. The Note, dated July 7, located three Chinese posts set up recently as being at
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 TIES SUSPENDED WASHINGTON Wed I nj»«d BUtn I»<l'* v"penilrd «iipl"ni*n rolatioi uiUl Prru hM MM of KiTOI of powrr in that nmnlt by milit.io furors P I
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon The first flying spaceman
      272 2 The first flying spaceman UNITED States Air Force pilot yesterday flew an X-15 rocket plane to a new record height of over 58 miles, and became the first man. other than a spaceman, to win astronaut "s wings for winged flight. He is Major Robert White, and he .smashed his
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      RAGING WOMEN: U.N. BLAMES TSHOMBE
      251 2 RAGING WOMEN: U.N. BLAMES TSHOMBE NEW YORK, Wednesday. T*HE United Nations sa^d yesterday it had grounds for believing that yesterday's demonstration by enraged Katangese women in Elisabethville was "not at all spontaneous but rather a premeditated and carefully planned action" against U.N. soldiers. A spokesman said the U.N. had demanded
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      Lock icon LAOS The final meeting this week
      127 2 LAOS The final meeting this week GENEVA, Wed.— Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald and Mr. Georgi Pushkin. British and Soviet co-chair-men of the Laos conference, held a private meeting here last nlfht at the Soviet dele ration headquarters. An author itatlve •ource said the year-old conference might hold its final plenary
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      Lock icon Bishop's palace attacked
      35 2 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed Gunmen sprayed the Archbishop's palace here with machine-gun fire from a speeding car la&t night. The Archbishop, Dom Jaime be Barros Camara. was away at the time.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Look, it's mum!
      91 2 PHYSICAL training is one of the "chores" that soldiers like to complain about. But Mrs. Joyce Bowler of West Bridgford, Nottingam, seems to be enjoying it as she Joins a squad in a gymnasium at Southwood Camp, Cove, Farnborough, Hampshire. She is one of three mothers of
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      Lock icon Rebuff for Kennedy
      47 2 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Senate today handed the administration a stinging rebuff by voting to kill President Kennedy's Bill to provide health care for the aeed financed by social security payments. The BUI was defeated when the Senate adopted a motion to pigeonhole It— Reuter.
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      Lock icon £60 MILLION CLAIM
      38 2 EDINBURGH, Wed. Four subsidiary companies of the Burmah Oil Company yesterday began a £60 million claim against the British Government for damage done during the British retreat before the Japanese in 1941 and 1942.— Reutcr.
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      No progress till Reds drop 'quit Berlin' call—
      286 3 No progress till Reds drop 'quit Berlin' call PRESIDENT Kennedy was reported to have warned the Soviet Ambassador, Mr. Anatoly F. Dobrynin, at a one-hour White House conference yesterday that there can be no real progress on Berlin unless Russia drops its demand that the Western allies abandon the city.
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      GIRL AND THE WITCHDOCTOR
      261 3 SAIGON. Wed. Beautiful 19-yean-old Vo Thi Luu became very pale and ill in her village in the southern province of Ba Xuyen. Distraught, she went to a local witchdoctor. who diagnosed the trouble: she was possessed by a devil. He prescribed his remedy fire. To the
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      13 women say: We're set to go into space
      255 3 13 women say: We're set to go into space WASHINGTON. Wed. Thirteen women pilots yesterday offered themselves to Congress as qualified astronauts. Mrs Janey B. Hart, wife of the Michigan senator and one of the 13, said: "Women should be allowed to go into space without delay." Mrs. Hart appeared
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      Lock icon Russians buy more space
      53 3 Russians buy more space OTTAWA. Wed.-The Soviet Embassy yesterday took three full pages in the Ottawa Journal to publish the text of Mr Khrushchev's speech to the Moscow Peace Congress last week NovDsti the Sovie; news agency, took two and a quarter pages ii yesterday's Guardian in England for the
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      Lock icon Nazis banned
      26 3 MUNICH. Wed. West German States yesterday banned the right-wing West German "Bund Vaterlaendi.scher Jungend" 'Federation of National Youth) as an unconstitutional neo-Nazi organisation Reuter
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      Lock icon 9 die in crash
      29 3 BOMBAY. Wed. Kallnga Airlines Dakota crashed on Monday wh'.le on a food-dropping mission in the North-East Frontier area, killing all nine people on board.— Reuter
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      Lock icon Labour calls for a general election
      93 3 LONDON. Wed.— The Labour Party reacted sharply here last night to the Prime Minister's recent Cabinet reshuffle by tabling a motion of censure calling for the dissolution of Parliament and a general election. The motion, decided last night at a meeting of the Labour
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      Lock icon NEW GUINEA NOT A NATION: AUSTRALIA
      159 3 YEW YORK. Wed Australia yesterday rejected criticisms that political progress in the trust territory of New Guinea has been slow and stressed the difficulties of teaching the people the "arts of trovernment." Mr. Dudley McCarthy told the United Nations Trusteeship Council in winding up
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      Lock icon Dag—final chapter
      42 3 Dag— final chapter NDOLA. Wed. An almost empty coroner's court here yesterday heard a verdict of "accidental death" en Mr. Dar Hammarskjoeld. former I'nited Nations Secre-tary-General, and 15 others who died with him in an air crash near here last September. Renter.
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      Lock icon U.S. SAYS: OUR ROCKETS WILL GET THROUGH
      230 3 U.S. SAYS: OUR ROCKETS WILL GET THROUGH WASHINGTON, Wednesday. A DEFENCE Department' spokesman, commenting on Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's claims of Soviet anti-missile capability, said yesterday the Pentagon was satisfied that U.S. missiles :ould penetrate to their targets. He was replying to questions about Mr. Khrushchev's remarks to a group of
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      Lock icon Spring baby for Farah?
      52 3 TEHERAN. Wed. The Shah and Empress Farah expect their second child next spring, sources close to the Empress said yesterday. There was no official confirmation of the report. Their first child. Crown Prince Reza. was born on Oct. 31, 1960. Farah. 23. Is the Shahs third
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      Lock icon A new deputy
      29 3 MOSCOW Wed. The Soviet news agency Tass announced the appointment of Mr. Venlamin Dymshyts as a Deputy Premier and Chairman of the State Planning Committee.— Reuter.
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    NEW PLAN FOR STUDY GRANT DESCRIBED
    265 4 NEW PLAN FOR STUDY GRANT DESCRIBED fHE Government's new "dollar-for-dollar" industrial development scholarships scheme "promises high dividends to both employer and employee," a Finance Ministry official said tonight. "Better than that," Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, permanent secretary of the Ministry's Economic Development Division added, "it promises higher dividends of happiness
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    PUAN AISHAH: NEW SERVICE BY RED CROSS ON CENTENARY
    163 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The O Singapore Red Cross Society will celebrate the centenary of the International Red Crots next year with a special project of service for the handicapped and disabled. This was announced todaj by the president of the society. Puan
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    Indian dancers at concert
    59 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Dancers from Bhaskar's Academy, comedian Slrl Perera and ballet dancer Miss Marguerite Bee Bee are among the wellknown local artistes, who will perform at a grand variety concert to be held at the Chrlstchurch School hall on Saturday. The show, which starts at 6.30 p.m..
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    $100,000: Proof by Saturday
    244 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. t<he Singapore Government has given the Ap- peal Committee for Singapore Chinese Massacred by the Japanese until this Saturday to prove that it has the financial resources to exhume and rebury the remains of civilian victims of the Japanese occupational forces. If the committee
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    500 at party
    45 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 500 guests from the diplomatic corps and business community this evening attended a cocktail party at Adelphl Hotel given by Mr. K. Ishlkawa. executive vice-pre-sident of Japan Air lines, to celebrate the extension of their service to Jakarta.
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    ROAD DRAMA AFTER COP'S POCKET WAS PICKED
    103 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Two brothers both policemen —while out shopping at Larut Road one evening, successfully detained a man who had earlier picked the pocket of one of them. They were forced to release him. however, when three other men armed with sharp objects
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    356 4 THE foUowlng U to<Uy*» schedule of civil aircraft movements at Pays Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.16 p.m.; from London, Duiseldorf, Beirut 716) 5.20 p.m.; from Tokyo. Manila, 620 pjn.; from Tokyo, Manila 'BA 941) 5.55 p.m.; from London,
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    A tale of tender care—through half a century of -sorrows
    397 5  - A tale of tender care through half a century of -sorrows MAN OF 82: PARALYSED DAUGHTER MY RESPONSIBILITY By SYLVIA CHUA: PENANG, Wednesday IN a little seaside hut off Sungei Nibong live Penang's loneliest but most devoted father and daughter. For more than 30 years, Mr. Lee Ah Cheang, 82,
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    New Australian chief of staff
    55 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The new Chief of the Austra lian General Staff, Maj.Gen. J. G. N. Wilton, passed through Kuala Lumpur today on his way to take up his appointment In Australia. This morning he called en Lt.-Gen. Dato Sir Rodney Moore, the Chief of
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    $1,200 haul for dagger gangs
    154 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. FOURTEEN robbers, all armed with daggers 1 raided two houses in separate parts of the Federal capital early today and escaped with $1,200 in cash and Jewellery. In the first robbery, eight dagger-carrying thugs entered a house In Imbl Road at about
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    J.P.s to meet
    47 5 PENANG. Wed. About 80 Justices of the Peace in Penang are expected to attend a meeting tomorrow, convened by the Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, to form a Penang State Association of Justices of the Peace, and a council of Justices 01 the Peace.
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    Help for boy
    30 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Straits Times today received two contributions of $15 and $5 from anonymous readers for Mustapha Hussein, the 10--year-old deaf mute son of a fisherman.
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    A former salesman is bound over
    144 5 A former salesman is bound over PENANG, Wed. A former salesman of Boustead and Co., Kam Hock San, 47, was today bound over in $500 for two years on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of SI .257 worth of goods in April. "This is a case
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    $7,600 IN FINES ON A COUPLE
    570 5 Income tax offences of husband, wife A HUSBAND and wife were today fined a total of $7,600 in separate cases for income tax offences by the president of the Sessions Court here, Syed Hassan Al-Jeffri Pressing for a deterrent sentence. Mr. R. H. V.
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    -JOHORE PLANS A HILL RESORT
    188 5 -JOHORE PLANS A HILL RESORT FOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J —The Johore Government is studying details of plans to make Gunong Pulai, 2,147 ft. high, a holiday resort. Government officials believe that Gunong Pulal can compete with the Cameron Highlands and Fraser's Hill because of Its cool temperature, abundance of natural
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    No comment in classrooms
    47 5 PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed Teachers have no right to comment in schools on the education policy as they are only employees, the Assistant Minister of Education. Captain Abdul Hamld Khan, said today. He was speaking at the inaugural meeting of the Parents-Teachers Association here.
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    Sea-snake victim taken to hospital too late: Expert
    166 6 Sea-snake victim taken to hospital too late: Expert pENANG, Wed. A 10--year-old Australian boy, Michael John Carr. might have been saved had be been brought to the Penang General Hospital within seven hours of being bitten by a seasnake, the Coroner's Court was told today. "When I saw the boy
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    Shopping trip costs a trader $100
    174 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. AN Indonesian businessman, who "slipped Into IX Singapore to do a little shopping" before returning to Jakarta, was fined $100 here today for illegal entry. I Ahasveros Hutagalong, represented by Mr. 8. K. Lee. pleaded guilty to entering the State without a
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    TWO SEAMEN FIND SHIP GONE
    130 6 TWO SEAMEN FIND SHIP GONE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed v Two British sailors, who left their shlD In Port swettenham yesterday evening to "paint the town red." were this afternoon put on board a plane at' Kuala Lumpur to catch their ship at Penang. The two sailors got off the ship
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    Gift from girls
    36 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The fourth formers (A) of Penan?: Methodist Girls' School today collected $9.36 for crippled student Joseph Kang, to enable him t,o buy a "Possum" machine. His fund now stands at $31.36.
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    A MOON TRIP? NOT US
    61 6 IPOH. Wed. Unlike other countries Malaya was not interested in reaching the moon but in Improving the economic condition of her people. This was stated by Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon, Deputy to the Mentri Besar of Perak, when he declared open a $3,500 community hall
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    MAKING STEEL says Mr. Cabane IS LIKE GOOD COOKING
    228 6 MAKING STEEL says Mr. Cabane IS LIKE GOOD COOKING SINGAPORE, Wed. A French expert in metallurgy, Mr. Marcel Cabane, today confidently predicted that the $50 million National Iron and Steel Mills now being built in Jurong would "ultimately prove a complete success." Mr. Cabane. who has been giving technical assistance
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    $5 donation
    42 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. An anonymous donation of $5 towards the fund for Mr. Tay Seng Lye, who was robbed by two thugs of his Social Welfare allowance recently, was received by the Straits Times today. His fund now stands at $718.
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    COMMENDED FOR BRAVERY IN JUNGLE RESCUE
    114 6 KUCHING, Wed -A Sarawak Banger, L/Cpl Gelayan anak Janam, has been commended by the Commander-ln-Chief Far East Land Forces, General Sir Nigel Poett, for his bravery in rescuing two colleagues attacked by an elephant during an exercise In Malaya last February. Gelayan himself was
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    A magistrate resigns
    45 6 JPOH. Wed— Mr. Chew Kok Chooi. the Ipoh magistrate, is resigning from government service at the end of this month to join a legal firm in Kuala Lumpur. He sat on the Bench for the last time today before going on leave.
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    Hideouts in gangland combed—but 'no one saw or heard...'
    308 6 Hideouts in gangland combed but 'no one saw or heard...' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TN their search for the cycling millionaire, Mr. Tai Chet Seng, who was kidnapped on Monday, Selangor police last night combed several notorious gangster areas around the Federal Search parties went into gangster hideouts, interviewer) massage parlour
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    Two film fight fans land In court: Admonished
    144 6 Two film fight fans land In court: Admonished IJUALA LUMPUR, Wed Two youths, arrested for fighting In public today told the Third Magistrate. Mr. L. C. Vohrah, that they were only practising what they had seen in a film. Mr. Vohrah advised them to join judo or boxing classes if
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    The 24-carat gold mine in the sky—
    1699 7  -  LAST Tuesday th c Telstar com m v nications satellite was launched from (.'ape Canaveral, the U.S. missile centre at the tip of the Florida coast. Later it relayed the first TV programme ever transmitted direct across the Atlantic. A huge 340-ton horn
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    HOW IT WENT...
    167 7 FI.STAK is the first private space vehicle. It was launched at £1,000,900 for the shot for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. On the first day it was reported to be slightly off-course and running a bit late. On the sixth orbit the scientists started work between
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, July 19, 1962.
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      Nuclear Ban Hope
      677 8 A new key to agreement on the banning of nuclear tests is in the hands of the Western Powers and Russia. The further progress which American scientists have made in the detection of tests should mean a change in the American and British attitude on the policing
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      Civics Lesson
      341 8 The schoolchildren who were taken to the monthly meeting of the Malacca Municipal Council yesterday could not have gone home mightily impressed by what they had seen and heard of local government in action. Their lesson in civics was extremely brief (a minor mercy perhaps in the circumstances),
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      Swedish Bull
      228 8 While there has been many a cranky idea for making an i'onest pound out of sport, the palm seems to go to Mr. Ahlquist, a Swedish boxing promoter, who wants to offer the public the spectacle of Pirie, Herbert Elliott and other great runners chasing an elect, rical
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    Lock icon TIRED FEET IN CORRIDORS OF POWER
    1108 8  -  AS THE DOG DAYS COME TO WASHINGTON, THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BEGINS TO DEMONSTRATE AN ASTONISHING AWKWARDNESS AND PRDDE by GODFREY HODGSON EVERY year, as the dog days come around and the temperature and the humidity in Washington inexorably rise, the legislators and officials
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    DEATH.
    60 8 M Wmr*» $10 <*Hmimmm, MR. UN, Arthur Uat Boon, 67. P«arrd away peacefully at OaorMl HoapMal on Tucaday 17 753 leaving babind wtfi, 2 daucacrra. ooa aoa. two ama-la-m, oaa dausbter-10-taw and A«a naodcblldnu. Cortag* will law* 40 Oal Tlon< Hun Park at 4 p-m. tortw fbr Bukit Brown
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  • Proposed law—a "rich harvest for lawyers'
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      WHY STUDENT HAD TO LEAVE
      54 8 MAY I refer to the letter by TSP of Alor Star (S.T July 12) alleging that the Ministry of Education was "unfair" in asking the pupil referred to in that letter to leave the local lower sixth form science class. This pupil was a category
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      LETTERS
      176 8 was allowed to continue m the lower sixth form science class on a provisional basis pending the results of the SC/FMC examination taken last year. It has been circularised that such candidates together with new applicants will be admitted on a strict order of merit based on (i) a
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      LIFE-SAVERS
      77 8 pREQUENTLY roa d -T dividers save lives and repair bills by curbing exuberant taxi drivers. So why not raise some dividers at road Junctions located around schools to save young lives? For instance why Isn't one provided in front of the Bras Basah Road gates of Raffles Institution? students
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      18-MONTH WAIT
      65 8 LIKE "Impatient" my two daughters who passed the final T.T.C. examination In December 1960 have not received their arrears of pay for the period January 1961 to March 1962. By previous practice, they should have received their money In December 1961. It Is now 18 months and they
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    Relief in Rome as Cleopatra departs
    316 8  -  MICHAEL ADAMS by AFTER ORE YEW OF LIZ TAYLOR: DOME, Wed. -Th« 1 Forum is being dismantled, Cleopatra's palace i s littered with empty lunch boxes, and Caesar's war galley is lying off Ischia amid the flotsam of the Battle of Actium. Another couple
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      158 8 RHEUMATISM^, FIBROSITIS y^^\l| LUMBAGO *>&/ get wonderful 1| %sJ| /bj f RELIEF \T^[S^J^L Th« extra exertioo of Jr ;'*y tropical living sports. "mW \ffla, gardening and other >\ fN^ /Eg outdoor activities *f^ Jlwk '\W can lead to pulled muscles, painful strains, even to rheumatism, lumbago, fibrositts and arthriti*,i especially
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  • AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES
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      Quality and price right
      286 9 Aussie foods and beverages find a ready market OVER the years, Australian farmers and food manufacturers have demonstrated their ability to supply the people of Singapore and Malaya with a variety of popular, temporate-zone foods and beverages that are high in quality yet competitive in price.
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      BUILDER OF ENERGY
      94 9 AUSTRALIAN athletics coach Percy Cerutty. mothers of young children and dietitians in Australia place considerable importance en the value ot honey for its calorific, heat and energy giving content. Australian honey has a slightly sharper tang than the normal clover honey. mainly because of its eucaiypt content.
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      POULTRY INDUSTRY NOW BIG BUSINESS
      479 9 rrHE Xllth World Poultry Congress, to be held in Sydney, from Aug. 10 to 18. will be an important milestone in the progress of Australia's up-to-da,te and expanding commercial poultry farming industry. Poultry farming In Australia Is an old-established' Industry, which was originally conducted in
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      FLYING SCIENTISTS AID STAY-PUT FARMERS
      337 9 FiLYING squads of scienr tists are working a criss-cross pattern through rich east Australia pastoral regions in a new technical link-up with farmers who are producing foodstuffs for world markets. The scientists are based at the New England University at Armidale. New South Wales, the
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      Now it's a honey to squeeze
      179 9 Now it's a honey to squeeze HOUSEWIVES who. in the past, have found difficulty In measuring and serving honey can do so now by simply pressing a tube. The marketing of honey In tubes has been pioneered by an Australian firm, located In Melbourne. Victoria, which is seeking export markets
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      220 9 buy Australian foods and wines Australians enjoy goodfoods— fine wines-Australia's climate, soli and sunshine produce these in abundance, far beyond the people's needs. As a result, Australians have become great exporters, supplying the world with high quality, health-giving produce fresh and frozen meats, dairy produce, canned and fresh fruit, wheat,
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    MEAT—third largest rural export
    769 10 MEAT— third largest rural export INDUSTRY STRETCHES OVER MANY VAST ACRES OF RICH PASTURE MEAT is Australia's third largest rural export, and with modern scientific research producers and processors can make a topquality product available to the consumer. Some of the large Australian cattle stations extend for hundreds of square
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    AUSTRALIA ...THE VINEYARD OF ASIA
    469 10 AUSTRALIA ...THE VINEYARD OF ASIA ORIGINALLY Australia's potential as an exporter of wines prompted one settler to predid its future ;is Hie "vineyard of Engkm<r. Today, the changing world situation, the improved standard of living and increased international trading has shown that Australia may justifiably aim to be not just
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    Grape harvest record
    70 10 FIG I RES which were quot- ii cd as "quite amazing were recorded from grapes harvested at a vineyard in South Australia this year Off Mi vines in one section. a total weight of 31 cwt was recorded. Six vines of Palomino grapes yielded 36() b of
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      92 10 Known throughout the world for their High Quality AUSTRALIAN WINES from SEPPELT'S famous vineyards at £9£ seppeltsfieldJ i^HSK.'^^vßL .r*Sx^ am IB JPSS^ GREAT WESTERN SPARKLING WINES [oS»SSHSSB DISTINCTIVE TABLE WINES -*P^-- PORTS SHERRIES Soi« Ao«"tv for Singapert, Sorowok JB A 'J-^k t'\ (4 I^fc^ j^ Britith North Born«o, F«d«rotion of
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    Dairy food—full of nutrients
    575 11 Dairy food— full of nutrients AN armful of qoodne«s BREEDING, SUPERVISION HAS MADE INDUSTRY ONE OF THE BEST BLEND EXCEPTIONALLY WELL WITH OTHER EDIBLES: ITS FLAVOURS A WELCOME CHANGE HAIHY foods are quick and easy to prepare, and in many cases require little or no cooking. They are ideal for
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    Bumper apple harvest using new ways
    403 11 Bumper apple harvest using new ways RECENT outstanding techniques are credited with helping Tasmania Australia's premier apple producing State set record figures for its 1962 apple season. They involved the use of hormone blossom-thin-ning sprays and "fillip" irrigation. Tasmania's record apple crop this season was fi.840.000 bushels. Of this total
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    Canned—pines in the north, peaches in the south
    378 11 Canned pines in the north, peaches in the south AUSTRALIA has a thriving canned fruits Industry. Her canned fruits and fruit Juices are consumers' favourites in many countries including Singapore and Malaya, Ceylon, Hong Kong, Thailand. Canada, West Germany. Britain and the United States. Annual exports of canned products exceed
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      176 11 SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RIVERLAND ORANGES and GRAPEFRUIT ■nJfUv) i Shlpped to Smgaport I isft ORANGES "SOUTHOSS" Brands ■Hk^^r'^lsL _MKM LOOK FOR THF RIVERLAND SE^L r^ i *f on th la&u» I V^?F f PINE RIDGE PACKING CO. LTD. ADELAIDE S. AUSTRALIA EX POUT .jßp MURRAY RIVER .sbbbb CftAKt, MOSTYM CKOWfcKJ PACKIMC
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      140 11 *V J^SJ SBBi^^m«%m^^^^* < **4BBB^.^^3bbl Mummy, why keep so many IXL Jams "Because we like them all— strawberry apricot, oherry and plums! They are made from the finest Australian fresh fruit. So delicious, so wholesome, so nutritious. Come let me spread some more IXL jam on your bread. You love
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    Essences to give you that taste
    499 12 Essences to give you that taste TIIK appeal of any fo a lion of its taste, sn ance. Most natural f( liavour of their own flavours by people dcv With manufactured ever, the objective of th< "irresistible" with the rig colour and general appea Flavour preferences < .soft drinks the
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    Canneries next to their produce
    288 12 Canneries next to their produce THE development of major food processing factories in the heart of production areas away from large cities is a feature of vegetable production in Australia. One such factory in Devonport, Tasmania, is now Australia's largest pea processing centre. The operations of canning and freezing require
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    Drinkers know
    85 12 4 USTRALIAN beer is .A brout-d under the constant supervision of ortentists ai\d expert brewers but they are not the real judges of the final product. The acknowledged au- thnrities on every quality i which goes to make good beer are the Australian con.su mrrv Brer has brrn
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    AUSTRALIAN CHAMPAGNE IS AMONG THE FINEST
    387 12 rjHAMPAGNE is high on the impressive list of line wines for which Australia, as a producer, has become widely recognised overseas. Judges at international competitions have rated the Australian champagne as among the finest in the world. One of the famous Australian champagne-making centres
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    An 'upsurge' to learn the national language
    226 13 An 'upsurge' to learn the national language 17UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, chairman of the National Language Month Central Committee, told a Press conference today that he felt there was a dflnite upsurge among the non-Malay population in the Federation to learn and popularise Malay, ranging from schoolchildren
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    Gift to school
    27 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Mrs. Thangammal Eliyathamby. today sent $107.12 to the Straits Times as a contribution towards the Umar Pulavar Tamil High School fund.
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    'Personalised' sarong smell
    246 13 BUT A COURT SNIFFS AT A TAPPER'S SUGGESTION THAT A MAN'S NOSE KNOWS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. QAN batik sarongs, which have never been washed, be positively identified by their smell as the personal property of their owner? According to rubber tapper Marof bin Sardik. it can be done.
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    Varsity's head to meet grousers
    187 13 Varsity's head to meet grousers KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The ViceChancellor of the University of Malaya, Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim, today said that, no committee had been set up to examine allegations made by 13 graduates against the University's Department of Malay Studies. All that had happened, he told the Straits
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    Yoke Heong learns to feed herself and write
    655 13 4 iO/VD I_4iVDZ_4_->F AND 4 TEMPORARY SET OF LIMBS shopping trip she made with Tengku Nadijah, wife of Tengku Ja'afar. the High Commission's Counsellor. She said she did not buy very much and asked Yoke Khln to show me her solitary purchase
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    Your radio listening
    332 13 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE: 41.7 metres A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, Np-gara-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendezvous With Music; 7.30 Time Signal. News; 7.35 Breakfast Club: 8.00 Time Signal. Newa In The National Language; 8.03 Top Of The Morning: 8.30 Housewives' Selections: 8.56 News Headlines;
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    SCIENCE FOR THE BOYS? NOW A GIRL ANSWERS
    262 13 SCIENCE FOR THE BOYS? NOW A GIRL ANSWERS t SINGAPORE, Wednesday, tea time chat in the Nanyang University canen irked Miss Tan Woon Teck, 25, a physics graduate. There sat the boys, talking In smug, patient and Illogical tones that girls just would not make good scientists. "I will, prove
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    Wage talks at Army HQ
    59 13 ALOR STAR, Wed.— A delegation from the War Department Civilian Staff Association will meet the British Army Command Secretary at the Army Headquarters in Singapore on Friday to discuss the workers' wage claims. The talks broke down last month and then the association decided to
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    TIDES- TODAY, TOMORROW
    94 13 TODAY SedUl Kechil 11.39 a.m. (8.2 ft > 10.06 p.m. (6.Bft); Singapore 12 SO a.m. (B.2ft) 11.58 p.m. .9.6 ft); Port Dlckson 7 46 am. (9 Oft) 8.14 pjn. (93ft); Port Swettenham 7.13 a.m. (142 ft) 724 p.m. (14.3 ft); Penang 1.43 a.m. (7.2 ft) 1.48 p.m.
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    On way to Irian talks
    54 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr. S. Subandrio, passed through Singapore this morning on his way to Washington for talks on the West Irian issue with Dutch Government representatives. He was accompanied by the Deputy Defence Minister, Lieutenant-General Hidajat, Foreign Office spokesman, Mr. Ganis
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    $5 for Johnny
    24 13 SINGAPORE, Wed— A gift of. $5 from an anonymous reader to Johnny Ang, the crippled schoolboy, brings his fund to $4,238.
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    Strike talks continue
    63 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. The management of the strikebound Lam Soon Cannery Ltd., in Jurong and the Singapore General Employees' Union today held a second round of talks in an effort to settle the 35-day-old strike by the cannery's 100 employees. The negotiations, which lasted an hour, were held
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    Overfed python caught
    58 13 BATU GAJAH, Wed. A 23ft. python, which ate a fall crown wild pic on an estate three miles from here, ended op in a taxidermist's shop yesterday because it was too fall to keep awake. Three tappers, finding the python asleep in the estate had captured it
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    Malayan Mr. First is first —again—
    112 13 Malayan Mr. First is first again A MALAYAN topped the final associateship examination in civil engineering at the Royal College of Science and Technology in Glasgow. Scotland, recently. He is Cheok Yeow Hwang (above), who resigned from the Public Works Department In Johore to enter the Royal College last year.
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      KNOW YOUR OWN CULTURE
      399 14 KNOW YOUR OWN CULTURE Dance expert advises: 500 boys and girls of different nationalities in Singapore benefitted from a dance course conducted at "the Indonesian Club recently. Under the instructions of dance expert Mr. Adang Dujeh, the students took a monthlong course in Indonesian social dances, and judging from what
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      FASHIONS SURPRISE CUSTOMERS
      227 14 LOUISE I fUSTOMERS were given a pleasant surprise when a fashion show was staged at Fitzp a t r i c k's supermarket in Singapore recently. About 28 outfits from the various dress shops ln the supermarket were shown by Louise Klerk and her models. There were
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      Wash and dye in one operation
      180 14 ANEW chemical compound which will enable housewives simultaneously to wash and dye articles in their washing machines has been announced by one of Britain's leading home dye manufacturers. The compound, which is the result of several years of research at the organisa- tion's London
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      SHEATH DRESSES NOW MADE OF BEADS
      320 14 SHEATH DRESSES NOW MADE OF BEADS TONTANA of Rome encourages women to kick off their shoes and dance in comfort, wearing jewelled stockings. This was a highlight of the second day of the Italian autumn and winter fashion show which opened this week in Florence. A report from Vera Martin
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      Help you reduce...
      99 14 ARE you overweight around the thighs? Here is a tip from a beauty expert to help you reduce. Lie down on your side. Then with straight legs, do a scissors kick. Rep-at thl? 10 times. Another way Is to sit on the floor, legs half drawn up
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      377 14 stop! «V _*,«b^b(B^bb* V^B^E .afl^Bß ■B^M'W It's easier with this! B I f stumpiMt (Wiiflf) I* Richard Hudnut > shampoo with egg Rich, bubbly Hudnut inampoo plus cqg wothe* shimmennq lunbconr. right into your hair. Its (oldon foaming lather nourishes at It cleans. Instantly your hair is shining smooth, silken
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      180 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 I am In love with a fool, being 1 Give pleasure with amount of green iSK business uanjacu.! see re- OMgg wlth^eggs^for 8 Had a session among finery w g^^ent person fixing •SSS 8 S comprehended ln VrU. l A Remark "verb^effi) (7) "MS Sr.'W
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      1120 15 >K,X McAUSTER <Sc CO., LTD. W IBWa "Li Ne U331 'tetW CLXtRMAM L»K aOAVXIIBSS LWI HAVRE. IOHOCfT HAMBURC. ROHEJIOAJId, LOS AMELES. SAN FUNCISCO. MIOOLESBROUGH. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLANO. em OF LEEDS teaatjSMkj aarte^ier^CaaititJ a, Satti n T tmIZX'ISL OOtISAINVIIU HAMBURG. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. OUNKIRK. 21/20 J.ly '1/ 2 Aag M Jary
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    116 16 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT and Industrial shares held steady. I.A.C. featured with rise of 6d. to lis. 6d. after the announcemeni of one-for-three bonus Issue. Rothmana had the biggest move gaining 3s. 6d. to 78s. 6d. Oils were steady. Base metals eased and New Broken Hill were sold lower
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    192 16 empt lying alengside the tlngapere <* wharvsi today are: TJlpondok 10/11, Benattow 26/27 Kota Bahru 8/9, Nagoya Main 15/16, Cbandpara 35/36. Mommouthsblre 44, Tokal Maru 6/7, Bidor 23, Slmoa 31/32. Kanlmbar 24. Outer reads: Aronda, Houtman, Kluacg, Sergey Botklo, Prosper Sty. Rlau, Anlok, Perralna, Samoa Peyang, Clara
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    145 16 THI Malayan Kxehangs Banks- Atteelatlen made thrtr changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New Verk: buying TT 3213/16. airmail OD 32 15/16, 90 d/at 33 3/16 credit bills, 33 5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 1/2 airmail OD 35 5/8. 90 d/st
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    SHARE PRICES EASIER OH DWINDLING TURNOVER
    563 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpUERE was still bo 1 break through on tbe Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday which experienced a dwindling turnover. Tins were easier, but improved a shade daring the afternoon. The index fell one point. Operators in this section still have their
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices July 17 July 18 Industrials: 188.33 168.19 Tins: 280.82 279.32 S rubbers: 172.16 172.16 Jan. 1 1958—100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    776 16 BUSINESS on the Mali-van Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (2.000) $1.70 D. (2,000) $1.70: East Smelting (5.000) $2.83 ON: F. and N. ords (1,000) $2 si D. (1,000) 52.80: M. Containers (1,000) $1.18, $1.19 SL: U. Tobacco (1,000)
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    Tin market is confused: Rubber mart still quiet
    249 16 CONDITIONS on world tin markets have become a little confused following the uninformative communique issued by th International Tin Council in regard to American stockpile releases last week. While London overnight had reacted sharply downwards the Straits tin price yesterday only fell
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    123 16 July 18. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*) F. N. 12 eta. Cold Storage 4»d. M. Box 13 cts. Steamship 9 cm. Breweries 25 eta. 8. Times 20 cts. B. Darby 4|d 8. Traders 28 eta. W. Jacks 10 rts. Unlteers 10 cts. Robinson 9 cts, MININGS A. Amal 2/1
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    75 16 THE Federation Minister of Finance ha* Bxed these prices for calculating customs, duties for the week becinnlnr on July 19. Bobber 76 cents a Ib. Copra $406 a ton. Coconut oil $646 a lon Palm oil SMS a ton. Palm kernels S3Cs.2saton. The rates of duties payable are:
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    272 16 T«HX Federation Rubber Market opened at Tuesday's closing levels and steadied slightly on a reserve of sellers. At the higher levels, better sellIng coupled with better lower sheet offers eased prices slightly In thin trading. The market remained unchanged throughout the afternoon session with very little
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    218 16 AUGUST first grade rubber buyert f.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore yaeterday at 751 cents per Ib., down one-eighth of a cent on yesterday's closing price. The tone was Opt* I. C.C.R. A. closing prices In cents per Ib. yetaerday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b.
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    36 16 July 18 RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 75] cents (down one-eighth of a cent). K.L.: 75} cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $437.87} (down 62 i cents). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 10 tuns).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    125 16 C-HINESE Produce lietianis Bin«j. I pers nson prlees per picul yester* day: Coconut ell: bulk $37 j sellers, drum $40] aellers; Cepra: July »25i buyers. $251 sellers. Pepperi Muatok *v $l&2t aellers, Sarawak black $11-i sellers, garbled Umpom black $110 sellers, Sarawak wblta 1100 sellers, ASTA $1221 sellers.
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      789 17 NOTICES THIS NOTICE Is published to Inform all friends and relatives that I have this day disowned my adopted daughter Madam Lim Slew Oo of No: IS Kajang Road. Penang and that I shall henceforth have nothing whatsoever to do with her or her family. (WTO AH JOO BTJAT). GEORGE
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    FOOD IS OUR BIGGEST SINGLE IMPORT
    175 18 FOOD IS OUR BIGGEST SINGLE IMPORT KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— Nearly onequarter of Malaya s imports of $383.8 million in the first two months of this year consisted of food, according to trade statistics published by the Government today. The second biggest import item was manufactured goods —$76.2 million compared with
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    Giant union planned far 20,000 medical, health men
    187 18 Giant union planned far 20,000 medical, health men KUALA LUMPUR. WedTwenty thousand medical and health workers, now in 30 different unions in thi Federation, are to merge Into one giant national organisation Discussion.; to unite them will take place in Johore Bharu on Friday and the proposed National Union of
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    Lim and his merry men had games in the union: Seow
    771 18 Lim and his merry men had games in the union: Seow r«ftOWN counsel. Mr Francis Scow. today suggested that Mr. Lim Seek Kian, expresident of the Singapore Chinese Schools Teachers' Union, and his "merry men" were able to have "fun and games" because the union's general council did not know
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    Raja Muda's widow dies
    46 18 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed.— The oldest member of the Kedah ruling house. Che Ridwan binte Che Ahmad, 90. widow of the Raja Muda. Tengku Abdul Aziz, has died in Alor Star. The Sultan and Sultana were among the large gathering at the funeral.
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    Cigarettes and cash grabbed
    49 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.-Three armed robbers early this morning broke into the home of a shopkeeper. Tian Thin Ching. 44, in Lorong 27. Oeylang. and took away $100 worth of cigarettes and $200 in cash. The men made a getaway by car after tying and gagcine Tian.
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    Visitors briefed
    38 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.The Assistant Minister of Rural Development. Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman. today briefed a 12--man delegation from Thailand on the progress of Malaya's rural development programme at the Operations Room of the Ministry.
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    Under repair
    26 18 PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed— Tne General Blatchfora. which has been transporting Malayan soldiers for service in the Congo, is undergoing repairs at the Singapore dodo
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    Prize-giving
    27 18 SUNGEI PATANI. WedThe Sultana of Kedah will give away the prizes at the annual speech day of the Sultana Asma secondary school, Alor Star, on Saturday.
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    New dance troupe is formed in Singapore
    80 18 CINGAPORE, Wed Fourteen young dancers here have formed a semi-pro-fessional dance troupe. The man behind this move Is a well-known ballet dancer and Radio Singapore announcer, Vernon Martlnus, who is director ol the Singapore Dance Theatre, the new organisation. In it* first offering,
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    GEORGE TAN CRASH: TAXI DRIVER IS CLEARED
    232 18 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. TAXI-DRIVER, Yap Seng Hock, was today cleared of causing the death of George Tan Eng Leong, former Deputy Managing Editor of the Straits Times, and John Sim Heng Teong, a textiles salesman, in a road crash. Yap. fT. was accused
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    Two pirates deported to Thailand
    84 18 Two pirates deported to Thailand OENANvi. WVed. Two Thai nationals. Phong Sangirn and Chuen Kwan-fl'-r. were banished from M.iliva today Sangirn. 49. and Kwandee. 55. were recently released after serving part of life sentences for piracy od the high seas. With three others, they pirated a Penang-bound motor junk of
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    Man robbed
    28 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— Gon Soon Piaw. 22 was robbed of $20 in cash and his wristwatch worth $50 by two dagger-wielding thugs at Desker Road last night.
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    Necklace taken
    28 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. A youth snatched a necklace worth $200 from a housewife. Chua Liew Neo. 42. as she was shopping in Upper Cross Street yesterday. Advertisement
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    Questions and Answers
    206 18 <?.: H.-h can I kill the cockroarhen in my kitchen? A. Apply Johnston's No-Roach with brush or sponge on cabinets, baseboards, near sink wherever you see these pests. The colourless, odourless coating kills roaches and ants, and stays effective for months. <„).: Must I move dishes and
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    Relay bid fails at baton change
    159 19 Relay bid fails at baton change SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore relay team's "Jakarta or bust effort to qualify for the Asian Games next month ended in dismay at Fairer Park today as one of the runners, John Fernandez, twice faulted in the baton changing. Wong Fey Wan completed the first
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    Turner leaves for Britain
    56 19 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Tim Turner. 36. Johore Bahru's plant-er-sportsman leaves for Britain tomorrow, after 15 years In the country. During that time he has represented Kedah at soccer, rugby and cricket. He was president of the Johore Bahru Cricket Association for several years and also a
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    SERVICES SUPPORTERS CLAIM: WE WERE ROBBED
    209 19 SERVICES SUPPORTERS CLAIM: WE WERE ROBBED SINGAPORE, Wed. Singagapore Joint Services supporters claim that their team were robbed of success in their Malaya Cup (south zone) tie at Malacca on Sunday. They said that Joint Services were "extremely unlucky" to have two goals disallowed early in the match "On both
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    Suspended
    41 19 KLANG. Wed. The dtolplmury board of the Klang District Football Association, at a meeting last night, decided to suspend V. Selvaduray, of P.W.D Combined, for six months for dangerous play in a League Division 1 match against Rtvertex last week.
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      Latif Olen is 800 m star
      437 19 STRONG CHALLENGE BY BORNEO, SARAWAK ATHLETES AND DISTANCE CHAMPION DILBAGH SINGH IS DETERMINED TO KEEP HIS TWO SAAA TITLES By TEOH ENG TATT; Singapore, Wednesday J^ORTH BORNEO and Sarawak athletes will once again give Singapore athletes tough opposition in the Singapore AAA championships at
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      We'll be out of the red soon—Tay
      132 19 We'll be out of the red soon— Tay SINGAPORE. Wed. fin. ancc and Administrative CCommitt t chairman Tay Soo Yong said today be was confident that the Singapore Amateur F.A. will be "out of tbe red" before the end of the current season. In the five months since he took
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      Eveready triumph with late goal
      137 19 Eveready triumph with late goal SINGAPORE, Wed— Favourites Eveready cleared a tough jiurdle In the Singapore B.H PA. Senior 'A' League and Cup with a 1-0 win over Hongkong Bank at Parrer Park today. After a scoreless first hall Otham scored for Eveready ten minutes before tbe end. Weames, Bvereadys
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      A-GAMES a MUST, SAFA SAY
      299 19 A-GAMES a MUST, SAFA SAY TEAM DESERVES TRIP SINGAPORE, Wed.— Singapore Amateur Football Association today directed Its delegate on the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council. Dr. S. H. Al-Junied, to try his best to influence the SOSC selectors to include the soccer team in the Singapore contingent for the Asian
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      One change in S'gor XI
      113 19 KOALA LUMPUR. Wed— The Selangor Cricket Association selectors met for (wo hour* last night to pick the team to meet Singapore in the MCA lnter-stat* league final and made one change from the team which beat Penan? by 78 runs last week. Opening batsman Tharumagnanam
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      Sachi third
      51 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. In Sunday's Kuala Lumpur Orand Prix for motor-cycles at the new dual carriageway In Kenny Hill M. Sntchiananthan of Singapore rode an Aeromacchl Harley Davidson, in the main event for unlimited c.c. machines. He finished third. Satchlananthan did not ride a Ducati as reported on
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      Ten to follow
      261 19 EPSOM JEEP'S trn-to-follow at the Penang Bank Holiday meeting which begins on Sunday, are: POWEB FlRST— back in top form; won cleverly over 6f at Ipoh in lntln 13-4/5 last month: an aU-folng performer. SOCIETY GIRL ran two good races at Ipoh last month when third to
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      SUMMARY
      119 19 SOCCER INTER TELECOMS FINAL (Kluang): J. Bahru 1 Kluang 1 (after extra time). Sloan* nh j^Ourkh* Engineers 2 Gurkha PENANG DIV. S: Olugor Club 6 Prisons a. TAIPING DIV. t: Town Council 5 Police 3. B. GAJAH LdE: K Bahru Malays 6 Royal English School 0 L. PERAK DIV.
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      Tulloh's horses in splendid form
      135 19 ON THE TRACK WITH EPSOM JEEP; Penang, Wednesday VTO-AI-NEE, a recent winner at Kuala Lumpur, and Window Test showed smart form in this morning's training gallops 'at Batu Gantong racecourse. They ran 3f in 43 1/5. Wo-Al-Nee was going easily on the bit in the
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      Sport. Diary
      85 19 SYOBE DIV. SA: Seletar VI v Sukaramal 'A' (St. George's Rd) STB v Serangoon MY (Oeylang) S'GOR SENIOR KO: SI A v Umno Youths (6 p.m.) Yg Malays v SCRC (8, both matches at Merdeka Stadium). IPOH DIV. 2: 1/7 Gurkhas v Malays (Coronation grd). L. FKRAK DIV.
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      SURREY CHALLENGE TO LEADERS
      569 19 LONDON, Wed— Warwickshire failed to salvage any points from their drawn game with Worcestershire yesterday but retained their place at the top of the English county cricket championship table. Though Worcestershire took two points for first innings lead against the pace-setters, they dropped from second place
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      39 19 ROBBIE MISSES WORLD RECORD DOBBIE Brightwell wins the 440 A% yards title in the British AAA championships at White City Stadium, London, on Saturday in the record time of 45.95 ec— only o.2sec outside the world record.— Reuter picture.
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      182 19 M At the Kuala Lumpur Motor Cycle Grand Prix held on Sunday 15th July 1962. Ridden by Mr. Reggie Stuart. Event: Motor Cycles up to 125 C.C. jß^nqp^M ITALYS famous |pMI STORNELLO ■FYT nil I sport E*****5 Also available LODOLA 250 CC STANDARD MODEL THE ASSOCIATED AUTO CO., LTD., (Incorporated
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    Action Council men present petition—
    56 20 LEADERS of the five-party Council of Joint Action seen outside the British Trade Commission in Union Building, (ollyer Quay, yesterday. From left they are Dr. Lee Siew Choh (Barisan Sosialis), Mr. David Marshall (Workers' Party), Dr. Colin Marcus (UDP), Mr. Pang Toon Tin (Party Rakyat)
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    Lock icon 'DENTIST CAN STOP DELINQUENCY'
    111 20 LONDON. Wednesday. CORRECTION of protruding teeth' and other dental deformities could prevent children from becoming delinquents, a British public health orthodentist said at Nottingham. Mr. Maurice Poulter. orthodentist to the Somerset County Council, told the annual conference of the British Dental Association that parents had told
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    Film tough guy Jins robbed
    109 20 Film tough guy Jins robbed SINGAPORE. Wed. Jins Samsuddin. the Malay film star noted for his gangster roles in underworld films, was robbed yesterday. While Jins and his attractive film actress wife Rahman Rahmat were out shooting films, someone got away with 52.500 in cash and jewellery from their home
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    Lock icon COUNTY CRICKET SCORES
    97 20 COUNTY CRICKET SCORES LONDON, Wed. Hampshire had scored 290 for two by tea on the first day of their match against the Pakistanis here. Roy Marshall was 175 not out. At Lords: Gentlemen 22 for four v Players. At The Ov»l: Somerset 193 for seven 42 v Surrey. At Soulhport:
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    Out: Persian PM
    26 20 TEHERAN. Wed. Dr. All Amini, Prime Minister of Persia, has resigned. It was announced here today. His successor has not yet been named.
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    DEATHS
    46 20 MR. NARAYANAN OF RsMMB, Mother ol Mr. MVBkMM Waterworks Kuan* PMM4 :ia:iv |>*nccfully On July Ifith M (sen.ial Ho»|.nal. S.nna- CABLE RECEIVED BY 8. Subramnniam of Kuala l.timmr Municipality I raaMlM al -'•■> Gurncy Road that hll mother Bmasad away on 17th July at Vadukramparal, Jaffna.
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    Society film
    41 20 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Film Society will screen a Mandarin film. "The True Story of Ah Q", at the Canning Rise Cultural Centre Th» atre at 6 and 9 p.m. on Sunday. The shows are open only to members.
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    Lock icon More for pensioners
    109 20 LONDON. Wed.— One of the first actions of the reconstructed Macmillan Government yesterday was to announce that public service pensioners and regul.u pensioners of the armed forces, including widows arc to have their pensions increased. Mr. John Boyd Carpenter, the new Chief Secretary to the Treasury, announcing
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    Lock icon A BUY AMERICAN DRIVE IN BASES
    126 20 A BUY AMERICAN DRIVE IN BASES WASHINGTON, Wed. The Defence Department today announced a "buy American" policy on supplies for U.S. bases overseas in a bid to stem the outflow of gold and dollars. An order. Lssued by Mr. Robert McNamara. the Secretary of Defence, doubled the price differential used
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    LONDON STOCKS
    432 20 LONDON." WM. 111 iwrinii dull conditions persisted in stock market today following the overnight slide on Wall Street and warninss Ht home toy comnan-. chairmen on shrinking profit lllu.Klilb. Tne only bnght spot was provided by gold shares wnere small but pei.sistent buying In a market, vei> I
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    Finding of jars revives Chini theories
    385 20 Finding of jars revives Chini theories I^UANTAN. Wed. The discovery of two ancient looking water jars by the four-man Cambridge expedition team in Tasek Chini may revive theories held by the late Dr. W. Linehan. former Director of Museums, that the lake was the flooded site of a former trading
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    Lock icon Small scale landing reported
    82 20 HOLLANDIA. Wed. Indonesian troops made a "small scale" landing on Waigeo Island off Northwest New Guinea, Dutch authorities announced today. The announcement said local natives reported the Indonesian action and that Dutch troops found an abandoned camp and some ammunition on Waigeo. They said the Dutch
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    'Good manners'
    30 20 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. P 8. Raman. Assistant Controller of Broadcasting, addressed Singapore Rotarians on "Good Manners 1 at their weekly luncheon meeting held today at the Cathay Hotel.
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    TRAINEE WEE SEN SPRINGS A SURPRISE
    353 20 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. gINGAPORE'S junior trainee, youthful Wee Sen, played in a spectacular surprise when he fully stretched defending men's singles veteran champion M. Sadali before being eliminated after three thrilling sets in the men's singles third round tie of the Singapore National Championships r*
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    Police cricketers checked by Airmen
    206 20 Police cricketers checked by Airmen SINGAPORE, Wed. Police failed to secure full points from their postponed second round match against Royal Air Force in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament and dropped out of the running for the title. After .scoring 142. Police left themselves more than tluce hours to
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      39 20 The weather ■UIOHEST and lowest tempera- lines in Malaya and Singapore for the penod 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowekt Kuala Lumpur Kota Bharu Penang SKI 73 Ipoh 93 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore go 75
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