The Straits Times, 26 July 1962

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    18 1 AVEBACE DAILY CEBTIFIEW SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times. flew*** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1962. 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon NEW WAR THREATS BY TSHOMBE
    156 1 NEW WAR THREATS BY TSHOMBE ELISABETHVILLE, Wed.— The Kattanga President, Mr. Moise Tshombe, warned yesterday he would wage guerilla warfare if the United Nations tried to end Katangese secession by force. Mr. Tshombe also said he would' not negotiate any more with the Congolese Premier, Mr. Cyrille Adoula, because "he
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    Lock icon Death for graft
    34 1 MOSCOW. Wed —A former head ol department in the Soviet Finance Ministry K.D. Degtyarev. has been sentenced to be shot for taking bribes, the Soviet news agency Tass said today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 4-hour ship fire
    76 1 HONG KONG. Wed. A fire which raged for more than four hours In a hold of the 3.000-ton Panamanian freighter Mike was extinguished this morning The ship was loaded with sugar and manufactured goods and had been scheduled to leave today for Singapore and Malacca. A survey
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    MORE SURPRISES
    655 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Tengku orders a new Cabinet switch By 'STAY PUT FOR SARDON: A 'SETTLEMENT WITH AZIZ AFTER LONDON Dr. Lim will go to Health RUALA LUMPUR, Wed. In another surprise Cabinet shift the second in 10 days Tengku Abdul Rahman today switched Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji
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    ROBBESS GRAB $5,250 IN S'PORE
    117 1 ROBBESS GRAB $5,250 IN S'PORE SINGAPORE. Wed. Two thugs, one armed with a pistol, this morning halted a clerk's car in Nicol Highway and robbed him of $5,250. The clerk. Goh Eng Chong. 22. employed by the Universal Tobacco Company In Paya Lebar, later told police that he was taking
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    Lock icon A 'blackout' plan
    94 1 HOLLANDIA. West New Guinea. Wed. The Government of this disputed territory may "blackout" Hollandla. the capital, if necessary it announced today. (Indonesian paratroops have been dropped In various parts of West New Guinea in recent months). Some 6.500 women and children about 90 per cent of tho
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    Miss Lai learns typing and says flfm doing very well1
    283 1  - Miss Lai learns typing and says f l f m doing very well 1 Doug Lackersteen From LONDON. Wed ARMLESS Malayan schoolgirl Lai Yoke Heong has begun typing lessons at the Roehampton Artificial Limb Centre and she thinks she is "getting on very well." Her training period has changed from
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    Shares offer riddle
    165 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The acting Deputy Registrar of Companies here. Mr. 8. Sambaslvam. today said that the Malayan Investment Corporation has not been incorporated in the Federation as a public limited company under the Companies Ordinance. He was commenting on the prospectus of this corporation published yesterday
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    Lock icon Malaysia's big snag—matter of timing
    511 1  - Malaysia's big snag— matter of timing LESLIE HOFFMAN From LONDON, Wed THE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will arrive in London on Friday at a critical stage of the Malaysia talks and will take part in discussions* on the time-table for the entry of Singapore. North Borneo
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    SHOT OFFICER WAS 'QUITE A ROMEO'
    421 1  -  EE BOON LEE: By SINGAPORE. Wed. TWO women In. the life of Assistant Superintend--1 ent of Police Mr. Cheah Kirn Swee, 44, were among the mourners at his funeral at Bidadari cemetery today. i A third woman, attractive widow Maria Chua. 43— was in
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    45 1 LONDON. Wed 1.0r.l Home. Britis-h F«ntffa Secretary. said today when he in Lafto II months ago, rmM pr.m"hung on spin <if coin If crisis had gone »thet way 'it would taa\«- keel war between 'Scato .ill i ance and Russia ;mrt China "—Reuter
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Mikoyan back
      13 2 MOSCOW. Wed. First Deputy Premier Mr. Mikoyan returned today from Indonesia—Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Neutrality or pact with U.S choice for Thais
      485 2 Addiction to milk miktt W boy morh.r-drjwn. D«ep parts of hli coNKiowgn«t retain a link with kig mofhtr. One* h« hit Hrn ragta for milk he will never develop properly >. an individual. .hould be banned vary tarty in life. Athletlca couch
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      BEN BELLA BEGINS TRIUMPHAL MARCH TO ALGIERS
      216 2 BEN BELLA BEGINS TRIUMPHAL MARCH TO ALGIERS fLEMCEN (Western 1 Algeria), Wed Mr. Mohammed Ben Bella, Algeria's dissident Vice Premier, left here last night in a convoy of cars for "a triumphal march" to Algiers. In Algiers, the seat of the Prime Minister. Mr. Ben Youssef Ben Khedda. the Information
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      Lock icon CARPIO AGREED TO THAT STATEMENT, U.N. TOLD
      612 2 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday rtR. Salvador Marti- nez de Alva, vicechairman of the U.N. special committee for South West Africa, declared last night that Mr. Vlctorio Carplo, the chairman, had fully acqijiesced in a amtrov«ln»ci joint statement'with the South African Government after their tour
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Dutch speed evacuation
      346 3 END OF HOLLAND'S RULE IS BELIEVED IN SIGHT ALL RESTRICTIONS LIFTED: NOW IT'S WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST THE HAGUE, Wad DITCH authorities in West Irian have decided to stimulate the repatriation of women and children to Holland, according to messages received here yesterday. The Government is considering
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      Lock icon Flood havoc in Luzon
      97 3 Flood havoc in Luzon MANILA, Wed. Xfm Rivers swollen by continuous rains have breached numerous dikes and transformed the central plains of Luzon, Just north of Manila, into a gantic lake of several thousand square miles. Damage to crops and properly after seven days of torrential rains had been estimated
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      Lock icon The Six may ask Britain to join
      192 3 BRUSSELS, Wednesday. 4 NEW plan for a European political union, with r Britain as a founder-member, may soon replace the abortive Fouchet plan for an exclusive union founded by the six Common Market countries, diplomatic sources said here last night. The new plan
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      Lock icon Spy charge film man leaves
      40 3 BANGKOK, Wed— Mr. Thomas Bulgakov, a Russian film distributor who was ordered to be deported for alleged espionage, left her* by air last night for Moscow, His Japanese wife and seven children accompanied him.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Pay rise accord
      37 3 LONDON. Wed. More than a million white collar workers In the engineerlnn industry will get pay rises of up to 8s a week under an agreement worked out between employers anri 'inirr> chiefs.— Reuter
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      I.oooth ARREST FOR 'DEAN OF THIEVES'
      203 3 MEXICO CITY. Wed. Mexico's self-styled "Dean of professional thieves"— Just turned 83 years old was under acrest yesterday for the I.oooth time In a career of crime dating back to lflOn Aurello Martinez Cervantos said he stole for a living because he was the
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      Lock icon INDIA TO CHINA: WITHDRAW TROOPS
      310 3 INDIA TO CHINA: WITHDRA W TROOPS NEW DELHI. Wed.— lndia yesterday expressed hopes that "China would instruct her troops in the Ladakh area of Kashmir "to desist from harassing Indian military posts," and to withdraw to points outside Indian territory. In a Note handed to the Chinese Embassy here. India
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      Lock icon The doctor and the challenge of snoring
      103 3 The doctor and the challenge of snoring UELFAST, Wed. A British doctor challenged his medical colleagues last night to find a cure for snoring. Mr. Lan Fraser. *a leading surgeon at the Royal Victoria Hospital here, told the annual meeting of the British Medical Association that he was astonished that
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      Lock icon Atomic age recruit for army: Machine man
      132 3 NEW YORK, Wed. A machine that walks like a man and stands Ift feet tall may serve as an atomic age recruit in the U.S. Army, it was announced today. The General Electric Company said the machine will have "arms and legs" for
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    Raising funds for the deaf
    56 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan NegaVa. today addressed a get-together at the Is tana Negara to form an appeals committee to raise funds for the Singapore Association for the Deaf. The First Lady then called upon Mr. R.C. Hoffman to
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    Naval visit
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chettlars' Nattukottal Chamber of Commerce will entertain 100 officers and ratings of the visiting Indian Naval Fleet to tea at 5.15 p.m. on Sunday at the premises adjoining the Chettlars' Temple in Tank Road.
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    Flag day
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Sree Narayana Mission will hold its flag day on Saturday. The mission, besides providing education to poor children, plans to build an orphanage.
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    'Spore picture of social indiscipline to world'
    641 4 NAIR: ANTI-NATIONAL VIOLATORS CAN ACT FREELY SINGAPORE, Wednesday TRADE union leader, A Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, today said Singapore presented 1 to the world a "picture of social indiscipline, political laxity and lunacy" because anti-na-tional violators were free to do their "damnedest."
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    Motorist who lost arm in crash sues for damages
    368 4 Motorist who lost arm in crash sues for damages SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A DUTCH bank official told the High Court today that eight months after he had been grievously injured in a road accident in Singapore his right arm was amputated in a hospital in Holland in April last year. The
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    CHAMBER TO CARRY OUT REBURIAL
    159 4 CHAMBER TO CARRY OUT REBURIAL SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Government today decided to grant the Chinese Chamber of Commerce a licence to exhume and rebury the remains of the civilian victims of the Japanese occupation forces. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, announced this at a 15-minute meeting
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    RAF surgeon's fight to save a boy
    243 4 RAF surgeon 's fight to save a boy SINGAPORE. Wed.— Royal Air Force hospital authorities tonight revealed that a one-year-old boy. Ton Muay Lee. whose spinal cord was Injured In a chopper attack In Changl Village yesterday Is now temporarily paralysed mom the waist downwards. The boy Is one of
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    – SOPRANO TO – GIVE RECITAL AT THE VIC
    53 4 SOPRANO TO GIVE RECITAL AT THE VIC SINGAPORE soprano Hwang Phav Chins (above) will be accompanied by well known pianist Chan Sau Kuen in a recital sponsored by the Metro Philharmonic Society at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 22. Tickets for the recital at S3. $2, and $1 are now
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    Court told of alleged extort bid, threats
    94 4 Court told of alleged extort bid, threats SINGAPORE. Wed— A man who appeared in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today on two charges of attempted extortion was alleged to have threatened his victim with death and abduction. Ho Tat Lam pleaded not guilty to a charge of attempting to extort $7,200
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    Annual dinner
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Photographic Society of Singapore will hold its annual dinner at the Peking Restaurant at 8 p.m. sharp on Sunday.
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    98 FIRMS AT WORLD' TRADE FAIR
    97 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Chairman of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ko Teck Kin. tonight declared open the 1962 Happy World Trade Fair. A total of 98 firms and organisations are taking part In this year's fair, wtilch the organisers claim Is the
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    Students aid the blind
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Students of Queenstown Secondary Technical School tonight staged a variety concert in their school grounds in aid of the blind. The entire proceeds of their show will be handed to Mrs. W.W. Yung, head of the Blind Appeals Committee, at 9 a.m. on Friday.
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    Be proud of the national language appeal
    239 5 Be proud of the national language appeal PENANG, Wednesday. should now be as proud of the national language as they once were of the English language, the Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, said today. "Remember the national language is you? own and not a foreign language," he told a rally
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    THE CHOICE FOR CHOY: HIS JOB OR HIS SEAT
    117 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Socialist Front Penang State Assemblyman Mr. C. Y. (hoy cannot have it both ways. If he wants to remain in the assembly, he must quit Cable and Wireless when the company is taken over by the Telecommunications Department
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    Officials are re-elected
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Rani, has been re-elected chairman of the Federation's Cooperative Central Bank. Syed Ahmad bin Syed Chee Is again vice-chairman and Inche Abu Bakar bin Mohamed Ariff secretary-treasur-er
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    The three women MPs back 'voice in UN' move
    250 5 The three women MPs back 'voice in UN' move KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The three women in the House of Representati ve s today supported the proposal that one of them be appointed to sit on the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. They said that this was a
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    15,000 spend a night on the beach
    272 5 15,000 spend a night on the beach Photonews KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. of Mus--1 lims throughout the country celebrated Mandi Safar (bath of purification) today. Dressed in colourful kebaya and sarong, they thronged beaches, streams and gardens carrying food with them At Tanjong Kllng In Malacca more than 15,000 people spent
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    ASA film show
    35 5 PENANG. Wed. The Department of Information will give a free cinema show at the Esplanade at 8 p.m. on July 31 to mark the first anniversary of the Association Of South-East Asia.
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    PERAK: LAST LOCAL POLLS IN A FEW DAYS
    98 5 PERAK: LAST LOCAL POLLS IN A FEW DAYS TPOH, Wed. The loA cal council elections in Perak will be completed in the next few days. On Saturday, elections will be held for four of the remaining councils and on Monday polling will take place in the last of the councils
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    2 drown as lorry falls in canal
    127 5 2 drown as lorry falls in canal BAGAN SERAI. Wed. A man and a boy were drowned when the lorry in which they were travelling overturned and fell into an irrigbi'.on canal off the trunk road -it 3 a.m. today. They were Chan Boon Pit. 29. Co-driver of the lorry,
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    Lock icon TIN: ONG TELLS KENNEDY OF 'DEEP CONCERN'
    276 6 WASHINGTON. Wednesday. J)ATO Ong Yoke Lin, the Malayan ambassador, told President Kennedy yesterday that United States plans to dispose of 50,000 tons of tin from the national stockpile had depressed market prices and were of "deep concern" to his country. The Ambassador, speaking
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    Unlocked poisons: Dispenser acquitted
    87 6 Unlocked poisons: Dispenser acquitted KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A dispenser. R. G. Netto. 49, of the Maria Dispensary. Sentul Pasar, was today acquitted of a charge of "knowingly storing: poisons in a cupboard not under lock and key" The magistrate, Mr. L. C. Vohrah, had postponed the case last Friday when
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    Aerial view of new estate
    104 6 ...WHERE A FLAT WAS COMPLETED EVERY 45 MINUTES rpHIS is* an aerial view of the Singapore Housing and Development Board's newest housing estate the MacPherson Road (South) Estate where the first phase of 1,766 units of flats and shops has been completed in lust one
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    Shannon: Doctors lose fight for life
    107 6 Shannon: Doctors lose fight for life KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Doctors yesterday lost a two-day fight to save the life of a New Zealand army officer, Capt. L. B. Shannon. 34. He died in the British Military Hospital at Kinrara in the evening. He had been critically ill with an internal
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    Malays are urged to step up production
    211 6 KAMPAR, Wed. —The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, said here last night that large estates owned by non-Malays produced 2,0001 b. of latex an acre a year. But Malay rubber planters produced an average of only 4001 b.
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    BEGINS TODAY...
    26 7 the remarkable story of the courage and resilience of a British planter who joined a guerilla band in the Malayan jungle fi&htin& the Japanese
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    Mad Hatter's tea in the jungle
    2015 7 Training begins, and I am proud of my killer squad expert with gun, grenade I WAS proud of my class of killers. Each of those young Chinese was a crack shot, an expert saboteur and fully trained in guerilla leadership. They had learned fast.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    23 8 M H ore's tit (Minimum, MARSH. Herbert. Managing Director a* Revertex Ltd.. In the Honolulu Flylßg Accident. A moat deeply regretted lo*a.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    67 8 Word* $19 (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of 8. Kliatharaby who passed awny on 26.7. 51. lasened by his wife and children. IN EVER LOVING Memory of Mr. Gregory Oomes who departed from us on 26.7.1961. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by wife and children. IN LOVING MEMORY of
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      The Merger Snag
      619 8 It is to be trusted that crisis is too, dramatic a word for the snag that is holding up the I London negotiations on Malaysia. But there is so little information that the snag may be more formidable than it looks from here. Comment by 'Government party
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      The Shuffle Reshuffled
      386 8 The Federation Government's statement yesterday on Cabinet changes will cause as much surprise as the first announcement nearly a fortnight ago. The chief effect is partly to restore the position before the reshuffle, without giving any firm clue as to the future of the present Minister of
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      Bank Negara
      257 8 Tribute recently paid by the Bank of England to the Bank Negara is the finest testimonial its retiring Governor and Chairman could wish. Dato I WUcock first visited Malaya tn, J 1957. and returned at the be-' ginning of 1953 to act as the I Government's adviser on
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    Ten years of turbulence—by that neutral of the Nile...
    1666 8  - Ten years of turbulence— by that neutral of the Nile... H.A.R. PHILBY by wtio m this survey oj ttit New Egypt forecasts that the twin achievements of successfully nationalising the Suez Canal and completing the High Dam at Aswan icill be President Nasser's greatest claims to tame. IN THE DECADE
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      Paying up—in silence
      95 8 /CHINESE teachers In some \j schools in Singapore are forced to contribute part of their salary to school funds. In certain schools the teachers have to contribute towards the relief of teachers who are employed unofficially from time to time to take over from teachers on maternity
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      A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
      135 8 IKEFER to the report appearing in the Straits Times of July 24. Your reporter was apparently rcterriiiK to a reply I made in Malay to a question put to me during a talk given to village heads In Johore on the "functions of the national language." The
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      122 8 Welcome to The Kurebi Fabric Hall at the Great World Industrial 4 Trade Exhibition (27th July— l9th August 1962) FREE GIFTS! All customers of Kurebi Fabrics at the Exhibition will receive gifts vix: ir 2-lb. tins Pigeon Brand Cooking Oil. -sV Beautiful Tea Trays. ir "Kurebi Fabric" Pattern Books etc.
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    Malayan policy of 'live and let live'
    159 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Nowhere in the world is the policy of "live and let live" better applied than in Malaya, the French Ambassador. Mr. Pierre Queille. said today in a speech to Rotarians. Mr. Queille. who is leavlna Malaya soon, attributed th«> success
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    Theatres want more time
    52 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Malayan Theatres Ltd. has applied to the Industrial Arbitration Court for two more weeks to negotiate a settlement of its wage dispute with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union. This was confirmed by the company's supervisor. Mr. John Foo, this afternoon. He would
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    Two UDP leaders resign
    349 9 AIMS FORGOTTEN IN ASSOCIATING WITH ACTION COUNCIL, THEY SAY PARTY IS 'LED BY NOSE' BY BARISAN: 'WE WERE USED AS RUBBER STAMPS TO DUPE THE MALAYS' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. vice-president and assistant treasurer of the United Democratic Party in Singapore have resigned because, among other things, the
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    COMPANY MANAGER FACES CHARGE
    145 9 COMPANY MANAGER FACES CHARGE SINGAPORE. Wed. Tan Eng Chin, manager of Asia Insuran c c Co. Ltd., was charged in a magistrate's court today with abetting an offence at the Singapore Hotel on June 24. He Is alleged to have abetted two men. Lye San Tong and Choo Ah Har,
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    $5,000 extortion bid by boy, 17
    199 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A DISTRICT court today heard how Tan Cheng Siong. 17, delivered an unsealed letter containing a bullet and $5,000 extortion demand note nt a sum factory owned by Mr. Quah Eng Hwee. Tan, of Jalan Timor, was stated to have handed the
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    Malaya buys U.N. bonds
    49 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Malaya today bought $340,000 worth of United Nations Bond through Its new permanent representative to the United Nations. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. It was Dato Ong's first official act after presenting his credentials earlier to the acting U.N. Secretary General. U Thant
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    Youth drowned
    20 9 KLANQ. Wed. Hoo Ha Ba. H». was drowned when he fell off a bamnan off Pulau Ketam yesterday
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    UMNO GETS SET FOR 'SPORE 1964 POLLS
    136 9 UMNO GETS SET FOR 'SPORE 1964 POLLS SINGAPORE, Wed. All Umno branches here have been asked to submit names of suitable candidates for nomination in Singapore* next general elections. A spokesman for Umno said today that although the elections would not take place till 1964, the party was planning ahead
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    Trade visit
    34 9 I SINGAPORE, Wed— A fivemember Indian trade delegation representing light and I heavy engineering Industries is due here on Aug 1 After two days in Singapore, the mission will visit the Federation
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    Talk by Gamba
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The President of the Industrial Arbitration Court. Dr. Charle.s Oamba. will speak on "Borne Thoughts on Social Work" at a quarterly luncheon meeting of the Association or Professional Social Workers Ht Cathay Restaurant on Saturday.
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    Wedding bells for Australia's bachelor diplomat
    256 9 CRITCHLEY MET BRIDE IN U.S.: SOON THERE'LL BE ONLY ONE UNWED MISSION CHIEF LEFT KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Australian High Commissioner to Malaya, Mr. Tom K. Crltchley, 45, one of the two bachelor heads of foreign missions in Kuala Lumpur, is to be married
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    More gifts for Jedi
    53 9 BINGAPORE. Wed. Two more gift* from Btraite Times readers were received at the Singapore office of the Straits Times today for Mohamed Jedl bin Yaacob. 14, who lost his hand£ In a handgrenade accident They were from Miss Seetha Kaur, of Penang, $5, and $10 from
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    RECEIVER of STOLEN CAR JAILED
    138 9 RECEIVER of STOLEN CAR JAILED SINGAPORE. Wed. Kamaruddin bin Hamzah. 26, formerly of Ipoh, was today jailed here for 30 months by a district court in a case connected with a car stolen from Ong Chin Sim, a clerk. He was found guilty by Mr. N. A. d'Rosario. the Judge,
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    The charity raider
    50 9 SINGAPORE, Wed— A raid on the naval base will be simulated by an aircraft of 11 Liaison Flight, Army Air Corps, at noon tomorrow. The aircraft will drop leaflets to publicise the fair which will be held in H.M.B. Terror on Saturday, in aid of local charities.
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    Lock icon ALARM OVER LONDON REPORT
    150 9 JESSELTON. Wed. "^ON-MUSLIM supporters of the concept of Malaysia are alarmed at London reports that the Malayan Oovernment Is Insisting on Islam as the state religion of the proposed federation, the Eng-'ish-language dally "North Borneo News and Sabah Times" said today. The newspaper's owner. Mr. Donald
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    Salesman guilty
    32 9 PENANG. Wed.— A sales representative of the Peninsular Store, Mohamed Ibrahim Hamid Sultan. 30. today pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $525. Sentence was postponed
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    THAIS MAY COPY MALAYAN IDEAS
    164 10 THAIS MAY COPY MALAYAN IDEAS RUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Thai Deputy Director-General of the Ministry of the Interior. Mr. Sai Hutacharern. said today that his country could adapt many of Malaya's rural development pro jects here. He was speaking to reporters at the airport before leaving by Thai -International for
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    Indian ship due tomorrow
    43 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Indian aircraft earner I.N.S. Vikrant, under the command of Admiral Chaterji arrives in Singapore on Friday on a courtesy visit. The 20,000-ton carrier, formerly H.M.S. Hercules, was commissioned into the Indian Navy in March last year.
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    Jail term stays
    55 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. Justice Sufflan today dismissed an appeal by a detective. Ang Ban Seng 37. who had been sentenced to six months' lall by the lower court for committing $10 extortion by putting Fani Kean Seong: 18. in fear of arrest on Sept 4 last
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    WORLD UNIONS TO KEEP UP AID TO MALAYA
    314 10 WORLD UNIONS TO KEEP UP AID TO MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE International Confederation of Free Trade Unions has decided to continue to help developing the trade unions in Malaya and other freedom loving countries The president of the Asian regional organisation of the ICFTU, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, who
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    A bigger Central Bank soon —Wilcock
    426 10 A bigger Central Bank soon Wilcock RETIRING GOVERNOR IN FAREWELL INTERVIEW TALKS OF MALAYSIA By CHANG YEN FOOI: Kuala Lumpur, Wed. THE retiring Governor of Bank Negara, Dato W. H. Wilcock, in a farewell interview today spoke of the bigger role the bank would play in the event of Malaysia
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    Deaf school link-up
    58 10 SINGAPORE, Wed Two Singapore schools for the dea* with different teaching methods will be amalgamated and housed in a new $300,000 building at Guillemard Circus when it is ready for occupation in September. The Oral School and the Sign School will in future be run by one
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    Farmer: I got 70 villagers to surround two men
    308 10 Farmer: I got 70 villagers to surround two men DENANG. Wed.— A farr mer. Tan Han Chor 60, today told thp Bayan Lepas court how he collected about 70 villagers and surrounded two of four men who had allegedly tried to extort, money from him. "They said they wer* Customs
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    BIG TURN-OUT AT FUNERAL OF KLANG'S G.O.M.
    102 10 BIG TURN-OUT AT FUNERAL OF KLANG'S G.O.M. I£LANG, Wed.— A large 1V gathering attended the funeral today of Mr. K. Ponnampalam, 66, Grand Old Man of Klang and a leading member of the Ceylonese community. He was cycling to a soccer match yesterday evening when he was involved in a
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    Anniversary
    43 10 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed To mark the anniversary of the Emergency and honour the memory of those who died fighting the terrorists a ceremony will be held at the Merdeka Park memorial In Bakar Bata, Alor Star, at 7.50 a.m. on July 31
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    Fleet's return
    27 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. The annual Commonwealth Far East Fleet exercise ends on Friday, when ships of the Royal Navy and other Commonwealth navies return to Singapore.
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    Govt approves chapel plan
    40 10 PENANG. Wed. The Btate Government has approved the construction of a $16,000 chapel to serve 22 Catholic patients in the Pulau Jerejak Settlement, off Penang. A site has already been chosen near the Glugor Marine Base.
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    MAHA seeks own fairground
    176 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. THE Malayan Agrf- Horticultural Association is taking actior to acquire a piece of State land here "not far from town" as a permanent fairground for its annual exhibitions Mr. George Orenier, representing the association's secretaries and treasurers, who said this today, added that
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    50 seek job of investigator of immorality
    128 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MORE than 50 people have applied to fill the vacancy for an investigator of immoral activities for the Selangor Religious Affairs De- partment. The applicants, many of them from Selangor, will be called for interviews next month. The department decided
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    Staff meeting
    27 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The General Staff Association of the University of Malaya will discuss on Friday the question of its conversion into a trade union.
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    Passing through
    29 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Zanzibar's Minister for Agriculture, sheikh Juma Aley. passed through Singapore today on his way to Jakarta by BOAC for trade talks with the Indonesian Government.
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    MORE AGAINST 5-DAY WEEK
    141 11 PENANG, Wednesday. r PHE Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce Is 1 against a five-day week in Malaya. Congratulations KUALA LUMi JR, Wed The management board of the United Kingdom Charitable Trust Fund today congratulated Its permanent member, Dato H. Wilcock, who i.s the retiring Governor of
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    SOCFIN NO. 2 DIES IN PARIS AT AGE OF 61
    90 11 SOCFIN NO. 2 DIES IN PARIS AT AGE OF 61 A MAN who started life as a planter in Malaya 40 years ago and rose to become vice-chairman of the board of directors of Socfin Co. Ltd. has died in Paris. He was Mr. R.M. Michaux (above). Mr Michaox, 61,
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    The fund grows
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two donations to the Johnny Ang fund $5 from Miss Seetha Kaur of Penang and $10 from G.L and G.H. brings the total to $4,689.20.
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    How 'united front' worked in S'pore: Peking articles cited
    936 11 SINGAPORE. Wednesday CROWN Counsel, Mr. Francis T. Scow today produced three Peking magazines at the commission of inquiry into last November's boycott of the Chinese Sec o n dary Four examination to show how the "united front" in Singapore worked. One
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    Bid to ban massage parlours in Pahang
    238 11 Bid to ban massage parlours in Pahang IfUANTAN, Wed.— The Town Council today decided unanimously to ask the Pahang State Government to draw up legislation banning massage parlours. This decision was taken after a lively two-hour debate on the establishment of a massage parlour at Ayer Puteh here last week.
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    Assurance given
    54 11 ALOR STAR. Wed. The Kedah Government has not withdrawn the certificate of any religious teacher for taking an active part In politics. Inche Yahaya Din Hajl Abdul Jalil. Alliance assemblyman for JelunKodiang, was given this assurance In reply to a question which he had asked at today's meeting
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    Scouts plan new premises
    37 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. The Association of Boy Scouts here has collected S-U99.60 for Its building fund. The association plans to rebuild their premises, which are at a former toddy shop at Kulim Road.
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      A dip in hemlines at Paris fashions
      212 12 A dip in hemlines at Paris fashions f HERE is no denying that Paris is the world fashion centre, and what designers create there is eyed by both stores and women around the globe. Though the majority of us will never dare to be seen In one of those exclusive
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      BEAUTY TIPS FROM A BOOK WRITTEN IN 1685
      259 12 WOMEN today, ac- customed to choose from an almost limitless range of cosmetics, easiiy applied and removed, can have little idea what a. laborious business beauty was in the days when the housewife had to make her own preparations. In a recent
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      DANCES WITH MANY STYLES
      255 12 DANCES WITH MANY STYLES /)NE of the most v colourful and glittering shows to be held next month will be "Dances from East and West," which will be presented by Rose Eberwein and her dancers at the Cultural Centre. In aid of the Mount Alvernia Hospital building fund, the dance
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      166 12 VLT H E N laundering clothes of heavy textured cotton, turn the garment wrong side out' to prevent snagging the long floating threads that give the fabric its surface interest. Change sewing machine needles frequently. They become dull and often bend after much use. Stitching' over pins is
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    257 14 {OPENING at Tuesday night's v closing levels, the Federation Rubber Market ruled very quiet with no fluctuation In prices and the turnover was small. Interest In lower ah ecu was mninly confined to selective shortcovering. During the afternoon session, prices remained unchanged on a idie market.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    201 14 AUGUST first grada rubber buysrt f.e.b. closed at S p.m. In Singapore yesterday at 754 cents per Ib., op one-eighth of a cent on Tuesday's closing- price. The tone was quiet. t.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cants par Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt f.o.b. buyers 75|, sellers
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    194 14 SNIPS lying elengsMe trie Smgasere wharves today: Melampus 31/32. Benlowalil 6A, Oaroet tt/7. Nacaura Mara 47, Ragna Bakke 48, Koala Trengganu 44( Klpenor 33/34 Garrybank 45, Ventura Kelli 40/41. 'Mlkasaa Mara 23/24, A. K. Fernstrom 31/22. Rj.waag NW. 2, Bast Bea NW. 4, Serdang NW. 5. Outer
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    144 14 July 25. Three months. (OFFICIAL fUOTATIONS) F. st N. 12 cts. COM Store 4td. M Box 13 eta. Steamship 9 cts. Breweries 38 eta. 8. Times 30 cts. 8. Darby «td. 8. Traders 36 eta. W. Jacks 10 eta, Unltaers 11 cts. Robinson S ets. ININOJ A. Amal
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    119 14 CHiNSir Pr.duc. Exehanga fing«S*re noon prim par pieul yssterday: Coconut ell i bulk $37! sellers dram $401 sellers. Cepra: July $26s buyers, $27 seUers. Pepper: Muntok white $150 aellers, Sarawak white ***** sellers, special Sarawak black $110 sellers. Lampong black $107t sellers. ABTA $120 sellers. Slngapere CSpra Aitociation
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 14 July 25 RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 751 cents (op one-eighth of a cent). R.L.: ?5i cents (unchanged) TIN: sm.B7! (up 874 vents) Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (up ten tons).
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    SHARE PRICES: IMPROVEMENT ON BETTER TURNOVER
    608 14 From Our Market Correspondent WHERE was a rather X better turnover on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and tin shares generally and some industrial counters improved in price. The tin index rose 4 points. The feature was still Tongkah Harbour taken from 87s. to
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices July U July 25 Industrials: 159.55 169.62 Tins: 279.41 283.82 S rubbers: 173.34 175.31 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    540 14 /COMBINED business done in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals In brackets: Inriustrlala: Dtraiona (500) $1.70 PL, (7.000) $1.70. (3,000) $1.68: East Smelting (1.000) 12.78: Fed. Dispensary (1,000) $1.30: Fltzpatrlcks (1.000) $2.02: F. and N.
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    tin price rallies 87½ cents; Rubber is quiet
    310 14 |X)R the first time for several trading days the price of Straits Tin rallied yesterday by 87i cents to $435.87$ per plcul. The offering was estimated at 240 tons or 10 tons more than on Tuesday. In London overnight tin took on
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    121 14 MELBOURNE, Wed. GENERAL INVESTMENT and Industrial shares were a little steadier, but falls slightly exeeded rises. Trading continued light. Golds featured in the raining section with most issues lower reflecting the weakness overseas. General Norseman was down ss. 6d to 425. Oils were more active around steady levels.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    259 14 Tut Malayan Eiehutgt Banks- asmslstisn madr th«»e chsnges tn iv rataa to merchants yesterday: Lenden: aelllnc TT or OD 2/8 IS/U: buyins TT 2/4 1/16 airmail OD 2/4 3/33, 30 d/at 2/4 7/32, 43 d/at 2/4 1/4, 40 d/at 2/4 8/16, SO d/at 1/4 13/32. 130 d/at 2/4
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 14 GAZETTED PRICES THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties far the week betjinninf on July 36. Rubber 75 T cents a Ib. Copra S4OB a ton. Coconut oil $630 ton. Palm oil ..hiiii a ton. Palm kernels $325. C 5 a ton. The rates
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      108 14 TENDER TENDER Tenders are invited for the purchase of 14 (Fourteen) Unserviceable Motors Vehicles which can be Inspected at the Medical Workshop Compound during office hours. 2. Tenders, which should be marked "TENDER FOR THE PURCHASE OP UNSERVICEABLE MOTOR VEHICLES" on Uie envelope, should reach the undersigned In a sealed
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      765 15 NOTICES J.K.R. NOTICE CAMERON HIGHLANDS ROAD The road between Tapah and the 19th Mile Cameron Highlands Road will be closed to vehicles for periods of up to two hours during daylight from 26th to 29th July 1962 inclusive of both dates. Traffic will be permitted to pass at Intervals- All
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      689 15 iCeotUraed from Page Si SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Words SS (Ml*.) Box SO eta. mxtrm ESTATE MANAGER. Box A 662 S.T. K.L., Position filled. Applicants thanked. WANTED GENERAL AMAH with little knowledge of Cooking, No Washing. live-in. Phone (Spore) ***** COOD PROSPECTS for qualified architect In established practice Kuala Lumpur. Handwrltc
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      869 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box SO eta. txtrm VAUXHALL CRESTA 1957— Immaulate condition Ring TeL (Spore) 6227 Mr. Daa after 5.50 p.m. FIAT 500 C.C. late 1903 excellent audition, all new tyres, new blue meillic paint, winding wtadows, new attery and regular service. Owner uylng bigger ear. Offer
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      565 15 FOR SALE tO Words SS (Ml*.)— Box 0 eta. txtrm SWITZERLAND* PAIIAP KNITTINOMACHINI, "Turissa "Helvetia" i Sewing-machines. Priced $150/200 below I U.K., Australia New Zealand! Demonstrations, tonight Lucky Store, s O.K. 1 used Singers. Pfaffa, BUnaa baltprtos. i Foch Traders, 6 Foch Road, Spore I Mm MISCELLANEOUS *c WmnU U
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      184 15 WHERE TO CAT (Spore) t« Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box SO et: mxtrm lAUTIPUL WAITRESSES sre waiting you. At Tier Tsln Bar. 161, M«w Market Street Phono TO7Ol. MUI FONO RESTAURANT:— Luncheon at only 11.90 per head: Chicken Soup B»ef Stenk Cblps Onions Roll Butter Cheese Coffee. INDIAN SWEETMEAT, Gulabtaman, Barfl,
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      APPRENTICE LEONG WINS CLUB CUP RACE [ ON KING'S SCHOLAR
      1279 16  - APPRENTICE LEONG WINS CLUB CUP RACE ON KING'S SCHOLAR EPSOM JEEP; By °enang, Wednesday TOTAL POOL >83.63u Ut N*. 2M887— IUM2I) 2nd No. *****0— ($14,723) 3rd No. 26»724— ($7,3«4) STAKTRKS ($1,388 eacbl: Nob. 248UU, *****3. *****3, *****0, 1924N, *****2. *****3. t7«210. *****2. *****7. *****7. CONSOLATION ($1J#« each): No*. *****2, *****1.
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      Storm and thunder drama on track
      161 16 Storm and thunder drama on track OCEANPORT (New Jersey). Wed. Seven jockeys were off and running at Monmouth Park yesterday without their horses. The jockeys were riding to the starting gate when a violent thunderstorm struck. Two riders were thrown off and sent flying over the Inside rails and five
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      Referees demand protection
      109 16 Referees demand protection 'PELUK ANSON. Wed The Lower Perak District FA League competition has been suspended temporarily because oi hooliganism and poor sportsmanship. At an emergency meeting ol (he referees board ol the Lowei Perak District F.A here lasi night, all the 14 referees protested against hooliganism shown by spectators
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      Lock icon Parfitt takes another century off Pakistanis
      796 16 LONDON, Wed —Peter Parfltt. the Middlesex and England left-hander, again, showed his liking for the Pakistani bowling yesterday when he hit his second century of the match which ended in a draw at Lord's here. In tlve innings against the tourists this summer. Parfitt
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      SELANGOR SELECTORS MAKE A FEW MISTAKES
      439 16 SPORTSLETTER WE feel that the Selangor cricket selectors have erred in their selection of the team to meet Slngaoor* this weekt: d Some of the players selected, we think, would haw difficulty finding a place In state Uwms weaker than Belangor. Among these are
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      Patsy does a 'Moffitt'
      628 17  -  LEE FOO SAN and J. MIRANDA; By Ipoh, Wed. AN ALL-KIWI WOMEN'S SINGLES FINAL ASSURED UNSEEDED NEW ZEAJAND GIRL KNOCKS OUT TOP-SEEDED REDXO IN THE FIRST ROUND THE "Margaret Smith sensation" at Wimbledon was played on a lower key here today. Margaret, the top-seeded Australian and
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      AAU has no money for Games team
      705 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By. KUALA LUMJUR, Wednesday. FEDERATION of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union r officials were today making tentative arrangements to send a team of 15 athletes and four officials to next month's Asian Games at Jakarta against a background of deep uncertainty. It
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      Result
      265 17 MEN'S SINGLES: IST BO: Ling Llong Chlng (M) W.O. V R Balasubramanlam (Ind): T. 8 Kirn (B'pore) w.o. M.V.O. Appa Rao (Ind). MEN'S DOUBLES IST RD— J. M. Jose and E. Dungo (PI) bt T. 8. Kirn and Shahrin Osman (Spore) 6-3, 0-3; R. Clarke and R. Hawkes (NZ)
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      Protest upheld
      54 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The PA. of Malaya decided tonight that Selangor should meet Malacca and the winners to meet Perak in the final of the Burnley Cup (under-31) competition. This was the result of a protest by Perak, the north zone champions, against the previous arrangement that they
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      FORMOSA ARRIVE TODAY FOR TWO MATCHES
      223 17 FORMOSA ARRIVE TODAY FOR TWO MATCHES SINGAPORE, Wed. Formosa, the Asian Games soccer champions, arrive here tomorrow for iwo matches at the weekend. They meet Singapore on Friday and All-Singapore on Saturday, both matches at Jalan Besar Stadium (7.30 p.m.). Formosa will field against Singapore nearly the same side which
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      Bernard's mark again
      124 17 CJINGAPORE Wed. Bernard Chan broke his own 100 m butterfly native and all-comers record when he returned lmln Bsec In winning the event at the SA3A championships, at Tanjong Rhu to* lay This Is his second record-break-ng effort for the event In a week —he had broken
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      Perera to lead S'pore team
      286 17 Perera to lead S'pore team SINGAPORE. Wed Singapore AAA today named 33 athletes for the Malayan open championships at Ipoh from Aug. 9 to 11. The team will be captained by former Federation Olympic runne" Kenneth Perera The contingent will travel tn Ipoh by bus on Aug. 7 and return
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      SBA GAMES TRIALS
      197 17 OINOAPORE, Wed.— Thr 8ln«« w Dore Badminton Association will hold trials on Juiy SO ano 31 (8 pjn.) to pick four Dlavert for the Asian Games at Jakarta next month. Ten trialJuU. who were named After last night's national Cham plonshlp finals, are: Wee Choon Seng, Oan
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      Group champs
      73 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Metal Box became Senior Group B champions in the Singapore Business Houses P.A League and Cup when they beat NTS 1-0 In their laar match on the padang today. Ramasamy scored Metal's deciding goal They will now meet Oroup A winners, who are likely to be
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      301 17 Ties for today qpiES In the Malayan open tennis J. Davidson (NZ) R Hawkei x ctaamplonabip> for todav and Miss P Belton (NZ) v K 3.15 p.m.— Mixed doable* lit Watanabe and Mrs. Too Jonn rd: J Souter and Miss E. Oreen Ting (Jpn/M); H. Hlroae and (NZ) v J.
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    A U.N. hearing for Lee
    405 18 WITH A REQUEST, TOO, FOR OPPOSITION CASE TO GO ON AGENDA TO 'GET THE MATTER AIRED' NEW YOK.K, Wednesday. MR. LEE KUAN YEW, Prime Minister of Singapore, said today he had made a formal request to appear before the I.N. Special Committee on Colonialism tomorrow.
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    Girls to serve patrons
    50 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two attractive Japanese girls arrived in Singapore today to ■enre patrons of Luen Wan Medical Co.. stall in the Great World Trade Fair, which opens on Friday. The girls. Misses Kazuko Ha rut a and Atsuko Yasuda are representatives of Takeda Chemical Industries Ltd.
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    82 18 LONDON. Wed. Rain curtailed play in most county cricket matches today. Tea scores were: At Lord*: Nottinghamshire 163 for five v. Middlesex. At Hastings: Sussex 172 for three v. Leicestershire. At Southampton: Somerset 141 for four v. Hampshire. At Ebbw Vale: Glamorgan 64, Essex 61 for four.
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    Gang clash
    29 18 SINGAPORE, Wed— Three youths were seriously injured during a gang attack made on them tonight at a coffee stall near the 6' 2 milestone, Upper Thomson Road.
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    500 women in money-back clamour—police called
    390 18  - 500 women in money-back clamour— police called FRANCIS ROZARIO By SINGAPORE. Wed. r>OLICE reinforcements ■K were called out to **»c Toh Yuen Fut Tone Mutual Benefit Association in Duxton Hill this afternoon when more than 500 members stormed the premises demanding the return of their subscriptions. This was the unexpected
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    294 18 LONDON. Wed. There was a more cheerful atmosphere In stock markets today and prices advanced on a broad front. Buying was stimulated by hopes that the Government will take action to boost the economy and tomorrow's statements In the House of Commons were keenly awaited. Closing middle prices
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    33 18 LONDON. Wed. Spot 22 4d. August 22',d. Sept. 22 \d., Oct. 22\d.. Oct/Dec. 22»»d., Jan.'Mar. 22»»d, AprU/June MHd.. July/ Sept unquoted, c.l.f August 22' id.. Sept. 221 16d.. Oct. unquoted Tone: Quiet.
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON. Wed. Buyers £861. t sellers £862. Forward buyers £870. sellers £871. Settlement £861 Turnover am 130 tons. p.m. 195 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    BRUTAL FOUR APPEAL, GET BIGGER SENTENCES
    288 18 BRUTAL FOUR APPEAL, GET BIGGER SENTENCES KUALA LL'MPI'R, Wednesday. fHK FEDERATION Court of Appeal here today enhanced the penalties in two casea in which the victims of crimes had been brutally treated In one case a man convicted of causing grievous hurt had his five-year jail sentence doubled. In the
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    125 18 A WARNING TO MAKE ONE'S HAIR -CURL OERKELEY (Calif or--33 nia), Wed. The Berkeley Public Health Department and State Health officials have started an investigation into the possibility that commercial hair sprays may be causing a potentially deadly disease. The little-known disease is called thesaurosis, which is apparently caused by
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    DEATHS
    124 18 CABLE RECEIVED from Quilon that T. J. Benaley of Thattuveedu futher-ln-law of Joneph B. Pereira panned away on 20.7.62. J MR. B. C. SAHAI Government Pen- •loner passed away middenly at Genera) Hospital on 21/7/62. Cremation took placr on 22 7/62. Deeply regretted. •IM MONO SIANQ pa"cd ""'"T pmrefully
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 18 MR. AND MRS. Yong Midk Sane warmly thank rriativr* and frlrnda for thrir good wi«h« valuable gift* and attendance at their wedding on 22 7.62
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