The Straits Times, 22 June 1963

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1OO»OOO The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1963. 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon DOOR 'STILL OPEN'
    876 1  -  DAHARI ALI Sultan and Lee leave for home LATEST ROUND OF TALKS FAILS TO RESOLVE PROBLEMS ON ENTRY OF SINGAPORE AND BRUNEI INTO MALAYSIA, BUT... By KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE Sultan of Brunei and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew left here today with Malaysia problems unresolved. Informed sources
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    Lee: Details should be spelt out before August 31
    1391 1  -  JACKIE SAM: By SINGAPORE. Friday ANLY two main problems the inclusion of common market terms in the Malaysian constitution and the matter of a i>oO million grant stand between merger of Singapore and the Federation. The Federation's "final terms" on these
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    Airliner drama
    40 1 LONDON. Frl. Sixty- two passengers slid to safety down the emergency chutes of a Comet jet airliner at London Airport today after smoke poured from the undercarriage as it taxied for take-ofl for Moscow. .Fire engines stood by.
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    Nick dies
    129 1 MANILA, Fri Filipino lawyer Nicasio ("Nirk") Osraena. who. at one time served as adviser to the North Borneo rebel leader. A.M. Azahari. died today of hepatitis. He was t,O. Mr. Osmena had been in hospital simp last week. lit; was president of a corporation which claims to represent
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    Channel scheme
    91 1 PARIS. Fri— A £210 million sterling plan to span the English Channel with a combined brldge-tunnel-bridae was revealed last nighi by M. Jules Moch. a former Trench Minister, and president of the Channel Bridge Study Group. Prom Folkestone a bridge would be built to an artificial island 4
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    The new
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    Pope
    479 1 yATICAN CUV. FH. Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini, (>."), known in Italy ;is "(he Archbishop of the Workers." was today elected the new l> O|) c_Pau! VI. Archbishop of Milan since 1955. he i.s progressive and is generally considered one of the church's most dynamic leaders. Pope Paul appeared on
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    STOP PRESS CORONATION DATE VATICAN CITY I"
    20 1 STOP PRESS CORONATION DATE VATICAN CITY I" Pope Paul will be ir>> ,.n .lnn< i V »poke*man annowwed tu^liV— Routrr
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  • AFRO. ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'ONE MAN ONE VOTE' BEFORE RHODESIAN FREEDOM'
      207 2 ITNITED NATIONS. Fri. V The special committee on colonialism yesterday asked Britain to pledge that it would not transfer full power in Southern Rhodesia to the present white government. It also recommended calling special session of the General Assembly to dIsCUM the "explosive
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      Lock icon KENYA'S FUTURE: A LAST SESSION
      161 2 KENYA 'S FUTURE: A LAST SESSION I ONDON. Fm. Ueci*J sions on the new Kenya Government's demands lor independence this year are expected to be made known today after a final session of BritishKenyan ministerial talks here Informed sources here predict that Britain will agree to hold a conference to
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      China peddles anti-K letter—in Moscow
      279 2 China peddles anti-K letter —in Moscow MOSCOW. Friday. JHE CHINESE Communist Embassy in Moscow, defying Soviet wishes, today continued to distribute copies of what the Russians consider a highly offensive letter from Peking to the Soviet Central Committee. The 67-page letter contains an attack on all basic Soviet policy and
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      Lock icon NOW FLOODS BRING NEW TERROR
      78 2 NOW FLOODS BRING NEW TERROR DACCA, In Hoods overflowing from river* swollen by four days of heavy rain brought new terror to cyclone-devasta-ted East Pakistan last BifM Several people were reported drowned and many were If it homeless as hundreds of acres of ma-i.il land, only just emerging from la>>t
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    'Kill and burn9 pamphlets on trees
    156 2 'Kill and burn 9 pamphlets on trees JAKARTA, Fri.— lllegal pamph'jets saying: "Kill all leaders who are corrupt, burn their homes" are being nailed to walls and trees in the Indonesian Borneo capital of Pontianak, Antara news agency reported yesterday. They are appearing in the town at the same time
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    Lock icon Macapagal: I'll be (golf) ready for Tengku
    144 2 Macapagal: I'll be (golf) ready for Tengku MANILA. Fri. President Macapagal said today he would be ready to play golf by the time Tengku Abdul Rahman arrives here for the Summit conference next month. "Certainly I would be glad to join In the game," he said when asked at his
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    Lock icon India's offer a 'fraud'
    94 2 KARACHI. Fri.—Pakistan's External Affairs Minister. Mr. Zulflcar All Bhutto, last night rejected what he termed India's "fraudulent offer" of a no-war pact. In a strongly-worded speech to Eastern and western diplomats here, Mr. Bhutto s^ld Pakistan could not accept such a pact, as suggested by President
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    U.S. EURORGEAN DESK
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    Lock icon Two-way wire to link Washington with Moscow
    551 2 CHAMPAGNE FLOWS AS PACT ON 'HOT LINE' IS SIGNED WASH INGTON and Moscow are to be linked by a two-way wire teI c 8 r a p li circuit routed through Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen and London. An agreement, on this "hot line" to
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    Lock icon Freedom on Matsu
    30 2 TAIPEH. PrL— A Chinese Communist official, his wile and one-nionth-old son and four subordinates have defected to the Nation-alist-held Matsu Island. No otner details were available. Reuter.
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    A 'lying humbug':
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    Lock icon U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
    113 3 Hailsham protests LONDON, Fri. Lord Hailsham, Britain's Minister of Science, protested in the House of Lords yesterday at being called a "lying humbug" by Labour M.P. George Wigg in Monday's House of Commons debate on the scandal involving ex-War Minister John Profumo. Lord Hailsham. who will be Britain's
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    Lock icon New chief of N.Y. Times
    52 3 NEW YORK, Fri.— Mr. Arthur O. Sulzberger, 37-year-old son of ihe chairman of the board, was today named the new president and publisher of the New York Times. Mr. Sulzberger replaces the late Mr. Orville Dryfoos, son-in-Jaw of the board chairman who died on May
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    The vandal
    46 3 WICHITA. (Kansas), Fri. A burglar, who entered the home of Vernon P. Coss with a pass key. took all his liquor and cut off the lelt legs of 13 suit trousers and four pairs of slacks and cut in half a dozen neckties.— U.P.l
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    A thrashing for Tories
    253 3 DROP OF 7.000 VOTES IN LEEDS POLL f EEDS, I ri.— ln the first parliamentary by-election since the Profumo scandal burst on the nation, the Conserva tive Party's poll was drastically slashed at this northern industrial city here last night. The Leeds South Constituency, a safe
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    Lock icon Ayub-Christine story: Pakistan complains
    190 3 Ayub-Christine story: Pakistan complains LONDON Friday. A PAKISTAN High Commission spokesman said A here today that the High Commission had made representations to the Commonwealth Relations Office in connection with a Sunday newspaper article "dragging in the name of President Ayub Khan" with Christine Keeler, centre of the Pro- fumo
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    Lock icon 'MAC'S EXIT MAY FORCE ELECTION' TORIES TOLD
    262 3 LONDON, Fri. A Con--ervative Party back bench meeting, held to discuss the Prime Minster's future, came to an abrupt end last night when exCabinet Minister Sir Derek Walker-Smith said that Mr. Macmlllans retirement might force a general election. This astonishing new turn was
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    Lock icon CHRISTINE AND HER FRIEND: WHY THIS DIFFERENCE IN TREATMENT? ASKS M.P.
    409 3 CHRISTINE AND HER FRIEND: WHY THIS DIFFERENCE IN TREATMENT? ASKS M.P. T ONDON. Fri. Mr. Sydney Silverman (Labour) asserted in Parliament yesterday that Justice was being perverted in the in- volved legal developments of the Profumo case. He suggested that there had been different, treatment of Miss Christine Keeler, and
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    Quick look round
    219 3 YfOSCOW. Frl.— British ;*1 businessman Greville Wynne, sentenced here last month to eight years detention for spying, has* been moved to a prison at Vladimir. about 75 miles east of Moscow. WASHINGTON: The Navy Inquiry board said yesterday that sudden flooding of the engine room was the
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    Lock icon 500 exiles land in Cuba
    213 3 500 exiles land in Cuba 'Beginning of liberation' MIAMI, Fri. Cuban exile commandos have landed somewhere in Cuba and are arming the underground forces, the Cuban Revolutionary Council announced here yesterday. Cuban sources here said about 500 men had lanced. The council issued "War Communique No. I* which said the
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    Lock icon Mickey's lost millions
    72 3 Mickey's lost millions LOS ANGELES. Fri. Actor Mickey Rooney earned US$l2 million In 30 years, but, he claimed here, he is now bankrupt. The 40-year-old actor told a bankruptcy hearing that "practically everything" he had earned In the last 15 years had been attached for taxes and other debts. He
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    Syed Sheh as first Asian acting CJ
    270 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. \IR. JUSTICE SYED SHEH 1 BARAKBAH will be acting Chiel Justice for three weeks in July. He will take over after the the present rcting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Hill, leaves Malaya on retirement at the end of the month.
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    Socialists stop mud slinging
    57 5 pENANG. Frl— speakers at Socialist Front rallies will In future refrain from .smearIng opposition parties or candidates. •Instead." Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, chairman of the Front's Penang division, said, "they will touch on our political ideology, aims and principles. "To us. this is more Important than
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    Four on gem hold-up charge
    91 5 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. Ong Ah Huat. 43. Hor Soon Han, 22. Tham Fong Khoon. 24 and Choong Kek Con, 20. were charged today with robbing a goldsmith. Hoay Loon Hor. of $3,100 worth of jewellery on the main Butterworth-Taiping road last Wednesday. They were alleged to
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    Cigarettes theft: Three detained
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn lion than 400 packets of cigarettes uorth 5250 were stolen from a »r«ll at the Madras Theatre In Hiuli Street here early this morning. The thieves broke open the store and took away the cigarettes from ilie shelf and showcase. Three youths have
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    Views invited on four Bills
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. Members of the public are invited to send representations to the select committees of the Legislative Assembly which have been appointed to study four bills: Local Government Integration Bill, Port of Singapore Authority Bill, Merchant Shipping (Amendment) Bill and Hotels Amendment) Bill.
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    Malaysia Day shows
    37 5 KAJANG f-i. Li. D ill usher m Md;.i\-:., I I I'umoined M.hooi ■port" shows, open •lr cmeuirt snow and oiher forms :tainment. A committrt- w:ll br set up aooii to draw up the detail*
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    THAT KILLER ON ESTATES MAY GO AT LAST
    276 5 THAT KILLER ON ESTATES MAY GO AT LAST KUALA LUMPUR, Friday CODIUM arsenite. a weedkiller— and killer of cat- tie, elephants and other livestock— may be on 1 its way out at lone last. Another effective and economical weedkiller has been i found— paraquat. This means I that the ban
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    Remove that poster I demand by Socialist Front
    384 5 Remove that poster I demand by Socialist Front IIfIALACCA, Fri. The Malacca Socialist Front today demanded the removal of posters put up by the State Alliance j Committee depicting a man killing a bull with big sword. At the head of the bull are a changkol and a pen. the
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    Gang weapons found in police raids
    166 5 pOLJCE recovered a quantity of gangland weapons, detained lo men and screened 247 people *n raids during the past 24 hours. One cache of weapons was found in a house in Teo Chew Road yesterday evening. Detectives found the house deserted, but hidden in
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    Khoman paved way for that Tokyo meeting
    111 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, revealed tonight that Tun Thanat Khoman. the Thai Foreign Minister, was instrumental in bringing about the successful Tokyo talks with Presisident Sockarno. He was speaking at a pro-Malaysia rally here. He said Tun Khoman
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    $730 more for the P-Fund
    57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Straits Times group today received another $730 in contributions tcvards the National Patriotic Fund bringing the total so far to $131,--352.33. Today's donors are: Messrs. Charles Grenit-r Company Ltd., Ipoh $500: the Malayan Technical Services Union. Negri Sembilan branch $200 and the
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    Jail for illegal immigrants
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Three men. who admitted being illegal immigrants, were today jailed for two months each by Mr. R. B. I. Pates, a magistrate. Muljana bin Imam Muradi and Rebo bin Mingin. both of Tanjong Plnang, and Harto bin Havtn•emito. of Pulau Samboe. were arrested together
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    Pay cheat is jailed
    103 6 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A court was today told how a shipping company clerk, Chan Wan Boon, 35. tampered with the pay packets of five illiterate seamen to cheat them of $507. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain said that on May 29, Chan was entrusted with five pay
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    Spore branch to be formed
    83 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A resolution to form a Singapore branch of the English Association of Accountants and Auditors was passed at a preliminary meeting at the YMCA in Orchard Road The following were appointed to a provisional committee to draft rules and bylaws prior to registration
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    Twist contest at buffet dance
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A buffet dance will be held at the Serancoon Garden Sports Club tomorrow from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for the Vinrente de Paul Building Fund. There wUI be a Twist competition and several prizes for spot dances. Admission charge Is $2.50 per
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    Jaycees' gifts
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon meeting tomorrow to be followed by a visit to the St. Andrew's Orthopaedic for distribution of gifts to the children.
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    4 NEW TECHNICAL INSTITUTES
    311 6 Yong: 10,000 places for students with Australian help gINGAPORK will have four newsecondary technical schools next year which, with the existing two, will provide places for more than 10,000 technical students. This was announced today by the Minister I for Education, Mr. I Yong Nyuk Lin,
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    A $10,000 wall to protect YWCA
    229 6 SINGAPORE, Friday. nrHE YWCA is looking for over $10,000 to build a •I retaining wall and embankment to protect its Outram Road Centre against the danger of a landslide. There was a landslide behind the centre last December. The YWCA president Mrs. E. V.
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    Conversion of houses: A warning
    117 6 Conversion of houses: A warning SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government tonight warned that it was an offence to carry out any change of use of premises without statutory planning permission required under the Planning Ordinance. An official statement explained that the change of use of a building from a residential
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    Two donations for National Theatre
    65 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two organisations in Jurong have donated a total of $281.40 to the National Theatre Fund. They are the Wai Sin Centre ($150). and the Bukit Tlmah District Executive Committee ($131.40) Jurong Road. The donations represented the balance of funds raised to welcome the
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    BLACKOUT CAUSED BY FAULT AT STATION
    170 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A power failure yesterday, which shut oil traffic lights and caused a traffic jam among home-going office workers besides cutting electricity off large areas for about three hours, was caused by a "technical fault in the distribution section." A Public Utilities Board
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    Spore has more rain
    84 6 SINGAPORE. Fii. Rain fell yesterday and again this morning. The rainfall recorded yesterday was 0.83 in. at Tebrau. 0.45 in. at Macßitchie. 0.40 in. at Pence, and 0.46 in. at Seletar. This morning's rainfall at the airport was 0.56 in. The cloud seeding equipment flown out
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    Discharge plea dismissed
    88 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. An application for a discharge from bankruptcy filed by M. A. Majid. a former president of the Malayan National Seamen's Union, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today. Majid was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Chua In May 1962 on
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    INTER-SCEOOL TALENTIME
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Fri— Thr 1963 inter-school Ulentime sponsored by Nestles Products Ltd. will be held on Sunday at the Victoria Theatre with 18 finalists from 13 schools taking part. Tickets are available at C.K. Tang's ana the Victoria Theatre.
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    DAMAGES APPEAL: JUDGMENT STAYED
    263 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Court of Appeal today reserved judgment in the appeal of a medical firm against a High Court judgment awarding Dr. John Chong Yean Chiong, an employee of the firm, damages of $4,496 with costs. Dr. Chong had been awarded this amount in an
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  • POLLING DAY IN PERAK TODAY
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      PPP certain of Ipoh—will it be a clean sweep?
      675 7  - PPP certain of Ipoh— will it be a clean sweep? HENRY PAUL: -by A LLIANCE candidates go to the polls tomorrow confident of being returned once again to power in the town Councils of Taiping, Kuala Kangsar, Kampar, Tapah, Teluk Anson and Tanjong Malim. But in Ipoh, the contest for
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      Maha postponed for Malaysia
      46 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. This year's Maha show has been post- ponetl for four weeks to coincide with tne Malaysia celebrations. Instead of on August 1. as originally planned, the four-day exhibition will be opened on Aug. 31 at the Selangor Turf Club.
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      In PERLIS, Alliance confident of winning —Kangar council
      148 7 In PERLIS, Alliance confident of winning —Kangar council- KANGAR, Fri. Perlis State Alliance is confident of a sweeping victory in tomorrow's town council elections here. The party, which won two uncontested seats on nomination day. hopes to capture all the remain 10 wards with big majorities. The Alliance will be
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      STRIKE SCHOOL HEAD GIVES A PLEDGE
      138 7 STRIKE SCHOOL HEAD GIVES A PLEDGE JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. THE REV. G. E. Stephens, principal of the private Union English School, today promised its 600 striking; secondary pupils a "peaceful settlement" of their grievances when they returned to classes on Monday He said "What I tell them will definitely result
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      FOUR BOYS SENT FOR TRIAL
      84 7 FOUR BOYS SENT FOR TRIAL SINGAPORE. Frl. Four boys were committed today to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of gang robbery. Quah Quer Boon, 14. Tan Hock Seng. 15. Goh Kirn Huat. 16. and Quek Siak Wee. 16, were alleged to have intercepted Quek Chiang Thye.
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      An educational planning forum
      53 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A forum on "Education and Vocational Planing Co-operative Protect" will be held In the Victoria Institution hall here on Thursday The public Is invited to the forum which is jointly sponsored by the school's headmaster and the Vocational Son-ice Committee of the Kuala
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      Mentri off today
      30 7 SINGAPORE Fri The Men- j tri Besur of Brunei. Dato Setia Marsal bin Maun, flew into SingaPON from Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. He leaves for Brunei tomorrow.
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      Welfare official;
      39 7 BANTING. Pri.— Mr. Chia Kon i Patt was elected secretary of the j Kuala Langat District Welfare Committee. He takes the place j of Mr. Cheng Tuck Choy who has been transferred to Kuala Sel- 1 angor.
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    Minister calls on 'perpetual motion' inventor
    314 7 IPOH, Fri. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. L i m Swee Aun, paid a special visit today to the small mining town of Gopeng, 12 miles south of here, to meet the inventor of a perpetual motion machine. Accompanied by senior officials
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    Sabah's new flag I
    79 7 KUCHINO. Frl. The flag of the new State of Sabah will have a light blue top left/hand corner bearing a symbol of Mount Klnabalu in brown. The rest of the flag Is divided Into horizontal stripes In red. white, gold and blue. This design has been
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    Police recover stolen goods
    76 7 PENANO. Frl. Police recovered $3,000 worth of goods from an abandoned lorry at 4JO this morn- ing. 1J hours after they had been reported stolen from a shop in Beach Street. The stolen goods included a $800 radiogram and three typewriters. $160 liquor fine PENANG. Fri.—
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    JAYCEES' TRAINING COURSE AGAIN
    152 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce will organise for the fifth successive year the training project "Youth Week in Business." which will be held this year from Aug. 19 to 24. Last year 95 firms took part In the project. They took In a
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    MALACCA'S WATER PROBLEMS: TOP-LEVEL TALKS SOON
    121 7 MALACCA'S WATER PROBLEMS: TOP-LEVEL TALKS SOON MALACCA, Fri. Top officials of the Malacca Municipal Council will meet the Director of Public Works in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday to discuss how best to overcome the water problem here. Discussions are likely to be centred on a suggestion that the intake of
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    Lock icon Anzac tourists pay homage to war dead in —Singapore—
    288 7 Anzac tourists pay homage to war dead in Singapore SINGAPORE, Fri. A I group of 112 Aus- i tralian and New Zea- I land tourists, now on a I world tour, today gave up shopping and sight- seeing to pay homage to their countrymen killed in Malaya in the war.
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    Pistol at hip as Sultan flies off
    70 9 THE Sultan of Brunei (left) a pistol at his hip, seen at Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday before leaving for home. Tun Abdul Razak (right) was at the airport to see him off. The Sultan, arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. His legal adviser.
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    Lock icon 'Cut lungs out9 threat alleged
    444 9 'Cut lungs out 9 threat alleged MUTINY TRIAL GURKHA. Captain Harkasher Rai, told a court martial hearing here yesterday that while he was bein^ beaten up by his own men he was asked by a corporal: "Why didn't you make me a sergeant'" He also alleged that the corporal had
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    Installation of Rotary president
    121 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Dr. A C. ■aha will be Installed as presiI dent of the Rotary Club of SingaI pore on Thursday at a ceremony 1 during the Installation dinner at the Cathay Restaurant. The >>ame evening the current president. Mr. M. C. Boyle, will i hand
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    The clerk i who wanted to be a —doctor—
    306 9 The clerk i who wanted to be a doctor— LONDON. Fri. Singa-pore-born Jaffar Bamadhaj. a 20-year-old clerk, had his big secret revealed in court here yesterday. I Before being remanded In custody after admitting thefts from London hospitals it was said he was fascinated by hospitals. He wanted tc be
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    Expert to speak on rain-making
    108 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. E. J. Smiili ol ihe Commonwealth I Scientific and Research Organ i- sat ion. who is here to direct cloud seeding operations to bring rain. will speak on the technical aspects of rain-making at the lunch meet- i ing ot the Malayan
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    Scholarship for Singapore student
    127 9 SYDNEY. Fri. A student from Singapore is one of four who have been awarded Matriculation scholarships by Sydney I'nlverstty He is Mr. Wong Ec Kong, who is studying at St Pauls Colle-e li*re He has been awarded the Dr. John O«bor"e. I Royal Navy. Scholarship from
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    'Chaos if employers do not wake up'
    249 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE National Union of Plantation Workers today warned "antiquated employers'" that there could be chaos and confusion in this country if they did not wake up. An editorial in the Un.o i Herald, the NUPW's month.* publication, says: "The work-
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    Lock icon Prize to Asa crest man
    64 9 Prize to Asa crest man MANILA. Fri. Mr. Galo B. Otampo, director of the Philippine National Museum, has been awarded a gold watch for designing the official <■ ruble m of the Association of South-East Asia Asa The Asa embiem I* a triangular design with three houses on stilts forming
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    2 GIRLS VANISH: WELFARE DEPT APPEALS FOR NEWS
    106 9 PENANG. Fri.— Two young girls have been reported missing In Penang. Saw Hong Chu. 17. failed to return to her home in Prangln Lane on Jur.e -7 from a cinema. She had gene to the show with another girl. Lim Choon Heng.
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    Rural folk complain of bias at hospitals and clinics
    241 9 Rural folk complain of bias at hospitals and clinics I fEMERLOH. Fri. x The Minister of Health. Inche Abdul Kahman Talib, today urged medical and j health authorities not to be prejudiced against the rural people and to give them equal medical treatment. He said thp medical facilities provided by
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    96 10 W»r4» Sl» (Minimum i kmoo 800 GHEE Thank frlmdc and relatives for their wreaths and attrndanr* at the funeral of his brother the lat* Khoo 800 Leik. MRS. LIONEL LEE Lai Rock thank the City Council Staff and relatives, fnend« for their wreaths, condolences, donations, at'.endeace and assistant at
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    26 10 >♦ Wt4» Sl* (Minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY of S. P. Ratnam, Malayan Railways, departed 6-w Oone but alwaya remembered I) mi beloved «ile and children.
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      The Merger Hitch
      745 10 Malaysia i s not at a dead end just because the negoti- ations in Kuala Lumpur with Brunei and Singapore appear temporarily to be at a stand- stilL The talks have certainly i taken an extraordinary turn, and it is disappointing that j agreement has not been
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      Foreign Doctors
      353 10 Mr. K. M. Byme and the doctors of Singapore are at it again. The latest quarrel follows the Health Minister's Assembly statement that the Government intends to admit and grant permanent stay to any foreign doctor with registrable qualifications who wishes to join the health service or practice
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      Perak Votes
      185 10 Almost on election eve in Perak. some 200 members ol three P.P.P. Malay branches m the Ipoh area have transferred their support to the Alliance. Discomfiting though the news may be to the Progressives, noone can seriously suppose that the defections have upset the balance of probabilities in
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    from DENNIS BLOODWORTH
    380 10 from DENNIS BLOODWORTH Is being introduced. The State-owned Ava House organisation is the sole Importer and distributor of books and periodicals, which must be "beneficial to the country." Foreign embassies may not distribute publications. Foreign correspondents are not allowed Into the country and local Journalists get nothing but formal handouts
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      119 10 there has been enough of It for the authorities to consider reducing the dry hours somewhat, say from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. May I point out that those who live in upper floors or high ground frequently go without water for an extra two to three hours
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      A FLAT REFUSAL
      355 10 rE otber daj I was completely dazzled by a clerk's chameleonic versions of a so-called rale governing; applications for Housing and Develop ment Board flats. With three other dependantv I BfM refused accommodation in St. M i c h a c I's while another applicant with the
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    A general who wants to do good
    359 10 A general who wants to do good IN Burma's stumbling rush towards total Socialism, the Government has decided to control everything in secular private schools from the choice of booKS to the kind of uniform children will wear. This has heen decreed by the 17-man Revolutionary Council which rules Burrm
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    Lock icon MONTINI, THE NEW POPE
    403 10 MONTINI, THE NEW POPE ar intellectual man of action ROME, Prt— The slight, dark-eyed Catholic prelate shook the grimy hand of the lathe operator, and then quietly asked: "How do you like your work?" The man in the crimson robes of a cardinal and the worker in overalls chatted lor
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    THE 'BOSSA NOVA' EXPERTS
    158 11 THE 'BOSSA NOVA' EXPERTS TWO "Bossa Nova" exports in a striking pose. BUM Carolyn Brightmore. 20, (left) and Miss Prudence Kinnis. 17. (right), who will ilemonstrate the new dance craze at the "Play-it-Cool" show at the Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur tonight. Carolyn and Prudence, who call themselves the "Bel-
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    Alliance loses a Sarawak district
    121 11 Alliance loses a Sarawak district I^UCHING. Fri.— Party Negara Sarawak today captured Lower Sadong District Council in the current elections. This is the first majority win of Party Negara. Party Negara won eight wards while the Sarawak Alliance took two seats and the Sarawak United People's Party also took two.
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    Order against merchant
    60 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. a receiving order was made by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today against Ng Wee Cnuan. trading as Soon Ho Hin, textile and grneral merchants in Eu Tong Sen Street, whose total debts amounted to $380,000. Mr. Arr.nrjii Singh, Assistant Official Assignee, told
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    Woman hit by husband blames herself
    284 11 gINGAPORE, Fri. A woman said in court here today that she had herself to blame for being struck by her husband as she had scolded him in public for drinking. Wong Mvi Mvi was testifying in a district court at the trial of a
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    Parents told: Halt border exodus
    157 11 From GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING, Fri fVHE Chinese community should do something about the "startling exodus" of Chinese youths from Sarawak to Indonesia, the Sarawak Chinese Association said today. The association expressed concern over the statement yesterday by a government spokesman that several hundred Chinese had
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    Bangkok meeting is off
    78 11 ROME, Fri Tengku Abdul Rahman will not be able to meet President Soekarno in Bangkok on June 28 because the Indonesia President will not be there. An Indonesian official here said today that no meeting between the two leaders was planned for this month. President Soekarno.
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    'We can't go in on the basis of just a letter'
    171 11 'We can't go in on the basis of just a letter' terms ana exchanges between the two governments would be made public. After saying this, Mr. Lee added. "But don't think Malaysia will fall. "We have got common market agreement and In return for a common market, we have agreed.
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    The No. 1 job—by Tengkul
    241 12 The No. 1 job— by Tengkul 'MAINTENANCE OF PEACE FOR PROGRESS ON GUARD AGAINST ANY INTERNAL TROUBLE' miKlT MERTAJAM, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman last night defined the GovernmentN m;iin task as "the maintenance of perpetual peace in this country." "Praise be to God, all races in Malaya have been living
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    WAITRESS: MAN DEMANDED $36 FROM ME IN BATHROOM
    414 12 MALACCA, Friday. A BAR waitress. Aw Ah Bee, testified in the Sessions Court here today that a man demanded $36 from her after threatening to assault her. She said he did this after pulling her by force into a bathroom, where he
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    Big Spore farewell for —Tengku—'
    101 12 Big Spore farewell for Tengku SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Alliance is t > give a grand send-off I > Tengkii Abdul Rahman when he leaves Singapore for London to sien the Malaysia agreement. The sailing boat symbol of the new party, whirii comprises I'mno. the MCA. MIC and SPA. will
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    AND A TRIBUTE TO CHINESE
    205 12 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri. Th c Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, last night paid tribute to the Chinese for their part in building up the Malayan economy. The Tengku. who was addressing 10.000 people at the political rally here, asked: "What would happen to this country
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    DPP loses 'drunken drive' appeal case
    231 12 DPP loses 'drunken drive' appeal case IPOH. Fri. An ap- peal to increase the sentence on a Perak State Assemblyman, Yang Abdul Rashid bin Abdul Wahab. 56, convicted of driving while under the influence of liquor, was dismissed by Mr. Justice AH bin Hassan in the High Court here yesterday.
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    Fong Sum for Spore
    64 12 MISS Fong Sum. 20, Hung Kong Cantonese film star who will arrive in Singapore on Sunday for stage appearances In conjunction with the screening of her films "Relactant Wedding" and "Up to the Sky" at the Majestic and Ruby cinemas. A buffet lunch will be given
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    HONOUR for NANYANG PROFESSOR
    74 12 HONOUR for NANYANG PROFESSOR SINGAPORE. Fri. The American Academy of Physical Education has accepted Nanyang University's Professor of Physical Education, 1 Dr. George Tan Chlong Gok. as a life member. The academy, which has a limited membership of 100. is the highest national research Institute In physical education in the
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    Maid tells court of chisel attack at —noon—
    292 12 Maid tells court of chisel attack at noon— TPOH, Fri. Chong Slew Yin, 27, told the Magistrate's Court here toaay that a carpenter with whom she had been living assaulted her several times and once told her to prepare a coffin for herself as he was going to kill her.
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    Thief enters as Imam prays
    90 12 SINGAPORE, FYI. A thief broke Into the bedroom of an Imam at the Bencoolen Street Mosque this afternoon while he led a Friday prayer meeting only a few yards away. When prayers were over the Imam, Indhe Abdul Rahman bin Bache Sahib, returned to his
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    Rail services in port to continue after July 1
    247 12 Rail services in port to continue after July 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. s —The Malayan Rail- j way Administration will continue to operate and I manage rail transporta- tion within the port j area of Port Swetten- j ham after July 1, an admi n i s tration an- nouncement
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    'ASIANS GO HOME WITH A GOOD IMPRESSION'
    133 12 SYDENY, Frl. Asian students return to their countries with good Impressions of Australia, the Bydeny University Students' Representative Council president, Mr. Michael Klrby. said today. He said that he had not heard of student,; suffering under the White Australia Policy Mr. Klrby was
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    – Teacher changes and exam results—by a head
    205 12 Teacher changes and exam results by a head IPOH, Fri.— The prind--1 pal of the Anderson (Secondary) School here. Mr. M. Ogle, has once again warned against frequent staff changes in schools. Mr Ogle, who has touched on this point on several oc(.\isionv was addressing the speech day gathering today.
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      904 13 Reasons for doctor shortage in Govt. service MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS REPLY TO STATEMENT BY HEALTH MINISTER JN his speech in the Legislative Assembly on June 13 (Straits Times report of June 14) the Minister for Health has chosen to use his privileged position in the Assembly to derogate and vilify an
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      Plea for a park at Bedok
      583 13 SCHEME FOR RECLAIMED LAND IWAS very glad to read that the Minister for National Development proposes to leave as an open space the 48 acres of reclaimed land at Bedok. When the Housing and Development Board first t tarted re-claiming this land I was
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      ONE-HOUR WAIT FOR TRAVEL BY AIR
      292 13 ONE-HOUR WAIT FOR TRAVEL BY AIR AS a regular passrnger by Malayan Airways I would like answers to these questions: WHY should a passenger to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore by Silver Kris report one hour before time of departure? Is 20 minutes not sufficient? WHY should not the Malayan public
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    Another fall in tin price: Cuba affects rubber
    389 16 I ITOR the fourth consecutive F day Straits tin fell by $2.7r to $454.25. the level at which the price previously stood in mid-April The estimated ottering was up 5 tons to 260 tons. In London overnight there was a tendency 'o
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE ERRATIC ON MALAYSIA TALKS
    593 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange was erratic yesterday with operators slightly tense and preoccupied with the current Malaysian situation. With the Singapore cabinet meeting to give its answer to the Federation's "final offer" on the financial terms
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    • MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE *
    809 16 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE COMBINED business m the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with in number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustsad (1.000) (1.68, (1.000) $1.67: Ounlept $3.03 SI.. (1,000) J3.OH D, (1.000) $3.07 D, (3.000) $3.07, (4,000) $3.05. (5.000) $3.02, (6.000)
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    218 16 CHIP* lying •lonfiidt tht S4ngaa«ra Harbour oharxi «r txpwcOd Uday ar»: Neleua 6A, Achilles 13/14. Suruga Mara 47, Mlryu Maru 40/41. Beiyo Maru 27/28. Radolk 18, Batjao II 46, state of Gujarat 42/43, Bogota IEAC) 4/6, Marttnlquals 1/2, Calcbaa 8/8. AspbaJlon 10/11, Tsefat 21/22 Wairata 23/24, Plying
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    Restricted trading on local rubber mart
    587 16 markets A have reacted sluggishly to any lead from here and this has resulted in very restricted trading, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly survey of the Malayan Rubber Market. The July position has been under fair pressure and values have reached their
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    136 16 MELBOURNE. PrL CHARES continued to trade along steady lines. Most leaders fullyheld their levels. Tobacco shares declined again early, but steadied in later dealIngs. British tobacco closed at 28s. 3d. and Rothmans at 335. New Broken Hill and North Broken Hill further Improved to 545. 6d. and 28s.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 16 JULY first grade rubbsr buy«rs k. I e1. ..a at S p.m In (Ingafwr. Kusis Lumpur yesterday at 7.12 cents per lb. up a quarter of a rrnt on Tnurtday's closlnK level. Tb« too* a- an quiet. R.A.t. and F. M.R.I, elating in esnts per lb. ysstsrday: Int.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    163 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 21. Three month* I Durilop." M its. McAll*t*r U Cta, B, Sm.li. 1 1 M its. Kohinnoo 10 eta. Hao2lotl Kothniannll.n. K. A N. IS ctn. ft. Darby 4d. Uammoo It its. C. Nloratcr lid i.'.ira 11 cts. S. Traction 1. i Hume prrfs. 16
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    88 16 THE Malayan exchange Bankf Atso- ciation made the**- changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all ratea to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 5/16. airmail OD 35 7/16. 90 d/st 35 10/16 credit bills. 36 trade bills. Selling TT or OD rsady: Canada 34 15/16: Deutsche Marks r.'9:
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    72 16 /"HINEIE Produce Exchange, tlnga- Mrs noon prices per picul yesterday: Cecenut oil: bulk $43! sellers, drum $4*it tellers. Copra: June/July UK, Continent S27s buyers. Pepper: MuntoK white $140 tellers. Sarawak white $1371 sellers, special Sarawak black SP7t aellers. garbled Lampong black J9T4 sellers. ASTA (107s sellers. tingapwra Coconut
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      313 16 CLOSING PRICES June 21. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: M cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $454.35 (down J2.75). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 5 tons). NOTICE SALVAGE ENGINEERS LTD. By a resolution passed on 19Ui June 1963. Mr. G.A.D. Keet ceased to be a director oi this Company,
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      695 17 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU 1. ALL PORI FUNCTIONS AT PRESENT UNDERTAKEN dV IHK MALAYAN RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION AT PORT BWETIENHAM WII I. BL UNDERTAKEN BY THE PORT SWETTENHAM AUTHORITY FROM Ist JULY. 1963. 2. AFTER Ist July, 1963. all correspondence with th Authority should be addressed to the Secretary. Port Swettenham Authority.
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      673 17 ACCOUNTANT SIME DARBY requires the services of an experienced Qualified Accountant at its Head Office in Singapore. Applicants should be within the age group 28-35 ond have hod at least 5 years commercial experience since qualifying. The position is progressive and prospects for the right man are excellent. Applications should
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      327 17 NOTICES NOTICE MR. WONG SIEW UN. sales-! man of our Sundry Department (Crocodile Shirts, etc.) has left our service as per 15th June 1963 and said gentleman is no longer i authorised to transact business or to collect any money for or on behalf of LINDETEVES-JACOBERG «M) LTD. IPOH GOVERNMENT
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      197 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT The Ruober Research Institute of Malaya Invites applications for training as prospective Assistant Rubber Instructors in the Smallholders Advisory Service. Candidate.' must be Federal Citizens between 18 and 25 years old and must have passed the Cambridge Overseas School Certificate exam- ination. Malay candidates mu>i read and write
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      181 17 f NOTICE (£sso) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA LIMITED LOST CERTIFICATES The following Certificates have been reported lost or destroyed: ORDINARY SHARE CERTIFICATES NO. NAME NO. OF SHARES 8038 Mr. Teh Heng Leong 100 ***** Mr. Sin Kum Tho 100 ***** Madam Ah Heng 100 *****8 Mr. Chow Sei Chong alias Chow
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    240 18 INDONESIA will take part in the Merdeka soccer 1 tournament in Kuala Lumpur again this year, secretary of the Indonesian Football Association Jumarsono announced yesterday. He said Malaya's Invitation to take part in the tournament had been accepted and "we are thankful for it I
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    SAAA TO HOLD JUNIOR —MEET —
    133 18 SAAA TO HOLD JUNIOR —MEET ATHLETICS CINGAPOKE. Fri. Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will hold their first junior national championships on July 22 and 23 and hope to hold it annually. Singapore AAA secretary Niaz Monamed Shah said that it was now up to the young athletes to make tie meet
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    Lock icon Tariff Q has outstanding chance in cup race
    616 18  - Tariff Q has outstanding chance in cup race Epsom Jeep by IPOH, Friday. TARIFF Q, a front-running stayer, drew attention 1 to his chances in the $15,000 Tengku's Gold Cup race over 9f on Sunday with an impressive trial on a good track here this morning. With Valala (Khamis Salmawe)
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    FILIBUSTER TO SCORE AGAIN AT ALOR STAR
    314 18 GYMKHANA 17ILIBUSTER (late NumisJT mate), a runaway fourlength winner at Penang last week, should prove too smart for his rivals in the main race at today's amateur meeting at Alor Star. Magic Note, who wort well at the last Alor Star Gymkhana, may
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    Lock icon Liston to Clay: 'This time it will be different'
    673 18 Liston to Clay: 'This time it will be different' WORLD OF SPORT OONNY LJSTON. the world heavyweight boxJing champion, today warned Cassius Clay to learn some respect for the world title and "the guy who holds it. r— 1 In an interview with the New York World Telegram and Sun.
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    Tomorrow's Ipoh acceptors and riders —
    1336 18 Tomorrow's Ipoh acceptors and riders Race One: 2.0— C1 4 Div 2—B lf 1 ***** Browser (Kawan Kawan KonßSh Heddle. 6 9.0 Johnson 1 2 090 Mamtb Wood (Mrs. H.G. Daniels). 4 8.13 'Ahmad IS 3 ***** White Ship (Chlng St.> Daniels. 6 8.12 (F) 'Subian 9 4 ***** Tufton
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    SPORTS DIARY
    205 18 MX |..K Agong (up: Spore Govt services v Frd. Govt Services (i p.m.); OS Youths v FEAP (5 30 ootn ma'chrs at Jn Besar) IKKKKT MCA Lge:Krdah v Penang (A. Star); Johore v Ncgri (Segamat i. Vanderholt trophy: VI v ACS Klang (Shaw Rd« SJI vHS Klang; MBS
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    FMOC ASK CAMBODIA TO CALL MEETING
    430 19  -  KEN FERNANDEZ By Kuala Lumpur, Friday Move to break SEAP Games 'vacuum' jyjALAYA will ask the South East Asia Peninsular Games Federation to convene a meeting to decide upon the venue for the third games in the series, which started in Bangkok in 1959
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    Razak Cup finals fixed for next week
    179 19 KL'ALA LLMPLR. Fri.— The tinal rounds of the Malayan Hockey Association s inter state tournament for the Xun Kazak Cup will be held at Kuala Lumpur from June 27 to 29. All matcnes in this quadrangular tournament will be played on the Rifle
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    Trophy rugger boost for the schools
    304 19  -  TEOH ENG TATT B* SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Rugby Unions boost-schools-rugger scheme will enter a new and exciting phase this year. The SRU has offered the schools three trophies for annual tournaments to be inaugurated in the new season which starts in September. i
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    Women golf finalists
    116 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mrs. Barbara Nicholas, last year's Singapore woman golf champion, will meet Mrs. Betlna Kinnear in the final at the RIC course on 6unday. In the semi-finals played at Upper Thomson Road today, Mrs. Heather Stirling, the current RIC champion, was beaten by Mrs Kinnear at
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    4 ZONE RECORDS FOR A START
    424 19 ATHLETICS TIELUX ANSON, Fri.— Four i A records were broken on the first day of the Perak Amateur Athletic Association's south zone championships held here today. Events in which new marks were hoisted were the men's 800 metres and high jump women's 800 m
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    Ipoh XI beat tourists 6-2
    191 19 SOCCE rH. Prl. The touring Yuen Long team from Hong Kong suffered their second defeat In five matches on their current Malayan tour when they went down to Ipoh District XI 6-2 at Stadium Perak here today before a crowd of 3.000. Last Thursday the
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      PAL AIMS AT 13FT AGAIN TODAY
      294 19  - PAL AIMS AT 13FT AGAIN TODAY ERREST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Fri.— The determined Singapore pole vault champion Pal Singh, who has set his heart on winning a fibreglass pole will have another try at the 13--foot mark at Thomson Road tomorrow. Police have organised a triangular meet between Teachers Training
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      RSYC name team for Tokyo race
      163 19 RSYC name team for Tokyo race Fri. Royal O Singapore Yacht Club have :inpd a three-man team for the third Par Eastern Yaxch Racing Federation's regatta to be held in j Tokyo from Oct. 10 to 16. The team. J. Snowden. M. Pollet and P. G. Grundy, will have the
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      FAP name 15 for final
      98 19 pENANG. Fri— The Football AsJT aoclatlon of Penang today named 15 players for the replay of the inter-state women's soccer final against Selangor for the Straits Times Cup at the Merdeka Stadium on Sunday night. The first match a fortnight ago was scoreless draw. The
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      LPTA OPEN
      37 19 TELUK ANSON, Fri. The Lower Perak Open tennis championships will be held here from June 28 to July 7. Entries should reach the hon. secretary, LPTA. c 'o Town Council, Teluk Anson, by June 25.
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      300 19 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT DUNLOP MALAYAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED Arc pleased to announce that 'roir. 20th June 1963. the ices of the following sizes arH types of Truck Tyres in the Federation of Malaya are reduced.-— 7CC-20 BPR Highway $175.00 ($183.50) 10PR Highway $185.00 ($207.00) 12PR Highway $205.00 ($228 00) 10PR RK9 $195.00
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    PREMIER LEE'S LONDON VISIT STILL ON
    190 20 PREMIER LEE'S LONDON VISIT STILL ON SINGAPORE. Friday. ]t|R. Lee Kuan Yew will leave for London next ITI week— even if negotiations on merger financial arrangements with the Federation fall through. Mr Lee said today he would not be going with Tenuku Abdul Rahman. He would be in London either
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    Fighting near Laos capital
    133 20 Fighting near Laos capital VIENTIANE. Fri.— Neutralist and right-wing troops are fighting Communist Pathet Lao along the road near Yang Vieng. 80 miles north of Vientiane, according to reports reaching here. Officers at the right-wing Defence Ministry told reporters the Pathet Lao attacked the neutralist position at a nearby village
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    'NICK': HE CONTACTED U THANT FOR AZAHARI
    58 20 Leadlines again in Manila newspapers a month ago during visit to the United States. He was reported then to be campaigning for a financial settlement >f the claim of proprietary tights to North Borneo by the Sultan of Sulu's heirs. Mr. Osmena was
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    Russia's space couple embrace each other
    128 20 RUSSIA'S space couple, Lieut.-Col. Valery Byltovsky. and Valentina Tereshkova. embrace each other on meeting for the lirst lime since completing their marathon orbits. They met at an unnamed Volga River reception centre where they were greeted by scientists and Hussi.i's previous cosmonauts. They landed
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    314 20 British corporal gets 12 years for spy bid MOENCHEN-GLADBACH (West Germany), Friday. BRITISH Army corporal, said to have tried to hand secret documents to a Soviet military mission, was sentenced to 12 years' jail here today. A court martial found Cpl James Michael Wood, 29, guilty on a charge of
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    Lock icon STRIPPER'S MOTHER STOPS SHOW
    83 20 SEATTLE, Fri. Gloria Blodsoe, an 18-year-old striptease dancer, was performing before an enthusiastic audience here when her mother stopped the show by jumping on the stage and threatening to spank her. Billed as "Crepes Suzette," Gloria was in the middle of her act when her mother
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    Student gets U.S. degree
    55 20 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A Singapore student. Mr, Lav Jark Chong has received his Master of Science degree in aeronautics at the California Institute of Technology. Mr. Lav. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lav Chon Toh of Gardenia Road, completed his undergraduate studies at the Royal Melbourne Technical
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    LONDON STOCKS
    339 20 LONDON, Fri. A week of un-. certainty came to an end on a quiet note today. A feature has been the absence of sellers and a quiet demand for many of the lesser known equities. This trend continued today and the leaders were in the main neg-; lee
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    RUBBER
    47 20 lajnlhjn: m. sdch. n 5/iea.. tuly 22 5 16d.. Aug. 22 5/16d.. Sept. !2',d.. JulyySept. 22 5 16d., Oct. >c. 22>id.. Jan. Mar. 22>4<1.. Apr. rune 22>id.. July Sept. 22', d.. 3ct. Dec. 22Ud., c.l.f. June unluoted. July 21', d., Aug 21 ,d fone: Barely steady.
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    23 20 luwuun. rn. Buyers i»8a, ■Hers £890. Forward buyers. £M8. sllers £889. Settlement £896. urnover a.m. 610 tons. p.m. 160 ins. Tone: Easy.
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      TED DEXTER SCORES BRILLIANT 70 TO LEAD RECOVERY
      858 20 ONDON, Fri. Eng- land, replying to the West Indies' first innings score of 301. were 244 for seven at close of play on the second day of the second Test match here. Ted Dexter. England's captain thrilled a 30.000 crowd with a
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      265 20 1 ITURST-day impressions The West Indies first day total of 245 for six wa> a pretty worthwhile effort on this seamers' pitch and is by no means a matrhlosing total. Quite the contrary, for had the English selectors Included Brian Statham In this team, which to me was
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      226 20 LONDON. Fri. Results ol county cricket matches which ended today were: Old Trafford: Warwick bt Lanes by 6 wkU. Lanes 140 and 121 (R. Miller 6-25 >. Warwick 131 and 131-4. Warwick 10 pts.. Lanes 2 pt-s. Chrstrrfield: GlamorcHii bt Derby by 7 wkts. Derby 153 and
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      41 20 UIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singa- pore for the period 8 pm. on Thuihtiay to 8 p.m ye>terdn": Hiehrst Lowett Kuala Lumpur 73 Kota Bharu 90 77 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca M "J Singapore 83 72
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