The Straits Times, 17 June 1964

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    21 1 j 17J MtfeAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Two guerilla bands routed in Sarawak
    259 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Ministry of Defence today issued an official announcement on two week-end clashes between security forces and Indonesian guerillas in Sarawak nearly 72 hours after the first clash. The first agency reports of both clashes were received yesterday. Issued here at
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    Hasluck in KL for talks
    59 1 KUALA LL'MPL'R. Tues.— The •r for Externul Paul Ha-Ouclc. ar- rived here this al'ernoor in the COUTM ol a South-Eu.it Asian tour He i« scheduled to confer with I the Acting Prime Minister. Da to I Dr. i Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, and other
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    TENGKU: HOW TO TALK PEACE NOW?
    826 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Summit in the balance as news of latest raid reaches Tokyo From TOKYO, Tuesday PROSPECTS of a summit meeting being held have been seriously affected by news received here last night of a largescale Indonesian raid into Sarawak during the weekend when
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    Lock icon King in Tokyo
    382 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON, TIGHT SECURITY GUARD AS KING AND QUEEN FLY INTO TOKYO FOR 10-DAY STATE VISIT From Straits Times reporter with the Royal Party <T<OKYO, Tues. 1 The Yang diPertimn Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong were given a rousing welcome here this afternoon when they
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    Lock icon 'Storm coming'over Vauxhall's £1 mil, deal with Jakarta
    261 1 'Storm coming' over Vauxhall's £1 mil, deal with Jakarta LONDON, Tuesday. TWO British newspapers today forecast "a storm" over the announcement yesterday by the American-owned Vauxhall Motors of a £1,000,000 truck-and-chassis deal with Indonesia. Other national dailies ~a«v "embarrassment" for Britain's Conservative Government. The left-wing, mass-cir-culation Dally Mirror led with
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    Britain: No plan for more forces in Malaysia
    126 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The British Defence Minister for the Army. Mr. James Ramsden. said today that Britain had no plans for either increasing her defence aid or strengthening her forces in Malaysia. Mr. Ramsden. who is on a tour of the Far
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    Lock icon High-cost exercise
    32 1 WASHINGTON, Tues.— The Defence Department said that twoweek war game "Desert fetrlke" cost the Government US$54 million the most expensive military exercise since the end of World War ll— UPI.
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    Lock icon Invited to fair
    28 1 HONG KONG, Tues. Hong Kong has been invited to attend the Third International Sydney Fair In 1965, The South China Morning Post reported today. UPI.
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    AMOK KILLS THREE AND SHOOTS HIMSELF
    50 1 JESBELTON. Tuev Samuddin. ft, ran amok in Beaufort. 59 miles from here and killed his wife. Dagons binte Sallch. his father-in-law. Sallrh bin Darong and a neighbour. Tamu bin M.i*uda. Samuddin then shot himself dead. Two other men. Colanhi and Guli. were seriously injured.
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    Lock icon Vegetarian lion is docile
    69 1 MADISON 'Tennessee > Tups.— A lion named Luciler has, become docile after bein« nui on a vegttaiten diet, according to a Tennessee veterinary surs;eon. Dr. Trojan CHrney. He said he nari bought two lions. Lucifer and Lew;.; to -find if such a diet would 'lave an
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    Still no decision on sites of check points
    434 1 Thai team waiting near border.... KUCHING. Tues. The Thai withdrawal verification team arrived in Kuching this afternoon with Malaysia's military observers ready to go to the border, but up to this evening no decision had been made on the location of the
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    Lock icon JAPAN HIT BY BIGGEST QUAKE SINCE 1923 DISASTER
    264 1 JAPAN HIT BY BIGGEST QUAKE SINCE 1923 DISASTER rpOKYO, Tues. A giant earthquake dealt a shattering blow to the important industrial and commercial city of Niigata, in north Japan today, causing millions of dollars in property damage and a still undetermined loss of life. The tremors strongest in Japan since
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 STUDIO FIRE SINGAPORE. Wrd. Fire broke out in film storr of Shaw Bros. 1 Mal.iv film production at J.ilin A nip .is otT Balrsticr Road early today. Two fire encincs have blaze untlrr control.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Gomulka derides Peking's A-bomb ambitions
      438 2 Gomulka derides Peking's A-bomb ambitions 'An atomic potential equal to just one per cent of America's... 9 WARSAW, Tues. Poland's Communist leader, Mr. Wladyslaw Gomulka, yesterday poured scorn on China's ambitions to become an atomic power. He said that even with the greatest effort China could only hope to create
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      Lock icon Smith: A last effort to gain freedom by talks
      154 2 GUELO. (Southern Rhodesia) Tues. Mr. Lan Smith, the Southern Rhodrsian Prime Minister, said here last night the Southern Rhodesia Government was making 1 1 *-t effort to negotiate nrlependence with the British Government, but he was not very hopeful about the
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      Apartheid: Britain threatens to veto sanctions
      177 2 Apartheid: Britain threatens to veto sanctions IT NIT ED NATIONS. v Tues. Britain made it clear last night sh'j would exercise her Security Council veto to block proposals for economic sanctions against South Africa. This was apparent from a statement to the council by Sir Patrick Dean, the British delegate.
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      Danger in not modernising Chiang's forces, says McNamara
      229 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. United States is running a calculated risk through its inability to modernise rapidly the armed forces of Nationalist China and the Republic of Korea as a determent to Communist aggression, according to the Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara. Failure or
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      Lock icon Shastri's friendship pledge to Ayub Khan
      99 2 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastrl. told President Ayub Khan of Pakistan he would spare no effort to bring their two countries closer, it was revealed here yesterday. "Far too long have our countries oeen at odds with one
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      Lock icon World Bank help
      32 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. —The World Bank announced yesterday an agreement to organise and help finance a study of Northern Rhodesta's transport requirements. Including future expansion of the transport network. A.P.
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      Lock icon U.S. SHOULD NOT QUIT S-EAST ASIA, SAYS IKE
      115 2 U.S. SHOULD NOT QUIT S-EAST ASIA, SAYS IKE PHILADELPHIA, Tu*s.— The former U.S. President, Mr. Dwight Eisenhower (above) said yesterday the United States should not quit South-East Asia. "To torn away would mean a loss of prestige in South-East Asia." Mr Eisenhower told a Republican Party to people forum," sponsored
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      Lock icon ONLY ONE FIRM 'TAKEN OVER'
      143 2 T ONDON. Tue3. The Minister of state. Mr. Peter Thomas, told the House of Commons In a written reply yesterday that only one British company (P and T Lands) had been "taken over" in Indonesiameaning by the term that Indonesian authorities had assumed full control
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      Lock icon Vietcong kill 121 Govt troops in one week
      206 2 Vietcong kill 121 Govt troops in one week CAIGON, Tues.— Commurjst Vietcong puerillas sharply stepped up their activity last week, killing more than twice as many government soldiers as in the week before. A Vietnamese military (spokesman said 121 loyal troops were slain by the guerillas in the week ended
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      Lock icon Shah in Paris
      38 2 PARIS. Tues. The Shah of Iran and Empress Parah arrived in Paris yesterday after their tour of America. They plan to spend three days in Paris on a private visit before returning to Teheran. AP
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      The businessman's peace corps picks its first three volunteers
      287 3 The businessman's peace corps picks its first three volunteers \\r ASHI N (i TON. Tues. The International Executive Service Corps a business man's peace corps yesterday picked the first three of an anticipated 1. 000 volunteers to help private firms in the developing nations solve their ma n a cement
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      Lock icon Greatest danger to world is racial conflict -Sir Alec
      358 3 Greatest danger to world is racial conflict -Sir Alec 1 ONDON, Tues. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British Prime Minister, said yesterday the greatest clanger to the world was that its divisions might take on. the complexion and colour of racial conflict. The confrontation of the Soviet Union and the Western
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      Lock icon Yale honours integrationist Luther King:
      64 3 NEW HAVEN. 'Connecticut). Tues. The American Negro leader, the Reverend Luther King, yesterday received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Yale University while out on bail from a Florida jail. The citation praised Dr. King* "steadfast refusal to countenance violence" in, resisting injustice and
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      Shutdown threat at British airports
      84 3 LONDON, Tues— Britain facets the -threat of a nationwide airport shutdown following a secret ballot by the "Talkdown controllers" the a i r traffic control officers in favour of "militant action" over pay disputes. The Institution of Professional Civil Servants announced last night a five-to-two
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      Lock icon Veg diet puts purr in lion's roar
      96 3 Veg diet puts purr in lion's roar I MADISON (Tennessee). Tues. A lion named Lucifer has become docile after being put on a vegetarian diet, according to a Tennessee veterinary surgeon. Dr. Trojan Carney. He told reporters that he had bought two lions, Lucifer and Lewis, from a zoo to
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      Lock icon Cyprus: 'Peacemaker' Johnson to hold talks with PMs
      214 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Johnson announced yesterday that Mr. George Papandreou, the Greek Frime Minister, will visit US on June 24 for two days of consultations on the Cyprus problem. Mr. Ismet Inonu, the Turkish Prime Minister, Ls due to arrive in Washington
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      Lock icon ATOM 'FREEZE' REJECTED BY THE WEST
      265 3 ATOM 'FREEZE' REJECTED BY THE WEST LONDON, Tuesday. I>RITAIN yesterday announced that the Western 13 Allies were agreed that the latest Polish proposals for a freeze of nuclear warheads in Central Europe were "unacceptable as they stand." Mr Peter Thomas. Minis- i tfr nf Rlnto fnr Pnrslffn Af- ter of
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      Rockefeller gives 'iull support' for Scranton's nomination
      423 3 Rockefeller gives 'i ull support' for Scranton's nomination NEW YORK, Tu«s. J^EW YORK S Governor, Mr. Nelson A. Rockefeller, removed himself from the Republican party presidential nomination race yesterday and threw his "full support" to the Pennsylvania Governor, Mr. William W. Scranton. Mr. Rockefeller's statement did not use the term
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    Retrenchment: The NTUC's plea to Industrial Court
    515 4 Retrenchment: The NTUC's plea to Industrial Court SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE National Trades Union Congress today asked the Industrial Arbitration Court to refrain from making a declaratory order in general terms on the rights of employers and trade unions on the issue of retrenchment, as requested earlier by Mr. J.J. Rattray,
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    GOOD START FOR THE VIGILANTES
    138 4 OINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's Vigilante Corps has made an excellent start. Already some volunteers have helped Police seize anti-Malaysia pamphlets, arrest criminals and detain illegal immigrants. The Deputy Commissioner of Police. Mr. A.T. Rajah, disclosed this today to some 200 community leaders and police officers at
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    Court told prize winner wanted only $80,000
    422 4 Court told prize winner wanted only $80,000 SINGAPORE. Tu«s. A MEDICINE shop proprietor told the High Court today that when he informed the winner of the first prize in the Singapore Turf Club big sweep last year that the prize money was $104,814, the winner told him that he wanted
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    Study of rural areas' needs stepped up by committee
    89 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee, under the chairmanship of Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. has stepped up Its campaign to find out the needs of the people for improved amenities. Mr. Ho said that the committee would be
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    Water shut-off
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Water will be cut off tomorrow in Henderson Road, between Junction of Jalan Buklt Merah and Railway Crossing from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and In Spooner Road and Kampong Bahru Road iSelangor and Perak Flats) from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Anniversary fete
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Stamford Community Centre will celebrate its second s.nniv«*rsary with a variety concert and a lion dance at 7.30 p.m. on June 20.
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    CONSTABLE MAKES HIS DEFENCE
    310 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A police constable told a district court today that a bus-driver, whom he arrested and subsequently released alter a gambling raid, had made a report against him because he had "disturbed the driver's gambling den." Police constable Teo Tua Ter. who is Jointly charged
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    Reports of armed 'strangers' set off a big hunt
    389 5 Reports of armed 'strangers set off a big hunt HELICOPTER AND MARINE POLICE BOAT JOIN IN SEARCH ALOR STAR. Tuesday. ITEDAH police today launched a State-wide search for a band of about 29 armed and uniformed "strangers" reported to have been seen in two coastal villages yesterday. The Chief Police
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    GIRL OF 17 TELLS OF RAPE IN BATHROOM
    104 5 GIRL OF 17 TELLS OF RAPE IN BATHROOM ALOR STAR, Tues.— A A 17-year-old girl reported to police today that a man raped her in a riverside bathroom at Kampong Sebrang Paya Langkuas. six miles from here. She told police the man broke Into the bathroom last Thursday night and
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    Lock icon Dr. Lim visits Stockholm
    47 5 STOCKHOLM, Tues. The Malaysian delegation which attended the world trade conference in Geneva arrived here last night 'or a three-day visit. The delegation, beaded' by the Malaysian Trade and Industry Minister. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, will visit factories in Stockholm and Gothenburg. Reuter.
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    FRONT MAN WINS JOHORE BY-ELECTION
    85 5 FRONT MAN WINS JOHORE BY-ELECTION lOHORE BAIIKI, J Tues. Mr. Soh Kirn Siang of the Socialist Front beat the Alliance candidate. Mr. Chua Buck Chang, by 110 votes in a by-election yesterday for the Kampong Padang seat in the Johore Bahru Town Council. Mr. Soh got 644 votes to Mr.
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    3 scholarships for Sabahans
    60 5 JESSELTON Tues.— The Bast African and New Zealand governments have offered scholarships to Sabahans for post-graduate studies under the Commonwealth scholarship and fellowship plan. New Zealand has offered one scholarship for a course at a university In New Zealand while the East African ROTemment has offered
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    MAN PRAISED BY JUDGE NOW GETS $500
    215 5 MAN PRAISED BY JUDGE NOW GETS $500 I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. P. Nagulan, who was praised recently by Mr. Justice Ong for volunteeripg information about a $19,000 robbery, received a reward of $500 from the police today. Nagulan. a Shaw Brothers' employee, gave evidence at the trial, and Mr. Justice Ong
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    Retirement award
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The second Industrial Arbitration Court will announce Its award ln the dispute between Praser and Neave (S> Ltd.. Uon Ltd. and Lion (M) Ltd.. and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Un:on. relating to retirement benefits at 2.15 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Five cases of whisky stolen
    65 5 PENANO. Tues. Five cases of whisky, worth $500. and a further $400 worth of other goods were stolen from the Sime Darby Co. store at Brick KUin Rottd last night. The watchman. Mohamed bin Che Ros. 23. found the lock of the main door Droken
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    Bad weather delays Seacom shore-end work in S'pore
    218 5 Bad weather delays Seacom shore-end work in S'pore Tues. The Singapore shore-end operations of the undersea SouthEast Asia Commonwealth Telephone Cable System (Seacom). bringing Singapore, Hong Kong and Jesselton into the Commonwealth link, has been delayed because of bad weather. A Cable and Wirciess Ltd spokesman said rain over the
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    Allowance for teaching third language urged
    141 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. A resolution that teachers who hove to teach a third language in addition to English and Malay -Jiould be paid a language allowance, was adopted by the Kedah branch of the Union of Day Training Trained Teachers at its first annual
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    415 new firms are registered in Malaya
    138 5 I{UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Acting Registrar of Companies, Inche Hashim bin Amin, has reported that 415 local companies were registered in Malaya during 1963 as compared to 390 In 1962. This brjngs the total number of local companies on the register on Dec.
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    Govt: Ample sugar stocks
    528 6 Kuala Lumpur, Tues No justification at all for prices to go up despite import quotas, says Ministry man jyjORE than ample stocks of sugar about 65,%%% tons— will be available in Malaya for the next three and a half months despite the recently introduced import restrictions
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    No. 01 on freak coin
    59 6 Ml AR Tues. Mr. Pane Chung Kiat. 34. a watchrepairer at Bakri new village, has a freak 10-cent coin which, he says, "brings me luck." On one side of the coin the number 10 appears. Ou the other side, instead of an Imprint of Queen
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    Captain (at a slant) says: Nothing to worry...
    388 6  - Captain (at a slant) says: Nothing to worry 808 PERIES: FIVE-DEGREE TILT, THEN 10 DEGREES By Singapore, Tuesday CAPTAIN Apolihario Urbmo sat at a slant in his cabin and punched the keyboard of his typewriter, which was also at a slant because his ship, the timber-laden 7,000-ton freighter the Luzon
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    Birthday party
    62 6 TELUK ANBON. Tues.— The Rat* Muda of Perak. Raja Musa Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Abdul Aziz, celebrated his 45th birthday with a buffet party at his official residence here last night. About 200 guests, including the Raja Perempuan of Peralc were present. A delegation of 12 from Teluk rtnson
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    Negri Ruler gives fruit to injured corporal
    90 6 JCEREMBAN, Tues. The Yang dl-Pertuan Besar of Negrl Sembllan today visited a police outrider. Corporal Kassim bin Slmin. 35, at the General Hospital here and handed him a package of fruit, biscuits and cigarettes. Corporal Kassim was involved In an accident while riding
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    3 years' jail for 'brutal assault' on farmer
    187 6 3 years' jail for 'brutal assault' on farmer r>H, Tues Mr. Justice All bin Hassan in the High Court here today described a storekeeper as a "man with a violent temper" and sentenced him to three years' jail. The storekeeper, Chon* Sang 28, had pleaded guilty to assaulting a farmer,
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    QUERY ON 'DEAD TOWN' KUALA PILAH FOR STATE ASSEMBLY
    153 6 QUERY ON 'DEAD TOWN' KUALA PILAH FOR STATE ASSEMBLY CEREMBAN, Tues.— An Alliance Assemblyman from Kuala Pilah has asked the State Government whether it is aware that Kuala Pilah is a "dead town" as some of the people have left the town "due to hardship of living." Inche Abdul Kadir
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    NEW LAW TO CUT DUTY ON BOXING BY HALF
    133 6 gINGAPORE, Tues.— Duty on professional boxing Is to be cut by half under the Entertainments Duty (Amendment) BUI Introduced in the Legislative Assembly on June 10. The Bill will allow the Minister In charge to exempt any entertainment from the payment
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    Acquisition of 700 acres at Batu Tiga soon
    192 6 Acquisition of 700 acres at Batu Tiga soon ITUALA LUMPUR, Tuck. Proceedings to acquire 700 acres of land at the Batu Tiga industrial site, 13 miles from here, are expected to be completed shortly. This was disclosed today by the Belangor State Secretary, Inche Mohamed Shamsuddln bin Mohamed Yaacob Applications
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    Thai Buddhist priests due
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thre* Thai Buddhist priests will arrive here on Friday to conduct spiritual healing service* at the Palelai Buddhist Temple, Bedok. The Venerable Luang Phor Memg and two others will hold prayers at the temple on Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
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    Army tankers quench big thirst
    295 7 Army tankers quench big thirst IPOH. Tues. Army 1 vehicles, iv answer to an SOS nave started to supply daily water to the two kampongs south of here, where wells have dried up for the past two weeks. The affected areas are Kampong Kepayang, eight miles from here, and Kampong
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    'No politics in co-op' warning
    46 7 KANKAR. Tues The Kedah and Perlis assistant commissioner of co-operatives development. Syed Kamaruzaman bin Syed Bahaludin, yesterday warned members not to introduce politics into the movement. "The interests of members must rome first." he told a meeting of co-operative members her*.
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    Humid Khun in Perak
    41 7 IPOH. Tues.— The Minister ot Social Welfare Services. Haji A> dul Hamld (Chan, will make a three-day tour of welfare offices and institutions in Perak from Thursday when he visits Ipoh, Tanjong Rambutan Kuala Kangsar and Taiping.
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    Indonesian pirates attack fishermen
    320 7 Our men lose $13,000 in two separate armed raids in international waters KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. iRMED Indonesian pirates escaped with a total haul of $13,276 in two separate raids on four Malaysian fishing boats at the One Fathom Bank in international waters, off the Selangor coast
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    Diplomatic ties—Turkey names her man here
    91 7 Diplomatic ties— Turkey names her man here I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. IV Malaysia Is to e.stabli>:i diplomatic relations with Turkey from tomorrow, it was announced here today. The Turkish Ambassador In Thailand, Mr. Hasan Istlnyeli. will be concurrently accredited to this country. Mr. Istlnyeli is also the Turkish Ambassador to Cambodia
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    Two injured during row
    57 7 FARM BUN'IAK. rurv Two mup mten w« re mrtavmty injured during a QUHiif *t Kuala vf.-'erciav. Rrfiie ii. i, Mill Oin Sa ad were reported 10 i.uve been nun alter nt-ated urcuaaent Awang was Liter adn. Taiping Hospital with parang slashes while Rahe was admitted to
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    Political detainees released
    51 7 Political detainees released SINGAPORE. Tues.— Two political detainees arrested during "Operation Cold Store" In February 1983 were released yesterday, a police spokesman said today. They were Mr. Tan Juay Kian. an active member of the Singapore Rural Resldpnts' Association, and Mr. Ng Kirn Boon, who wa9 active in the Barisan
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    Killing of whale shark 'not entirely in vain'
    321 7 CURATOR SAYS CRITICISM OF MARINE POLICE WHO KILLED THE FISH 'RATHER HARSH' SINGAPORE. Tuea. 13 Mr. A. FraserBrunner, the curator of the Van Kleef Aquarium, today defended the Marine Police's action in killing a rare 20 ft. long one-ton whale shark near
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    One held in $1,500 haul
    40 7 SEREMBAN, Tues. Thieves broke into a radio shop. Chip Hoe Co., in Jalan Tunku Hassan, early this morning and stole seven transistor radios and a tape recorder worth $1,500. The police have made an arrest.
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    Malaya's rain worries rubber firm boss
    107 7 LONDON, tmm. The Chairman of the Malaysia Rubber Co. Ltd Mr. J. K. Tannork, in his annual statement, expresses concern about Malayan rainfall and its effect on rubber planting. "The drought in Malaya during 1962-63 curtailed har\ests on many estates," he says. "That a
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    Japan an inspiration to us in Malaysia: King
    556 8 we're both democratic countries devoted to free enterprise' TOKYO, Tuesday r J IHE1 HE Yang di-Per-tuan Agong said here tonight that Japan's achievement in the fields of industry, trade, technology and science was a shining inspiration, particularly to Malaysia because both are
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    Judge allows appeal of overseer 'falsely accused of graft'
    247 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Til ß. JUSTICE Ong said in the High Court here to--ITI day that a PWD overseer, Munusamy Veerappen, had been falsely accused of corruption He allowed an appeal by Veerappen, who had been sentenced to nine months Jail
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    A $5,000 REWARD FOR TIP OFF
    69 8 A $5,000 REWARD FOR TIP OFF SINGAPORE. Tues. Police today offered a $5,000 reward for anyone, who can Rive information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer or murderers of a retired pastor, the Rev. Andrew Chen Kwan Tao. Information may be given either verbally or by letter
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    Court lauds Corpsmen
    102 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two Vigilante Corps members showed "utmost vigilance" in their patrol duty last night when they caught a thief red-hand-ed. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain told a magistrate's court today. Leone Kum, 39. who pleaded guilty to theft of steel bars worth $30 from a building
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    Graft: Chief clerk gets 2 years
    412 8 TPOH, Tues. Llm J Cheng Kooi, 42, chief clerk of the Ipoh East Mines Department, was today sentenced to two years' jail by lnche Mohamed Azmi bin Dato Haji Kamaruddin. president of the Sessions Court, for corruption, lnche Mohamed Azmi also agreed to a
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      118 8 AUey Oop By V.W. Bmwnlim I HANG ON.GIKKY. THIS IS f>-Mjl *f/. Ml, I ff&^fpP VKWOW MEM. I POT J I POMT EITHER SURE- WE OUGHTA I I NO TIME TC> GET *r- '/iiXltrn 1 \i&*U& THINK. vVE SHOULPA I LET'S <3O RAtlt /BE ABI.E TTVIROW I \OUMPED C*Vjf—^\ jS*3rf<yS.
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    The cargo madness of Papua
    1623 9 The cargo madness of Papua Anthropologists discovered the simple secret that solved mystery of strange illness in New Guinea /Strain Times i special \featureJ ALL LABOUR STOPPED WHILE NATIVES IN A TRANCE WAITED FOR HEAVENLY GIFTS ON September 5, 1922, a Curtiss flyingboat owned by a Sydney businessman took off
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      669 10 The military authorities responsible for defending Malaysia against Indonesian aggression have a difficult task. They deserve the gratitude and the co-operation of us all. But the dirty war in tle jungles of Sabah and Sarawak is not the exclusive concern of the soldiers and the generals,
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      The Rich And The Poor
      522 10 The battle of Geneva is over but no flags fly in victory. The industrial countries have been driven a little back upon themselves but the less developed can feel only disappointment that their gains are largely barren. True, a flurry of last-minute compromises at the
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    Students voice hopes of South Korea
    568 10  -  Warren Una By COUTH Korea's stu- dents are marching again, and just as it was the student demonstrations which undid the strongman regime of Syngman Rhee in 1960, so it may be the students again who undo today's civil-military regime of the gene-ral-turned-president, Park
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      Lock icon Robbery alarm in Petaling Jaya
      281 10 fPHE spate of robberies X that are taking place in and around Kuala Lumpur and particularly in Petaling Jaya have now reached an alarming stage. In Petaling Jaya, robberies have become a daily affair and many houses in this area have been subjected to this
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      212 10 Giving the news IT IS a pity that British military headquarters in Singapore should choose the columns of the Straits Times to answer my allegations that British casualties in Sarawak and sabah are often concealed. I write for many millions in Britain and it is more than significant that, denials
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      Johore's 'welcome'
      152 10 ARE the words "Johore Welcomes You" really meant for us in Singapore? I was driving my car with a friend who had come to Singapore for a weeks holiday who said he would like to visit Singapore and Johore places of Interest of which he had heard a
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      Chained dogs
      54 10 FROM the Cameron Hlghlands there have been reports of dogs being killed by tigers while chained up at night. Chaining ot these dogs was absolute cruelty and the owners concerned should have been made to stand trial for irresponsible and sadistic indifference to the welfare of the helpless
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      41 10 I AM being "persuaded" to contribute more than $30 to my union for various funds, for example, Building Fund, Fighting Fund, Victory Celebration Fund, Local Committee Fund. etc. etc. It Is no "fun(d)" Joining a union nowadays. FUND-SHY Singapore
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    905 10  - SHADOW OVER THE CONGO SUSAN FULLER ANXIETY AS THE UN TROOPS LEAVE by Albertville. Tues A I R C RAFT drone over over Elisab c t h ville during the night as well as the day now. in order that the final evacuation of U.N. troops from Katanga may be
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    Alsagoff estate homes plan
    317 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Beneficiaries are likely to form a limited company to build shops, low-cost flats for sale to Malay families BENEFICIARIES of the 1,060-acre Alsagoff estate in Geylang have plans to develop the property themselves. They are already considering the formation of a limited company for
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    Body found on top of fence
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The body of a Johore resident, Samat bin Adol, 22, was found stuck on top of a seven-foot iron fence at 14th mile. Woodlands Road, yesterday fvening. He is believed to have fallen from a nearby 40-foot tall tree on to the
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    10-DAY VIETNAM TOUR
    81 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Pour rankIng Malaysian police officers left here by Pan-American today for Saigon to begin a 10-day tour of Vietnamese training establishments and police units. The team, all of them from Malaya, are Inche Mohamed Shariff, Senior Assistant Police Commissioner, Mr. C. Kamanath&n. Deputy Superintendent of
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    Court sees jars said to have contained explosives
    417 11 Court sees jars said to have contained explosives RAAYAT MAN FOR TRIAL AT THE NEXT ASSIZES SINGAPORE, Tues.— *3 Two small glass jars, normally used for storing sweets, were produced In court today and said to have been last used for keeping 1,400 grams of "powerfully high explosives" when re;overed
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    A 20 times power boost in Jesselton broadcasts
    107 11 BSSELTON, Tues. New J medium wave transmitters with a power output 20 times that of the equipment they replaced are In operation In Jesselton. A technique new to Sabah whereby the output of two transmitters is fed to a common aerial oy
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    Death of well-known Kuantan planter
    165 11 Death of well-known Kuantan planter ITUANTAN, Tues. Dato A. A. S. Dobb 1 c 55 (above), a well-known planter, died after a short illness at the Kuantan Hospital during the weekend. Dato Dobbie, governor of the St Thomas Secondary School and the Assunta Convent here, was president of the Kuantan
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    War Dept amahs told: Less pay after June 26
    185 11 War Dept amahs told: Less pay after June 26 MALACCA, Tues. Amahs in the War Department have been told by servicemen that if they wish to be employed after June 26, they must be prepared to accept lower wages. This was stated here today by the vice-president of the War
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    Student honoured
    39 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A Singapore student. Tan Wee Klat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Chee Tong of Balmoral Road who is studying at Williams College In Massacusetts has been placed on the Dean's List for outstanding results.
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    Burma's new Ambassador to Malaysia
    65 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Burma's present Ambassador to Russia, Maha Thray Sithu U Pc Kin is to be his country's next Ambassador to Malaysia. Maha Thray Sithu had previously served as Ambassador to Thailand, the United Arab Republic and as permanent representative at the United Nations.
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    Musicians pick their officials
    70 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Mr. Richard Andres has been elected president of the Musicians' Union. Others elected were: vice-presi-dent, Mr. Shue Zay Yong; secretary. Mr. Henry Lira Seng Hoe: asst. secretary. Mr. Bobby Law Choo Bok; treasurer, Mr. Ooi Eow Jin; and committee members, Mr. J J.
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    Govt plans change in widows9 fund
    187 11 Govt plans change in widows 9 fund SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government Is amending the law on Widows and Orphans' pension to enable a contributor to elect whe. ther he wishes to continue contributing to the fund or cease to contribute. The Widows and Orphans Pension (Amendment) Bill whose principal sections
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    Committee to hear the five punished students
    320 11 Kuala Lumpur, Tv««. 'J'HE appeal committee set up by the University Council to consider the Students' Union appeal for leniency in the case of the five students punished for ragging is to meet again on Saturday. At the coming meeting. It is expected
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    Settled, says Ministry, but strike on
    331 11 Settled, says Ministry, but strike on IfUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. The strike by 120 workers at the Patt Hup Transport Company in Malacca continued today despite a Ministry of Labour announcement that the dispute had been setled. This morning there waa confusion at the bus depot In Industrial Road, Malacca,
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    New thrift society
    25 11 KANOAR, Tues. A co-opera-tive thrift and investment society will be formed here on July X The convenor is Inche Habib btn Ismail
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      PATHET LAO TO SET UP ITS OWN SHADOW GOVERNMENT?
      280 12 PATHET LAO TO SET UP ITS OWN SHADOW GOVERNMENT? VIENTIANE, Tues.— The Laotian Govern ment has agreed to allow Communist Pathet Lao officials and troops to leave Vientiane, according to a communique issued by the Prime Minister's office yesterday. Tbe Pathet Lao decision to withdraw its representatives from Vienttiane meant
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      198 12 MOMBASA. Tues RUMOURS of trouble in Zanzibar continued to circulate in Mombasa, Kenya, yesterday and two British warships, the destroyer Cavendish and the frigate Lynx remained in the port. A Naval spokesman denied reports that British warships. Including the Frigate Ajax which had been due
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      202 12 Pledge on Guiana as governor assumes full powers T ONDON. Tues. Mr. J Duncar, Sandys, Britain's Co m m oiiwealth and Colonial Secretary, said yesterday he wanted to avoid suspending British Guiar^a's constitution unless it was "absolutely essential." He was answering questions In the House of Commons, on the situation
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      80 12 ISTANBUL, Tuea. Thunderstorms swept through Cankin Province yesterday, leaving a trail ol devastation in which 13 people died and hundreds of homes wrecked- newspapers in the area reported In the nearby Kastamonu Province, press reports said, the Arac River overflowed, flooding
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      37 12 RAWALPINDI. Tues. Pakistan yesterday charged that Indian troops killed four civilians on this side of the Kashmir ceasefire line and took away their bodies. It did not say when the alleged killings took place. AP.
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      Lock icon Agreement on new board at Geneva world trade talks
      387 12 GENEVA, Tues. TME 120-nation world trade conference last night adopted a compromise draft recommendation calling for a permanent United Nations trade organisation to be known as the Trade and Development Board The conference agreed that this board should consist of 55
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    Acid ends hide-and-seek game: Woman is jailed
    393 13 Boy lost the sight of his right eye, court told PENANG, Tuesday U-YEABrOLD boy told the High Court today that someone poured acid on him when he ran under a house during a game of hide-and-seek. Napir bin Abdul Samad was testifying before
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    87 13 TUN GERALD TEMPLER KHISHT OF GARTER LONDON. Tues. Field Marshal Tun Sir Geraald Tempter a former High Commissioner in Maliya. and a former Chief of the British Imperial General Staff, was one of the three new Knights of the Garter invested here yesterday at Windsor Castle by Queen Elizabeth. Thp
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    Committee set up in bid to end social boycott of rival party men
    213 13 Committee set up in bid to end social boycott of rival party men pAR I T BUNTAR, x Tues. A committee comprising all seven penghulus in the 1 Krian district, headed by the Krian territorial j chief, has been set up tc restore peace among I Alliance and PMIP sup-
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    Dynamite will destroy fish warning
    180 13 Dynamite will destroy fish warning 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The Fisheries Department today expressed the fear that fresh-water fish in the country would become "exhausted." This follows recent reports that illegal dynamite "fishing" in local rivers and ponds was being practised on a large scale. Commenting on the reports, an official
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    Contests to mark the L-Month
    67 13 Kangar. Tues.— A reading and essay contest for secondary school students will be held In Arau on Friday as part of the district's National Language Month programme. The competition will be held at 2.30 p.m. at the Arau Arabic School. In Kangar. there will be
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    Club wants a hall in Arau
    58 13 KANGAR, Tues. The Arau Youth Club meets on Friday to consider a resolution urging the Perlis State Government to build a community hall In the Royal Town of Arau. "We need this urgently to keep pace with the town's progress, Inche Wan Ishak bin
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    Funds for the blind
    35 13 TANAH RATA. Tues. About $2,000 has been raised by the British Army children's school here for the St. Nicholas Home for the Blind in Pcnang through a fete held last. week.
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    19 13 IPOH, Tues. The next Perak State Legislative Assembly meeting will be held here on July 4.
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      340 13 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBS 8. Tissue of certain animals 1. 5. 9. Both of them swore four needs external dressing pound* would be enough for 13. Scientist's work Is on most book translation (3, 4. 3, 4, rare letters (10). 5). 16. Where ships might be. In a 10. A
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      607 14 (Continued from Pace >>> SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* Si (Ml*.)— Box St els. extra DOCTOR: As locum terms required In Singapore practice from the 30th July until 31st August. Box A 6113 S.T. Spore. NURSE/RECEPTIONIST REQUIRES) I for clinic. Application with photo- > grapb returnable P.O. Box 1349, Sin- I
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      1303 15 ■MMa^^^^^B^Ml^^^^Mß I^S THE EAC LINES A|tSß »lNG»«)»f KUALA IUMrue.f.SWITTIHMAM PINANO SAILINGS 10 GENOA, IE HAVRE. HAMOURG, aRIMEN, ANTWERP. OTTEROAM, AMSTEROAM. OSLO, GOTHE HOURS AI4B COPENHAGEN "KOREA" I) 4</24Jaee 25 21 Juee 21/30 Jaae "KAMOOOIA" a) 21 Jaae/ 3 Jaly *l 7 Jaly 1/ I Jaiy •KINA" t) 21/22 July 23-2S
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      956 15 \BENULINE\ )L CONIINEHTAI PORTS BENMHOR f S, Si sin^" .pIUA j.ri?/2, gir" gj BENNACHIE FM jgr g} OENARTT L'paal; HulLA'-r.rp. rtarg M SSS. WiSJ^rAvi-r, SJJ i-iwi 8W nsr ife'ta i«»% f j RKiSi.c. »CTop7>^ gSi mnm Z «SM S SENVAILA Ltadaa. Hatitarg. R'lUnt Aag 17/11 Wita Mall. EXPRESS SERVICE FROM
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      1235 15 BUCKMALL S.S. CO.. STD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapore PL Sham Penang |l Ova lonaon :ity Of IEiCESTEH 18/21Jaaa 22/24 Jaaa 2S Jaae ll 2B Jaly MTY OF CHICAGO 2t/2t Jaae 23 Jaae 21 Jaly ITY 0 LEEDS 11/20 Jily 21/23 July 24 July II Aat •ITY
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    68 16 MELBOURNE. Tue«. C.R.A 34/» Mount lua tt/M N. Broken Hill (10a.) 38/7 Amtol 11/8 Autt. Con. Ind 61 lv Aust. Pap. Itanuf. 35/10 B.H.P 86/4 Carriers 6/2 Colonial Sugar 87/10 O. J. Coles 18/4 Herald 57/10 Humes 89/7 1.C.1.A.N.Z S3 10 Repco 2S/10 Rothmans (10a. Units) 35/- B
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    218 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*) Jvioe 16. Thru months INDUSTRIALS Bousiead 13 cm. kl Containers 15 cts Dunlops 15 eta. klcAllster U cts. City Uev. 7 cv. kl. Invest. 14 cts. B, sum Iters 28 eta. 0.C.8.C. 22 cts k>so 17 cts. Kothmans 11 cts Ked. Dlsp 14 eta. Robinsons 14
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    102 16 THE Malayan Eichann Banks' AsiaciatiMi made these changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): N*w V*rki baying TT 321. airmail OD 32|; 90 d/at. 33 1/16 credit bill*. 33 3/16 trade bill*. Canada: buying TT 35 5/16. airmail OD 35 7/16, 90 d/at. 35
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON tbe fr** txehang* marktt In Hook Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar waa quoted at 5.74 for TT and 3.73 for cash. Starling was quoted at 15.97 and on* ta*l *r xoid at 24S|.
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    INDUSTRIALS EASE, TINS RISE ON EXCHANGE
    513 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDISTRIAL shares tended to ease in light trading on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday while tin shares were rather better. The improvement, however, bore no relationship to the sharp rise in the metal price which at noon reached $592 a
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stock Indices June 15 June 16 •Industrials: 185.91 105.72 g*g. 130.20 134.54 nibben,: 105 66 Dec. 30. 196S 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    842 16 COMBINED ousiness in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange vesrerday with the number of shares trade in brackets: Industrali: Baintiad (1.000) $1.78: Ounlcps (2.000) $2.29, ON. (1,000) $2.30; EM* *rdi. (3.000) $2.70, (1.000) $2.09. C. Smdtars (1.000) $4.13: Cimmin (1,000) $3.40,
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    196 16 CHIP>t .Itnt.lri. th. Sln ap.r. M.rtw, *J whanm m niMctid taday arai Tapah n w. l, upu b.w. 3. Bcnbop. 4/5. Yokohama Man 8/8, Benclo* 10/11, Acbtllaa 13/14, m*»l Racordv 15/16. Tarifa 18, Maxwell Brasdw 31/32, Bchoutcn 25/36. Elkai Ham 39 'HO, F.nxtr m Ranger 83/34. Barpcta
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 JINE 16. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 671 cents (up three-eighths of a cent > tin- mtrn a picui (up 57.3"i). Estimated unofTicial ofTering 245 tons (down five tons).
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      1022 16 Sailirtft to the United Kingdom Deport Dep. Port Deport Arrivo Spore S'hom Penong U.K. "ORCADES" S July 6 July 27 July "CHITRAL" 10 July 11 July 2 Aue "ORONSAY" 31 July 1 Aue 22 Auo "CATHAY" 5 Sept 7 Mpl 8 Sept 2 Oet "CHITRAL" 6 Oct 8 Oct 9
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      519 16 WILHELMSEN LINES FROati icaMiiatiat sat Ctttiatiui Ptrb ttr saigiu ait him laam. v Ptnang P. Shim S"p*ra VURCOINC (Ciiis Pusan. Jtotnj a/Ujiat TIMAR (Cailt Manila) I/IB taiy 11/11 Jiiy 14/ it mmi TARN (Calls Pusan. Japan) 21 Jtly BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A., EAST ANO WEST COAST PORTS TRAVIATA taa.ll/n KINCSVItIk
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      127 16 ■ESTIOUNP: EUMPt SERYICt S.PflPOft f &mm 'enani MafMilltk, Marl. OiMirV. NAUSICAA 21/21 Jaat 21 25 Just HJ.it Astwtrp Haaksrf. tnati. ■bbmbbv SIUTN k. WtlT AFRICA SERVICE Sinftpo't I l0 I lely Ourban (71/7), Port thratxtr (247), Ucetown (21/7), Matadi (11/7), Port Harcourt, Lagos 15/1). Cota-cu (I/Ik Lorn*. Itma. Tikondi. Frtttoini.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    252 17 JULY first grids rubber buyers l.e.b. clssed at S p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at fT| cent* per Ib., up three-eighths of cent on Monday's cloning level for the position. The tone was quietly steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.I. elating prlaei c«nts per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 17 CHINISE Product Eithante. Smisfl*r* n»en prises Mr pnul ytittr•iay: coconut oil: bulk J47J sellers, drum |80| sellera. Coprs: June/ July UK/Continent: I nquoted. Ptpptr: Montok white 1133 seller*. Sirawak white $132 i sellers, special Sarawak black »lO2i sellers, garbled l.<mpon« black JIO7J seller!, ABTA $l? 0 sellers. Smgspere
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    Tin climbing towards post-Korea peak
    418 17 r PHE price of Straits tin 1 In Penang yesterday rose $7.37$ to $592.37$ a picul on an offering unofficially estimated at 245 tons, down five tons. The price Is MM at its highest >lnce $614.75 on Feb. 26 which v is the highest since
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      381 17 (Continued from Pace 14) SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) M Word* SS (Min.)-Box St rts. txlrm MAKE HER OCCASION a memorable or. with blue/white diamond tins from rii.unie ShtnK's, 036 North Bridge Road (Comer Ball Lane) Spore. Easy payrnnls arrangeable *****. YOUR PERSONAL NAME In Chinese Characters or Your Monogram can be
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      508 17 FRESH FLOWERS WmrdM U (HtM.t—Bn M rte. tztrm PRINCESS SAVt for you with flowcrn. thoughtfully selected and beautifully arranged that "sparkle" your good wishes. 251 Orchard Road, Spore. T>l: *****. *****. FLOWERS, INSICTICIDES. FERTILIZERS Orchids International (subsidiary of KatonK Flowershop) 28, John Lit I If' s Tourist Shopping Ontro. pore.
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      748 17 NOTICES THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE (No. 26 >.f 1950) This Advertisement appears by direction of the Registrar of Trade Marks, States of MaU>a. under the provisions ot Section 49(7) of the Ordinance. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Trade Marie registered in the name ol Nicholas Proprietary Limits of
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      823 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for appointment to the post DEMOLITION ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, Chief Building Surveyors Department, Ministry of National Development. SALARY SCALE: »360 x 20A-400/ 445 20A-525 x 25A- 600/625 X 25A-400 p.m. Variable allowance at current rates is applicable. Point of entry
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      548 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Applications are Invited from Malaysian citizens for the post of Lady Stenographer. Qualifications Candidates must possess Senior Cambridge Certificate with credit In English, and be eble to take shorthand at 100 wpm and transcribe at 25 wpm from shorthand notes. Salary Scale: f 377— max
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      487 17 TENDERS J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from Registered P.WD. Contractors in Class "B" and move up to 12 Noon on 2nd July 1964 at the office or the Jurutera Negeri. Negeri Sembilan. Seremban for. CONSTRUCTION OF A SEKOLAH MENENGAH MELAYU AT 3RD MILE SIKAMAT ROAD. SEREMBAN
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      407 17 PENANG PORT COMMISSION TKNDEK *fH< THE SUPPLY OP M.S. SHIPS QUALITY PLATES Tenders are Invited tor th* supply of the undernoted M.S. ships luality plates to the Commission:— 20 pcs. 13 x 3 1 x 6/16" 40 12' x 36" x 5/16" 20 I* 1 x 36" x 5/16" 20
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      SPARTAN DOES A DASHING TRIAL
      458 18 RACING with Epsom Jeep KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. g|*ARTAN did a dashing half-mile workout here this morning, running the last 3f in 37 3/5 sec. on good going. The four-year-old gelding (by Gabador) is in terrific form. Kuala Lumpur, who is back in training after a
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      Lock icon Special races to climax Asian confab
      93 18 MANILA, Tues. The Racing Association of the Philippines announced that Manila would be the venue of the fourth Asian Racing Conference scheduled to be held on Nov. 6-15. A spokesman of the association said four days of special races would climax the conference. Two
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      OSAMU WINS
      30 18 TOKYO. Tues. The Orient welterweight champion Eliseo Arnnda. ol the Philippines, was deieuted on points by Japan's Osamu Wa tana be in a ten-round non-;:tle bout la.st night.
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      Pearce fancied for 'triple'
      474 18 TENNIS IPOH, Tuesday. AUSTRALIAN John Pearce is strongly fancied to retain his "triple crown" in the Perak open lawn tennis championships which begin here on Friday, ending on June 28 Tf he succeeds, he will befome the first man ever to win three Perak titles three
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      Malaysian meet on July 11
      148 18 JUDO KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Four I statps Singapore. Selar.sor. Perak and Penang will take purt in the :»n judo championships to be held at Stadium Negara here on July 11The championships, organised by the Malaysian Judo Federation, will also serve as a trial to pick
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      Lock icon OLYMPIC ROUNDUP
      285 18 OLYMPIC ROUNDUP WASHINGTON, Tues. The fate of the pro- 1 Jec t c d trans-Pacific telecast of the Olympic Games by communications satellite from Tokyo may be decided ir the n^ext week, j The cour-Hl o f the European Broadc.siu.o Union will meet 1 1 Vienna on Friday to c'eclde
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      Sellers sinks Sharpe's hopes
      544 18 Sellers sinks Sharpe's hopes CRICKET from Jack Fingleton I ONDON, Tues.— With V the Second Test against England starting ok- Thursday, legbreak" bowler Rex Sellers, 23, has thrown the Australian camp into conjecture. Sellers took nve Yorkshire wickets for 36 runs In 21.2 overs at Sheffield yesterday and caused the
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      389 18 mimi 1 w A /Mm The story only a Girard Perregaux watch can tell This man and his girl a couple like this j Tl II BH I I I I will always steal the limelight They know \Lfr value! They know quality and elegance they both wear Girard Perregaux
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      159 18 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Spore Business Houses Div 1: Glass v Cold Storage; Bramtoco v Wearnes ibo:2i matches at Parrer Pk > HK Banic v Shell (padanei. Div. 2: Chartered Bank v Malaysian Airways; Metal Box v Borneo Mote NTS T Mercantile Bank (all n 0 -at Parrer Pk). Spore Go
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    Tour a success—Durai
    492 19 Tour a success Durai 'MALAYSIA STAND LEVEL WITH INDIA AND CAN FINISH AMONG TOP FIVE IN THE OLYMPICS' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. jyjALAYSLAN hockey has a great future, predicted Aziz Durairatnam, manager of the Malaysian team who returned today after a five-week tour of India. Mr. Durairatnam said: "The Malaysian team
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    175 for Rahman races
    245 19 175 for Rahman races MOTOR-RACING ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Re*v cord entries for both mam events cars and motor-cycles have been received for the Malayan Motor Sports Clubs third Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races at Peullng Jaya on July 4-5. A total of 175 entries has been received for the 11-event
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    100 19 SOCCER— Ipoh l>iv. 3: Kilat 7 DID Federal 2. K. Muda Lge: Gurus 3 Pinang Tunggal 2; Pemuda 1 Wanderers 1. Hose Cup (Seremban): Nesri Police w.o. Teachers Union. Malacca Div. 1: Ist Bn KOYLI 5 PWD 0. Spore Div. 3 A: Sanvista 7 Arsenal 'A' 0; Gymkhana
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    Lock icon Trophy for Sulaiman
    42 19 SULAIMAN Bluah, 21 -year-old excaddy who won the Perak amateur golf championship on Sunday, receiving his trophy from Sharifah Anlzam, wife of the PTC Sports Club vice-president. Inche Hood bin Dato Haji Ahmad. Timesport picture by Lee Foo San.
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    MALAYSIAN TABLE TENNIS ASSN FORMED
    99 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Table Tennis Association of Malaysia, was formed at a meeting held in Malacca on Sunday. Delegates from Sabah, Sarawak Singapore. Kedah. Perils. Perak Penang. Malacca. Selan>:or and Negri Sembilan attended Unanimous agreement was reached on representation of all member states at
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    Don't write off Awang, says Choo
    320 19 SOCCER SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's former "glamour" cen«tre-for-forward Awang Bakar. who has been aiming at a return to soccer's front line, will get another chance to do so this season^. One man who still has I faith in Awang Bakar is Malaysian schools coach Choo
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    SRC win with Coulter's goal
    241 19 SRC win with Coulter's goal HOCKEI SRC 2 SIGNALS 1 SINGAPORE, Tues A last-minute goal off a short corner by fullback Peter Coulter gave Singapore Recreation Club the SHA senior knockout championship on the Padang here today. SRC. the League champlons, thus completed a notable double but they were lucky
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    'BIDDY' EXPERT IN TOMORROW
    183 19 BASKETBALL KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.—Biddy basketball, an American game for youngsters will be Introduce! to Malaysia by Jay Archer, the game's specialist from America who arrives here on Thursday for three-month visit under the U.S. State Departments educational exchange programme. Mr. Archer, who Introduced biddy basketball in
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      T. MARTENS OUT OF S'PORE XI
      238 19 T. MARTENS OUT OF S'PORE XI CRICKET SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpOMMY Martens, the Malaysian otf-spinner, haa been dropped by the Singapore selectors from the Singapore team to meet Pahang in their MCA league masch at Kuantan on Saturday and Sunday. His omission comes at a time when he Is under heavy
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      KOREANS WIN 2-1
      43 19 IPOH, Tues. The touring South Korean soccer team beat Perak 2-1 at Stadium Perak tonight. Centre forward Hon Yuen Chung scored for Korea in the 48th and 72nd minutes, and Foo Fook Chuan for Perak off a 50th-minute free kick.
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      THIRD VICTORY
      33 19 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Merrythim B.P. won the Singapore Badminton Association senior inter-team championship for the third successive year when they beat Sunnyvale B.P. 3-2 in the final at the SBA hall last night.
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      Yachtsmen baulked by citizenship problem
      272 19 Yachtsmen baulked by citizenship problem SINGAPORE, Tues. After all the hard work and efforts to get a yacht ready to compete in, the Olympic Games at Tokyo In October, the Malaysian team will not be able to gc. This was disclosed by J. Snowden. vice-commodore of the Royal Singapore Yacht
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    Lock icon NZ ready to send battalion to Borneo
    92 20 WELLINGTON. Tues. The Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Mol.Miakr. said todayNew Zealand would not hesitate to send the New Zealand Battalion in Malaysia to Sarawak and Sabah should the situation there show further serious deterioration as a result of Indonesian military activity. Addressing the
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    'HIGHER THAN KOREA BOOM HIGHEST' FORECAST FOR TIN
    457 20 'HIGHER THAN KOREA BOOM HIGHEST' FORECAST FOR TIN LONDON. Tues ITNLESS new supplies from unexpected quarters should reach London metal exchange warebouses in the second half of this month, the London cash quotation for tin could well surpass the highest Korean level of £1,248 i a ton reached on Feb.
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    Cholera: Pahang plans new measures
    261 20 Cholera: Pahang plans new measures MORE PEOPLE TO GET INOCULATION KUANTAN. Tues. The State Epidemic Control Committee met here today to discuss immediate measures to check the spread of cholera in Pahang. The meeting, which was attended by officials of the I PWD, Police, Information and Health Departments, lasted nearly
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    Higher fines for drugs offences
    56 20 SINGAPORE, lues. Powers to enable the Minister-in-charge to BMkfl regulation "which could prescribe fines not exceeding $1,000." are civrn in r Sale of Food and Drugs < Amendment Bill, winch was r"ad first time ai the Legislature Assembly on June 10. At prewii toe rrfrul-itions
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    Car parks office
    42 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The public is hereby advised that the Car Parks Division oflice. formerly bound ;it ihe Ist lloor. Registrar 01 Vehicles' Building. Middle Road, has remov-d to 146 Market Street the newly opened Market Street multi-stovcy t-ar park.
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    MINISTER SEES MODEL OF WHARVES
    66 20 MINISTER SEES MODEL OF WHARVES The Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. inspects a model of the deep water wharves to be built at Buttrrworth. With him', from left are: Inche Ismail bin Marzuki. general manager of the Penang; Port Commission; Dr 11. Bohling. the German Ambassador; Dato
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    Bus plunge
    41 20 NEW ORLEANS (Louisiana). Tues. At least six people were missing today after a bus plunged into Lake Ponchartraln, off a section of a causeway that had been severed shortly before by a barge, the U. S. Coast Guard reported.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    272 20 LONDON. Closing middle prices; ot selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: GILTEDGED Consol 2' £40 1 16 Funding V-. r c £93' H War l£< £55 ii BANKS Chartered 48 9 Hongkong £21 +/1H INSURANCE Commercial Union 46/9 Prudentials £22\ Royal 38 6 /3
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    MINISTER TOURS WHARVES SITE
    428 20 Reclamation work far ahead of schedule; actual dredging to start in September PENANG. Tussday DECLAMATION work **> in preparation for the construction of six $52,000,000 deepwater wharves at Bag a n Luar. Butterworth. is so far ahead of schedule that actual dredging is expected to be
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    Protest march teachers now planning a big protest meeting
    197 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. rrHE Singapore Teachers' Union now plans to A hold a big protest meeting at the Gay World on Saturday morning. Earlier, the union had planned a march to protest against the "arbitrary and unilateral" actions of the Ministry of
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    Ten finalists in contest
    75 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Ten linali.st.s of the fifth -Leaders of Tomorrow" oratorical contest lor schools will compete on Thursday night for the lop prizes ot rounclair tickets to Honx Kong und i Bangkok. At the finals, at the Victoria i Theatre at 7 pjn.. the 10 school
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    RUBBER
    48 20 LONDON. Tues. Spot 20?; d., July 20-9 ISd.. Aug. 20>id., Sept 20-7 16d., July Sept. 20'jd., Oct Dec. 20-7 16d.. Jan. Mar. 20-7 16d, Apr. June 20-7 16d.. July Sept 20-7 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20-7 lSd. c.l f July 20-1 16d.. Aug. 20d. Tone 1 t Quiet.
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    TIN
    26 20 LONDON. Tues Buyers £1230 sellers £!235. Forward buyers £1181. sellers £1183. Settlement £1223. Turnover a.m. 345 tons pm J5 tons. Tone: Very firm but quiet.
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    33 20 NEW DELHI. Tues. Peking has dismissed the Chinese Commander in Lhasa. General Chan Ko-Hwa, on suspicion of proSoviet sympathies, according to a report In the Times ol India to- day.— Reuter.
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    Aussies draw with Yorks
    141 20 LONDON. Tues. The match between Yorkshire and the Australian cricketers at Sheffield ended in a draw today. Scorr* wore: Australians 295 for eight declared and 112 for seven Yorkshire 113 and 340 for six declared. Results of other cricket matches At ixbridßP: OUttMp Unlver.Mly beat Combined
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    Tin up £40
    21 20 LONDON. Tues.- The tin price continued to rise today. The spot price was up by £40 per ton.
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      DEATH
      40 20 LOW YUEN LIN. l I soon. srnt;. Ho.k Nam. l daughter-in-law. M.iry Low, daugMi Chan Kirn Km a: T;m lloon I A k-i.in<lrhildnn to muurn ln> ccc taava o. J .T p.m. 1v 6.64 for Chua Cnu KanK CVmtu-ry.
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      IN MEMORIAM
      27 20 IN EVER LOVING M. mory of Mr. J.c. Chelvatbural who paaaed away on 17lh June IM0. Sadly missed hy his hrlnvM wit*, children and Krandchlldrcn.
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      44 20 UIGHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and H pore for the period 8 p m on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday lUthett Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 74 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 88 77 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 91 72 Singapore 90 75
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