The Straits Times, 19 July 1960

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY rtWfIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Rat*** fie**?" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon LUMUMBA'S THREAT
    839 1 U.N. man is told: Belgians must go He'll ask for Red troops aid if... LEOPOLDVILLE, Monday. JHE CONGO PREMIER, Mr. Patrice Lumumba, threatened to call in Soviet troops today. He told Dr. Ralph Bundle, the United Nations representative, that he would ask for Soviet military aid to drive
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    PMIP Govt. to resign if it is defeated
    581 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Pan-Malayan Islamic Party controlled Trengganu State Government will resign en bloc if it is defeated in the forthcoming Budget meeting on Aug. 10. This was stated today by the PMIP secretary- 1 general, Inche
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    Cathy appeals to kidnap gang
    210 1 TANG'S DAUGHTER SAYS HER FATHER IN 'POOR HEALTH 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. A YOUNG daughter of the abducted Singapore millionaire, Mr. C. K. Tang, 60. today made an urgent appeal to the kidnap gang to get in touch with her family. Miss Catherine Tang., spoke to
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    Lock icon New port plan
    35 1 BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand will seek United Nations aid in conducting an economic survey for the building of a new port at Sriraja, in the Gulf of Thailand, according to a government official.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon To train 45,000 rebels
    60 1 CAIRO, Mon. The Vietnamese guerrilla General Vo Nguyen Giap, who defeated the French at Dien Bien Phu in 1954, has been appointed chief instructor of 45,000 Arab Volunteers by the Algerian Rebel high command. A spokesman for the Algerian provisional government refused either to confirm or
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    Lock icon Djuanda's trip
    17 1 JAKARTA, Mon— The Indonesian First Minister, Dr. Djuanda. will visit Yugoslovia on July 29.— Reuter.
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    Abducted boy: father offers —more cash—
    161 1 Abducted boy: father offers —more cash— SYDNEY, Mon. Mr. Basil Thome, father of the kidnapped eigbt-year-old schoolboy Graeme Thome (above), said today he would pay more than the £20,000 ransom demanded if only his son was retained safely. Mr. Thome was the winner last month of an £80.000 lottery. In
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    Lock icon 500 must leave
    30 1 BANGKOK, Mon. The Prime Minister Sarit Tanarat, has ordered the deportation of about 500 Chinese held during the past few years for violating various Thai laws. Reuter.
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    Ong to sit with Govt. back benchers
    87 1 Ong to sit with Govt. back benchers SINGAPORE, Mon. The former Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, will sit with the Government back benchers at Wednesday's meeting of the Legislative Assembly. Two Assemblymen who are under suspension by the PAP will also sit on the Government back benches.
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    Lock icon Queen to visit Teheran
    41 1 LONDON. Mon. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh are to pay a stat# visit to Teheran next March, it was announced today. The Queen will be returnIng the Sha's State visit to England in 1959.— Reuter
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    S'pore tv: Dutch firm's plan
    106 1 I SINGAPORE, Monday i A DUTCH firm has A submitted to the Singapore Government a "complete and detailed" plan to set up television in the state, it was announced here today. The Singapore Polytechnic has finalised plans to teach television engineering as from Aug. 15
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    Lock icon Letter in bottle riddle solved
    197 1 Letter in bottle riddle solved OAIGON, Mon.— A Vietnamese Government official here today solved the mystery of a love note written on a scrap of cigarette paper and found inside a bottle in the sea off Pulau Langkawi. Mr. Nguyen Van Thang. the official said, had revealed that he wrote
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    STOP PRESS
    46 1 KATANGA DEMAND TO UNITED NATIONS T i r/ IBETWILUL Mon iUUn.M t.OTernnient sent ultimatum lo LoitciJ ffatltni li'..<rlfHiaTtcr> in Nrw >»rk (Icm.«ndins it•lM'iV OH ICL'OJTIItinD >'f Km <nf .i independent* «vtlhin b-MJrv k4 i in v p^Mamm* t«» Ullllmilfl (Set Hrti p j v
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    By RAY MOLONEY UPI correspondent who toured the Congo interior to get this story. He was arrested twice and shot at once. LULUABOURG Sunday (delayed)
    172 2 By RAY MOLONEY UPI correspondent who toured the Congo interior to get this story. He was arrested twice and shot at once. LULUABOURG Sunday (delayed) ]t/|URDER, rape, ITX pillage and arson made Luluabourg what it is today a dead city. The 54 whites who remain, including 10 women and four
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    Congo terror
    830 2 LULUABOURG, A DEAD CITY, WHERE THE LAST WHITES WALK WARILY AND A WOMAN HID HER DAUGHTERS FROM THE HORRORS OF RAPE SURGEON SHIELDS PATIENT FROM FLYING BULLETS DURING A NISHT OF INTER-TRIBAL BUTCHERY gave me details of what happened. Belgian Consul Marcel Swlnnen corroborated the story and my
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    THAI PLAN TO TAKE OVER COMMERCE REPORTED
    106 2 BANGKOK. Mim.-A threestage plan to take over all commerce from aliens in Thailand has been submitted to the government, it was reported today. Thai officials considered the plan too drastic and recommended that for the present shops, owned by aliens, should only be
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    Lock icon PLANE-GRAB MAN TELLS OF CUBA'S RED BASES
    491 3 A CUBAN pilot seized a plane at gunpoint and landed it in Jamaica yesterday. He then spoke about Communist bases in Cuba. Russians, he said, were supervising the building of military bases in Cuba for Soviet use. The pilot, Capt. Peres Menedex, 41.
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    Lock icon Spies—and the RB-47 crew party
    238 3 Spies and the RB-47 crew party A MERICAN and British security men have visited an old Thames-side inn, where the six officers of the RB-47 held a party on the eve of their flight of no return. Ever since the Russians announced the shooting down of the plane, the f
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    Lock icon NOW NEHRU RELEASES THE STRIKE LEADERS
    110 3 NOW NEHRU RELEASES THE STRIKE LEADERS BOMBAY, Mon. Thirtythree arrested leaders of the strike of Indian Government employees were released today following last night's unconditional ending of the strike. About 15,000 people were reported to have been arrested during the five-day strike, which disrupted railways, posts and telegraphs and other
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    Lock icon Stars on Arab blacklist
    70 3 DAMASCUS. Mon. Hollywood film stars Danny Kaye and Jeff Chandler have been blacklisted by the Arab League because "they have Zionist tendencies and work for Israel's interests." it was announced here today. They will be banned from entry into Arab countries, the League said in announcing
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    BANDA'S WIDOW FAVOURED IN NEW POLLS
    323 3 BANDA'S WIDOW FAVOURED IN NEW POLLS COLOMBO. Mon. pEYLONESE voters go to the polls on Wednesday tor the second time this year to elect a new House of Representatives and a Communistsupported party led by the widow of the late Premier, Mr. S. W. R. Bandaranaike, is regarded as having
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    Lock icon Ikeda is Japan's new Premier
    166 3 Ikeda is Japan's new Premier TOKYO. Mon. Mr. x Hayata Ikeda, 61. was elected Prime Minister of Japan by the Diet today. Mr. Ikeda. nominee of the ruling Liberal Democrats, gained 275 of the 438 votes In the Lower House, as the party factions closed ranks behind him in what
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    Lock icon Soekarno's Cabinet leader held
    68 3 Soekarno's Cabinet leader held JAKARTA. Mon.— Dr. SaMrman. a member ■of the Indonesian Communist Party's Presidium and deputy chairman of the National Planning Council (President Soekarno's personal "Economic Cabinet"), has been detained for security reasons, an army spokesman said today. The Communist Party announced that it was "asking for an
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    Lock icon Club bombed
    28 3 BUENOS AIRES, Mon. A bomb exploded during a dancing party at the Croatian Club here on Saturday night, injuring 20 people and causing heavy damages. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Pauling: Over 1.5m. 'atom children' will be born
    237 3 T ONDON, Mon. Dr. Linus Pauling, American scientist and advocate of disarmament, told a crowded meeting here last night that between one- and-a-half and three million children would be born with some congenital defect as a result of the nuclear test bombs
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    WANTED: MORE UNCLES AND AUNTS
    169 4 WANTED: MORE UNCLES AND AUNTS SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne today appealed for more "uncles and aunts" to come forward, and adopt poor children at Social Welfare Homes. The Minister said that although many had volunteered to become "uncles and aunts" to these
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    No electricity areas
    73 4 No electricity areas SINGAPORE, Mon.— Work In connection with electrical extensions in the Jalan Eunos substation will interrupt electricity supplies on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the following areas: Jalan Rimau, Jalan Punai, Jalan Singa, Jalan Jumat. Jalan Ambo Solor, Jalan Hassan, Jalan Omar Saman. Jalan Yaya.
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    Corporal Gopal acquitted of murder charge
    535 4 6 TO 1 MAJORITY VERDICT BY JURY fPL. Gopal Krishnan, 30, R.A.0.C., on trial at the assizes on a charge of murdering a fellow corporal, Cpl. Abdul Majid bin Mohammed, 30, was acquitted and discharged today following a jury's verdict of not guilty. Punched
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    Prayer services
    33 4 Prayers are now going on at the Central 81kh Temple, 175. Queen Street, Singapore, and wl) 1 continue until Sunday. During these prayer services, free meals will be served for all.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    278 4 mHE following is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Rome, Bombay, Colombo (BA 790) 4.40 am.; from London, Frankfurt, Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA 708) 9.0S p.m Garnda: From Jakarta (OA (986) 10.40 am. Cathay Pacific:
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    Sought wealth from a skeleton
    127 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.—«everal "fortune hunters" had placed Joss-sticks and slips of paper near a human skeleton found at Nlcoll Highway in the hope of striking the 4-D lottery, a Singapore Coroner was told today. Inspector V. Rajaratnam of the Kandang Kerbau Police Station said that he
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    THREE LEAVE FOR STUDY IN ITALY
    127 4 also a science teacher, in Beatty Secondary School, will take a course in chemistry. All three, who left in the Isarco, will be away for five years. SINGAPORE, Monday rpHREE SINGAPORE youths left here today foi x Italy as the first batch of local
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    No water area
    34 4 SINGAPORE^ MOn— Water will be cut off in Somapah Road between Upper Changi Road and the Chinese School, Somapah Road, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m tomorrow to fix a standpipe.
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      142 4 Singapore diary... MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free dept. rrom 2 p.m.; body building, film shows at Lorong Fatlma and weight lifting 4 p.m cricket (Woodlands End), Shenton Way 5 p.m judo 5.45 p.m.; Malay class Car Park and Upper Aljunied 6.30 pm. ES R»'iTijfs ln «nii»rr«. (Rtjlmf/m INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY RAFFLES MUSEIM
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    Wives in well: 4 accused
    652 5 COURT TOLD HOW PINK SCARF LED TO DISCOVERY OF THREE BODIES LORRY DRIVER SAYS SEARCH PARTY MADE GRIM FIND WITH AID OF CYCLE LAMP BATU GAJAH, Monday. A LORRY DRIVER, Ngai Fatt, told a pre- liminary inquiry here today that the bodies of his wife
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    A.S.P's TRIAL: PRESSURE ON WITNESSES IS ALLEGED
    409 5 A.S.P's TRIAL: PRESSURE ON WITNESSES IS ALLEGED BALING, Monday. AN allegation that the police had used pres- sure on witnesses was made at the trial of Asst. Supt. Lim Ah Ewe, a former Kroh police district chief, who faced two summons charges of making a false report and negligently firing
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    TICKETS FOR PRESS BALL NEARLY ALL SOLD OUT
    108 5 TICKETS FOR PRESS BALL NEARLY ALL SOLD OUT KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— Tickets for Saturday's gala Press Ball at the Federal Hotel are almost sold out. The few that remain may be bought through Press Club members only. More than 490 people, incloding Ministers, ambassadors and top Government officials will Join
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    $190,000 for bus shelters
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Urban and Rural Services Advisory Council has voted $190,000 for the erection of 113 new bus passenger shelters in the city and rural areas. The council has also voted $32,000 for the installation of 20 more public standpipes.
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    Former MCS man dies
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. O.E. Venables, formerly of the Malayan Civil Services, has died in Britain aged 69. Mr. Venables came to Malaya in 1914. and was Interned by the Japanese In Singapore daring the war.
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    Tidal gate project to cut out smell
    199 5 JOHORE, BAHRU, Monday. THE Sungei Seget project is a proposal to build a tidal gate and improve the waterway at Jalan Seget, Mr. Chu Choon Yong (Socialist Front) was told in the Johore State Legislative Assembly today. He was also told that the
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    MOB BEATS UP CINEMA MANAGER
    57 5 MOB BEATS UP CINEMA MANAGER BUTTERWORTH. Mon.— Mr. Mohldeen Bat hah a. 51--year-old manager of a Sungel Puyu cinema was assaulted last night by a mob of about 20 men. A friend, Mr. Mohamed Saad, who went to his aid was also set upon. Both were sent to Butterworth hospital
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    New citizens
    16 5 KAJANO, Mon. Ninetysix people in Ulu Lan°.at district were given citizenship papers last week.
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    'PICNICS FOR SWIMMERS ONLY' ORDER
    95 5 'PICNICS FOR SWIMMERS ONLY' ORDER SINGAPORE, Mon. St. Joseph's Institution here has issued strict orders governing future picnics by its pupils following the drowning of a pupil recently at Coney Island, off Ponggol. From now on. only swimmers will be allowed to go on any picnic and they must be
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    Governor opens bank
    65 5 PENANG. M o n— Malaya need not depend entirely on overseas capital for her projects, the Governor. Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad, declared today. "I feel sure we can raise a lot of capital ourselves if we can mobilise all money lylnc Idle in this country,"
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    Worker is murdered after 'good luck' to newly-weds
    188 5 Worker is murdered after 'good luck' to newly-weds SINGAPORE, Mon. A factory worker, Ng Choon Heng, 28, was murdered last night minutes after he had congratulated a newly-married couple at a dinner party in Lorong Tai Seng, off Paya Lebar Road. Ng was among guests riling out of a floodlit
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    Saigon visit
    34 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Commander-in-Chlef, Par East Land Forces, General Sir Richard Hull, will visit Saigon between July 20 and July 22 as the guest of the British Ambassador there. Mr. H.A.F. Hohler.
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    Shell contest
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Entries for Shell's "Oil in the life of Malaya" photographic competition will be judged on Aug. 8 in Kuala Lumpur. En. tries close on July 30
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    'Majority support' Hamid
    307 5 SINGAPORE, Monday THE secretary-general A of Singapore Umno, Inche Ahmad Jabri bin Mohamed Akib, today claimed that the State Executive Committee led by Dato Hamid bin Jumat still commanded the sup.-ort of most of the party's 78 branches here. He denied claims by rebel leaders that more
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    Malaya's schools to close a week earlier
    139 5 OENANG, Mon. All 1 schools and teachers training colleges in the Federation will close one week earlier for their August holidays this year. Instead of closing from Aug. 5 to 27, Malay schools will now take their three weeks' vacation from July 29
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    Civics course
    29 5 KAJANG. Mon. Twelve Chinese youths from the Ulu Langat district will attend a three-day civics course at the Selangor Information Department in Kuala Lumpur, beginning on Wednesday.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    28 6 It Ward* lit (Minimum) O'ORISCOLL: On July 13th 1960, at Stroud. Qlouceoterahlrr, Mary Rose, only daughter of Major D.M. O'Drlscool. The Oreen Howards, and Mrs. (J 'Drlscoll.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    62 6 to Wards lit (Minimum) CEORCE LCE TIAN KEI thank* friend* and relative* for message* of condolence, wreath*, aialstance, and attendance at the funeral of hi* wife. MR. 4k MRS. COM POH HIM wlah to rh.ink the staff of Union Ltd., the representatives of Pepsi Cola International, H.K., relatives A
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    MISSING
    28 6 2* Ware's $10 (Minimum; N.J. JOHNSON 37, from Port Swrttenbiim since June 25th. Anyone knowlag his whereabouts please contact Johnson. l'.O Box 201, Batang BerJuntai. Tel. 264.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    111 6 It Words tit (minimum) R.P. SAMV Boarding Officer Trnnpat Kelantan will henceforth be known by his raiullm same Kamal bin Hamid. E A OOOD Malayan Read Berlta Harian, The National Newspaper in the romanlsed National Language and follow contemporary development* In U>e Land you live In. FIOIRAL PUBLICATIONS LTD.
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    LOST
    22 6 It Werdt U (Min.)-Bax it ctt. txtra $40 REWARD. Parker 51 black. Sentimental valae to owner. Ring alias Hill-Reid, ***** (Sport).
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    WHERE TO EAT (Spore,
    35 6 It Word* Sit (Minimum) Halt* 1 month. It Word* UM (Mln MUI FONO restaurant Luncheon at only SI. OO per head: Kidney boup, Slewed Chicken, Potatoes Beans. Roll Butter, Chinese Coffee.
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  • The Straits TImes Tuesday, July 19, 1960.
    • Article
      Divorce Law Changes?
      642 6 By the time the Women's Charter reached the Select Committee stage, the Singapore Government probably was regretting it had not covered more of the controversial ground through the medium of a commission which could have given it a little guidance on marriage and what may follow. The
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      Umno Rebels
      322 6 Singapore Umno is in a mess. Four of its five divisions openly oppose the party leadership under Dato Abdul Hamid. so that there are now more rebels than' loyalists. The rebels have set their hearts on direct affiliation with Umno Malaya, which is out of the question because
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      Unfair Trial
      223 6 Prisons in the Federation have a good record of experiment and reform. The setting up in 1957 of two compulsory attendance centres, one in Kuala Lumpur and one in Penang, was a very good example of pioneering that immediately roused the interest of penal experts both at home
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    CRISIS IN THE CONGO
    1023 6  - CRISIS IN THE CONGO VERNON BARTLEn by The callous, contemptible and cynical misuse of facts by the Communists has never posed a graver danger... SINGAPORE. MONDAY. I CAN remember no other occasion since the war when the callous and cynica misuse of facts has been so obvious anc so dangerous
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  • LETTERS
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      Registration: Where system is weak
      290 6 T WISH to thank Mr. Lees of the Elections Commission for his reply to my letter suggesting that the receipt of registration forms should be acknowledged. It is admitted that a large number of cards have been returned undelivered, especially In the case of districts
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      East coast
      81 6 W3O would be rash enough to recommend the rest houses of the East Coast, asks Vernon Bartlett. For one. I would. During a four-day car trip to the Biam border at Easter, a party of friends and I stayed at the rest house at Kuala Dungun and the
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      Tourism
      231 6 •THE Singapore Tourist 1 Association exists to promote tourism in Singapore. The president of this association Is the Minister for Culture. But although the Government gives Its moral support to the association It has not yet offered financial help. The Government Is minimising the importance of tourism as a
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    • Letter
      Detainees
      202 6 T"HE 12-year-old war and the Emergency regulations will come to an end on July 31. There will be appropriate public celebrations and prayers will be offered in mosques, churches and temples. But will there be an amnesty for those persons who have been detained to ensure the quick success
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    • Letter
      Why six?
      106 6 mHE explanation which 1 appeared in the Straits Times (July 14) regarding the University of Malaya's delegation to Mexico, although undoubtedly In good faith, was unsatisfactory for the following reasons: FIRST, whatever the source of funds may be, these funds could otherwise have been solicited for libraries, laboratories
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      Illogical
      143 6 MRS. SHIRIN FOZDARS suggestion in the Straits Times for Singapore to make dollars is far from logical. Singapore and Federation are two separate political entitles and each Government has got full right to determine what Is best for the country's economy without jeopardising the country's morale. It is too
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    • Letter
      Tin talk
      105 6 AFTER listening to a recent Radio Malaya broadcast from a certain tin mine near Kuala Lumpur, I would appreciate answers to the following questions: FIRSTLY, as the dredge was referred to as being the largest In the world, was the programme recorded prior to June 1959? SECONDLY, how
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      Congestion
      62 6 TT Is high time the authorities Introduced noparking or at least alter-nate-days-p arklng In D'Almelda Btreet. which forms the means of access of Raffles Place from Robinson Road. At present cars are parked bumper to bumper on both sides of the street throughout its length, and though It is
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      Legal
      69 6 YOUR report about confidence men relates to a minor trouble compared to the legal confidence trick that is played by storekeepers la Singapore. A storekeeper, builds up confidence and obtains stocks of goods from merchants on credit When large credit stocks are available the storekeeper sells to a successor
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    171 7 SHIPYARD STRIKE No. 2—220 WALK OUT OINGAPORE, Mon. Another strike hit the Thornycroft shipyard at Tanjong Rhu today the second since last Friday. The 220 strikers. Including 50 contract workers, walked out In support of claims for a bonus and In connection with the contract labour system. Later, officials of
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    Tory going on leave
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The British High Commissioner In Malaya, Sir Geofroy Tory, will leave Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday for a holiday in Britain. He will return on Aug. 30. During his absence, Mr. Alan Brown, will be acting High Commissioner.
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    Clerk gets bail
    41 7 PENANO, Mon. A clerk, P. Victor Xavler. 31. was allowed $100 bail today after he pleaded not guilty to a charge of behaving in a disorderly manner by abusing a policeman on the Francis Light School padang yesterday.
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    How a 6-week bride died
    413 7 WORKER DENIES MURDER OF WIFE, 17: DOCTOR SAYS HE WAS 'TOXIC AND IN CONFUSED STATE OF MIND 9 IPOH, Monday. A TEEN-AGED bride of six weeks was found hacked to death in a rubber nursery on Changkat Kinding Estate, Tanjong Rambutan, the High Court here
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    100 7 Rainstorm breaks dry spell IPOH, Mon. Gale force winds of about 50 miles per hour, accompanied by heavy rain, lashed ipoh for nearly half an hour Just before 3 p.m., breaking a long dry spell. Road traffic in many parts of the town came to a stop because of the
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    30 7 KLUANG, Mon. The Minister of Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh, today opened a branch of the Malayan Chinese Association youth section at Sri Lallang new village, near here.
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    Authorised
    21 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Johore State Legislative Assembly today authorised payment of $11,505 to meet excess expenditure Incurred ln 1958.
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    Civics for women
    55 7 Civics for women JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— A three-day state-level civics course for women, sponsored by the Johore Information Services, was opened by the Joho re Under-Secretary, Inche Talib bin Aba. this morning. The course Is the first of its kind to be conducted in Malay. Thirty-six women from the various
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    JOGET GIRLS PROTEST AT SHOW BAN
    228 7 JOGET GIRLS PROTEST AT SHOW BAN KOTA BHARU, Monday. JOGET girls and musicians at the Bisurit Park here are to protest to the Government over the closing down of the modern joget during the 40-day mourning period for the late Sultan. I More than 40 joget girls and musicians charged
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    Sarawak to have women in police
    100 7 Sarawak to have women in police KUCHTNG, Mon. The Royal Federation of Malaya Police is to help the Sarawak Constabulary to set up a women's police sectton next year. Two women police inspectors will be recruited this month to undergo a ninemonth training course in Kuala Lumpur from tin first
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    A day's jail
    38 7 IPOH, Mon. A clerk ln the Public Works Department, waterworks section, M. Santhanasamy 31, was today sentenced to a day's jail and fined $800 for criminal misappropriation of a total of $204. He pleaded gull*/.
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    A query on cost of the royai trip . to Mecca
    166 7 A query on cost of the royai trip to Mecca JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Johore Legislative Assembly today approved payment of $31,600 to meet the cost of the Mecca pilgrimage of Tengku Mahkota and his consort t Mr. Lee Ah Leng (Ind.) said that while not intending any disrespect to
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    Talk on fossils
    34 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation's Director of Museums, Hajl Mubin Sheppard, will speak on "Fossils Without Tears" at Wednesdays lunchaaa meeting of the Kuala Lompar Rotary Club at tte LeOoq D*ot.
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    Vice from S'pore? Unlikely
    322 7 SINGAPORE, Monday THE Philippines ConA sulate here today said it was highly improbable that Singapore was being used as a supply centre for a "high-powered white slave" syndicate in the Philippines. A spokesman said that the stringent measures adopted ln issuing visas prevented shady characters from
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    387 7 Priority for road-building in Johore, Sultan tells the Assembly jpHE Government would give priority to building roads to facilitate the openingup of new land and heip the people m marketing their produce, the Sultan of Johore told the State Legislative Assembly here today. Next year $2.2 million would be allocated
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    CHINESE ART IN U.S.
    814 8 FEMININE FORUM Renewal of interest in Oriental culture AN exhibition of over one handred Chinese Imperial robes and wall hangings is at present on show at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts in Minnesota, U.S.A. The 69 cour t, theatrical and religious robes and 41 wall-hangings, which
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    HUNGRY AND CANT COOK? TRY THIS
    226 8 SUNDAYS when the amah Is off, perhaps you are put in the same position I always seem to be in can't cook and hungry. Well, here's a trick you can try with packaged soup mix and canned tomato sauce. In a deep, thick saucepan,
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      285 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 A poem written in the poatl Simultaneously. notwithsUnd- war period (4). Hut (2, 3. 4, 4). 8 Mien Uo affected to show R Local applause for something agitation of mind (7). new (10). 7 surprise reaction or criminal 8 "Thought's toe clave of life, to
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: July 18 July 16 Industrials 136.38 136.56 Tint: 218.50 218.25 f Robbers: 2<4.f8 263.04 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    141 10 MELBOURNE, Mon. Investment shares opened the 1 week along firm lines. On a take-over offer received from G. J. Coles, Matthewa Thompnon gained ss. to 21s. N. Z. Forests gained is. 3d. to 465. 9d and Carrier Air was up 9d. Base metals and the oils held a
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    189 10 rpHE Malayan Exchange Banks' I x Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday: London: selling T.T. or O.D. 2/4; buying airmail T.T. 2/4 1/8. OH. 2/4 5/32. 30 d/st 2/4 11/32. 45 d/st 2/4 13/32. 60 d/st 2/4 15/32. 90 d/st 2/4 19/32, 120
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    134 10 QJINOAPORE Chinese Produce 0 Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent July/ Aug. shipments $31% buyers, $32% sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $47)4 sellers, drum $51 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $290, Sa-awak $285. special Sarawak black $200 and garbled
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    156 10 CHIPS lyinj atoticalde the kJ Singapore Harbour Board j wharves or expected today are: Benlomond 1/2. Karlmata 4/9 Meltoku Maru 6A. TJipondok 6/7' Akita Maru 8/9, JuUandla 10/11, Glengyle 13/14, Weltevreden 15/16. City of Colombo 18. Malacca Maru 19. Senal N. Wall 4, Sumpltan N. WaU 5, Semenylh
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    SHARES STEADY AS TIN, RUBBER SHOW PRICE RISES
    766 10 Of this sum taxation absorbs £83,000 and we have felt it advisable to add £25,000 to reserves. Two interim dividends, each of 4d. per share, have already been paid. We now recommend a final distribution at the same rate, making a total
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 10 SINGAPORE, July. 18 RUBBER: 11*4 cents per Ib. (up 1* cents). 5 p.m. close: 1101 cento («ulet). TIN: 5403.82* per picol (up 50 cento). Estimated unofficial offering 246 tons (down 38 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    222 10 A UGUBT first gra4le rubber buy■f* ers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 110 K cents per lb. up 1H cents on Friday's close. The closing tone was very mm 3.C.C.R.A. CLOSING PRICES In cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 109 V, sellers
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    778 10 CINGAPORE members of the 0 Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday (Bargains are given before price* unless only one was written). Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $159; Fltcpatrlcks $1.42 ON; Praser and Neave ords (S) $2.07 to $2.09; Gammon $2.55; O'town Disp.
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      181 10 TENDER TENDER NOTICE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE ARMED FORCES DIVISION Tenders have been despatched to contractors for Groups l o and 1 J. Tenders close at 2.30 p.m. Monday 8 August 1960. The Government of Malaya does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. SHIPPING NOTICES LLOYD TRIESTINO
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      909 10 NOTICES CITY COUNQL OF SINGAPORE ELECTKrCITV DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSVMEBS Work tn oonaectton with electrical extensions In Jalan Eunos Substation win necessitate the interruption of electricity supplies between the hoars of 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Wednesday 20th July, 1960. The fottowmg areas will be fected.Jalan Rlmau. Jalan Punal,
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      564 11 TENDERS I'H.II. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Contracts? Class D' and above will be received by the State Engineer, P.WJ). Perak, Ipoh, up to 3.00 p.m. of the 22nd July, 1960 for the Supply and Delivery of Metal for period 1.8.60 to 31.7.61 from sth Mile Cameron Highlands Road Quarry. Pull
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      490 11 TENDERS The Lords Commissioners r' the Admiralty, acting on behalf of the Services' Lands Board, Invite tenders for the purchase of a 09 years' lease of: Leasehold Land adjacent to shophousee fronting Buklt Timah Road at 10)4 milestone approximately comprised in Lot 1-13 Mukin XIV and having an area of
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    MINING INDUSTRY PUTS ON EXHIBIT
    167 12 MINING INDUSTRY PUTS ON EXHIBIT -THE Malayan tin minx ing industry will put on a pictorial and facts display at the MAHA exhibition in Kuala Lumpur later this month, accenting the role it has played in the development of the country. The exhibition wtfl be held from July 28 to
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    U.S. PUMPS ON SALE HERE
    108 12 W;AYNE pumps, which have been extensively used in all parts of the world for many years, are now making their first appearance in Singapore. The pumps are products of the Wayne Pump Co. of Maryland. U.S.A. and they are being Installed at the new Caltex
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    Cold Storage expand in Malacca
    292 12 Cold Storage expand in Malacca MODERN BAKERY, ADDITIONAL FREEZER, STORAGE ROOMS SINGAPORE Cold Storage Co. Ltd. are carrying out a further $300,000 extension of their Malacca premises at Newcontbe Road, Mr. A. H. Mitchell, acting bakeries manager, announced yesterday. Mr. Mitchell said that plans were now in the final stage
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    French engineer is training local men
    293 12 A FRENCH technician is now training local engineers in the operation and maintenance of the new turbines and alternators installed at the St. James Power Station, Singapore. The technician, Mr A.i LeGuen. has also been responsible for supervising the Installation of the new turbo
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    New office copying machine in Malaya
    169 12 New office copying machine in Malaya A NEW office copying machine which is reported to have proved a tremendous success in the United Kingdom, Europe and the United States has been marketed in Singapore. The machine, known as the OCE- 105. is a product of a Dutch company. Chemische Fabriek
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    27 12 Vienna fair in September The 72nd Vienna International Trade Fair will be held on Sept. 4 to 11 in which industry, trade and agriculture will take port.
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    FORD COMPANY APPOINT NEW GENERAL SALES' MANAGER
    113 12 AN expert in Malayan transport problems, Mr. B.R. Allen, has been appointed general sales manager of Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd. Singapore. Mr. Allen, who Joined Ford ponsible for all sales ac- sion mnd pmrU ld He hafheld various position, I ce
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      356 12 FAR MORE ROOM IN FAR LESS SPACE From end to end there ar« more brilliant idea* in the sensational Morris Mini-Minor than in any car ever built! An engine mounted 'CastWest' across the" frame saving heaps of space for passengers and luggttge. Revolut ionary 4 -wheel independent suspension. Up to
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      144 12 INDONESIA in Pressurised Convair 440 Metropolitan comfort. When in Djakarta travel in a "Betjak" When in the air Fly INDONESIAN AIRWAYS ■eefcJe« Office: Ift Fleer. Bank of China Bidq Si«gaeor«. 1. rhonei: ***** A *****-8 er eey travel eaent in Singapore and the PederetUß ef Malaya. THE NEW TYPEWRITER OLIVETTI
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    Rome trials ON again
    447 13 ANOTHER CHANCE FOR ATHLETES ON SUNDAY By VIC NAYAGAM KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union has changed its mind, and will now go ahead with its second Olympic Games trials at Ipoh on Sunday. F.M.A.A.U. secretary Mr. Lew Kirn said today that
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    Youths beat Varsities
    60 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Youths scored a 4-1 win over Combined Malaya /Hong Kong universities in their friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. Youths, who led 3-i at hatfi;me, scored through Yong Cheong Fan, Lee Teng Yee. Lee Ban Kit and S. Williams. Centre forward Mok
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    handicaps for Cup races
    539 13 WEIGHTS lot IV 808 Shylock Home 7.10 nine races on Sant Atout 8.05 Esther's Pet 7.0S first day, JnW 24. of Freedom Ellen's Penan* race*:- Crusade 8.05 Treasnre 7.17 r r.vyorn/M-'c: Fanon 8.05 Hearts Ease 7.t7 Governor s Cup Rfalm of GoW 804 Whlte Marlc l
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    273 13 SOCCER Tour match: Kltchee HK 3 (Lav Cht Lam 2, Au Pang Un) Malayan Indian* 2 (Murugesu. Ramada* Rao), at Seremban. BASKETBALL Tour match: Per alt women 2» Vietnam women 25: Ipoh Mala van Chinese Youths 79 Vietnam Chin Woo, at loon Inttr- district: Sega mat MCA 78
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    Doubles title to Perak pair
    59 13 IPOH. Mon. Lanky schoolboy Tan Yee Khan (lit) and Nk Boon Bet (21) were the only local Dlavers to win a title In the Perak open badminton championshlDs which concluded here last niKht. Tan and Ng beat Lai Fook Ylnjt and Lee Quan Chong (Selaneor.
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    AAA trial off
    37 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's first Olympic Games trial, scheduled for today at Farrer Park Stadium, was cancelled because of rain. The second trial Is scheduled to be held on Julr 36.
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    47 13 BADMINTON Inter -Var«lty Malaya v Honß Kong (Oei Tlong Ham Hall Spore 8 p.m.i Lower Pk champlon»hlp» (De»- RC courts. 7 gjnj SOCCER Sincapere Oi«. 3C: Katone v Pondok p«ranakan (Parrer Pk) Friendly: Bin tan* Bulan v RMP iParrrr Pk): Ministry of Health sec (pdg).
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    KEW SAN & YUSVF SEEDED TO MEET IN FINAL
    411 13 KEW SAN YUSVF SEEDED TO MEET IN FINAL By LEE FOO SAN Ipoh, Monday TIEH KEW SAN, Malaya's No. 1 singles, and Eddy Yusuf, the Indo- nesian Thomas Cup player, have been seeded to meet in the final of the men's singles in the Badminton Association of Malaya's open championships
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    955 13 The draw for the Malayan badminton championships Is: MEN'S SINGLES Top section (Ist rd): Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rahman (Kel) v Lie Po Djian (Indoi; Billy Tan (Sgor) v Koh Kum Seng (Job). 2nd rd: Teh Kew San (Pg) v Lai Foot Ying (Sgor>: Wong Poh Keng/Zainal
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    Greatest parade in Malaya
    605 14 6,000 FROM ARMED SERVICES WILL TAKE PART IN MAMMOTH SHOW TO MARK EMERGENCY'S END KING TO TAKE SALUTE IN THE CAPITAL: 74 AIRCRAFT TO THUNDER OVERHEAD IN FLY-PAST NEARLY 6,000 officers and men of the armed services will take part in the biggest and most impressive
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    57 14 TAISUKE ARAMAKI (left), the man who is alleged to have stabbed the former Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Nobnsuke Kishi, six times in the left thigh last Thursday. being led away by police after the attack At Mr. Kishi's residence. Mr. Kishi Is reported progressing after having
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