The Straits Times, 6 July 1961

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    14 1 00/**** lib*" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THrRSD.VL. JULY 6. 1961 15 CENTS
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    WELCOME HOME
    456 1 King and Queen fly in from Brunei Royal salute at airport KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. The Kin g and Queen w vr c ceremonially welcomed home today when they returned to the Federal capital after completing their successful four-day state visit to Brunei Cabinet ministers and heads of
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    Freight rise may put up prices
    55 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mala--3 yans may have to pay higher prices for some Australian goods resulting from the six per cent increase in freight rates between Australian and Malayan ports. The increase was announced yesterday in Melbourne by Mr. A. G. Rose, Chairman of the
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    Lock icon Algeria clashes: 29 dead
    160 1 Algeria clashes: 29 dead ALGIERS. Wed. At I least 29 people were reported killed and 123 wounded by early afternoon today in violent clashes marking an insurgent sp onsored "Anti-partition Day" throughout Algeria. French security forces opened fire to stem mass demonstrations in several Algerian towns. Trouble flared during a
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    Eden is made an Earl
    37 1 LONDON. Wed. -Sir An- thony Eden, former British Prime Minister has been made an Earl, it was officially announced today. The announcement was made by the Prime Minis- ter. Mr. Harold Macmillan.
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    Lock icon S. Africa warns U.N team
    184 1 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. Mr. Eric Louw. South Africa's Foreign Minister. said last night that members of the United Nations South West Africa Committee would immediately be arrested if they entered South-West Africa. Mr. Louw said that if the committee members tried to rntcr South-West Africa from
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    Malaysia idea and the future — Waddell
    870 1 Malaysia idea and the future Waddell 'COULD HAVE GREAT INFLUENCE' KUCHING, Wednesday. CIX Alexander Wuddell, the Governor of Sarawak, has indicated that the proposed "Mighty Malaysia" could have a tremendous influence in the future. "Even as the Colombo Plan has grown from the seed of an idea to full flowering,
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    Raui hurt by bomb, not expected to survive
    103 1 Raui hurt by bomb, not expected to survive MIAMI (Florida). Wed.— A Miami radio station said last night that Maj. Raul Castro, brother of the Cuban Prime Minister and Minister of the Armed Forces. had been critically injured by an assassin's bomb on June 29 and was not expected to
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    Lock icon HEMINGWAY: BURIAL IN THE HILLS
    85 1 NEW YORK. Wed. -Ernest Hemingway will be buried in a public cemetery in I Ketchuin, Idaho, later this week— possibly tomorrow. A grave was dug for the Nobel-prize winner author here yesterday next to the resting place of an old hunt- ing friend, Taylor Williams.
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    Lock icon Castro warning
    39 1 HAVANA. Wed. Dr. Fidel Castro. Cuban Prime Minister, warned in a television speech last night that any United States aircraft landIng in Cuba would be impounded in retaliation for &M seizure of a Cubana air- < liner.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon ISRAEL IN ROCKET CLUB: FIRST SHOT IS A SUCCESS
    173 1 ISRAEL IN ROCKET CLUB: FIRST SHOT IS A SUCCESS TEL AVIV, Wed. Israel success! ully launcaed her first mulii-stagc space rocket at dawn today, it was officially announced. The firing oi the missile took place from a secret seaside launching base. Mr. David Ben-Gurion. the Prime Minister, watched the operation.
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    Lock icon Soldiers drown
    35 1 ALGIERS. Wed —Eighteen French soldiers, nine of them Europeans, drowned when their lorry was swept away by a river which burst its banks near Frenda. Western Algeria. French military sources said today— Reuter.
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    Opium: A huge haul
    317 1 Opium: A huge haul $400,000 WORTH FOUND IN TINS SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore customs today recovered about 1,400 lbs. of raw opium wortti $400,000 in one of the biggest seizures made by the force over sevenil years. The opium, packed in 37 kcrosciii tins, was found on Pulau S^mbakau. one of
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    Praise for Tengku plan
    241 2 Praise for Tengku plan SINGAPORE. Wed. *3 Mr. David Marsh ill. chairman of the Workers" Party, today welcomed a statement made by the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. In Brunei yesterday that the Federation had no territorial ambitions and would not seek to colonise any country. In a statement
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    THREE SERVICEMEN HURT IN SPORTS CAR CRASH
    107 2 IPOH. Wed.— Three ■ervicomen were injured, two of them seriously, when a sports car in Which they were travelling crashed into an electric standard in Ashby Road in front of the nurses' hostel her e yesterday evening.. They are SrL John Meyers and
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    Lock icon Higher tin floor and ceiling prices expected
    163 2 Higher tin floor and ceiling prices expected LONDON. Wednesday. THE Financial Times today reported a growing feeling among tin dealers on the London Melal Exchange that the International Tin Council might end its present meeting with a declaration of higher floor and ceiling prices at which the buffer stock must
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    Taiping Rotary Club's officers
    52 2 TAIPING Wed Dr. T. Markandu has been elected president of the Taiping Rotary Club. Other officials are: Vicepresident, Mr. Gordon Ward: secretary. Mr. Svend Hansen: treasurer. Mr. Harbans Singh; directors. Mr. MO Nair. Mr. J. Allen. Dr. Puran 81ngh and Mr. JJ B1J1; sergeant-at-arms. the Rev.
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    Rubber 'superman' wanted
    421 2 World-wide hunt for successor to Clay, research controller A WORLD-WIDE search has begun for a "superman" of the rubber industry to take the place of Sir Geoffrey Clay, who will retire from his post of Controller of Rubber Research in March next year. Advertisements have appeared in
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    Identity cards cheaper now
    42 2 KUALA LUMPER. Wed. Cit|:ens or non-citizen& under 18 now have to pay only 50 cents for an Identity card. The charge to non -citizens aged 18 or over is still $5. according to a Government statement issued today
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    Students' leader off to Japan for talks
    165 2 FJUALA LUMPUR. Wed The president of the University of Malaya Students' Union. Mr. Liv Chang Lan. left for Japan today to attend the Bth International Students' Conference In Tokyo beginning on Monday. The month-long conference, sponsored this year by the International Students' Association
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    Bookie fined
    29 2 PENANG. Wed.-A coffee stall-keeper. AS. Abdul, was today fined $800 on a charge of acting as an illegal bookmakei at the Penang Turf Club on May 14.
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    EVERY TOM, DICK, HARRY AND THE IMMIGRANT
    123 2 EVERY TOM, DICK, HARRY AND THE IMMIGRANT KLANG. Wed. A magistrate here asked today what would happen to Malaya "if every Tom. Dick and Harry" were allowed to enter the country as he liked. Captain Mohamed Salleh said this when he fined Kon Cheng Wee. 35. of Bagan-Si Apl. Sumatra.
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    $3,000 raised
    30 2 PENANG. Wed— A sum of $3,000 for local charity was raised by the 34 Light AmiAircraft Regiment. Royal Artillery, at the Minden Fair held in Glugor last month
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    Mother and son fined
    76 2 SINGAPORE, WED. 39-year-old woman, Cbng Boon Siew, was fined $500 in tbe Seventh Magistrate's Court today for bring an agent of a bookmaker. Her son, Vr r Sin Boon. 19, pleaded guilty to being an illegal punter and was fined S3O. Both were arrested at the
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    Lock icon THE KATANGA PARLIAMENT REJECTS TSHOMBE AGREEMENT
    192 3 THE KATANGA PARLIAMENT REJECTS TSHOMBE AGREEMENT EL I S A B E THVILLE. Wed. The Lower House of the Katanga Parliament yesterday rejected an 11-point agreement signed by President Molse Tshombe. of Katanga, and the Congolese Central Government in Leopoldville. The agreement was signed on June 24. a few hours
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    Lock icon Pool is closed
    27 3 NEW YORK, Wed. -A public swimming pool in Lynchburg, Virginia, for whites was shut down yesterday when four Negroes tried to gain admission. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'END OF FEDERATION NOW CLEARLY IN SIGHT'
    269 3 KAUNDA SAY'S NORTHERN RHODESIA 'SOLD DOWN RIVER' LONDON, Wednesday. \|K Kenneth Kaunda, Northern Khodesian African nationalist leader, said here last night: "The end of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland is now clearly in sight." Questioned at a Press conference at London Airport
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    Lock icon Cubans fly Govt. planes into U.S.
    118 3 Cubans fly Govt. planes into U.S. YEW YORK. Wed— Three Cuban pilots flew three Government-owned cropdusting planes to Key West. Florida, from Cuba yesterday and asked for political asylum. The three pilots and a passenger, whose identities were kept secret by immigration authorities, were taken into custody. The incident came
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    Lock icon Peer has an heir —a twin aged six
    214 3 Peer has an heir a twin aged six TONDON. Wed. Lord Latham. 72. Labour peer who thought he had no heir, said yesterday he had discovered he has six grandchildren, including twin six-year-old boys, in Sydney. The first-born twin. Dominic Charles, is heir to the barony, created in 1942. "They
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    Nikita cracks quip instead of the whip
    296 3 A SMILING Mr. Khrushchev took six Soviet marshals to the American embassy's independence day reception here yesterday and did not once mention Berlin in 90 minutes of wisecracking with diplomats and journalists. The Soviet leader followed up his friendly telegram to President Kennedy
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    Lock icon Arms for Portugal: A 'no' to conditions
    209 3 LONDON, Wednesday. MR. MACMILLAN told the House of Commons yesterday he did not think any formal conditions about the use of arms exported from Britain to Portugal were necessary or appropriate. He was answering questions S S. Awbery and Mr. Fenner Brockway. who
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    Lock icon S. AFRICA: A SIERRA LEONE BAN
    115 3 S. AFRICA: A SIERRA LEONE BAN FREETOWN, Wed. r PHE government of Sierra Leone yesterday announced a ban on all trade and commerce with South Africa in protest against its "abominable apartheid policies." The country's seaports and airfields would be closed to all South African ships and aircraft, an official
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      MACARTHUR HAILED ON HIS RETURN
      68 3 "\IANILA. Wed. Three thousand war veterans today cheered General Douglas Macarthur In a swank hotel which once was his battlefield. The 81-year-old general, making a sentimental return to the Philippines, was greeted with wild cheers and applause.when he arrived at the spacious Manila hotel where
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      70 3 ACCRA: President Nkrumah said- that if Britain were to Join the European Common Market "on conditions in which the position of Ghana as a member of the sterling area was prejudiced, we shall almost certainly br forced to leave the sterling area." MEXICO CITY: Lauren Bacall. v/idow of Humphrey Bogart.
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      32 3 Nok Thin. 56, former chairman of the National Civil Service Examination Board and Dean of the College of Law of Seoul National University for alleged espionage on behalf of Communist North Korea.
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      49 3 RABAT: King Hassan of Morocco and Mr. Ferhat Abbas, leader of the insurgent "Algerian provisional government." met for the first of ss-cies of talks on th"c future of the Sahara and France's announced plan to partition Algeria If peace talks fall to produce a olution to the Algerian problem.
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      36 3 PERTH: Eric Mason, a St.' John Ambulance first aid Instructor, used mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration to l aye the life of his terrier, which was concussed when it crashed head-on into a pipe while chasing a cat.
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      29 3 NEW DELHI: At least 26 people have been killed and 19 Injured, in floods and landslides in the states nf Madras. Kerala and Mysore in the paat few day*.
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    Dr. Sheng refutes charges by the Alliance
    773 4 LOCAL DOCTORS HAVE BEEN PROMOTED TO SENIOR JOBS, RALLY TOLD pKOMOTIONS for doctors to specialist and senior registrar posts in the past two years have more than doubled those made during the tenure of the previous SPA government, Dr. Sheng Nam Chin, Parliamentary
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    Art display by Army
    132 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Singapore Boy Scouts headquarters at Clen:enceau Avenue will house an Army art exhibition from July 10 ie 23. It will be opened by the 0.0.C. Singapore Base District. Ma]. Gen. I C. Harris. Mt 6 p.m. on July 10 The Exhibition will be
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    NEWSPAPER GIVES $154,484 TO FUND
    183 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Sin Chew Jit Poh h_s received contributions totalling $154,484.39 from it* readers for victims of the Bukit Ho Swee fire. Tills contribution and other donations received today swelled tne Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Puna by $160,077.51. The following the full
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    Algeria aid flag day
    121 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Algerian Aid Fund Committee will organise a flag day in September to boost the fund. The latest donations are: Proceeds of a concert held by 13 all-community cultural organisations $5,986.68: Readers of Malaya Nanban $22.05 Anonymous $50; Jameyathul Muslimien of B. C.
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    ORIENTAL HISTORY EXPERT —FOR UNIVERSITY
    120 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. An American expert on Chinese and Oriental history will take up a two-year appointment in the History Department of the University of Malaya here this month. He is Prof. Lea Williams, formerly Professor of History at the Brown University, Rhode Island, U_i__ Prof.
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    DANGEROUS' PIG DID NOT STOP CUSTOMS OFFICER
    125 4 DANGEROUS' PIG DID NOT STOP CUSTOMS OFFICER SINGAPORE. Wed A woman tried to prevent a senior customs officer searching her bedroom for illicit liquor, by warning him that a pig tied in a corner of the room was ferocious. But he chased away the pig. The customs officer, Mr. K.
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    Islandwide security exercises under way
    85 4 Islandwide security exercises under way SINGAPORE, Wed. Combined Police-Services ln- ternal security exercises I were held all over Singapore I today. The exercises, which began i at noon, will end on Friday at- 8 a.m. Phone reports The Police Secretary, Mr. Lim Seng Huat said that, during the exercises, announcements
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      118 4 Jf _^VaEr A y _TFaTgT ßr_ _^_Efc w JP Jf afXV _^^^f 9^^ a#^ SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: I Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay) BxhtbiUon of local artists' Malay cla&s 11 a.m. cake makpaintiugs at the British Coun- Ing and cooking 10.30 a.m cil. 10 ajn. to 6 p.m. 2.30 p.m. and 5.15
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      222 4 'PHE following m today's x schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta (BA 711) 1.25 a.m.: from London. Rome, Teheran, Delhi. Rangoon (BA 7»4i 1.35 pm Qanta*: From Sydney, Darwin <QF 575) 5.10 p.m Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong. Bangkok
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      130 4 don (Slcycoach BA 991; 2.43 p.m. Qsntaa: To Kuala Lumpur, Colombo. Bombay. Teheran. Athens, Frankfurt." London iQF 545) 1 p.m.: to Bangkok. Delhi. Karachi. Cairo. Rome, London <QF 575) 6 p.m. Cathay Pacific: To Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok, Hong Kong (CX 728 1 8 a.m. Air India: To Madras, Bombay (AI
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    You're lucky, a freed man told
    784 5 You're lucky, a freed man told BAD INVESTIGATION BLAMED FOR MURDER ACQUITTAL AHKill COURT judge today acquitted a labourer accused of murdering a bridegroom-to-be six days before his wedding because of "bad investigation" by the police. Mr. Justice Hashim criticised the police and advised ihem: "Check everything. Never leave things
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    Queen receives a tour-end gift from Raja Isteri
    55 5 BEFORE they left Brunei yesterday at the conclusion of their State visit, the Yang di-Pertuan Aeong and the Raja Prrmaisuri Attune exchanged gifts with the Sultan of Brunei and the Raja Isteri. The Queen is seen receiving a gift from the Raja
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    Soldiers in test airlift
    86 5 If*UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Sixty-four British soldiers took part in a trial airlift operation today. A giant R. A. F. Beverly transport ferried fhe troops from Malacca to Kuala Lumpur in three 25-minute flights. Also airlifted: 12 Land Rovers and trailers, four mo-tor-cycles and 3.000 pounds of
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    Farm centre to make pasteurised milk
    81 5 Farm centre to make pasteurised milk J/LUANG. Wed. -The Federation's central animal husbandry station here is to produce pasteurised milk. Equipment costing $7,000 has already been installed. The .station produces 375 pints of whole milk daily for sale. It also turns out a monthly average of 150 lb of ghee
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    Govt. backed on education
    209 5 KUCHING, Wednesday: OARTY NEGARA here said today that a national system of education was the only accepted machinery to avoid communalism the stumbling block to self-government and independence. The party .said this in a statement backing the Government's recent white Paper on national secondary education. The
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    3-day show
    24 5 KANGAR. Wed. The Pcrli.s Government will stage a rural development show at the Derma English School. Kangar. from Aug. 5 to 7
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    Cyclist is fined
    62 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A woman cyclist, Han Klaw, 26. whose bicycle was involved in a collision with a car driven by soldier Kenneth Hanks of Kota Tinggi camp at 4.30 p.m. on March 29 at Tiram New Village. appeared in court today. Han, of Kampong Bahru. Tiram.
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    He's appointed a DPP
    34 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. C.S. Tay, 31, has been appointed Deputy Public Prosecutor. Mr. Tay. a law graduate from the University of Cambridge, was admitted to the Singapore Bar last July.
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    Golden crab for Sultan
    68 5 KLANG. Wed.— The people of Pulau Ketam (Crab Island). 12 miles off Port Swettenham. have presented a cold carving of a crab to the Sultan of Selangor as a Coronation gift. The $700 golden crab was presented to the Sultan at the Istana Alam Shah by
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    Club speaker
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Wed—Professor L. A. Sheridan will speak on "The Law and You" at the luncheon of the V's Men's Club. Beta Chapter, at the Orchard Hotel on Saturday
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    School visit
    25 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Leong Keng Seng, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, will inspect the New Delta West school tomorrow afternoon.
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    115 commands can be given in Malay
    401 6 115 commands can be given in Malay OLT Gof;s 'ATTENSBUN!' AND IN COMES 'SEDIAr A TOTAL of 115 basic military words of command have been rendered into Malay from the traditional English and have been approved for use by the Federation Armed Forces and the Police. The commands may be
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    Ya'acob is new envoy to Thailand —official
    168 6 Ya'acob is new envoy to Thailand official JTUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The former Director of Information Services, Inche Ya'acob bin Abdul Latifl". has been appointed Malayan Ambassador to Thailand, it was officially announced today. He succeeds Syed Sheh bin Syed Abdullah Shahabuddln. who will become Malayan Ambassador to Japan. Dr. Lee
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    Scouts want to be S'pore's own movement
    117 6 Scouts want to be S'pore's own movement SINGAPORE. Wed. SlnO gapore Scouts want to break away from tiir jurisdiction of imperial headquarters in London and be an independent national movement. With this In view, they will send a petition to the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof Ishak. in his capacity
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    Body found in swamp
    48 6 KUALA LUMUR. Wed. The body of a woman was found in a mangrove swamp near Kuala Selangor yesterday. She was identified as Alus blnte Abdul Rahman. 45, reported missing from her home in Kuala Selangor a fortnight ago. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Top student in varsity poll
    146 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. —Mr. S. Paramsothy. a fifth year medical student, topped the poll In the student election at the University of Malaya here yesterday. The election was for 10 seats in the 30-man students' council, the policymaking and governing body of the 1.800-member Unl- verslty
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      325 6 ALWAYS AS *^fxj'FO* SISCOLUX AMD TUMGOLAC jLJi^YOUR HOME? Waifeaafl dial 1 Hmw Faahien Colours' ir« quickly and auccassfully brought to your homo with Siscolux and Tungoiac. Siscolux emulsion paint ia tho IdoaJ flat finish for ~^W. interior walls and ceilings and ggM*fw Tungoiac is a super high gloss T| Mint
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      184 6 Bugs Bunny By Balph Heimdahl Li'l Abner By At Capp W MtSTAH WHY WORPT/?- ft VE^BUTAH IS 19 NCW. IN Xc*iA!DRS^ I-UVEONINTHE 'ELia "W ICAPRSUH-AH MVJOBIS —^7 A MK3HTV FEW V'ARS AH'LL J DIE, BUT J PUBLICS MEMORV/.' f> MV *N lIS WORRIED FIGURING JF'I BE AS OLD AS IS,
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    MALACCA MERCHANT HAD TO TAKE 'CARGO' OF DEBTORS
    1261 7 Carvalho's trip in 1632 from Macao to Japan LOPO !S ai a men to de Carvalho "W a s highly indignant. He "had agreed to pay the equivalent of $350,000 for the right to send three trading fleets from Macao to Japan
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      318 7 *H W m& yH aw nr IS ft> 2>Tjo<^C& 1 JTB f O M M iHO Wk yY9**'4KSnxß?^w' X m^ T?^M ~?P m %S i THIS YEAR RELAX IN a wonderful place for a change! Refreshingly different! A small country fiords. Two magic islands packed with (about the area of
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      273 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Brook has his composition 1 He writes regularly about. V°^ JT). armk cBi 8 Tllev fill lhe having 5. Sporting clubs back th« i ilosen to s eak <10) foreign h0i*...... 6. 12. L^ ten to the cm for U,e 9 or perhaps one of
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 8 I* M <.rW« tin 'limimt.m, in iver lovinc ■aatary or Mr Nah Torn M'Mh, «lin pa'«e<l lv«v on aaitaat n> hit heloved »ife and chi!di»li
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    282 8 ill Woirfi lit (Minimum) JOHNNY BORC m the Coikpit Don't miaa hi. appeaiancea. Tel: 33MS. MIAR THE N«« Bana at IB* Waal Point Garden. Faalr Panlant. port MR MRS. LL I'uopera new ad r.wil i S pore i LIGHTEN YOUR HOUSEWORK: Bur > utjh Ammonia from your tfcaajjM or
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    43 8 1* Kurds Uin fMaVj YOUTH FOR CHRIST 2nd Annlveraarv Rally Vi.'ona Memorial Hall •n'urday >'h i v 30 p m Com* and •hi- nccamon with v* Youth i Speaktr: J. O. B*nd«r«. Orneral P'ruvor Of th« OM K Of C.I M.
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  • The Straits Times Thursday. July 6. 1961.
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      Tengku On Merger
      700 8 The Tengku has done both (Brunei and Malaya a service in making it clear that while Malaya would welcome Biunei !p.s a member state of the I Federation, there are no imperialist ambitions in Kilala Lumpur. It was absurd to think that there were, but partly because
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      Welcome Home
      333 8 Their Majesties have returned to Malaya from a visit to Brunei that in every respect has been a great success. From the moment they landed, the King and Queen attracted the smiling friendliness of a friendly people. In court and in kampong. travelling by road and on rivers
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      Parit's Pride
      179 8 Ourians from Parit are famous for "their exceptionally good quality." says the Member of Pailiamen-.for this Perak constituency. Tnche Hussein no doubt has every reason for his pride. The fact it-mains that the fame of the Parit fruit has been somewhat limited. Only Ipoh has had the cood
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      PASS DEGREE GRADUATES DESERVE BETTER THAN HIS
      156 8 PASS DEGREE GRADUATES DESERVE BETTER THAN HIS WE are surprised by your editorial comment (S.I June 19) on the increase in pay which pass degree graduates will gain under the unified pay scheme. You say that "Uie pass degree graduate teachers appear to get little improvement, and the honours graduates
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      183 8 The difference between an H.S.C. holder and a pass graduate with a diploma is only $120. with the latter (after passing the H.5.C..» spending four years in the university just to get a pass degree! I.s a difference of $170 too small a compensation for the "extra ability" which the
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      227 8 In terms of academic hours, the general degree student does much more, since he has to do three subjects. Normally. the general degree student has to attend a minimum of 10 lectures, Including tutorials, a week, while thp honours student 'In history for Instance" has a maximum of six lectures.
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      342 8 In the teaching profession where the demand for graduate teachers is so great and the supply is so scarce a general degree graduate, graduating under the new degree structure, will be a greater asset because he is qualified to teach three subjects at sixth foim level, while the ho iour>
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      The shortage of doctors in Singapore
      218 8 HEARTILY agree with the Government's policy of recruiting doctors from overseas. I fall to understand the attitude of local doctors who In one breath complain of being overworked and in the next state that there are sufficient doctors In Singapore and that oversea* recruitment
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    De Gaulle toys with a perilous proposal
    842 8  - De Gaulle toys with a perilous proposal WILLIAM MILLINSHIP by PARIS. Wed. THE situation in Algeria is steadily growing worse. Hostility between Europeans and Muslims is bitterer than ever. While the giant chess match over the country's future is being played out, a sudden outburst of racial violence could knock
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    DEATHS
    53 8 JOHN HAROLD PHILLIPS latt X»nior Par-ncr li.rqianrf Toung* m Pmcapore auddenly in London on 4th July. MR WONG YIN PON aged VI formerly attached to Tan To*k Sena Hoapital pa»*ed a«ay peacefullY at fleneral Ro*pital at Mf am I ftl fr»im Singapoie <*a«k»t i'o to Bidadan at 4 M
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    The Bank's case
    4010 9 BANK INQUIRY— ELEVENTH DAY MR. Cheah Heng Sin, secretary of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, submitted to the Industrial Arbitration Court today that three tests should be applied in deciding whether existing salary scales were adequate. These were: WHETHER the salary scales bore fair comparison with those currently
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      247 9 ig^rfea/f and ill with AWORMS A I V/ 1 wr^ Roundworms and Threadworms can got wiV I into your k° d y if their eggs are in your Mf^ rood and drink They live and grow Qy I inside you by taking the food you eat. V ~.12 Then you
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      178 9 hor hair and scalp hygiene Only healthy hair can be beautiful JtqjWß Dandruff, dull and falling hair, scalp irritation I IflJl^S ■and a tendency to early baldness are all signs JfSt^SjSjßllffinM that your hair needs attention. Our research M t^BamkiaUl I 00 chemists have now produced LOXENE— the r r
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      WITH SQUARE TOES
      377 10 IT is fashionable to A be a square —as far as shoes are concerned. The shoe news is the square squashy toe which is replacing the winklepicker. The rage in Europe and America for some time now. it is just catching on in Malaya. A whole range
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      Jorly earns $750 in a month working, as full-time model
      454 10 Jorly earns $750 in a month working, as full-time model gEING small in size is a great advantage for 26-year-old Jorly Kwan who is the first girl in Singapore to take up modelling as a full-time career. And her popularity has helped her earnings soar to $750 for last month
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      Pearls for brooches
      56 10 LOOK out for more and bigger brooches this year. Some, in gilt filigree with coloured stones, have a Victorian air. Others are in abstract shapes. Pearls are used in many of the designs. For the first time in years brooches will be worn on belts as well
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      DINNER IN GREEK STYLE
      82 10 THE Gourmet Group of the Singapore Association for the Blind will bold a "Greek" nirht at the Cockpit on July 17 at 9 p.m. Dinner will be served in Greek style and the menu will include Feta and Kalamata Olives (sheep milk cheese and Greek olives).
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      A photo to send to her fiance
      216 10 A photo to send to her fiance jyjISS Jenny Wong of Petal ing Jaya, Kuala Lumpur has written to me saying': "I feel this is iathe i" an unusual request bu t hope you may be able to help me. "My fiance works in Hong Kong and wants me to
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      409 10 QWJK.v .-Hal a^K^aL PalllEK^aK^HF^aß^ *JS a&V 5.J4,. Ji? ja^ffi aalv^lr^flEj \Le I aallß f mf^aaaaaaßßC!. m |fl^- 'JBBWI iBL m MAGIC bHRbM^PQ ■iaaSHßaa!^^ i aBBfIHSP tW m-. Perfume by Lancome (JU^ From Paris, home of beauty, home of fashion, wise in the ways of cherishing womanly loveai^ liness, comes all
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      2904 11 1 a-.^^^r^^3k^k^^^^.-^B^r^i^l^lT^ THE E. A. C. L I N E S »DEN. lEDSEA. MEDITERRANEAN CONTINENTU tCAMIMVIAN NOT*. /&&S&S. r.nm Panant firWM !IO«» saitai ra Part/ 7 Jaly I I J.ly «J\\zar Mtom k) e > r/a Jit m rt'i JUBgnf AYUTHIA" I) M Jaty/ 4AH 1/ I Au| I I
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      1359 11 W McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. W_ \ttWV T(l > 'XavStw. r*** ELURMAN LINI oia KLAVBNKSS LINE LINDON. HAMBURG. ROTTEROAM, HAVRE .OS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO 1 HUH. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER I PORTLAND CITY OF RIPON Acceptiat carge fir Caitral ft Se.tk Spore P. Sham Penang America. 71 21 Jaly 27/ M Jily
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    INDUSTRIAL PRICES RISE AS MARKET DEMAND GROWS
    371 12 MORE interest, is now being shown in industrial shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange and business again yesterday was handicapped by lack of offerings. The buying is largely of an investment nature and operators are beginning to realise that with the Third Malayan
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Stork Indices: Julys July 4 Industrials: 175.51 175.37 Tins: 351.68 349 64 S Rubber*: 242.75 242.75 Jan. 1 1959=1*0.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1001 12 DUSINESS on tne Malayan O»«ratat: Duff u«». is«. m. on. Slock Excnange. Federation AIB--seciion yesteruay win the number of deals in brackets was: Industrial!: F>d. Diiptn^lrr H.OOOi Jr 49 x all ON: Jackson Malaya 1 1,000) 99! cent* ON: I M. Cemrat U. 000) $2.32 ON: Mm
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    MAY TRADE
    134 12 WITH a rise of over $10 in the average tin price and a slight increase in rubber exports pan -Malayan trade in May showed a favourable balance of $19.3 million against a deficit of $58.8 million in April. Exports in May were up by $43.6 million to $379.6
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    122 12 JMI Malayan I,«h.ni. B.nkf A.,.. eiatitn m»dr lh*»» chanfra in its to tlOOi: N«w V*rk: buying airmail TT. 32 d 16. OR. 3V 11 16 90 d«t 32 15, l« credit bills. 33 116 trad* blllx. Canada: buyin» airmail T.T. 33J. O D. 34. J>o d.at 34 T
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    103 12 T"l Chintu Prtduc. E<ihin tin. 1 llp>n. n..n pric, p.r picul t«rd(y wire C«»n IK Continent July hipmrnt S2SI huy<r«. t2«J Mllrr>. C.c.nut Oil: bulk S3Bi »rllrr« drum *41 i icllrra. PipMr: Muntok nhn« f!«0 MMm, tarnwak wh.te 1177J Milrr*. iptcial Sarawak black J1474 MilMi «arhl»«1 Ijimponic him
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    142 12 SHIPS lying alengside tha Smjapare I wharves teday are: Van Noort >. Karbcta 18, Laertea 35/8. Tayga 33.34. s^chikawa Mam 3S/3W, Leverkusen 46, Bentong 29, Queensland Star 31/32, Sonic Be 30. Empire Kittinake 21 OX Outer Reads: Suoon, Hamilton, Olkk I Raerak. Leda Maersk, Leertea. Dal I
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    Sharp rise in tin price
    158 12 TOR the first time for L nearfy a week the tin price in Singapore yesterday rallied sharply by $3.50 to $461 per picul. The offering was up by ten tons to 250 tons. Tin prices in London had remained steady overnight and some buying developed
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 12 'THf Federation Minister of x Finance has fixed these price* for calculating customa duties for the week beginning on July 6. Rubber 83 cents a Ib. Copra $114 a ton. Coconut oil $662 a ton. Palm oil 5663.25 a ton. Palm kernrU 5352.50 a ton. The r*tes of
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    135 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares held a sieady trend. arlloa Brewery eased is. to 325. 3d. ana Queensland Preaa Is. 6d. to Sss 6d. Base? metals were sieady. Oils held a firm tone. Timer gained is. 6d. to 7s. 9d and Interstate Is. U> 9s. Commonwralth bonds were steady.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    214 12 JULY n,,t grade ruftbar buyer* fab. clourd in Singapore yeaterday at M 4 c*nta per Ib. up It eenta on Tueaday» clOKinc price. The tone wu ateady. t.C.C.R.A. rloalng prlcta In eentl per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 R. 8.8. Bpot f.o.b buyer* S4l. ntllera 84! (N>: Int.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 12 SINGAPORE. July 5. RUBBER: 841 cents per Ib. (up li cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 842 cents (quiet after steady). TIN: 5461 per picul (up 53.50). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (up 10 tons).
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    RUBBER CROPS
    17 12 Sungri Tukang produced 71,000 Ib. in June. Nyalaa's crop was 48.300 Ib. Temerloh 100.000 Ib
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    Pungah Tin
    9 12 Pun«ah Tin produced 185 piculs In June.
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      1575 12 I J i Si. "STEEL ADVOCATE" 1 FROM I.S.A. The above vessel is scheduled to arrive in Singapore on Stli I July. 1981 and will discharge cargo alongside the Singapore Harbour Boeid Wharves. The' General Survey will be held on 17th July. 1961. No other survey will be held. McALISTEK
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    IN MEMORIAM
    41 13 K. ANTHONY In loving memory of Tony Deeply missed hy hi* wlfr and son. Thankful for the beautiful memories. Always rrmrroberrd by rvrryonr near and dear. Rrquirm high Mass on Jul> X at 7.00 a.m. St. Louis Church, Kluanf.
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      668 13 NOTICE NOTICE The Direciois of Aokam Tin limited announce the following sale of tin concentrate: For quarter ended 30th June 1961 plculs 3.400 For year ended 30th June 1961 plculs 12,405. TENDER TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited to tap rubber trees on a monthly basis on LMa Nos: 143-9. 115
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      217 13 l Continued from Pace Si SITUATIONS VACANT M Ward* SS (Min.)-Bmx SO ett. txtra WANTED Marine Wireless Operator with certificate Ht .'3 Tclok Ayer Street Singapore. FREE LANCE COMMERCIAL ArtlMs reqii red. Reply stating qualification •>l terms to P.O. Box IStt, Singapore WANTED a part-time teacher for evening -hurtManrt speed
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      600 13 SITUATIONS VACANT BJ Wmrdt $S (Min.)— Box $0 et*. txtra WANTED IMMEDIATELY experienced book-keeper for established commercial firm. Must be able to im.illse monthly account independently and take responsibility Apply In wrlv t ing to Box A 1403 B.T. K.L. CLERK, FEMALE, for payroll dezood educational background and several years
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      1023 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 211 Wordt $5 (Min.)— Box SO etl. txtrm TO LET 42 houses in Jalan Batu Kun^k:il. Ipoh >ent $100 per house per month. Apply K.L. Llm, 25. Hale Street. Ipoh. VACANT two unfurnished rooms for bachelors 'spinsters at 6IA Jalan '.Van^i off MacPhrrson Road Spore. Rents reasonable IST
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      676 13 HOUSES 1 LAND WANTED Wordt $S (Min.)— Box SO rfi. extrm WANTED URCENTLV: to buy a home In Sra-Vlen- Park. Reply giving full details to P.O Box 1601, Snore. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES WANTED in Serangoon Garden it Scmbawang Hills. Singapore House. Land Estate Agency, 319-J River Valley Road Spore. Tel: *****.
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      867 13 TUITION If Wordt $S (Min.)— Box SO clt. mxtrm POSTAL TUITION:- Bookkeepins Accounts. Business Correspondence. Special roach'ng for L.C.C. Exams. Success guaranteed. Apply Principal. F K.C.I. P.O. Box 1731 Singapore. WHAT DO YOU know of the Land You Ltve In?— Follow contemporary Malayan thought and read what is Koine oo
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      775 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2$ Wordt $S (Min.)— Box ctt. txtr* IMI AUSTIN 7 Blue registered by original owner July 4th taxed aad comp. Inn. for 12 months available I Immediately ex-showroom at 53.930. Ring (Spore) *****. MALAYAN MOTORS LIMITED USED CARS STOCK Welselsy 1500 195* 4.700 Ferd Zedlae I*M 3.900
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      706 13 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. 10 Wmrdt SS (Mln.)— Box SO ett. txtrm TIHBD? LET LAURA Massage Slramhath Refresh You Expert Licenced Masa«ur/lfasiira»e 319-P. Rlvrr Vallry Road. Singapore-it. Telephone *****. LOUISE KLERK'S Instltut JMgsMM et Beaute. Singapore's only ncitotlnrally equipped massage entablialuneDt with separated dt-pat iraents for mra and women. Modern aad
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    TALL ORDER FOR MAY'S MEN
    680 14  - TALL ORDER FOR MAY'S MEN JACK FINGLETON By LONDON, Wednesday. TJICHIE BENAUDand Brian St'atham are the "mystery men" for the Third Test which begins at Leeds tomorrow. Statham is suffering again from a strained side and the England selectors, who successfully recalled Cyril Washbrook to Leeds in 1956 when he
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    Lock icon Rush for judo teachers and mats
    173 14 Rush for judo teachers and mats rpOKYO.. Wed. Japanese X foreign ministry officials yesterday said they were receiving numerous enquiries from overseas asking for judo instructors and supplies of the tatami (straw) mats used for the sport. The officials said the inclusion of judo in the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games
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    Lock icon Games bid
    41 14 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. San Francisco's board of supervisors yesterday decided to Initiate a bid to stage the Olympic Games in 1972 or 1976. The Olympic Games were last held in the United States in 1932 at Los Angeles. Reuter.
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    Lock icon TWINS WIN ALPINE RALLY WITHOUT PENALTY AFTER 1.600 MILES
    64 14 TWINS WIN ALPINE RALLY WITHOUT PENALTY AFTER 1.600 MILES TWIN brothers D. andG. Morley, of England, were outright winners ot the international Alpine Rally which ended in Cannes last week. Their Austin Healey was one of 25 cars to reach the finish and the only car to arrive without a
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      SOCCER
      27 14 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Montreal) Espanol of Barcelona 1 Montreal Concord ia 1. IS INTERNATIONAL (NY): Dukla (Czech) 6 Rapid (Austria) 0: Monaco 4 Shamrock Rovers Clrt) 1.
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      13 14 BANTAMWEIGHT (Mexico City): Eloy Sanchez (Mex> outptd Kenji Yonekura. iJap) 10 rda.
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    TENGKUJOINS BIG WALK
    54 14 |(LUANG. Wed.— The Tengku Mahkota of Johore is among more than 400 athletes who have entered for the Kluang Youth Club's Big Walk here on July 30. The Tengku is a patron or the KYC. A few months ago he accompanied a group of KYC members who
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    Rhodes: Perfect new action
    45 14 LONDON, Wed. Harold Rhodes, the Derbyshire and England fast bowler who was reported to the MCC as a suspect "thrower", watched a slow-motion film of his new action yesterday. The film showed that he now bowls with a perfectly straight arm.
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    Guan Bee & K.C. Wong head Spore 'invasion'
    281 14 Guan Bee K.C. Wong head Spore 'invasion' SEREMBAN SPRINT SINGAPORE. Wed— Several top Sin- gapore racing motor-cyclists will compete in the Malayan Motor Sports Clubs Seremban half-mile sprint this weekend. Heading the Singapore "invasion" are Soh Guan Bee. winner of the 351 cc to 500 cc 20-lap race and third
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    $50,000 Gold Cup race
    284 15 OWNERS ARE LIKELY TO BRING OUT a BETTER 1 STAYERS By EPSOM JEEP SINGAPORE, Wed. —The 1961 Singapore Gold Cup to be run on Oct. 1 over miles will carry $50,--000 in prize money, making it the richest race ever in Malayan Turf history. Last year,
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    Johore AAA
    15 15 BATU PAHAT. Wed.-The Johore AAA championships will be held here tomorrow •nd Friday.
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    — Sangster among last four
    45 15 Sangster among last four- ORITISH hope for the 13 Wimbledon tennis singles title 20-year-old Mike Sangster who is in the semi-finals. Sangster, from Torquay. Devon, is the first Briton to reach the last four for more than 20 years. Latest Wimbledon results See bark page
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    Shock for 'Etoile'
    82 15 f ONDON, Wed. Wonder mare Petite Etoile was eclipsed last night in the All Khan International Memorial Gold Cup at Kempton Park by Sir Winston Churchill's High Hat. Tumultuous cheering greeted the victory of Sir Winston's entry in the 12-furlong race. Petite Etoile was second High Hat.
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    33 15 LONDON. Wed Nat Fisher. 24. the Middlesex three-mile champion, clocked 6 mm. 26sec dead in a 14--mile race here last night to equal the world's best time for this distance.— Reuter.
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    TIMBERLANE BEST ON GOOD GOING
    296 15 EPSOM JEEP'S TEN TO FOLLOW AT THE JULY MEETING MY ten horses to follow at the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting are: TIMBERLANE: In peak form; scored a runaway win over 9f with 9.0 at Ipoh last month; ran a game second with 9.11 to
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    TWO UNIONS BUT STILL ONE TEAM
    207 15 SEREMBAN, Wednesday. VEGRI Sembilan and Malacca will continue to a1 field a combined fifteen in the Malaya Cup rugby competition but Malacca will seek affiliation to the Malayan Rugby Union on their own this year. Mr. J. Altken. the retiring i president of the
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    Lock icon 'Wood shot' rule to stay—lßF
    108 15 'Wood shot' rule to stay— lßF T ONDON. Wed.— A proposal by Indonesia that "wood shots' should be legalised was rejected by the International Badminton Federation's annual meeting here yesterday. The proposal, defeated by 41 votes to 26, was that the law should be amended to permit the shuttle being
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    87 15 QT. ANDREWS. Wed W-» Arnold Palmer of the United States beat Gary Player of South Africa by five strokes in a special 18--hole television golf match over the old course at St. Andrew's today. The golfers, two of the leading money winners in the world, were
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      159 15 SPORE BHFA JUNIOR LEAGUE AND CUP: HK Bank 2 U van Huizen, Johan Hasan > Wearlies 1 (Andrew Yap); Eveready 3 db ■im Hassan 2, Othman) Mercan Bank 2 (Kasslm. Kirn Swee); Spore Glass 3 (Ahmad Awang 2, Jaffari SC Storage 0; Shell 3 (Tan Sin Koh) NTS 3
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      14 15 FRIENDLY (Spore) Singanore 5 iKnrtar Singh 4. K. Gomes) Indian Navy XI 0.
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      20 15 PERAK LEAGUE ilpoh): Sun Vat Kon bt Kheng Beng 3-2; Choong W»h "A 1 bt Choong Wah B n-o
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    Bukit Timah favourites in schools' meeting
    126 15 Bukit Timah favourites in schools' meeting SINGAPORE. Wed— A total of 814 boys and girls from 59 Singapore secondary schools In five districts will take part In the schools' ln-ter-dlstrict athletics championships which begin at Farrer Park tomorrow at 230 p.m. Drawing their athletes from Anglo-Chinese School, Chinese High and
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    S'pore Chinese
    80 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore Chinese dam to meet St. Paul's University team of Tokyo on Friday at Jalan Besar Stadium (7.30 p.m.) will be chosen from: Sect Yew Chang. Loh Fook Tens, Lee Wah Chin, Khoo Chool Kirn. Lee Teng Yee. Quah Kirn Beng. Quah Kirn Slak, Quah Kirn
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      97 15 SOCCER SPORE LEAGUE DIV. 2D: STB v Kebenaran Club fMFA grd). TAIPING LEAGUE DIV. 2: Youth Club v Kamuntlng SCH (Jalan padangV KAMPAR LEAGUE DIV. l Malay Club v Young Tamilian* (padang). L. PERAK LEAGUE DIV. 1: Fleming! on Est v Utd Plantation* < Speedy Rd. T. Anson). ATHLETICS Johore
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    Goh on Common Market
    752 16 Singapore will not join if joining means end of entrepot status £!IN(iAPORE will not seek associate membership with the European Common Market if such a step would destroy her entrepot status. This assurance was given tonight by the Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. in reply
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    THREE JAILED FOR $2,500 ROBBERY
    126 16 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Three I young men received jail sen- tences totalling 17 years at the Assizes here today when they pleaded guilty to robbing a European married woman. Mrs. Nola Mary Matthes. of jewellery and two cameras to the total value of $2,500. one afternoon
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    LEE REPLIES TO 'RESIGN' CALL TO 3 MINISTERS
    537 16 LEE REPLIES TO 'RESIGN' CALL TO 3 MINISTERS SINGAPORE. Wed. Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. tonight made a minis-ter-to-minister comparison as he defended three Cabinet colleagues against a "resign" call from Dr. Chee Phui Hung of the Alliance. j The three ministers are: Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim (Health). Mr.
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    SEMINAR TO STUDY ECONOMY
    138 16 SINGAPORE. Wed—Singapore's economic situation will be .studied in detail at the coming interregional seminar on cooperative movements to be held in Copenhagen. This was siateci oy Singapore's delegate to the seminar, Mr. Chan Chiaw Thor, field secretary to the Primary Production Division oi the Ministry ol
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    Annual dinner
    24 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Photographic Society of Singapore will hold its annual dinner at the Hong Kong Bowl. Bencoolen Street, on Saturday night.
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    Free film show
    25 16 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A free film show will be held at India House tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. The film Is "Dr. Rabindranath TaKore."
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    332 16 CAIRO, Wednesday. |HA(J> has vetoed Kuwait's application ioi membership of Hie Arab League, a League "I source said las! night. The Arab League Council met in secret session for an hour and later the chairman, Mr. Abdel Khalik el Toreissi of
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    LONDON STOCKS
    345 16 LONDON. Wed.— Then; MM a I further shoe in snare prices on the Lonuon stock exenange loday and another widespicaci list <>; falls was recoruec on balance. The dominating factoi was :he Chancellor of the Exchequer's anxieties concerning the economic situation which increased pcs- 1 simism and uncenaui.y
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    TIN
    23 16 LONDON. Wed. Buyers £928. sellers £929, Forward buyers £933. sellers £935. Settlement £922. Turnover a.m. 200 tons. p.m. 305 tons. Tone: Strong.
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    RUBBER
    39 16 LONDON Wed. Spot 24 \d.. Aug. 24 d., Sept. 24 »d.. Oct. 24\d Oct. Dec. 25d Jan. Mar. 2.v,d April-June 23\d.. July' Sept. 25 \d.. c.l.f. July 24 ..d.. Aug. 24 »d.. Sept. 24-\d Tone- Quiet i>ut steady.
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    134 16 SIBL (Sarawak). Wed. iviuku Abdul habman visited a longhouse near here this morning. He travelled in a speedboat to Pcnghulu Jarrow's longhouse. Tonight, the Malayan Prime Minister will attend a reception to be given by the British Resident. After the party, be will leave for
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    LAYER BEATS KRISHNAN TO ENTER FINAL
    542 16  -  AUBREY HIGGS From London Wednesday ROD LAYER. of Australia, reached the men's singles final of the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships for the third successive year here today after 58 minutes of relentless left-arm power play on the packed centre court. The little 22-year-old, redhaired
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    DEATH
    38 16 LIM TENC CHEW, agtt 97 -4 i«mv praci'iullv at Pi a.m. 4/7/IJ l*«»- inF hrhind wUa, > *nn, 7 dMgfttm, it Ki'indehildrrn. 1 <laußhtcr-in-law, •oin-m-law. 3 srandsons-ln-law, 4 dauithtim. C'nrtegr tMVM UO-SII L»nfkong Ti|* at 4.30 p.m. today.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    68 16 SUB LIEUT JEROME VEEWAIIMCAM Mm. Godparmti thank «'l re •ivrj ftifoda prirst who hflprd rent rr.ith mma|r> of condolence and HiRaymond Christopher Tanab Ltat B'iklv M.rtajam. MR TAN KHOON CHER rxpr»»»»l hi.i heartfelt lh:inkx to all rrlalnra. I friend* Open K«tat» Re*id»nt» Annoelation and Chung Yun A«*oci»l:rm tor their
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    41 16 HI LIN O. LINC. 97 Tans.'n R« 1 S porr cloud on Saturday afternooaa during July and August. STAR OF HAM Bilk>: New -nork oM Balmaln iMM^ ro»t.-. J»rk»t« **M MM Helen D Lang R Tanglin R«.l 1 8 port.
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    Benaud fit: Will lead Aussies
    202 16  - Benaud fit: Will lead Aussies JACK FINGLETON From I EED, Wed. Richie Be- naud plays in Third Test tomorrow. Prank Misson. who is suffering from ankle trouble has been declared j unfit. The Australian kie will be R. Benttud icapi.ui)>. C C Me* Donald. W. Lawry, R K. Harvay, N.
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