The Straits Times, 11 August 1961

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    18 1 AVEBAfiE DAILY CEBTIFIEB SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon HI-JACKING DRAMA
    1095 1 Three killed in gun battle aboard Dakota Jet pilot told: This r is an Algeria protest A giant Pan-American DC-8 jetliner, with 72 passengers and a crew of nine aboard, was hijacked in mid-air today and flown to Havana. Ten hours later, the l"Ss<» million plane landed here
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    Bedell Smith Dies at 65
    150 1 Bedell Smith Dies at 65 WASHINGTON. Thurs. OflS. Walter Bedell Smith, the touch-talking soldier-diplomat who was former President Eisenhower's top aide in World War 11. died of a heart attack last nißht in an ambulance rushins; him to a hospital. He was G5. Gen. Smith, who rose from a private
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    Lock icon Now cat goes up into space
    164 1 ROME. Thur.s.— Two Italian youths, sent a cat 5.000 ft. into space in a capsule fired by a twostage rocket near Verona, in North Italy, yesterday. But the capsule plunged to earth when the parachute cord broke and the cat was killed. Police promptly
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    Lock icon 39 die in school plane crash
    173 1 OSLO. Thursday. RESCUE parties today reached the blackened wreckage of a missing British Viking airliner scattered about a Norwegian mountain top the death scene of 34 schoolboys, two masters and the crew of three. Mr. Ola Leikvam. a member of the rescue team, said:
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    Lock icon Negotiate call
    38 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. The Indian Government has asked South Africa to enter into negotiations about the treatment of people of Indian origin in the Republic. It was announced in the Indian Parliament's Lower House today. Reuter
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    Lock icon New member
    15 1 BRUSSELS. Thurs. Denmark today applied for membership of the European Economic Community. Reuter.
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    Lock icon New drug for hypertension
    59 1 LONDON. Thurs. Two British doctors writing in the Lancet, professional medical weekly, today hailed the Introduction of the new drug juanethidlne ("Ismelin") as "a real advance" in treating high blood pressure. The drug lowered the blood pressure satisfactorily in 57 sut of 65 hypertensive patients at
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    New Royal heir for Johore
    295 1 The Sultan appoints second son in place of Mahmud JOHORE BAHRU, Thms. The Sultcin of Johore today removed his eldest son. Tengku Muhii) ud. as his successor to the throne. He named his other son, Tengku Abdul Rahman as the new Tengku Mahkota. "Ri* announcement,
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    Lock icon India's protest
    27 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— lndia has protested to China against five recent violations of Indian air space by Chinese aircraft, official sources said here today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Population shift
    28 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Some 1J mil. persons will move from Java and Bali to Indonesia's I outer region by 1968. a offi-l 'cial said yesterday —UP l.
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    Lock icon Three bow and arrow men killed
    122 1 Three bow and arrow men killed SALISBURY, Thurs. Northern Rhodesia Police killed three Africans and wounded one seriously when they fired on a crowd which attacked them with spears and bows and arrows near Chinsali yesterday. Police reported today. The police were escorting to Chinsali 10 white people, including five
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    LATEST
    25 1 UK PAY FREEZE LONDON Ihurs. seluMi Llo>d. Mtata'i ChaaeeUtf of bchtfaer tun i .innounced p 1 on abuut vDr million <-ii\i raiment workers. K.nlrr
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    Lock icon $60,000 mil AID TO LATIN AMERICA PACT
    242 2 $60,000 mil AID TO LATIN AMERICA PACT PUNTA DEL ESTE (Uruguay), Thursday. T^IVE countries attending the inter-American economic conference here yesterday presented a draft agreement accepting a proposal which would provide Latin America with US$2O,OOO million (about $60,000 million) in world aid during the next 10 years. Well-informed sources say
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    Lock icon Guard killed in border clash
    73 2 "NIADRID, Thurs. One civil A guard was shot dead and another Injured in a clash with "terrorists"' near the French frontier, according to an official note Issued by the Ministry of the Interior here today. No indication is given in the official note as to
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    Lock icon Portuguese seize rebel bastion
    112 2 LISBON. Thursday 'PHE VILLAGE of Nambuangongo in northern Angola, where Angolan rebels had their headquarters, was taken by a Portuguese infantry column yesterday. the Portuguese National Defence Ministry announced. The capture of Nanntouangongo dealt the rebels a hard moral and political blow, the communique added. It
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    Lock icon TOOTH WILL OUT WHEN THEY K-0 KOKO
    136 2 TOOTH WILL OUT WHEN THEY K-0 KOKO SYDNEY, Thurs. Koko, Sydney's one-ton Alaskan bear, has exchanged a nagging toothache for a king-sized hangover, and is truly a bear with a sore head. Yesterday a 14'inan team of veterinarians and helpers pulled out an abscessed tooth which ha s been troubling
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    Lock icon A-bomb picket
    28 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A group of anti-nuclear demonstrators picketed the White House yesterday, marking the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki on Aug 9. 1945.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 80m.p.h.car chase sends strollers scattering for safety
    149 2 80m.p.h.car chase sends strollers scattering for safety TONDON, Thurs. v Strollers in Mayfair scattered for safety this morning as a stolen car and pursuing police patrols zig-zagged through the traffic at nearly 80 miles an iiour. The hunted car hit seven others on its escape dash, crashed into a taxi
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    Lock icon German oil find
    33 2 BERLIN, Thurj.— East German and Soviet researchers have struck oil near the Baltic port of StraLsund in the extreme north of East Germany, the news agency ADN reported today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Grenade victim
    28 2 PARIS, Thurs.— A 20-year-old Parisian student was killed yesterday when a grenade he found on the beach at Le Vigan, Brittany, exploded in his face. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Eichmann trial enters final stages
    209 2 JERUSALEM. Thurs. Mr. Gideon Hausner, the Israeli Attorney-Gen-eral, accused Adolf Eichmann yesterday of being "more extreme than the evil Fuehrer himself" In his anxiety to exterminate European Jewry. Turning towards the slumped, white-faced figure in the bulletproof glass dock, Mr. Hausner asked: "Can there be
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    Lock icon Laos talks enter a crucial stage now
    444 2 THHE 14-power Laos conference yesterday got to grips with the crucial problem of internationally supervising and controlling the neutrality of the Indo-China kingdom. Diplomatic sources consider this to be the most vital and difficult aspect of the work of the conference, which began
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    Lock icon Lubis detention: No reason yet
    71 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian Government has not yet announced the reason for its detention of Mr. Mochtar Lubls. one-time editor of a defunct opposition Jakarta dally Indonesia Raya. Lt.-Col. Sutjipto. secretary to the Supreme War Administration, said yesterday: "It is for his (Mr. Lubis's) own
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    Lock icon £3m OFFER TO BUY BACK BOAC SHARE
    102 2 £3m OFFER TO BUY BACK BOAC SHARE LONDON. Thurs.— A Middle East Airlines spokesman said in London yesterday tbat the company was offering more than £3.000.000 for BOAC's 4ft per cent stake in the company. The spokesman said Sheik Hajib Alamuddin, head of ME was hoping to conclude the dral
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    CHIANG NAVY MAN MAY STAY TILL...
    75 2 CHIANG NAVY MAN MAY STAY TILL... LONDON. Thurs.— A former Formosan naval officer, who sought asylum in Britain last month, yesterday received permission from the Home Office to remain in this country until a decision on his case has been reached. Mr. Chou-kang Wang who recently graduated from an American
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    Lock icon THE POLICEMAN MIDWIFE
    74 2 LIVERPOOL. Thurs. A police constable acted as an emergency midwife here yesterday and successfully delivered twin boys. The policeman, Brian Hely, 27. married, no children, was on duty when 40--year-old John Baker ran up to him and told him that his wife had started to give birth.
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    Khrushchev doesn't think war will occur over peace treaty
    730 3 NO THREATS WILL STOP RUSSIA SIGNING WITH E. GERMANY, HE SAYS IVfR. Khrushchev said last night no threats would stop the Soviet Union signing a peace treaty with East Germany, and Russia did not believe war would occur as a result.
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    CARTOONIST CUMMINGS COMMENTS...
    15 3 "Say, buddy, this is a hijack with the compliments of Allen Dulles!"
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    Lock icon GUARDS AT PISA TOWER
    28 3 PISA. Thurs. Police were today guarding the 14th Century leaning tower of Pisa after receiving an anonymous letter threatening to blow it up.— Renter.
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    Lock icon TREASON IN THE AIR MOVE
    195 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. pONGRESSMAN Horace Kornegay said yesterday that he intends to introduce a, measure in Congress to make the hijacking of o plane and its delivery to a foreign government an act of treason, punishable by death. Mr. Kornegay had earlier Introduced a Bill making
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    Lock icon 'No bar' Bill
    21 3 SALISBURY, Thurs. Legislation has been introduced in the Southern Rhodesian Parliament to eliminate race barriers in cinemas. Reuter
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    Lock icon Polaris sub bid: Eight in jail
    44 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Eight young people, most of them students, were In Jail at Groton Connecticut, yesterday after several of them had tried to board the Ethan Allen, America's latest Polaris submarine, when it was commissioned yesterday.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Royal visit is over
    70 3 BELFAST. Thurs. Queen Elizabeth's first visit to Northern Ireland since 1954 ended yesterday when the royal yacht Britannia steamed through the harbour to th«» cheers of thousands of onlookers. The two-day visit, which was highlighted by a ball given on the royal yacht, ended with the
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      161 3 THE MALAYAN LIFE GENERAL ASSURANCE CO. LTD. (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) HEAD OFFICE KUALA LUMPUR. has pleasure in announcing the opening of their SINGAPORE BRANCH AT 3rd Floor, Bank Negara Indonesia Building Malacca Street, Singapore. P. O. Box 1738. Telephone *****. it BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tengku Mohamed Hamzah.
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    Victims housed
    79 4 Seven classrooms are being used to house the victims and food is provided by cooks on contract to the department. No decision has been made to move the victims to newlycompleted flats at the moment. The Minster for National Development Mr. Tan Kia Gan, has already assured them
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    Luncheon talk
    47 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Prof. T.L. Green, Head of the Education Department, University of Malaya in Singapore, will be the guest speaker at the V's Men's Club of Singapore, Beta Chapter, luncheon meeting on Saturday, Aug. 12 at 1.30 p.m. at the Golden Venus Room, Orchard Hotel.
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    Short circuit caused fire
    166 4 SPARKS SET JOSS PAPER BLAZING SINGAPORE, Thurs. Investigators of yesterday's $300,000 fire in Lorong Tai Seng have traced the cause to a tailor's pressing iron. Sparks from a shortcircuit ignited a pile of .joss paper in a corner of the shop, according to the Police Secretary,
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    Ballet at the Vic in aid of home for aged
    257 4 Ballet at the Vic in aid of home for aged SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Ballet opened Its Eighth Season in the Victoria Theatre last night with a charity premiere in aid of St. John's Home for the Aged. "Les Sylphides" showed some improvement on last year's production. Tlie corps, once
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    KIDNAP BID CASE: STALL MAN TELLS COURT OF SHOOTING
    489 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A food stallkeeper gave an eye-witness account at the Assize Court today of the alleged shooting Incident at McPherson Road on March 23 when Mr. Chew Choo Han. managing director of a biscuit factory, was the victim of a
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    CHE YUSOF GIVES RECEPTION
    115 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The ¥ang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. this evening gave a tea party to the Assembly representatives of Bras Basah, Bukit Panjang and Bukit Timah at Istana Negar&, following his tour of their constituencies some time ago. The Assembly representatives were Mr. Lee
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    St. John review
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will review units of the St. John Ambulance Brigade on Sunday at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5 p.m.
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    Talk on Java
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Polytechnic Architectural Society will hold a talk on "Impressions of Java," Illustrated with slides, at the Polytechnic Lecture Theatre tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    SCHOOLBOYS CATCH A THUG, GET BACK STOLEN FAN
    304 4 SCHOOLBOYS CATCH A THUG, GET BACK STOLEN FAN SINGAPORE, Thursday. TfOUR youths from the River Valley Road Chinese Secondary School, after a dramatic 200-yard chase tonight, battered a man unconscious and recovered a stolen electric table fan. The youths were In the school when they saw a thug come out
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    He stole pig fodder: Jail, $400 fine
    204 4 He stole pig fodder: Jail, $400 fine SINGAPORE, Thurs. —An employee of the Gimson School tor Boys was today found guilty of stealing four bags of pig fodder, belonging to the school, on the evening of May 18. Toh Eng Hwa, 43, who runs a pig farm himself, was given
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      412 4 THE following is toaay's schex aule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS Garuda: From Jakarta (GA 802) 8.55 a.m.; from Meo..n, Kuala Lumpur (GA 992 4.10 pjn.; from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (OA 803) 4.25 pjn. Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX 731) 9.30 p.m. Thai
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    Two abortionists jailed
    800 5 Nine months for a woman, 65: 'She might not survive a long sentence' rpWO abortionists were given jail sentences in separate cases in the High Court here yesterday. In CASE NO. I Mary Shim, 35. midwife, got nine months for causing the death of Lily Tan, wife
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    USED FORCE ON A P.C. FINED $50
    67 5 USED FORCE ON A P.C. FINED $50 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Yap Oon Tlan. 25, was fined $50 in a magistrate's court today for using criminal force on a police constable by pushing him while l n a jeep going to a police station yesterday. Yap and another man, Chng Song Lim,
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    Date for hearing
    64 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Two days from Oct. 22 have been fixed for the hearing of the case against Khoo Peck Leong. 40, manager of Ounong Pulai Estate. Gelang Patah. charged with attempted rape of his maidservant. Ong Geok Eng, 30. on May 28. Mr. David Marshall will
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    Oil workers' meeting
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Shell branch of the United Workers of the Petroleum Industry will hold a general meeting at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. The meeting will consider claims for better working conditions and increased wages to be submitted to the Shell Company here.
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    More people urged to be X-rayed
    106 5 More people urged to be X-rayed SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Health said today that the response to its mass X-ray survey in the Stamford district was "fairly satisfactory, but could have been much better." A ministry statement said that 4.235 X-rays— about 706 a day— were taken at the
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    King to fake salute
    73 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will take the salute at the march-past at a parade to mark the fifth annual Federal competition of the St. John Ambulance Brigade at the Cochrane Road School here on Sunday. Nineteen teams from all over the Federation will
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    Body in a wardrobe
    51 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs A War Department canteen waiter, Chew Seng Swee, 30, was yesterday found hanging inside a wardrobe in a Geylang hotel room. The hotel manager found the body when he entered the room after receiving no response to knocks on the door. Chew booked in
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    MIC meeting
    19 5 RAWANG, Thurs.— The Maiayan Indian Congress. Rawang branch, will hold Its 14th. annual meeting here on Bunday.
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    Books gift to Nanyang
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The New Zealand Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. K. L. Hutchens, today presrnted 87 books to Nanyang Iniversity on behalf of his government. The books, given under the Colombo Plan, were accepted by Dr. Chuang Chu-lin, Vicc-Chancello: of the university. They are mostly on New
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    TEACHERS URGED TO HELP UPKEEP SCHOOLS
    232 5 TEACHERS URGED TO HELP UPKEEP SCHOOLS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TEACHERS in Chinese schools were urged today to contribute part of their salaries towards the maintenance of Chinese secondary schools which preferred not to convert into national-type schools. I The suggestion was made by Mr. Llm Llan Geok, presi-» dent of
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    2 SCHOOLS IN MALACCA AGREE TO CONVERSION
    110 5 2 SCHOOLS IN MALACCA AGREE TO CONVERSION IJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The Ministry of Education announced today that the Yok Bin High School and the Pulau Subang High School, both of Malacca, would be accepted as fully assisted nationaltype secondary schools fTom next year. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Talib, the
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    Motion to condemn council is rejected
    186 5 DENANG, Fri— The State Legislative Assembly this afternoon rejected a motion by the Socialist member for Kota, Mr. Lee Kok Liang, asking the assembly to condemn the State Executive Council for not utilising the democratic processes of consultation, representation and Information in the conduct
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    Most Aussies are against White policy, says Mr. R.
    267 6 Most Aussies are against White policy, says Mr. R. SINGAPORE, Thursday. AN Australian yesterday spoke ot the growing public opinion in his country against his Government's "White Australia" policy. Mr. Newman Rosenthal, honorary secretary of the Australian-Asian Association, now here on a short visit, said that a growing body of
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    SINGAPORE STUDENTS TOUR S. MALAYA
    110 6 SINGAPORE STUDENTS TOUR S. MALAYA SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Three bus-loads of students from Singapore secondary schools had their first glimpse of the Federation north of Johore Bahru today when they made a day-long tour of the south-western quarter of Johore State. The bus tour was part of the Student Week programme
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    'Be loyal to Malaya'
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. C Subramanlam, the Finance Minister of Madras, flew home today after a four-day visit In a message to his countrymen he urged them to be first and foremost true Malayans. He said they must be loyal to the local administration although they could
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    Fred and flubber soar to dizzy laugh heights
    320 6  -  IF you think that the wacky world of Walt Disney exists only in the animated adventures of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, you should make it a point not to miss his bigcast fully-scripted comedy called "The Absent-Minded Professor." You may have
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    A SCHOOL UNDER NOTICE LOOKS FOR NEW SITE
    190 6 *pHE management board of the Thamboosamy Pillay (national type) Tamil School in Sentul here is looking for a new site on which to put up a new building. This was stated today toy the board chairman, Mr. P. Suppiah. He confirmed that
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    BORNEAN MPs DUE ON STUDY TOUR
    86 6 BORNEAN MPs DUE ON STUDY TOUR KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Fourteen Parliamentarian! from Borneo six from North Borneo and eight from Sarawak will be making a study tour of Malaya, starting this weekend. The six from North Borneo are guests of the Malayan branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association and the
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    UN man's tour
    39 6 IPOH, Thurs— The United Nations regional representative in Malaya, Mr. H. L. Bpence, arrived here this morning on a two-day visit to Perak to see rural development projects and research centres. Rural organisation plan: Non-communal, non-political
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      337 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS scruUble stranger llsUessly 1. Does as another has done: (6). succeeds with a petition (7. 4>. 7. Giving warning beforehand of 8 Not quite open to Join a vet- lizard In quarry (in. ••1 (4). A means of raising eaoltal for 10. A ball, perhaps? (5,
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    200 WILL MEET TO FORM A YOUTH SET-UP
    288 7 200 WILL MEET TO FORM A YOUTH SET-UP K. LUMPUR. Thurs international rural youth organisations; and SUPPORX the objectives of the Malayan Youth Council and the World Assembly of Youth. Membership will De open to all youth without regard to race, sex or creed. The supreme authority of the organisation
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    Body in pool
    27 7 RAWANG, Thurs. The body of Lua Yuen Cheng, 21, was found in a disused mining pool in the mine camp area her e yesterday.
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    Armed thugs rob woman of $8,000 in cash and gold coins
    340 7 Armed thugs rob woman of $8,000 in cash and gold coins T^OUR men, one with his face painted white, raided a furniture shop here at dawn today and escaped with $6,000 cash and over $2,000 in gold coins. The robbery occurred in Jalan Langgar about 200 yards from the Alor
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    Minister's wife to give prize
    51 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Datin V. T. Sambanthan, wife of the Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, will present the challenge trophy to the winner of the national "Miss Golden Voice" contest to be he.d at the Radio Malaya auditorium here on Aug. 18 at 8
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    Police union seeks pay rises
    150 7 IJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The 700-strong Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union wants Improved salaries and working conditions for Its members. The union has decided to send a memorandum to the Commissioner of Police on the subject. The union makes four main demands: ft THAT more
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    HE'LL BE AIRWAYS CHIEF IN H.K.
    69 7 HE'LL BE AIRWAYS CHIEF IN H.K. Mr. SIM SOON TECK. who has been appointed Malayan Airways representative in Hong Kong. He will manage the company's affairs in lions Kong when its new Singapore Hong Kong services are operated from Sept. 2. Mr. Sim joined Malayan Airways in 1948 and took
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    Annual review
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The North Malaya District Council of the Boys' Brigade will hold its third annual review and display on Saturday on the Penang Esplanade.
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    American way of life for 13 Malayan teenagers
    220 7 American way of life for 1 3 Malayan teenagers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Nine Malayan girls and four boys who have been "adopted" for a year by American families will leave on Monday for their new homes in thp United States. They will live in American homes, go to American high
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    Batang Padang Planters Assn.
    52 7 A recent report In the Straits Times stated that the Batang Padang District Planters' Assoc'atlon had been formed to protect the interests of planters In the district The report was Incorrect, as the Association had been in existence since 1915 and was resuscitated in 194". after
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      205 7 Bags Bunny By Baiph Beimdahl y y<< <X I HERE'S MY DOLLAR! tXilC* \S\CP ITiX/ ™'S IS \l 1 OWN. SYLVESTER, YSOMEHOW, -r* \'l r l MZ3->^*-^ START WITH BREAST OP 1 CEASE PARTO'TH' L WHAT'LLITBE? V I'M NOT J WM\ (pUg^? .HALIBUT R3LLOWEP BvL^l^ ANP K^KAITy N y—^ f
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    172 8 M Word* $10 (Minimum, MR A MRS. NOEL BERTRAM PEREIRA th.ink fit. ml-. nlatn.- for tood wishes and attendance jii their wcddins on T-t-41 MR. AND MRS. B H. TAN i'h to tbank all friends, relatives and wellw i«hers for MSdtafl wTCtttks, t« 1< grains, loan of cam and
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    211 8 ARE YOU y resh-Air-Minded.' If you It.-l mine, for tre.-h. clean air. USE COPPERTONE whenever your* In the sun-swimminK. boating, picntckInn. t'oppertone give« the fastest sun-•,-i )x, -i|)le— with maximum suntium DON'T DELAY, enter today! riupatrlcfc'l Kamilv Jackpot prize contt lor Aueuxt. Kntry forms an< BriaM on display, at
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    53 8 Vi V,,,ri, $2. 50 (Mix.) hear rev. ORMEO of Manila ai /.ion Church. fteranitooo (■ird<n. Aug. 7 to 11. 745 p m All ire cordially Invited YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally. Sat ISIk Auk. Victoria Memorial Rail T 30 p.m. Oue<t speaker Mr. Paul Box. •To I.ixe If Christ
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    41 8 N Ira** M Vim.)— Box St cl: extra HOME LEAVE, Ort. April. Stay In rhanmiK houte In glorious country. O« i KittlnK room and bathroom. 'entril heating. First class food. l»ndon .1 h" 10On«. Anderson. Channel Ho Mlnehead. Somerset.
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  • THE Straits Times Friday, August 11,1961.
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      Moulding A Generation
      789 8 The task described in the Sarawak Education Department's second Triennial Survey in many ways resembles a bid to lift itself by its own sandal straps. It is an account of communal and historical problems qualitatively worse than the Federation has had to tackle in its education prour;iinme
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      The Squatters
      425 8 It ever there was a loaded question of the wife-beating variety it was that put forward by the P.P.P. membo;- for Menglembu when he sp^ke in Parliament on the demolition of squatter huts at Sungei Besi. Why. demanded Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam in oil the accents of outraged
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    Bitter U.S., French rivalry in Indo-China
    1262 8 Bitter U.S., French rivalry in Indo-China WHEN an imperial power gives freedom to its colonies it leaves behind two legacies the tjngible and the intangible. Roads or harbours look very much the same whether they were built by English or French engineers but habits and ways of thought inherited from
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  • WHAT MERGER MEANS BY DAVID MARSHALL
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      LATTERS
      122 8 Singapore. North Borneo, Brunei and Sarawak will be transferred to a liaison committee of all these territories plus the Federation and the Federation, by virtue ol its majority 0:1 such a committee, will have the powers and privileges but not the responsibility of the imperta. pever. This curious arrangement
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      THE STRIKE AT UTUSAN MELAYU
      133 8 AS a member of theedltorial staff of frtusan Melayu and as a worker In the newspaper which Is now the subject of public controversy. I wish to reiterate my stand which I have earlier made known to ;ny fellow workers, and also to members of
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      MALAYA'S PASTWHERE TO SEEK IT
      164 8 irOR some years you have been publishing .some very readable and InterestIng articles from Malaya's past written by "H.T.S From conversations I have had with some of your readers, not all students of history by any means, I am sure that these articles are most
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      87 8 RESCUE BREATHING New Way To Save Lives A six-year-old boy was pulled, apparently dead, from a canal, his face purple. By a fortunate chance. his mother had read a Reader's Digest article on mouth -to mouth artificial respiration only a few days previously, and saved his '»c by remembering what
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      185 8 THE LYNX The 'Lynx' Is now established v the most popular cistern for every use, whether for replacement or for new Installations. Its merits are acclaimed equally by the architect who specifies it, the i builder who installs It and the customer who nses It. The well-designed shell Is clean
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    Malaysia: 'Self-rule first'
    1275 9 Bornean peoples hope Malaya will help them on path towards early self-government SINGAPORE, Thursday historical, racial and other ties we share in common." Much of what these territories had in common were in fact legacies of British colonial rule, he said. "Our laws are basically similar I
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    FALLING MAN MISSES MOTHER AND BABY
    293 9  - FALLING MAN MISSES MOTHER AND BABY 30FT. DROP ON THE OPEN DOOR OF HER CAR By F RUDY BELTRAN- KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A MAN fell 30 feet from the second floor of a building in Ampang Road today on to the door of a parked car as the woman driver
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    MALAYANS ARRIVE IN MANILA FOR STUDY TOUR
    107 9 MALAYANS ARRIVE IN MANILA FOR STUDY TOUR |Lf ANILA, Thurs. A Malayan cultural group arrived in Manila today for a 10-day study tour of Philippines dances, arts and crafts. The visit is along the line of co-operation agreed upon by the Philippines, Malaya and Thailand in their formation of the
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    Ditched bus: 3 hurt
    58 9 MERSINO. Thurs. Two men and a girl were injured today when a bus ran off a bridge today and crashed into a 10ft. deep ditch at the 20th mile, Mersing road. The injured are M. Varathan 21. Mohd. Salleh bin Haji Hashlm 26, and his two-year-old
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    They had to sleep in cars
    49 9 KUANTAN, Thurs—Hundieds of Malays from outlying districts yesterday visited the Telok. Chempedak beach to observe the annual Mandl Safar festival by washing themselves in the sea. Hotels here were fully booked. Last night many outstation visitors had to sleep In buses and cars.
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    Mother tells of night intruder
    197 9 CINOAPORE, Thurs— Sim Slew Hong. 35. a mother of nine, told a court today that she was stabbed In resisting advances of lav Biang Hong. 23. Tay. her unemployed neighbour. Is accused of housebreaking with Intent to outrage her modesty at her horn* In Kampong
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    Malaysia —switch now in Sarawak
    180 9 KUCHING. Thurs. The chairman of Party Ne^rara Sarawak, Abang Haji Mustapha, said here that the danger of Communist take-over in Borneo territories had brought about a change in his party's oulicy towards the proposed Greater Malaysia. Originally the party insisted on having closer association between
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    Gamblers fined
    38 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thirteen gamblers, four of them women, were each fined $50 when they pleaded guilty in the fourth district court today to playing "palkow" in a common gaming house in Victoria Street on Aug. 4.
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    'Malayans prefer price to quality'
    166 10 'Malayans prefer price to quality' IjyHEN it comes to making a purchase, Malayan consumers look more for the price factor rather than quality, an Australian business executive said in Kuala Lumpur. He is Mr. R. D. May, managing director of Birko- Electric (Sales) Pty Ltd. of Melbourne, who was here
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    Sales drive for Similac food drink
    63 10 WAHCA Corporatlon, agents for Slmilac infant milk food drink, are carrying out a sales campaign in Singapore, the Federation and Borneo territories to popularise the product. Slmilac Is a product of M. and R. Dietetic Laboratories Inc. of Ohio. U.S.A. Miss Evelyn Khoo. sales
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    RECORD RUN BY NEW BEN LINE SHIP FROM U.K.
    187 10 RECORD RUN BY NEW BEN LINE SHIP FROM U.K. BEN Line's latest vessel, the 13,290--ton deadweight cargopassenger liner Bengloe arrived in Singapore yesterday from London on her maiden voyage. She Is the second ship of the Benloyal class which has been specially designed for the line's Far East trade. These
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    70 FIRMS TO TAKE PART IN FAIR
    163 10 SEVENTY commercial and industrial companies will take part in the Singapore Trade and Industrial Fair which opens at the Great World Park tonight. The firms will display products worth $2 million. They include agricultural materials, automobiles, light machinery, and cosmetics. A spokesman for
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    More tin, iron mines now
    315 10  -  Labour force has expanded to record proportions PRODUCTION IN JUNE TOO WAS HIGHEST FOR ANY MONTH SINCE RESTRICTION SCHEME WAS STARTED BY HENRY PAUL MORE tin and iron ore mines are now operating in Malaya than at any time during the past 40 months, according
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    Dunlop exports
    34 10 Dunlop Rubber Co.'s exports in the first half of 1961 increased 16 per cent over the corresponding period last year and accounted for onefifth of the home group's turnover, the company announced.
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    CONDER EXPERT DUE IN STORE
    151 10 CONDER EXPERT DUE IN STORE rpHE sales manager of Conder Engineering Co. Ltd., Mr. G. W. Walker arrives in Singapore today from England in the course of a Far East business tour. Mr. Walker will leave for Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 17 and will visit Ipoh on Aug. 23. flying
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    Airline fares to go up
    51 10 Airline fares In Europe will go up five per cent from Nov. 1 to meet rising costs, the International Air Transport Association has announced. The chairman of the lATA traffic conference which made the decision was Mr. K. A. KrLstiansen, vice-president < sales) of Scandinavian
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    American company appoints local representatives
    110 10 DEVCON Corporation. Massachusetts, manufacturers of Plastic Steel, have appointed J. f.. Tan and Co. of Singapore as representatives. Plastic Steel is a pliable new mending material for metal maeninery, automobiles and home fixtures. says a spokesman of J. E. Tan and Co. He says that
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  • COMMERCIAL news and views
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      Italian shows on next month
      167 10 Italian shows on next month ITALY is holding A several trade fairs and exhibitions next month. They are: Footwear and Leather Trade Fair at Flrenze (Sept. 2 to 10); International Furnishing Exhibition at Monza (Sept. 2 to 24); 25th International Levant Fair (Sept. 3 to 18) International Ceramic Show and
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      Engineer: Adopt automatic anti-fire system
      203 10 Engineer: Adopt automatic anti-fire system AN Australian fire protection engineer who visited Kuala Lumpur last week expressed surprise that no automatic fire protection system was being used in Malaya. He was Mr. N. R. Dowling, owner and managing director of Reliance Fire Sprinkler Co., Sydney. He said he could not
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      Promoting trade in weed-killer
      119 10 Promoting trade in weed-killer Tl|R. W. Abel Smith I*l (above), joint managing director of Fisons Overseas Ltd.. who has been visiting Malaya to inspect sales progress of his firm's weed-killer, Simazine 50W, which was released on the local market in June by a subsidiary. Fisons Chemicals (M) Ltd. The chemical
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    FIRST COLOUR LITHOPRESS NOW AVAILABLE HERE
    95 10 rr\HE first two colour M. Heidelberg lithopress machine has arrived In Singapore. The agents. East Asiatic Co. Ltd. say that the press has six different ways of printing. Free demonstrations will be given at Salboo Street for a fortnight beginning on Tuesday. The company
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      206 10 CUT WEIGHT, CUT rncrci '■■mm ughtweight ■> HUMCTILE CEMENT C CO L R°RU R G E A D r^ SBES^S f L »>wK«i/i»^ff[j SHEET orsr\ iw HUMETILE sheets are exclusively manufactured by Hume Jo•lustnes (F.E.) Ltd. to meet the need for in ultra-lightweight lourst-cost asbestos cement roofing material. HUMETILE is
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      152 10 Learn how UNITED MALAYAN INSURANCE TREBLES YOUR PROTECTION every time you ride in a bus, train, lift or go to the cinema. l Under U.M.I. Life policy endorsed with ComprehenjfteTbtT urn i* ye Personal Accident Benefit every policy's value p° Mc h< > l<J f f trebles the moment you
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      1595 11 bui'lbim THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. 'fiJiT SIN6APORI (iMarparatta- Ii tie OMtM CMtea) •OHMS EXPRESS SERVICES TO LONDON UVERPOM ft CONTINENTAL PWTI S*o«re P Sham -enan» BENCLEUCN A'werp, B'men. H'burg, Roam AH 14/18 Aug 21 71 Aig 24 IS lENARTY L peel. G'mouth. Rotterdam Alf 28/24 Ah 28/ 2 AH
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      1268 11 >»- McALISTER «c CO.. LTD. W WSg^ Till Nr UMI iBRMkv r 9 BIXBaMAM UMB til BtLAVEMSM LIMB IONOOM lUMBURC ROTTERDAM HAVII LOS ANIEUS. SAN FRANCIICtI ft HULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND GIT! OF COLOMBO Acctttiip carte fer Ceatral ft Scut» rpora P. Sham renani Aaanca 72/21 Alt 11 AM/
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    97 12 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares traded quietly along easier lines Base metals and the oils were easier. Western Mining eased 2s. Id. to 255. Commonwealth Bonds held a steady trend. Con. Zinc. 92 Hi Mt. It* 71,3 N.B.H. (10s) BVMt PeK> 7/41* Amcol Ptt. 11/lHi A.C.I. 107 9 A.P.M.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    173 12 CHIPS lylnx alongtida tha Slngjpora J wlnt.ii today arc Sfm.int.in NW. 2. Hoi Houw 29/36. Hot Houw 23/24. Oakvllle 10/11. President Madison IS. Wellington 38/39, Pundua 25 M. Vitally Bonlwn- 6A, Van Spilbcricen 8/tt. Cathay 15 '18 Outer reada: Sich. San Edunrdo, Lalandla, Tobias U. Borton. Komata.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    102 12 THt Chin«»« Product Exchanitt, Sin--1 lt»pore. noon price* per picul y*|. ttrday w«r<: Ctpra: UK/ContlD«nt August ihipment J26J buy. rs. (27 Mllrr« Coconut ail: balk S3B| nUi-rn drum $4li aellen. Pipptr: Muntok j white IISO •ellt-rs. Sarawak white S17"» Kellers, special Sarawak black $150 Mllers, xarbled Lampong black
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    MINING SHARES EASIER: SMALL TRADE CONTINUES
    356 12 From Our Market Correspondent rpHKRF. was only thin X trading on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the turnover still continuing on the small side. A fractional rise in the tin price produced no results and mining prices which had started the morning easier
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Stock Indices: August 10 August Industrials: 167.09 167.34 Tins: 331.72 333.36 s Rubbers: 240.65 240.65 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    746 12 gUSIXESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Fltzpatrlckn (1.000) f 1.74 ON: K. and N. ord* (1.000) S2.SO: j. w.iu»:h (l.OOO) st. 9f»: Jackson StnKapore (1,000) J1.18: S. Trad*™ (1,000) *4.37: Wearna (3.000) S3: Wm. Jacks (1,000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 12 SINGAPORE, Aur. 10. RUBBER: 83 s cents per lb. (down fiveeighths of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: «3's cents (quiet). TIN: $468.50 per picul (up 12 1 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 285 tons (unchanged).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    211 12 AUCUST nrtt icrada rubber buyers f.a.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at K3a cents per lb down 6ve-elghths of a cent on Wednesday's closing prise, The tone was quist and slightly aaslor. S.C.C.R.A. cloning prices In cents per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 K.s.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers N2I, Kellers
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    89 12 rl Malaya* Eocnans* dunks' Association made these chance* In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all ratea to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 33 15/16. O.D. 34 1/16, 90 d/st 34a credit bills, 34 9/16 trade bills tailing T.T. or 0 O. raady: Canada 33 9/16: Holland Guilders 117*
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    RUBBER CROPS
    23 12 Further July rubber crops include: Kempas 615,200 lb RaaelU 26.200 lb. Tanorloh 120.200 lb. Batu LinUng 261,000 lb., GleneaJy 150.000 lb.
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    Singapore tin price is still gaining ground
    198 12 F|ESPITE the increased offerings now available on the market, the Singapore tin price is continuing its slow rise. Yesterday on an offering which was still estimated at 285 tons the price rose for the second consecutive day by 12 Vi cents to $468.50
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      1190 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific tic Atlantic Coast Service t.I.A. E.T.A. I.T.A. E.I.A. 1.1.A. STO"! Hon|*on| Honoiulb S. Frj»cisco L. Anfelll N. YorH Boh»i» Maru" 17/2 a »v 25 Awf a Sept lb St»t II Seit 3 Oct Mit,km Miru" 20 24 Sept 21 Sept 11 Oct 21 Oct 22 Oet 1
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      302 12 BLUE FUNNEL i a>»«aaaaaaaaaaaiaia... a _^.__OTnr_^ m\ I I > aa» I I.* Announcing SIX sailings monthly from Singapore to Liverpool SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR MANSFIELD CO., LTD. GUTHRIE CO., LTD. TIL: 2405 TEL: ***** PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG GUTHRIE CO., LTD. MANSFIELD CO., LTD TEL: 6341 TEL: ***** l~ mmm iJWi
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      808 12 AIR MINISTRY DIRECTORATEGENERAL OF WORKS Vacancy for Draughtsman (Special) A vacancy exists for a Draughtsman (Special) in the I Chief Engineer's office. A.M.W.D.. H.Q.P.E.A.F.. R.A.F. Changi. Singapore 17. (a) Applicants should have reached a standard of: (i) Final City Guilds Structural, or (ii) Higher National Certificate Civil or Building, or
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      642 12 THE ASIA INSURANCE CO. LTD. He Lost Shares Certificates An application has bc*n mad« Ito the Directors of the abovenamed Company by Madam Cheonij Ann Tee of 44-A Clatence Lane, Sin«apoie, 3. lor tiie Lvue of a c'upli.atc certificate lo her lor 120 shut ex benrlng Dlsl. Nos: ***** to
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      714 13 NOTICES Companies under the general management of Messrs. Osborne and Chappel. Ipoh tin ore outputs lor the month ended 31st July. 1961. PICULS GOPENO CONSOLIDATED LTD., AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES 2.572 TANJONG TIN DREDGING LTD.. 1.265 PETALING TIN LTD., 1.728 KENT (FMS) TIN DREDOINO LTD.. 700 PENGKALEN LTD.. 634 RAMBUTAN LTD.,
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      595 13 (Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ets. extrm WANTED General Clerk with knowledge of typing and bookkeeping Apply Box A 4226 S.T. 8' pore. WANTED Textiles and Sundry Balesman. Please apply with full particular to 32-C, South Bridge Road, Singapore. WANTED: Lady teacher for
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      1019 13 SITUATION WANTED 20 Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtra SENIOR PLANTER recently returned from U.K. open for immediate engagement. Engineering background and considerable experience with new and replanting, also stimulating old rubber areas. Highest reference* and integrity. Box A.1343, B.T. Penang. ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St
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      982 13 TUITION tt Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. extra LEA in HAIRORESSINC, facials or manicure easy ft successful method by experienced teachers. New evening courses commencing now. Salon New Yorker, 57, Stamford Road. Spore. Tel. *****. SINCAPORE ORIVINO SCHOOL Refresher course $28, complete SOS, guaranteed S6O, competent Instructors/Instructresses Modern Dual-con-trolled
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      681 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Min.)— Box St ett. extra 1»S» TWO TONE Opel Rekard $4700 one owner leaving :i< < ijcnt free regularly serviced tip-top condition mileage under ***** Pnone Spore *****. 1961 MINI MINOR wind down windows tax/Ins $4,000 0.n.0. wife's shopping car. Challis, Trlang KMate, Trlaag,
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      719 13 VEHICLES POR SALE Wards SS (Min.)— Box St ets. txtra 1957 WO LSI LEV IB 'SO, also 1957 Ford Zodiac. Both In Immaculate Condition. View 28, Orange Road, Spore. Tel: *****. riAT OMO MM Van. Rrßistered Nov. 1951. one owner fair condition. Price 52.200/- or $400/- down. Rlnc (B'pore) *****.
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      333 14 ON THE TRACK KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday and T Stable's Take Easy will be partner- ed by Moses Lee in the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's Gold Cup over six furlongs here on Sunday. A broken leg kept Moses out of the saddle for three
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      Johore team
      47 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Joiiore cricket team to meet Kedah in a friendly match at Segamat tomorrow, starting at 10.30 a.m.. is: Tan Kah Jin (capt). Harazah. L. Hold. Veerasingam. T. Perera. Selvarajah, Anandarajah. Maniam. E. de Silva. Sivapathasundram. K. Mildran. 12th man: H. Foenander.
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      Promoted Shamrock II and Tongka to miss
      477 14 'TWO class 4 horses Shamrock II and Tongka have been promoted to class. 3 and were not handicapped for the last day's races of the Ktfala Lumpur meeting on Sunday. Weights announced yesterday were: King's Gold Cup Cl I— 6F Isaha Sefia 9.04
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      Lock icon Cartwright defies Aussies' attack
      485 14 rM CARTWRIGHT. 26-year-old Warwickshire all-rounder, defied the Australian attack for over three hours at Birmingham yesterday to make 93 and lead a fine recovery by the county after they had lost their openers with only three runs on *he board. England Test reject Mike Smith, the
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      43 14 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs— Vie Toweel (South Africa), former world bantamweight boxing champion, has decided, after all, not to make a comeback. He recently thought of returning to the ring, but decided against it after a family conference. He retired in 1955.— Reuter.
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      25 14 SANTIAGO. Thurs.— Real Madrid beat Colocolo, a Chilean soccer team, 2-0 in a friendly match here yesterday. They l£d 1-0 at halftime.— Reuter.
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      Hampshire still the county leaders
      225 14 ONDON. Thurs. There were no changes at the top of the English county cricket championship after the holiday games which ended on Tuesday. p I. D Ml I D BP Pts Aye. Hampshire Middlesex Yorks Wores. Sussex 25 14 22 13 25 13 24 11
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      TENNIS STARS SHIFT TO STORE OPEN
      581 14  -  By LIM KEE CHAN CINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore lawn tennis championships, which begin on Saturday, will look like a re-run on last week's Malayan tournament. This Is because nearly all the foreign stars who dominated the Malayan Open, will be ulaylnjf here again. They
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      63 14 Irish crack relay mark DUBLIN. Thurs.-^An Irish team last night broke the European men's 4 x 380 yards relay record In an International athletic meeting at the Santry Stadium here. The team of Basil Clifford. Derek McCleane. Noel Carroll and Ronnie Delany clocked 7 mm 21.8 sec, breaking the previous
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      18 14 NORRKOEPING (South Sweden). Thurs. Sweden beat Finland 4-0 In an International soccer match hert yesterday.— Reuter.
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      202 14 SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICS FMAAL' OPEN championships (Kubu Stadium. Malacca, 8 a.m.;; CEB i central area) meet (Pantai. 2.15 p.m. i. BADMINTON Malayan open championships (S'gor BA hall i SOCCER STORE JI'MOR CIP: 2/7 DEO Gurkhas v CA 'A' (St. George's RUi: SGSFA JI'NIOR CIP: A 1 Squadron Spore Armoured Car
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    'Pull your weight' appeal to AFC members
    215 15 'Pull your weight' appeal to AFC members By KEN FERNANDEZ KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. India's delegate to the Asian Football Confederation today called upon all member countries to pull their weight behind the AFC and make it a strong and powerful body. The delegate. Mr. Pankaj Gupta, who is also vicepresident
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    63 15 CHRISTCHURCH (NZ) Thurs. The Japanese hockey teim arrived here tonight from Australia They open their tour of New Zealand with a "Test" match against New Zealand here on Saturday. The brief tour was described Py the Japanese secretary-manager Mr. J. Morita as part of
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    Malayan 'open' is Asian Games preview
    723 15  - Malayan 'open' is Asian Games preview By A. SIRIPATHY and LARRY CARROLL Malacca, Thursday SHORTLY before 8 o'clock tomorrow morning 250 athletes carrying the flags of eight nation will parade before the King and Queen for the brilliant ceremonial opening of what promises to be the biggest athletics meet ever
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    48 15 BALL VANISHED? NO. ITS WAY UP IN THE AIR WHERE is the ball? That seems to be ihe question on these faces during the match between Korea and Hong Kong in the Merdeka soccer tournament on Tuesday night. The match was drawn 1-1. Picture by Soong Hon Sin.
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    Penang women are champions
    63 15 IPOH, Thurs. Penang women won the Malayan inter-state able tennis championships with an unbeaten record here today. They beat Selangor 3-1, beat Negrl Sembllan 3-0 and beat Perak 3-2. Perak and Selangor tied for second place, winning two matches and losing one each. In the men's
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    JEGA OUT TO BEAT THE 47sec 'BARRIER'
    456 15  - JEGA OUT TO BEAT THE 47sec 'BARRIER' ERNEST FRIDA By VITAL COMPETITION FOR OLYMPIC RUNNER SINGAPORE, Thurs. —M. Jegathesan, the Federation of Malaya's Olympic runner, has decided that the FMAAU Open championships, beginning at Malacca tomorrow, is a vital one for him in view of the opposition he will receive
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    PI success in inter-port
    423 15  -  PHILIPPINES beat Japan 3-0 in the final of the inter-port tennis competition for the Yeap Hong Ghee Cup on the Town Council courts here The champions took part in the competition for the first time since its Inception In 1956. Vietnam, who won the trophy in
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      SOCCER
      53 15 STORE JUNIOR (IP: Telok Kurau Utd 2 Arsenals 1; Darul Allah 'A' w.o. Maxwell 'A. J. BAHRI LGE DIV. 1: 1/2 KEO Gurkhas 5 Jorinthlans 0. PENANG LGE DIV. 1: TPCA 3 MRC 1. FRIENDLIER: 13 Infantry Workshop REME 5 Rainbow 2 at Johore Bahru: Indian Assn 6 Revertex
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      507 15 MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS (Ipoh): MEN: Penang bt Malacca 6-0: i Kok Kwal Seng bt Chong Kok Soo 21-11, 21-12; bt Tan Choon Wah 21-14. 21-14; Choong Ken« Khoay bt Choon Wah 21-13. 31-19; Leow Lim Kung bt Lim Kuang Yen 21-8. 21-10; bt Kok Soo 21-12. 23-30). Perak bt
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    Party registration row
    598 16 Dr. Lee: We can have the same objectives as the PAP J)R. LEE Siew Choh, pro-tern chairman of Barisan Socialis, tonight accused the Government of trying to delay the registration of the new party. In a signed statement, he said: 'The Government knows it is gone for
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    45 16 WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Kennedy said today he had entered into an agreement with Vice-President Lyndon Johnson under which the Vice-President would assume the functions of the Presidency in the event of his own incapacity or Inability to fulfil his constitutional res- possibilities. Reuter.
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    30 16 THE FUNERAL OF th. lit- Mr Fo«> V.I Km will t :k.- placr on Satur- fe] „1 in I ;w p in. in-i.-. id of 12 noon, in I|>oh.
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    73 16 MRS ELLA O'ARANJO th.inkKlatiVM and Inrnds for kind txpr. ion.- of -vnipath> and mawii *aid in hn rrivn! -ad lo«< MR. AND MRS. Houind Simon lh>mk r.lntivpj and friend-, for th.-n .H.ndanrr and IMMIM on th. ooc.*Mon of their m.< CHIEW KIM SENG .v'th four son». four dniifthtera, four
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    56 16 MOSCOW teenagers look at a photograph of Major Cherman Stepanovich Titov, the second Soviet spaceman, on Red Square here. He returned to earth on Aug. 7 after a space flight which lasted 25 hr. 18 mm. and carried him 17 times round the earth over a
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    Hong Kong fail in late rally
    365 16 SINGAPORE. 1-0 conquerors of Korea last week. added Hong Kong's prized scalp to their collection when they beat them 4-3 in Group "B" of the Merdeka tournament tonight. Singapore thoroughly deserved their victory. They conceded a goal in the 19th minute, fought back with
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    'Thank you'
    48 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A watchman and a foodstall owner each received "thank you" notes from the Commissioner of Police, Mr. A.E.G. Blades, today for foi.ing a theft They are Mr. Valentine Michael. 35, and Inche Mohamed Shariff bin Mohamed Kassim. 30. Each also received small money awards.
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    168 16 Harvey and Simpson in big stand T ONDON. Thurs. An unbroken .secona-wicket stand of 202 between Bobby Simpson (132 n.0.) and Nell Harvey (115 n.0.) enabled the Australians to declare 296-1 ai tea with a fiist-innings leao. of 45 on the second day of their match with Warwickshire at EciebaMon
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    312 16 LONDON. Thurs. Renewed strength in gilt-edged securities provided the main feature of stock markets today. Prices forged strongly ahead from the opening on buying in a market short of stock and despite an occasional reaction towards the close, further substantial gains were recorded on balance. War Loan 3}
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    23 16 LONDON, Tlmrs— Bujers £926. sellers £928. Forward buyers £938. sellers £939. Settlemen*. £925. Turnover am. 115 tons p.m. 60 tons. Tone: Pinner.
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    39 16 LONDON. Thurs.— Spot 24 .d Sept. 24\d.. Oct 24'*d.. Nov 25', d.. Oct./ Dec. 25', d., Jan./ Mar. 25' 4 d.. AprU/June 25'« d.. July/Sept. 25"» d.. c.i.f. Aug. 24' 2 d.. Sept. 24-»d.. Oci MHd. Tone: Steaoy.
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    Malaya in final with Singapore or Indonesia
    205 16  - Malaya in final with Singapore or Indonesia n» NORMAN SIEBEL K. L.. Thurs AIALAYA. the joint holders, and Singapore or A Indonesia will meet for the Merdeka Cup final on Sunday. This has become the exciting outcome of tonights great matches in the Merdeka soccer tournament at the Merdeka Stadium.
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    The latest positions in tourney
    307 16 The latest positions in tourney ATEST positions In tta Merld deka soccer tournament and Van Ti deflected the b.UI p;:.-u lits own Kouikeeper to Blv» Japan an equalizer. This left Vietnam rtlta victory tarnct. They responded I bravely, too. and in the last seconds ol the halt Ha Tain lobbed
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