The Straits Times, 11 July 1962

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    20 1 average Daily certified sale exceeds 100,000 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1962. Estd. 1845. if 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Ismail will be Acting Premier
    308 1 Ismail will be Acting Premier KUALA LUMPUR, v Tues. The Malaysia talks between the Prime Ministers of the Federation and Britain will begin in; London on July 18, it' was announced today. Tengku Abdul Rahman will leave Kuala Lumpur at 10 a.m. on Thursday for Singapore on the first stage
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    A sister-to-sister chat
    60 1 Intimate interlude in the Royal Box at Wimbledon A SISTERLY interlude at the Royal Box on the Wimbledon Centre Court during the men's singles final. Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret are seen talking during a lull in the match in which Rod Lover, the holder, retained the
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    TALKS BEGIN JULY 18
    14 1 TALKS BEGIN JULY 1 8 Tengku flies to London on Sunday to meet Mac
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    Winston better
    28 1 LONDON. Tues. Today's bulletin on Sir Winston Churchill said "there has been no extension of the thrombosis" and added that his left leg is less swollen.
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    Students take a poll of Tanjong Pagar electorate
    318 1 Students take a poll of Tanjong Pagar electorate OINGAPORE, Tues. Four hundred undergraduates from the University of Singapore and Nanyang University today put aside their textbooks and lecture notes to visit the homes of every elector in the Tanjong Pagar constituency. The house-to-house visit was the first part of a
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    Lock icon Tin Council meeting
    53 1 LONDON, Tues.— A meeting of the International Tin Council expected to last until Thursday or Friday opened here today. The meeting will consider the latest U.S. proposals for releasing tin from the strategic stockpile, details of which have already been received and studied by member countries of
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    Satellites hold test secrets
    652 1 rpHE U.S. Atomic Energy Commission said today it would take scientists at least two weeks to determine what, if anything, yesterday's high altitude H-bomb explosion over Johnston Island did to the natural zone of radiation around the earth. Scientists are inclined to doubt that it had
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    A WEEK'S WAIT FOR 'RAINBOW' RESULT
    121 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TPHE effect, if any, of the United States "rain--1 bow" nuclear blast over Johnston island in the Pacific on Sunday night; will only be known in Malaya by next week, a Ministry of Health and Social Welfare spokesman said today. The
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    Lock icon Research ship
    30 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. The former Presidential yacht Wiiliamsburg will undergo a US$5OO,OOO conversion to a biological research vessel for the International Indian Ocean expedition, it was announced here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 94 bodies recovered
    62 1 POOtfA. Tues.— All 94 victims of the Alitalia jetliner which crashed near here last weekend have now been traced, according to police sources today. The remaining 26 bodies were traced today. It was announced in New Delhi today that the Indian Government is setting up a court
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    No Red pact
    30 1 BONN, Tues. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said today France ana West Germany agree neither country will sign a separate agreement with the Soviet Union against the other. U.P.L
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    ISMAIL NEW HEAD OF BANK NEGARA
    234 1 ISMAIL NEW HEAD OF BANK NEGARA KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government today announced the appointment of Inche Ismail bin Mohamed Ali. Deputy Governor of Bank Negara, to the post of Governor for a three-year term. Inche Ismail, who has been Deputy Governor for. the past 18 months, is the
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    Nikita has new plan on Berlin
    276 1 Nikita has new plan on Berlin MOSCOW. Tues.— Mr. Khrushchev today suggested that Western Allied troops in Berlin could be replaced by contingents from Denmark and Norway or Belgium and Holland, plus Poland and Czechoslovakia under the U.N. flag. Western observers .said that this was a new proposal, in the
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon East, West find the 'missing Laos link
    205 2 GENEVA, Tuesday. THE Laotion Coalition Government yesterday tabled its own neutrality declaration to the 14-nation Laos conference, renouncing the protection of "any alliance or military coalition" This declaration .was, in the words of the Soviet co-chairman, Mr. Georgi Pushkin, "the missing link" in
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    49 2 Instead of railing at Teddy Boyt. sneering at teenage fashions, mocking modcrr jrt and shuddering at pop music, let us realise that these young people are at the budding point of a#m new ago. the Rev. Leslie Davlson, of London, In his presidential address at Methodist Church conference.
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    15 HUES DIE IN POWER WAR
    172 2 MANILA. Tues. Leaders of the Huk (Communist) movement in the Philippines are engaged in a power struggle among themselves, according to the Defence Secretary, Mr. Macario Peralta, here. Mr. Peralta told reporters that defence Intelligence had learned of the power struggle during interrogation of
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    Lock icon Helicopter pilot Archie makes RN history
    125 2 Helicopter pilot Archie makes RN history SUB-LIEUT Archie Kwok N(. 26, who made British history by being the first Chinese ever to bold a commission in the Royal Navy. He passed out last week as a helicopter pilot with the Royal Naval Air Service at Culdrose, Cornwall. He is the
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    Lock icon Poison gas 'sentry'
    42 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The army today placed contracts worth U551,500,000 to produce a portable chemical sentry that warns against all known gases. The 28 lb. device flashes a red light and seta off a siren when it detects gases.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jap tax plan
    38 2 TOKYO. Tues.— The Ministry of Finance today said that Japan would soon open negotiations with New Zealand. Australia and South-East Asian countries for the conclusion or revision of taxation laws to promote economic relations— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Friendly' talks
    32 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.— Mr. George Brown, deputy leader of the British Labour Party had "the most friendly, frank and Impressive one-hour's talk" with President Kennedy at the White House yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon A Nasser idea rejected
    98 2 CAIRO. Tues. An International economic conference heTe yesterday rejected an opening suggestion by President Nasser that its name should be changed to "Conference for Adv a n cement and Peace." The 10-day meeting of delegates from Asia, Africa and Latin America is described as a conference
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    CANTON PLEA: SAVE FOOD
    357 2 From FRANCIS BOEY 'THE CANTON authoriA ties have appealed to the people to set aside a third of their food rations for three months as an emergency measure In case of war, arrivals from the provincial capital said. But. said the arrivals, neither Communist cadres nor
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    UP AND DOWN PEOPLE...
    186 2 THE "BIG COUNT" (costing the taxpayer HK54.200.000 and representing more than two years of work) disclosed that 725.577 people are living on roofs, in basements, in huts and others in make-shift accommodation. Nearly 46 per cent of the roof-dwellers are in Kowloon proper. Yaumati has one-fifth
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    SIX OF THE BEST
    62 2 A 10-YEAR-OLD boy who broke the windscreen of a car with a catapult was ordered by a juvenile court to be caned six times. A woman was driving in Kowloon City when something hit the windscreen. Her husband, a passenger, saw a boy running away with
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    Lock icon Ooh! says Anne
    68 3 HFK mouth circled in a !ong-drawn 'ooh'. Princess Anne expresses all the tennis fan's incredulity as a shot tips the net yet scores a point at the centre court at Wimbledon where Australia's Neale Fraser beat Mexico's R. H. Osuna. Fraser won 6-3. 6-1, 4-6 4-6. 6
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    Adlai can't see China in UN
    219 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. pHINA will never become a member of the United y Nations as long as it insists on the expulsion of Nationalist China as a condition of membership the U.S Ambassador to the U.N., Mr. Adlai Stevenson, said in Congressional testimony issued yesterday.
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    Lock icon French H-bomb
    24 3 PARIS. Tvi Mr. Pierre Messmer, French Defence Minister, was quoted here today as saying France" might have an H-bomb by 1970 Reuter
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    Crash kills 21
    18 3 MBABANE. Tues.—Twentyone Africans were killed and 14 injured when a lorry overthrned in Swaziland yesternay—Reuter.
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    Quick look round
    239 3 Quick look round I ONDON. Tues.— Christine Truman. 21-year-old British Wimbledon finalLst last year, has broken off her five-month-old engagement to a Liverpool dental surgeon lecturer. Her mother, who told reporters the news, said her daughter did not want to comment on her decision. Miss Truman (above), topranked woman player
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    Keeping up British Chinese cooking
    149 3 ONDON, Tues.—Own- ers of Chinese restaurants will discuss today the problem of importing waiters and cooks from Hong Kong in the light of new restrictions imposed by the Commonwealth Immigration Act. Under thi Act immigrants as distinct from tourists must have Jobs to go to.
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    Lock icon Luthuli declines...
    70 3 COPENHAGEN. Tues. ExChief Albert Luthuli has said he felt "very humiliated by the conditions placed on him in connection with his visit to Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Priie." In a letter to the organisers of the Fourth World Assembly of Youth Confress. ex-Chief Luthuli declined an
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    Lock icon GUIANA: JAGAN PLEA TO THE U.N.
    260 3 GUIANA: JAGAN PLEA TO THE U.N. NEW YORK, Tuesday. jQR. Cheddi Jagan, Premier of British Guiana, yesterday petitioned the U.N. Committee on Colonialism to take up for discussion Britain's latest postponement of planned constitutional talks for the colony. Dr. Jagan in a cable to lie chairman of the committee. Mr.
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    Govt take-over of Council enters final phase
    590 4 Govt take-over of Council enters final phase LEGISLATION to complete the final phase of the City Council's integration into the Central Government administration has been introduced in the Legislative Assembly. The legislation is incorporated in five Bills, which were committed to a select committee after a second reading. Most Important
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    SUPERVISEE WAS UNLUCKY
    120 4 SUPERVISEE WAS UNLUCKY SINGAPORE, Tues. Ang Kirn Choo. 26. a police supervisee under the Preservation of Public Becurlty Ordinance. 1955, who was 37 minutes late In reaching his home, was fined $20 In the First District Court today. He pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to be Indoors by
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    HIGHLANDERS' NEW COMMANDER —ARRIVES—
    60 4 HIGHLANDERS' NEW COMMANDER —ARRIVES— LIEUT Col. W. 6. McHardy. the new commanding officer of the Querns Own Highlanders, who has arrived in Singapore with his family. He succeeds ItCoL N.P.D.C. Baird. who will return to the United Kingdom in a fortnight. The Queen's Own Highlanders, stationed at the Selarang Barracks,
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    Petrol union officials
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Inche Zainuddln bin Mohidden has been elected chairman of the Marusen Branch of the United Workers of the Petroleum Industry. The secretary Is Mr. Wong Chin Kok. while Mr. Eng Kent? Leng has been elected treasurer.
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    VILLAGERS NAB ARMED MEN AFTER THRILLING CHASE
    317 4 Fwas National Day and villagers in Sungei Attap Road, Singapore, were settling down for the evening meal. Suddenly there was a shout for help, followed by a woman's scream. The villagers dashed out and saw two men, each armed with a knife, being
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    354 4 rfHB following U today's schex dule of civil aircraft move' menu at Pay* Lebar Airport. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Rome, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur, (BA 708) 4.55 p.m., from Sydney, Darwin (BA 711) 8 15 pjn. Ganida: From Jakarta (OA 802) 8.30 a.m.;
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      121 4 Singapore diary. PASIR PANJANO TAMIL Neighbours .session. Katong TeaMFTHODIST CHURCH: Lyrical chers Rest house, 8 p.m. preaching by Assistant Brother T.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Inof Chrlsta Seva Sangam. Ceylon, tematlonal Womena Club, 10 a.m. at Church premises. 6 p.m. GEYLANO STRAITS chin--1.8. CXXTU&AL CENTRE: EBE METHODIST CHURCH: Slide Lecture given by
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    THE HOLLOW EMPTINESS OF ALY'S LIFE...
    1173 5 THE HOLLOW EMPTINESS OF ALY'S LIFE... LTHOUGH she Z^k had lived a full -^-and busy life before they met, with appointments worked out to split second precision and timing, Bet tin a found that Aly Khan was infinitely more demanding than any studio. They would leave at literally an hour's
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      161 5 Forgive us if we are not the largest selling tDOAEEY manufactured menthol cigarette in Malaya. But we are IMPORTED from England where 4 out of every 5 menthol cigarettes smoked are CONSULATE. And. because of its premium quality H tobaccos. CONSULATE do cost I a little more actually 10 cents
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    Bill will improve Brunei's security
    278 6 I>RUNEI TOWN, Tues. Wide powers are planned for Brunei's security forces to preserve public order in the State in a Bill to be tabled in the Legislative Council shortly, according to the Brunei Bulletin. The measure the Public Order Enactment, 1962 has been drafted to
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    Gang steals cigarettes
    36 6 KLANG. Tues.— A gang of seven thugs armed with daggers held up six employees of the Morib Inn this morning and took $20 worth of cigarettes. They then got away in a car.
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    TIN ORE CASE: TWO TO STAND TRIAL
    185 6 IPOH, Tuesday. rpAY CHONG BENG, 36, assistant agent of the Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd. here, and Tan Thean Bun, 36, managing director of Sin Hup Lee Mineral Trading Co. Ltd., were today committed to stand trial in the High Court here. Tay will
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    Double-cropping study tour
    62 6 IPOH, Tues.— A group of 40 padt planters selected from various parts of the State by the Agricultural Department. Perak, will be taken on a oneday tour of Province Wellesley on Thursday to study doublecropping methods and visit orchards. They will leave Ipoh In the morning and
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    Woman dies
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A woman tapper, Tong Ah Kit. 28. of Batu Lapan Kutan Estate, died in Klang District Hospital today from caustic soda poisoning.
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    No stamps by machine and all night, too
    108 6 No stamps by machine and all night, too KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Hundreds of people today got the feel of buying stamps through a machine one of many installed at main postal centres throughout the country. There are two 10-cent stamp machines at tho General Post Office here, but one was
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    Girl injured
    38 6 IPOH, Tues— Yeong Lai Peng, 11, a pupil of a Chinese girls' school here, was seriously Injured and taken to hospital after she was knocked down by a car in Brewster Road about 11.50 a.m. today.
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    A maths expert testifies: 4-2 will produce the better grad
    957 6 A maths expert testifies: 4-2 will produce the better grad 'TWO NEW SUBJECTS WILL MEAN A HIGHER STANDARD AND ALL-ROUND KNOWLEDGE' gINGAPORE, Tues. Mat hematics expert Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong said today that the standard of mathematics attained by a Secondary Four student under the new 4-2 Chinese secondary education
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    A send-off for Tony
    83 6 BINOAPORE, Tues. Australian Singer Tony Brady was given a grand send-off by members of the Singapore Vespa Club and his fans when he set out on his singing tour of the Federation today. A party was held at the East Asiatic Company's new showroom at Orchard
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    'No rockets to explore space without study of these subjects9
    376 6 'No rockets to explore space without study of these subjects 9 died in Secondary Four. Polar co-ordinates was not a necessary topic for the study of conic sections, and since 1957 no question had been sei on this topic. In the English stream, questions on polar co-ordinates was found only
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    MERGER: THREE-QUESTION REFERENDUM IS FINAL
    1009 7 Government wins motion by 28 votes for to 14 against J'HK Legislative Assembly tonight decided by 28 votes to 1 1 that the people of Singapore should be asked to express their choice "on the mode and manner of the inevitable reunification" of Singapore and
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    Ong Eng Guan calls for an all-party conference
    2157 7 now possess. In addition, they acquire new rights as nationals of the new Federation. "Let me go into some details. A Singapore citizen now enjoys certain basic political righvs. He has the right of franchise. He has the. right to choote who
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      418 7 Girls! Tonight's the Night!! GRAND FASHION SHOW to be held at St. John's Ambulance Hall, Ipoh THU.' JULY lalh.' 1962 I 645 PM BB< 900 PM Now! a real treat tor all young women for the first time ond at great expense, after month* of hard work ond preparations, we
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, July 11, 1962. Question Of Privilege
    853 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, July 11, 1962. Question Of Privilege A most unusual question ol parliamentary privilege concerning a lawyer's right to raise in the legislature a matter deriving from proceedings in which he had been professionally engaged has been disposed of by the Singapore Legislative Assembly to the satisfaction
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    The Squatters
    225 8 Last year the Singapore Housing and Development Board built 7,500 housing units. Before the year is out, it expects to complete 13.000 more, a rate of building that completely dwarfs the performance of the old Improvement Trust good though the SJ.T. record was. Neither what haa been accomplished
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    Banned Books
    181 8 A new list of publications banned by the Government of Sarawak because they contain Communist and racial propaganda in various forms is ol exceptional interest There are fourteen of them— collections of essays and poems, two books of songs and a "Colltctlon of Writings Concerning Blessed Stars" which
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    Lock icon A rule that protects share market
    1842 8  - A rule that protects share market HECTOR NEMO by 0N July 6 you printed a headline over a letter from "3 Investors": Share market: A harsh, restrictive rule. 1 appreciate that the headIng Is only an extract from your correspondents' letter. and that it does not pretend to represent your
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    M-Dayjoy for the people: A meeting planned
    137 9 M-Day joy for the people: A meeting planned KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. 1Y —The public is to be urged to have a Digger stake in this year's Aug. 31 celebrations the fifth anniversary of independence. "It would toe a good thing to see an individual effort on the part of everyone,"
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    ELECTORS IN WRONG LIST, POLLS DELAY
    94 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Election Commission has decided to issue fresh notice of ejection for wardi "C'\ "D" and "E- in the Serdang Bharu local council, it was stated here today. Election to these wards will not take place on Thursday, as originally scheduled.
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    Govt. calls meeting on Malay and business
    131 9 KUALA LLMPL'R, Tues More than 100 business organisations in the Fed. <r.ii capital have been in vited to a meeting to discuss participation of trade and industries in the second phase of the National Language Mo:, h from July 21 to Aug. 18.
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    Lucky me—by Tengku
    1001 9 Lucky me— by Tengku 7 CAN RELY ON THE FULL CO-OPERATION OF THE PEOPLE, PRESS AND CIVIL SERVICE/ HE SAYS I(UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight spoke of being a "very lucky Prime Minister" because he could depend on the full co-operation of the people, the civil servants and
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    PEOPLE BUILD OWN ROAD
    118 9 DONTIAN, Tues. The people of Pontian, on the west coast of Johore, are building a new twomile road at Parit MarJunid. Mukim. Sungei Pingan, the District Officer, Inche Abdul Kadir bin Abdullah, said here today. The cost or the laterite road— which is 10 ft. wide—
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    More for the grenade boy
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A donation of $20 from Kirn Joo Cheong of Singapore was received today by the Straits Times for Mohammed Jedl bin Ya'acob, an Alor Oajah boy who lost his hands in a grenade accident last year, bringing his fund to $311.60
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    New chairman
    18 9 BINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Andrew Lee has been elected chairman of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association (Southern Division).
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    New hajis back
    16 9 BINOAPORE, Tues. A total of 870 new hajis returned here from Mecca yester<i?v
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    Wife raced with time while death was waiting—
    425 9 Wife raced with time while death was waiting pOR Mrs. Joiti Samtani, 29, a housewife, it was a hectic race to catch the Alitalia airliner for Bombay. She won the race —by three minutes only to keep a rendezvous with death. i 1 If she had only been three more
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    Off to India
    36 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Lieut. Mcl York Chee of the Federation Engineers left by air for India today to attend a 32-week course at the Col. lege of Military Engineering at West Klrkee. Poona.
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    Out of danger
    27 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mary Wer Chwee Neo, 37, a bar waitress who was taken to hospital unconscious yesterday, today reported to be out of danger.
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    HEADMEN TOLD TO TEACH OTHERS
    153 9 HEADMEN TOLD TO TEACH OTHERS lOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The new Johore State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Ja'afar, told 81 village headmen at the Johore civics training centre at Bukit Senyum today that what they had learnt about the rural development plan should applied in their kampongs when they returned.
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    Johnny Ang: $70 more
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Straits Times In Singapore today received three donations totalling $70 for Johnny Ang. the crippled student, bringing his fund to $4,121.20. The donations came from Tay Yong Hwa ($5O). Ronnie Ang ($10), and Chew 81m Chuan of Penang ($10).
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    $20 gift for Tay fund
    52 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Straits Times today received a donation of $20 from Leong Kirn Weng, of Batang Berjuntai, for Tay Beng Lye, the unemployed father of six who was robbed of his monthly Social Welfare Department allowance of $180 last week. Tay's lund now stands
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    55 10 NO MILKSOP is Ponda Rosa, the half-pint-sized chihuahua. She can give a good act of herself on the showbench. She recently won, among many other awards, a first and two second pri*ns at a dog show in England. Ponda Rosa is worth about $900 and is owned by
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    968 10  - Mat meets his friends and demands an explanation KATHLEEN HICKLEY .by Aii and Rukian receive, an urgent message from the jungle folk to meet them at Kolam Ayer.. When they arrive, everyone is there but Mat Mousedeer. The animals tell the children that since Mat has given up the farm
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    286 10 Kathleen Loh, aged 12: 4U, Jesaeiion Crescent, Penang; general. N'C Poi Hians, aged 14: 11. Jalan- Ahmad. Pekan, Pahang: drawing, songs Allan Chla. aged 17: 16, Craig Road, Singapore 2; music. One S«an Neo, aged Li; 112-B, Princess Anne Hill. Buka Timah Road. Singapore
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    Tiger' Ooi jailed for robbery bid with dagger
    212 11 Tiger' Ooi jailed for robbery bid with dagger pENANG, Tues. Ooi Ah Guan, 19, "Tiger General" of a secret society now serving a six-year term, was today jailed for three years and ordered to receive six strokes of the rotan for attempted robbery. Ooi pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court
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    Perak move on wards
    63 11 IPOH, Tues.— A Bill to restore the number of state constituencies In Perak to 40 and the parliamentary constituencies to 20 will be introduced in the Perak State Legislative Assembly meeting next month. It seeks to repeal the Legislative Assembly < Composition of Membership) Enactment 1960.
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    Rubber: Call to revitalise the industry
    650 11 Rubber: Call to revitalise the industry KHIR SAYS HIS MAIN CONCERN IS POSITION OF SMALLHOLDERS 4 WARNING that Malaya must revitalise her rubber industry if she wants to "survive" was given today by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir JohariInche Khlr, who was addressing a conference of
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    SARAWAK REDS SENT TO CHINA
    140 11 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Two leaders of the Sarawak United People's Party and three of their relatives, who opted to be deported to Communist China after being placed on restrictive residence for alleged Communist activities, have been secretly flown off from here. According to official sources they
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    U.S. TOLD: BECOME A FULL MEMBER OF TIN AGREEMENT
    547 11 U.S. TOLD: BECOME A FULL MEMBER OF TIN AGREEMENT MANY of the difficulties of the U.S. administration regarding the disposal of tin from its stockpile could be got rid of if the United States were to become a fully participating member of the International Tin Agreement, states the International monthly
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    Lock icon 'THE U.S. WITH HER STOCKPILE HAS BECOME A PRODUCER NATION'
    292 11 'THE U.S. WITH HER STOCKPILE HAS BECOME A PRODUCER NATION' Bolivia would go against the principles of the "democratic system to which we belong and from which we rightly expect due consideration." The magazine says the only realistic way of looking at the situation at the present time Is to
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    1474 12 and memories of those who knew him. those who loved him. He called himself a prince. It was purely a courtesy title, but although he was not. In fact, a prince by blood or by birth, Aly Khan was something far more rare;
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    THE MAN WHO'S THE lEW AGA
    838 12 THE MAN WHO'S THE lEW AGA ■tf From Pago 6 she shot over the line a clear winner. Qy that win she had brought Aly Khans winnings as an owner past the £100.000 mark— the first time this had ever been achieved In British racing history. The previous best had
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    119 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. QUIET conditions continued for Investment and Industrial shares with a more noticeable easing tendencyOils eased back In sympathy with A.O.G. which dropped to 48s. 6d., attributed to overseas' selling pressure, but recovered to close at yesterday's level of 51s 6d Mount Is* lost ls. 3d. to
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    TIN SHARES ARE EASIER: TURNOVER IS MODERATE
    347 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpiNS were easier on the A Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday; the local tin price was down and the market turned a little nervous as the International Tin Council went into session in London reversing Monday optimism on this score.
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indicts July July 10 Industrials: 165.85 165.50 Tina: 282.31 288.33 S rubbers: 172.16 172.16 Jan. 1 1958 lOfl
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    491 14 DUSLNESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: lnrtvrttrl.il Dunlops SI.TI OL. (1.000) $1.70. (1.000) $1 72 If. Containers Sl.lt OL, (2,000) $1.19. (1.000) SI. 11. (1.000) 11.181. $119 8L: McAllater (1.000) 51.33: 11. Tobacco S2.SA OU ON. S2.M
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    Rubber exports this year highest since 1951
    324 14 DESPITE the apparent quietness of the Singapore and Federation Rubber markets exports from Malaya continue at their highest levels for 11 years. Preliminary figures show that shipments In the first half of this year were running at the rate of 587.498 tons, the
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    209 14 SHIM lying alengslda the Singapore wharves today are: Carronbnak IS 'l6. Slblgo 6A. Empire Oannet 21/22, Aiibaru Muni 31/32, Anna Bakke 42/43, Antenor 13/14. Karlmun 38/39. City of Leeds 40/41. Peleus B '9, Rajah Brooke 30. Bruas 23, Sedlll NW. 4. Outer reads: Aronda. Kenlngau. Sullie, Redeverett,
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    126 14 July 10. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) r. AY N. 12 eta. Cold Store 4 t d M. Box 13 cts. Steamship 9 cii. Breweries 28 eta. a. Times 20 rts. M. Box 13 cU. S. Traders 23 eta. 8. Darby 4i<t. Unneers 10 cts. W. Jacks 10 cts.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    123 14 CHINESE Product Exchange Smgapcre nssn prices acr plcul yesterday: Coconut ell: bulk $3T| sellers, drum S4O! sellers. Copra: July 525« buyers. $26 sellers. Pepper: Muntok white si SO sellers. Sarawak white 1147* sellers, special Sarawak black SII2I sellers, Lampong black Ills sellers, AST A (123 sellers. Slngspcrs Ceccnut
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 14 July 10 RI'BBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 77. cents (up one cent). K.L.: 771 cents (up lj cents). TIN: 5436.50 (down $2.50). Estimated unofficial of ferine 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    148 14 rl Malayan Eicnin*. Banks' Aes»»Utis*i mid* Umm changes in IU rate* to merchants ycaterday (all rates to (100): Maw Vsrfc: buying TT 32 13/16, airmail OD 32 18/16. 00 d/at 33 3/16 credit bllla 33 5/18 trade bllli. Canada: rwylng TT 35 1/2. airmail OD U 5/8. 90
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    265 14 OPENING at Monday's closing levels the Federation Rubber Exchange steadied on short-cover-ing induced by the arrival of the first .steamer for July Russian Shipment. At the higher levels profit-taking checked the advance. Lower sheets were neglected. In the afternoon session further short-covering held the market steady
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    216 14 lULV tm Krsdt rubber buyers I.lt. J closed at 3 p.m. in Singapore yeaterday at 771 cents per Ib.. up on* cent on yeatcMnv's closing price TbS) tone was stesdy. I. CCR. A. closinft prices in cents per Ib yrsterday: Int. I K.S S. prompt f.o.b. buyers
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      44 14 KYOSEI LIME rrssi uata til KMtkMt Co«» riant "SEIRUN KURD" IM* lsl> II Jslf "SEIUI M**U" H II KIT M Islf e**»fM stssri Harper OUtllton Co., Ltd. S'por* Tal: ***** ftaaagi i«h' timma id. m in. M»J »trt Smiimw huki UMattl IM Isi. MX
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      364 14 NOTICE Our Sales Manager. Mr. Cheam Dow Mlii, has resigned as hum Ist July, 1962. He Ls no ir.oi* authorised to transact any oumiios or collect any money on behall ot uus company as from date nereot. Wah Liy.n Motor Co.. Kola Bliaru. Kelantan. NOTICE Mr. Yeoh Chin Cliye is
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      733 15 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE HIGH COUBT AT I MUAR. IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 7 OF IMS. Re: NG KEE KHOOV 51. Bnkit Karukar, Muar. EsUte Contractor. Date of Receiving and AdJudW cation Orders. 27.5.62. Date of Order for Summary Administration.— 4.7.62. Date and
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      201 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT ELECTRICAL .r MECHANICAL ENGINEER required by CONSULTING ENGINEERS. Applicants should possess a University Degree or Diploma from a Technical Institution I and have at least 2 years experience. Box A 689 S.T., K.L. j J.K.R. KEDAH TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered PWD. Contractors Class "A"
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      598 15 ifcJMJfr^MIUjUMBMM^MBMiiaI (CooUnaed fross Page S> SITUATIONS VACANT W»,d* U (Min.)— Bom I* StS. «xfr. WANTED VOUNO OIRL As Jaga/ Play Amah for tares year old boy. Must speak English. Phooo (Spore) *****. WANTED A CLERK Minimum Senior Cambridge with a strong Credit In Mathematics. Apply Box A 4945 8.T.. Spore
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      990 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED Word* SI (Min.t—Boi St els. exlra 1 SEPTEMBER tor o months f urmsned Klai/Leare Houm for Army Officer/wife OHQ area. About 5430. Bo* A 4920 8.T., B' pore. URGENTLY WANTED 8 houses furnished or unfurnished for European families along Buklt Timah Road, Paterson Road. Contact Kata Singh (Spore)
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      788 15 MISCELLANEOUS It Word* SI (Mm.i —B ox St eta. txtra UNITY Is Our Watch word road Bertta Marian and be up-toslats with what you sre expected to do to he a food citizen familiar with our National IssMßkaßßi GIVB YOUR PATRONS IBs cool comfort— (he stayer luxury Ot air-con-ditioned Hair
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      281 15 WHERE TO STAY (S'pjre) It Word* SI (Mln.r—Box St eU. txtrm CHINESE V.M.C.A. HOSTEL Most Economical. Comfortable with Modern Conveniences, near Commercial Centra, Railway. Shipping Air Travel Agencies. Telephone 7M28. Singapore. WHERE TO STAY (Fee).) tt Word* Si (Min.)— Box It eto. extra JOHORE HOTEL J.B. English. Cantonese Food Aircondltioned
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    TIMES SPORT 1 Sobers and in C'wealth tour XI
    388 16  -  FIRDIE SALAHUDIN By Singapore, Tuesday WEST Indians Wesley Hall, Garfield Sobers and Rohan Kanhai are among the 14 players in the Commonwealth side to tour Singapore and the Federation in OctoberRon Roberts, a British journalist who is organising the tour, has
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    Seng Thum hattrick
    118 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. Chew Seng Thum. the Chinese Athletic centre-forward. today underlined his claims foi a Singapore "cap" by scoring a hattrick against Darul Afiah In the SAFA League Div. 1 match at Jalan Be?ar Stadium. The Athletic, however, were lucky winners for it was an "own goal"
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    'EXERCISE SHOOTING' FOR JOINT SERVICES FORWARDS
    210 16 SINGAPORE. Tue s Singapore Joint Services forwards will be on "Exercise Shooting" when they meet at R.A.F. Seletar for training on Thursday in preparation for their important away Malaya Cup tie against Malacca on Monday. Fit -Lt. W. E. Banwy. the Joint Services F.A.
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    23 16 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues.— The Kedah AAA 1962 championships A-lil be held at the Stadium Daru«man, Alor Star, on Thursday .inrl Friday.
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    205 16 Warwick beat Worcs in 2 days f ONDON. Tues.— Warwickshire, the county cricket leaders consolidated their position >vith a' flve-wicket win over Worcestershire on the second day at Worcester. Seam bcwler John Br.nnlster (four for 50) returned the Best figures for the leaders wlio dismissed Worcestershire for 184. leaving Warwickshire
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    615 16 SEAP 'golds 9 should be Jakarta 'passports' Q THE Federation of Malaya Olympic Council, which meets today to consider applications of its affiliates to send their teams to the Asian Games at Jakarta next month, can simplify its task by using SEAP Games performances as a yardstic. Teams and individuals
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    136 16 mROON. Tues.— Sam Snead. 48. X the American golf Mar. cracked a magnificent 69 in the first qualifying round of the British Open golf championship here yesterday His more fancied fellow-country-men. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. could do no better than 76. Snead. whose only previous
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    126 16 SOCCER STORE DIV. 3B: Amicable 7 nunman Pioneers 1: Katong SC 0 Tamprrls Rovers 0: Dhr; 3C: Cosmos 3 Bawean 0. KLI'ANG DIV 2: Bt B-dak 5 Paxnol 3. PfcNANG DIV. 3: Ramblers 3 TPCA 2. IPOH DIV. 1: Kinta Indians 5 Ramblers 1: Drr. J: Kllat 1
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      1441 16 NOTICE To: NOTICE Pleaw note that Mesera. Sun AW CHENG TAIK, Kong Wai Kee. full circle tyre re- No 33 STEVENS ROAD, reedlne has been moved from 43 < SINGAPORE Halt Street, Ipoh to 80. Chamber- Take Notice that an action has ..-.ln Rood. Ipoh. Tel. No. 2125 •>*«> commenced
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      830 16 TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI STATE STORES TENDER NO. 16 61. TENDERS are Invited for the supply of 11.000 tons of a 'B' Crushed Gravel Closing Date 30th July. 1962. Details of Tender and Specifications can be obtained from the office of the Controller of Government Stores Brunei Town. Brunei. GOODS
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      188 16 A WORLD LEADER ALLIS CHALMERS A Z^^rt\ rii\ c^v Winching, hau'mg. loading. hc'sVii. spreading Alhs Chalmers can bi seen ofl the 106 everywhere, for Allis Chalmers is world leader the machinery field. Its na-ne m any product is a guarantee of atpendabiii'y. and qua'ity in material, workmanship and performance. Oils
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      316 16 Straits Times Crossword 1. Without A qS2Sfn the llttl. gf* Q devil half licked it! (8). 7. When he Inhabits a planet. 5. Lettuce, the doctor said with- man will carry one art above out support is a flowering (7). plant (6). 8. Doubt If science Ls over the 9.
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      75 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER SPORE BHFA LEAGUE-CUP: Group A Mercantile v Wcarnes. Glass v HK Bank. Cold Storage v Eveready: Group B Metal Box v Airways. NTS v Traction 'all at Farrer Pk): Junior A Sime Darby v Bata (padang). Wearnes v Bramtoco (padangf. Junior B Cycle v P N (River
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    THOMAS IN Aussie team without -Power
    218 17  - THOMAS IN Aussie team without -Power- KEITH HOOPER By CYDNEY, Tues. Australian champion distance runner Dave Power has withdrawn from the athletics team which will meet Indonesia in Jakarta on Aug. 4 and 5. Power Australian three-mile, six-mile and marathon champion has informed the selectors that he is preparing for
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    Lock icon Asian Games 'rehearsal'
    60 17 JAKARTA. Tues^-A six-day full-dress rehearsal of the forthcoming Asian Oames with Russian athletes taking part will be held here from July 21. The Oames begin on Aug. 24. Between the dose of the rehearsal and that date Indonesian contestants will be tuned up in competition wirr- visiting
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    FUND DRIVE
    32 17 KDCHINO, rues.— The Sarawak AAA has launched a drive for funds to enable a team of eight athletes to be sent to the Asian Oanxes in Jakarta next month. ■PJUnjTTJUTT^
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    Recoup your losses from Cash Box
    842 17 HE WAS UNLUCKY WHEN BEATEN OVER IPOH s'aF RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP TASH BOX, a beaten favourite last time out at Ipoh, can recoup the losses in Race 5 at Bukit Timah today. The four-year-old was backed as a good thing over the Ipoh
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    102 17 Sugar Ray outpointed LOS ANGELES. Tues.— Sugar Ray Robinson, former world middleweight boxing champion was outpointed by fellowAmerican Phil Moyer. 23, over 10 rounds here last night. Robinson, 42. was beaten by Moyer's brother. Denny, in February. Moyer staggered the ex-cham-pion with solid left hook to the head in the
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    SELECTION
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    1327 17 Race 1: 2.30— C1. 3 Dlv. 2-6£ 1 Waterflae (KAJ SO Tulloh 2 9.0 It 2 ***** Bine Mlrafe (K.Y. Limi Daniels. 8 8.11 'Samry 4 3 ***** Buster (RDJ Kongsi) Sullivan. 4 8.9 M. Lee 3 4 3 St. Janeiro (Thlo St.) Donnelly. 3 8.9 (8F) J.
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    Bill to set up Arbitration Court No. 2 is passed
    1138 18 Bill to set up Arbitration Court No. 2 is passed AFTER ;> two-and a-luilt'-hnur debate, the Legislative Assembly today passed a Bill amending the Industrial Relations Ordinance to provide for the setting up of another arbitration court and make conciliation in trade disputes and registration of agreements compulsory. During the
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    MERGER WILL BENEFIT REDS —MARSHALL
    276 18 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rr«HE chairman of the Workers Party. Mr. David Marshall, warned today that the Communists here would "reap the harvest of evil" if the Government's merger proposals go through. The "few Communists" In Singapore, he said, if intelligent, would be working hard to bring
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    DEATHS
    79 18 LETCHMIAMMAL wife of R. Kaanlnh of KamponK Hh.ini Mmwl away on 10 T «2. Cortet.-.- Imvrn -JO Mlrl Road S|«rr Kor cremation tod»» at CM p m COH KWEI FUNC. Aicr aw uarard iwav pearrfullv on lU-7-8'. 1 leaving nil Chrnt PihK I DauKMrra. L« CtMnc. Loan Chrnn Unu^htrr*-10-la»
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    Lock icon TRAGIC PILGRIMS CLIMB MOUNTAIN OF DEATH
    518 18 TRAGIC PILGRIMS CLIMB MOUNTAIN OF DEATH RELATIVES of vie- tims of Saturday's Alitalia jetliner crash left here today to start their sad pilgrimage to the desolate spot where their dear ones died. A group of 24. most of whom flew in from Europe and the Far East, arrived here yesterday.
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    Remanded to await return to Melbourne
    194 18 OINGAPORE, Tues. A 22-year-old German house-painter was today ordered by a district court here to be remanded conditionally until he could be sent back to Melbourne to face a charge of attempted murder. Kurt Hans Gebhardt. who was arrested at the Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A.
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    133 18 LONDON. Tues. Results in today's cricket matches were: AT WESTCLIFF: Match drawn. Yorkshire 229 and 185. Essex 202 and 60 (or one. AT OLD TRAFFORD: Match drawn. Gloucestershire 220 and 191 for two. Lancashire 269. AT BATH: Somerset beat Nottinghamshire by 152 runs. Somerset 375 for nine
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    LONDON STOCKS
    343 18 LQNDON. Tues. Recent trends in stock markets were teversed today and as industrials came back into favour no gi Hedged and gold shares retired into the background. Demand for Industrials was stimulated by the news from America that the Federal Reserve Board had reduced margin requirements from 70
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON, Tue». Buyers £868. sellers £870. Forward buyers £87". seller* £878, Settlement £867. Turnover am. 135 tons, pm. 60 tons. Tone: Very steady.
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    RUBBER
    44 18 LONDON, Tues.— Spot 22 7/IM., August 22 9/1 M Sept. 225 d.. Oct. 22-Sd.. Oct./ Dec 22 11/16 d. Jan. Mar. 225 d.. April, June 22--« d July Sept- unquoted, elf. July 225 d., August 22 5/16 d.. Sept 22 >*d. Tone: Steady.
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    167 18 FIRM TO WIND UP: 'LABOUR TROUBLE* QINQAPORE, Ton. Mr. Jee Ah Chton* senior partner of J«*-f Ah Chi&n and 00, a firm of public accountants In Sze Hal Tong Bank Building, today announced that his company would go Into voluntary liquidation "because of labour trouble." Mr. Je« stated that th«
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    Carnatic music
    33 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Indian Fine Arts Society will conduct Carnatic music classes at -the Kamala Club every Thursday from 6 p.m. beginning thi* week, under the tutorship of Mrs. Mangala KrLshnan.
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