The Straits Times, 29 July 1962

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    Masthead
    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Malay* No. 1403. SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1962. 0 CENTS KDN 010
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    Lock icon Mac can now be edged out, says Economist
    182 1 LONDON. Sat. The Econombt. a leading independent weekly, in dis- cussing the future of the 1 British Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan. said yesterday there was now a political force in the Conservative Party which could "edge him out of the leadership." I:
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  • THE WORLD THIS MORNING
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      OFFER TO ADOPT 'DRUG' BABY
      80 1 SAN (ftANCMOO, Sat. A han Francisco physician and his wife have offered to adopt tlir baby of a Phoenix. Arizona, woman who wants an abortion br- < .iii-i- she fears the child will be born deformed, an attorney reported today. Lawyer Mr. Raynold L. Hanson,
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      Lock icon CONCUBINE TAX
      52 1 TAH'KH. Sat. "Mis* Hsieh Yu Hua, a member of the Kaolisiung City Council in southern I ormosu today proposed a new levy railed "concubine tax" at 100 Taiwan dollars (S3) per month for rarh coneubiiir. The motion, seconded by two other wnmrn members, was drfrated by the predominantly
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      Lock icon Martin Luther King
      24 1 Negro integration leader, was arrested in Abany. Georgia, with nine of his followers while praying in front of the City Hall.—Reuter.
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    MALAYSIA IN THE BAG
    1058 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN A day of smiles SUNDA V TIMES EXCLUSIVE from LONDON 'I hope to settle whole thing tomorrow. On Monday or Tuesday it might be possible to announce agreement and date of Malaysia' From LONDON, Saturday Just one more; vital meeting to tie up loose
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    MARINES TO QUIT SURPRISE
    209 1 Redeployment of U.S. Thai troops after Laos agreement BANGKOK. Sat. The American Governments decision to withdraw the remaining U.S. Marine contingents from Thailand came as a surpri.se today to the public and mast Government officials. Top Government officials obviously knew of the move in advance but
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    Diamonds in the river
    82 1 T\AR-ES-SALAAM. Sat—De- posits of rubies and diamonds have been found in the Umba River -area of eastern Tanganyika. A Government statement said yesterday the deposits are potentially valuable and fullscale prospecting Is being carried out by Williamson Diamonds Ltd., which is owned half by the Tanganyika
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    2 British climbers
    30 1 Lending a joint PakistanBritish forces expeuitiun have been killed in un avalanche on the 36.762-foot Kiiigyantirhish Peak In the Karakorum Rmiite. according to a report reaching Rawalpindi.
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    Audrey Hepburn's
    32 1 Academy Award "Oscar" and an ink drawing by Picasso have been stolen from tier Swiss villa. Police said in SUns yesterday. Miss Hepburn was in Paris at the time.— U.P.l.
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    The United States
    25 1 ....Conducted a low -yield underground nuclear te.st at the Nevada testing grounds the Atomic Energy Commission's 47Ui blast in the current series.
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    Lock icon Rhodesian plane
    21 1 Was "shot up over northern Katanga yesterday. a spokesman for the Rhodesia n Air Services said in Salisbury.— Reuter.
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    Jackie Kennedy
    21 1 Celebrated her 33rd birthday In Hyannis Port. Massachusetts, yesterday, with U.S. President Kennedy and members of the family.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Nikita Khrushchev
    19 1 Yesterday visited his native villaye of Kahnovlca near Kursk and inspected the crops, Moscow Radio said. Reuier.
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    Famine conditions
    21 1 Are grow ing worse in the central region of langanyika with 33.000 in Dodoma alone registered for relief— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Gus Grissom
    21 1 Tlie second American fn space, was promoted Horn captain to major on Friday by the U.S. Air Force— U.P.I.
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    August 20 Yong's new week target
    712 1  - August 20 Yong's new week target EE BOON LEE By SINGAPOHK, Saturday OVER 1,000 teachers today gave Uic Miiiislit for Education, Mr. Vong Xv.ik Lin, lusty cheers lor promising early iniplciiuiilution of the recommendations of Hie Lira Tav I Boh report. Target date: Implementation by the next school term (Aug.
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    Big hunt for markets
    62 1 SYDNEY. Sat.— More than 200 Australian manufacturers are expected to participate next year in a privately sponsored trade mission to Malaya. It is being arranged by Sydney businessman Mr. D. E. Taplin. chairman of the Australian Manufacturers' Export Council. Mr. Taplln told reporters today that the
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    Lock icon Souvanna Phouma
    21 1 ....Tne Laotian Prune Mn.i>ter will coiilei with U ThauL, the UN. actnm Secretary-Geii-eial. in New Yoik next Tuesday. —Reuier
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    Typhoon 'Louise'
    16 1 Killed 11 people and mjuied 22 when it hit UM SouuiWVaUn coa.s! of Japan
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    56 1 KAMPALA. Sat— A postal messenger in Uganda demanded danger money yesterday after he had run into 14 lions in the Murchison Falls game park. The messenger was cycling so fast he I couldn't stop, and charged right through the lions. They got out of the way by
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  • The News
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      ITS TEACHER'S DAY
      39 2 ITS TEA CHER'S DAY AND A RUSSIAN FILM TO ROUND IT OFF A section of the crowd at Teachers' Day celebrations at the Globe Theatre yesterday. After the meeting, they were shown a Russian fUm "Cinderella."— Sunday Times picture.
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      For those with a talent for drawing,
      232 2 For those with a talent for drawing, CAREER CORNER SERIES 2: NO. 9 fFHE career of a A draughtsman provides great personal satisfaction for anyone who Is interested in drawing and engineering, and also offers excellent opportunities lor promotion to higher positions in a firm. Before a machine ''an be
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      YOUR DOG
      278 2 'POINTER* on training... j\\\ 'T'HIS week I am RO'ng to decl 1 with a {airly popular show (itx; breed in Singapore and me I'i'iiriHtion the Bull Terner. l'nus dog was origuially bred frooa the bu.ldog and terrier in order 10 produce a new strain witta the requisite luallties
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      Man with hatchet appeals: stiffer sentence and rotan
      239 2 KOTA BHARU, Saturday A HIGH Court Judge here today enhanced the jail sentence on a man convicted of carrying a hatchet without lawful authority and ordered that he be given six strokes of the rotan. Dato Justice Hashim warned the public that
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      REFERENDUM: CARDS GO OUT
      97 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore's referendum machinery will siring Into action on Monday with the delivery of thousands of polling cards to voters. The cards will direct voters to the polling stations and delivery of these cards will go on till Aug. 4. A Government statement this evening
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      Another Philip escapade is reported
      254 2 Another Philip escapade is reported SINGAPORE, Sat. Elusive six-foot Philip Ngul Chlau Pek, 39, a man of many "faces" is reported to have popped up again In cool Cameron Highlands. This time he was posing as Dr. Franklin Goh, a U.N. consulting engineer surveying a hydro-electric project in Majaya. Philip
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      Coroner blames doctors for death after sea-snake bite
      525 2  - Coroner blames doctors for death after sea-snake bite HO SAI KONG By PENANG, Saturday THE PENANG Coroner, Mr. James Loh, today blamed two doctors for the death of a 10-year-old Australian boy, Michael John Carr, who was bitten by a sea-snake on May 7 this year. Mr. Loh returned a
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  • Hasnah Vinala Chen
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        Jumping out— of the fire into the frying-pan...
        596 3 Jumping out of the fire into the frying-pan OF PENANG— MALAYA'S NEW WRITER NO. 46 1 111 l THEME: "Suppose you had $35,000 what sort of a home would >ou build?" This article is one of three selected to win $50 each. The other two pri*t- winning essays were published
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        A WORLD FULL OF VOICES
        862 3 A WORLD FULL OF VOICES BLIND AHMAD REFUSES TO MOPE OVER THE CRUEL TRICK FATE HAS PLAYED AHMAD AT WORK DO you feel lonely?" I asked Ahmad Shukri as his hands flipped with certainty and speed over the vast switchboard. "Oh, no," said 19-year-old Peraki)orn Ahmad, who went suddenly blind
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        Best of his breed
        225 3 Best of his breed MY PICTURE shows IVI Hybeam Koko the champion boxer adjudged the best of his breed at the Federation and Singapore dog show last year. No mean feat, for the man who gave him the award was none other than the lamous British authority Mr. Leo C.
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        GOOD FOR A LAUGH
        253 3 rE trains in England are divided into small compartments which on occasion can become very stuffy. Once a member of the House of Lords was riding on the train with his secretary, a retiring, mild-man-nered man. The peer took out a large cigar and lit it.
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  • The News
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      A SHOUTING MARSHALL OFF TO U.N.
      196 4 A SHOUTING MARSHALL OFF TO U.N. Justice is on our side, he says SINGAPORE, Sat. An angry Mr. David Marshall stormed out of Singapore today with a new battle-cry: "We shall go down shouting!" The slogan was no indication of pessimism according to the Workers' Party leader who left by
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      OFFERED $80 MINISTER
      157 4 OFFERED $80 MINISTER SINGAPORE. Sat. A carpenter who offered an $80 bribe to the Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, was fined $1,000 or six months' Jail by the Second Criminal District Court today. Wu Llm. 50, of Lorong 23. Geylang, pleaded guilty to sending the money In
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      50 4 University lecturer, Mr. Lee Swee Khiang, with his bride after their wedding at the Singapore registry yesterday. Mr. Lee is a lecturer in dentistry at the University of Singapore, while Mrs. Lee, the former Miss Gloria Ng Kheng Imm, is a passport officer in the Immigration Department. Sunday Times picture.
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      Six months for man in woman's bedroom
      172 4 Six months for man in woman's bedroom A LOR STAR, Sat. A man, who entered a woman's bedroom when her husband was away, was today jailed for six months on a charge of housebreaking. "It was very mean of you to enter a woman's bedroom during her husband's absence," the
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      CHIT SENG IS BACK BUT WHAT r ABOUT BONG?!
      387 4  - CHIT SENG IS BACK BUT WHAT r ABOUT BONG?! FELIX ABISHEGANADEN As kidnapping of towkays mounts, people in Kuala Lumpur wonder: By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. KIDNAPPED cycling millionaire, Mr. Tai Chit Seng, is back but people here are asking: What has happened to Bong Sin? Mr. Bong Sin disappeared early
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      $1,100 bulldozer parts stolen
      50 4 IPOH, Sat— A bulldozer driver, Tai Kow, reported to police yesterday that the fuel Injector, dynamo and oil pump of his machine worth $1,100 were stolen. He had left the bulldozer in the jungle about five miles from the Jalapang road near Chemor two weeks ago.
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      FIVE COLLAPSE IN TEMPLE FIRE-WALKING CEREMONY
      383 5 CROWD WATCHES DRAMA AS DEVOTEES FALL WITH BADLY BLISTERED FEET KUANTAN, Saturday. piVE devotees were taken to hospital today when they collapsed with burnt feet in a fire-walking ceremony. They were among 20 who nm barefoot over 30- ft.- long pit of red hot
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      NAM KEE (THE GRAND PRIX WINNER) HURT
      92 5 NAM KEE (THE GRAND PRIX WINNER) HURT SINGAPORE, Sat. Ace motor racing driver, Yong Nam Kee, and his brother, Yong Nam Seng, who were injured in a road accident four miles from Muar last night, were tonight brought down in an ambulance to the General Hospital here at the request
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      FISH TALK
      330 5 VI ANY people keeping tistaes in A*• an aquarium have had trouble with the 4isea.se kt.iwn as "white-spot It appears suddenly as a scattering ot white, raised dot.s. like grains of tablesalt, scattered over the surface of the body of the UiJi These are it.rmed by the outer
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      Folk dance lessons for teachers
      47 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— School teachers who wish to learn folk dances will be given lessons at the Raffles Girls' Primary School hall in Queen Street every Sunday from tomorrow till Aug. 19. The lessons are organised by the Singapore Teachers' Folk Dance Society.
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      SNUJ journal: We can't be apolitical
      147 5 SNUJ journal: We can't be apolitical SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore National Union Di Journalists today said it did not believe in being involved in Inter-party conllicts of the various political parties in the settle. An editorial in the union's ottlcial organ. Wartawan. published today added, however: "At the same time
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      WAR OFFICE MAN IS CAUTIONED
      331 5 OVER D.P.P. COMPLAINT SINGAPORE. Sat Howard Gould, a sciential with the War Oftice. was cautioned and discharged today in a traffic police case baaed on a complaint by Mr. Francis T. Scow, a (town Counsel and Deputy Public Proseculoi Gould was convicted in the Second
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      Comings
      294 5 THE following b todays scnedul* A of civil aircraft movements at P-.iya Lebar Airport. Singapoie ARRIVALS: iiOAC: Prom London. Zurich. Ben ut. Kuwait, Delhi Bangkok tBA 704) 5.30 p.m.; QANTAS: From Sydney. Perth iQF 739) 8.05 p.m.; froui London Rome. Istanbul. Teheran. Delni. Bangkok iQF 738) 8.15 pm, 0
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      274 4 i t%f\nni ae> roArcuiriDivi I rVrVli/ln vICvOj ww \JI\LJ ACROSS: 1. Use <8i; 7. False DOWN: 1. Ants (6): 2. Infuriate (4); 11. Might be sister (6); 12. (6); 3. Groove (3); 4. Stuff (4.; Blaze of fire (i); 13. Fatally (8); 5. Eyot* <s>; 6. Vendor (6): 7. 15
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      236 5 TT"^^ T T rare I Behind B mm mi every Imm mwL .^mm\ Qantas I mAWßm^m^^ ilignt... p WMLSmwms^- —41 Years of Airline Experience 41 years cover practically the entire life of com- it asks in reliability, service, modern aircraft and mercial aviation. In that time Qantas has grown all-round
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  • Woman's World, Jane Lee
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        Question-Answer
        72 6 I'VE undertaken to write a thesis on "National Costumes of Malaya" and I would be most grateful if you could help me with any sources of reference, books, photos, suggestions, etc. TAN BWEE IIKAII. Edinburgh College of Domestic Science. Scotland. There are n*» books which I can recommend. Why
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        Undercover story
        593 6 Undercover story Rv THE GIRL WHO MAKES FASHION MAKE SENSE SHCTUftKS BY ALI YUSOP *fe SURPRISE! THE MALE ALSO RESORTS TO SUBTLE SUBTERFUGE -WITH CORSETS EVERY architect knows that the allimportant factor of his building is the foundation. Every hairdresser knows that the hairstyle he is creating depends on the
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        THE 'BUTTERFLY' WHO GOT WHAT WAS COMING TO HIM...
        413 6  - THE 'BUTTERFLY' WHO GOT WHAT WAS COMING TO HIM... JANE LEE By DEAR Jane Lee: I had been going out with a girl A for about a year. Six months ago. I got Involved with another girl. B. Through Jealousy, A Ignored me and I developed my friendship with B.
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      630 6 ?> See ASIA Magazine for "Now That I Am A ommoner" by ex-Princess Svga of Japan. Vitamins taste like euippte in a new fruit Off vvlw flavoured vitamin product Mothers find CHOCKS solve the problem of netting children to take vitamins! Mother, .if your children don't like the taste of
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  • Sunday Serial
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      Look younger after 40
      1516 7  -  LELORD KORDEL AND THIS EXPERT SAYS IT CAN BE DONE WITH PLANNED MEALS OF PROTEIN PART TWO OF A FOUR-PART SERIES By If you weigh 50 pounds too much by the time you are 50, your life expectancy is reduced by 50 per cent. Overweight of
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      A SEARCH FOR THE ELIXIR OF LIFE
      272 7 A SEARCH FOR THE ELIXIR OF LIFE By Cordon Donaldson LONGER life, and life lived to the end as comfortably and actively as In the earlier years that is the hope now held out by a slim. 55-year-old furiously-working Canadian doctor. The old alchemists, the magicians of the middle ages,
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  • Foreign News
    • FOREIGN NEWS
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        Use sanctions on Dr. V. U.N. urged
        317 8 Use sanctions on Dr. V. U.N. urged 'ONLY WAY TO CHANGE POLICY' NEW YORK, Sat. A strong recommendation of sanctions against South Africa was handed to the United Nations committee for South -West I Africa yesterday by j its two principal officers. Philippine Ambassador. Mr. Victorio D. Carp i o,
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        Whoosh -it's Meg...
        181 8 Whoosh -it's Meg... APPREHENSION, court, centration, satisfaction. Princess Margarets face mirrors her feelings as she learns to water-ski on a secluded country lake. She has been practising under instruction once or twice a week, and already she is quite proficient for a beginner. She holds a ski-han-dle, and is pulled
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        Lock icon Dag Hammarskjoeld
        44 8 The late UN. Secretary General left assets of 710,645 crowns ($426,000) and debts of 72.602 crowns ($43,500), accordIng to details of his estate presented to a Stockholm court. This sum does not Include the $150,000 Noble Peace Prise he received posthumously U.P.I.
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        Lock icon Jewish population
        26 8 Of the world Is 12.5 million, the newly-published American Jewish Yearbook has reported. The U.S. has the largest Jewish population, with Russia second— U.P.I.
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        'Sampan Doctor' to open two clinics to help refugees in Hong Kong
        175 8 'Sampan Doctor' to open two clinics to help refugees in Hong Kong NEW YORK, Saturday ¥)R. JIM Turpin will leave his $150,000-a--year general practice in California and sail for Hong Kong on Aug. 10 to open two clinics for Chinese refugees, he announced here 1 yesterday. Dr. Turpin. 34. who
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        Lock icon Russia: 'Portugal selling Africans'
        125 8 Russia: 'Portugal selling Africans' NEW YORK. Sat. The Soviet representative in the U.N. Special Committee on Colonialism said yesterday that sanctions would have to be considered against Portugal unless she granted independence to the African territory of Mozambique by the end of this year Mr. Valentin Oberemko was speaking in
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        Lock icon TV baseball 'victim'
        76 8 TMAZU (Japan). Sat. Enx raged because her husband refused to talk to her while watching a telecast of Japan's AU-Star Baseball game, a Japanese woman switched off the television set and gulped down a bottle of Insecticide. Mrs. Fumlko Umemura. 23. died a few hours later, and
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        NOW BEN BELLA TROOPS OCCUPY ANOTHER ALGERIAN CITY
        194 8 ALGIERS, Sat. Troops loyal to dissident vicepremier Mr. Ahmed Ben Bella took over the port city of Phlllppeville today and marched through eastern Algeria toward the Berber stronghold of Kabylia. The military action, apparently without shooting, further bolstered Mr. Ben Bella in
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        Lock icon Pilot and six
        29 8 Villagers were killed when an Indian Air Force aircraft exploded In mld-alr and crashed yesterday on a village near Mtssamarl, about 25 miles from Texpur.— Reuter.
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        Lock icon Lord Moran
        26 8 Sir Winston Churchill's personal doctor said In London that no date had been fixed for the 87 -year-old elder .statesman lo leave hospital. Keuter.
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  • MOre Foreign News
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      COMMON MART: OUTLOOK STILL GLOOMY
      200 9 ALL THE LATEST IN WORLD NEWS BRUSSELS, Saturday. BRITISH and Common Market Ministers failed to reach agreement on the all important problems of alternative markets for farm products exported by Canada, Australia, md New Zealand yesterday after nine hours of extremely tough n gotiations. The
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      Lock icon Day George VI was found 'skylarking'
      119 9 DARTMOUTH (England. Sat Queen Elizabeth read the Punishment Book while touring the Royal Navy College yesterday and found two cases involving her father, the late King George VI. In May. 1912. as a cadet the King got an extra hour of drill for "talking
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    • CABLE FLASHES
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        Millionaire Nubar £ets $17 damages from 8.8.C.
        98 9 LONDON. Sat.—Oil millionaire Nubar Gulbenklan, 66, was awarded $17 nominal damages against the British Broadcasting Corporation for breach of contract. A High Court judge found that the BBC had contracted to give Mr. Oulbenklan a free tele-re-cording of an interview programme in winch
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        20 9 COLOMBO: Ceylon x Finance Minister, Mr. FHix I>ia* Bandaranaikr, said that foreign-owned estate* in the country will not be nationalised.
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        40 9 RANGOON: The Burmese Government announced dress for university students. The announcement said in future male students wnen wearing Burmese drey must wear jackets or coals. Female students were ordered to shun sleeveless and transparent jackets and wear only thick material.
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        43 9 TAIPEH: Executioner* have been ordered by the Chinese Nationalist Ministry of Justice not to force people to kneel at executions. This hurts the feelings of people being executed, says tin- Ministry. They should stand so that they can be shot in the back.
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        61 9 MADRID: The bikini has come of age in Spain. The Government's latest list of swimming regulations omits the ban on "the use of the socalled bath-ng suits of two pieces." This means the two-piece swim suit and the bikini both are now legal. "It looks Mcc we're finally catching up
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      U.S. SEDATIVE BABIES: COURT PUTS OFF DECISION
      282 9 FLASH: Now a warning on heart drug PHOENIX (Arizona), Saturday. A COURT postponed judgment until Monday on a request to assure legality of an abortion recommended for a Phoenix matron, after hearing her counsel argue that "time is an essential fact." Superior Judge
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      W. Irian battle: 16 Dutch soldiers killed
      175 9 W. Irian battle: 16 Dutch soldiers killed NATIONALISED FIRMS WILL NOT BE RETURNED: MINISTER JAKARTA. Sat. Sixteen i Dutch soldiers have been j killed and several wounded i in fighting around Merauke near the Australian border of West New Guinea, according to a spokesman for the Indonesian "West Irian Theatre
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      RUSSIA SENDS SPUTNIK No. 7 INTO ORBIT 'TO PAVE WAY'
      144 9 MOSCOW, Sat. Russia today launched the seventh Sputnik in a series begun on March 16 to prepare the way for more complicated manned flights. According to preliminary data the latest satellite "Cosmos Seven"— which is unmanned is spinning round the
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      SUNDAY IN AMERICA
      358 9 NEW YORK was a 1 passion with Bill Johnson and his lovely young wife Caroline. For everywhere they went, their four-month -old son William was sure to go too. But police became suspicious at the extraordinary number of people who stopped to admire gurgling Will In his
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      'We can live good fight' —Nehru
      127 9 'We can live good fight' Nehru ALAHABAD. Northern Ini\dia. Sat. India was able to give "a good fight" to Communist Chinese forces on the Sino-Indlan border, the Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, declared here yesterday. "We do not want to wage war against China in that part." he said. "I believe
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          CAIRO
          205 10 ..where President Nasser revealed that Egypt now had 350-mUc range rockets to match the modern arms that certain sympathisers have given Israel. Rockets are expensive items which a desperately poor country like Egypt can 111 afford. Only three per cent of Us land Is inhabited and President Nasser has
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          LADAKH
          145 10 ...where snooting has broken out along India's disputed north-west frontier with Communist China. Panch Sila. the famous five principles which laid down the terms of Indo-Chinese cooperation in Tibet, have been forgotten. Instead In a remote area almost Inaccessible from the Indian side, both countries are spending fantastic sums
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        EQUAL PAY
        380 10 OF MEN, WOMEN AND... Fight hots up— but there are women who earn more! ByJEFFREY FRANCIS SUNDAY TIMES EXPLAINS FEATURE COMMITTEE of seven senior Federation Government officials is considering the controversial question of equal a pay for 26,000 wo- men in the teaching and other public ser- vices
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        They do have They don't have equal pay equal pay
        62 10 They do have They don't have equal pay equal pay THE progress so far in Malayan women's fight for equal pay for equal work: ON YOUR LEFT: Typists, stenograp hers, telephone operators, nurses, nursing sisters, medical officers, and rubber-tap-pers. it it it ON YOUR RIGHT: Teach crs, bus conductors, clerks,
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        For and against
        102 10 THE case for and against equal pay for women: FOR: The fiction that a woman's work is not worth as much as a man's and the principle of discrimination in pay should be eradicated, because sex discrimination is even more evil than race discrimination. There can never
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          ATOMS ON KRA
          96 10 it is a Kra canal I blown into existence by an atom bomb (Sunday Times. July 15). I think the people of Malaya are sick and tired of this threat to our entrepot trade In Singapore and the sooner Bangkok goes ahead and does what for so
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          DEATH. PERFECT DEATH
          84 10 HA S N A H V I M A L ACHEWS quoted MendW in her little story on the Goodwillers' Club in Penang (Sunday Times. July 15> May I offer from a cookery book n recipe for an Ideal way to die a verse from Mire Antolne
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          THREAT TO RUBBER
          61 10 "^JATURAL rubber will be ll tops for some time reads your headline (Sunday Times, July 15). It Is a pity you did not underline the words "for some time." The truth is that natural rubber faces a dismal future threatened as It Is by the most potent
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          STRENGTH AND SECURITY
          139 10 SIPPING coffee and listenIng to Radio Malaya. I suddenly neard the melody "Malaysia. Malaysia." Later it came over in Malay a.s well as in Tamil. 1 suppose they have it In Chinese too I don't know how other Malayans feel about Malaysia. To me it means progress
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          LETTER OF THE WEEK
          55 10 IT made my Sunday to read your "Avalanche of love for Medy Garcia" (Sunday Times, July 22). It made me proud to think of the thousand or so Malayans who had the human charity to write to this poor girl and cheer her up in her
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          INTUITION
          154 10 REFERRING to the two letters (Sunday Times, July 15) on intuition, though there Is undoubtedly a certain measure of reality In Intuition or "apprehension of an impending danger" yet. I think. It should not always be taken too seriously and acted upon forthwith: nor should it be dismissed as
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        Spore in the lead
        391 10 ONE OF 36 NATIONS THAT SAID 'YES* IN the past eight years, more than 36 countries, including Singapore, have accepted the International Labour Organisation's convention supporting "equal pay for equal work of equal value." They do not Include Britain and the United States. Members of 1.L.0.-form-ed
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        Met any awful people lately?
        640 10  - Met any awful people lately? ABU bin ADAM By J DON'T seem to have met any very awful folks lately more's the pity. I reckon it is the awful people, the "My dear, she's simply impossible" and the **()f course, you couldn't take him anywhere" types who make this old
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      13 10 HOTEL* MERLIN TREACHER ROAO, KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL
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      16 10 TURN to ASIA Magazine for Teaching Th Lost Ones To Live With Themselves Again," (Page 13).
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      STORE HELEN KELLER IS BACK TODAY TO BE A TEACHER
      281 11 STORE HELEN KELLER IS BACK TODAY TO BE A TEACHER SINGAPORE, Saturday. gIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD <le;.f and blind girl Chan Poh Lin, described us Singapore's Helen Keller, flies back tomorrow after two years at the Perkins School for the Blind in Massachusetts. And it will be a new Poh Lin who returns
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      More troops for border plan
      67 11 KtMLA LUMPUR. Sat. The Chief of Staff of the Federation's Armod Fun-. Lt.-G'>n. DatO Sir Rodney Moore, said today it was hoped to Increase security fores on both sides of the Malayan-Thai border for thr coming Jotnl drive against Communist remnants in the rf^ion. Dato
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      Fifth Magistrate
      27 11 SINGAPORE. S;it \1C A:'. l ;i l;tw officer, will relieve Mr John Doral Rni who v uoiii?; on leave, if Fifth Magistrate from I Wednesday.
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      PERAK MAYBE WITHOUT POWER IF MEN STRIKE
      126 11 I POH, Sat. The Perak Hydro Employees' Union decided today to go on strike with effect from midnight on Aug. 15, as a result of the failure of talks with their employers. The union represents about 1,500 staff members of all types employed
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      Students jeer at 'White Australia' senator
      196 11 Students jeer at 'White Australia' senator From K. O. GOTT MELBOURNE, Sat. University of Tasmania students Jeered and hooted Senator Marriott when he defended the White Australia policy during a noisy debate at the university in Hobart yesterday. Nearly 300 students attended the debate between Senator Marriott (Liberal) and Prof.
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      Lock icon Migrant is charged
      102 11 MELBOURNE, Sal. A young German migrant, Kurt Hans Gerbhardt appeared in Melbourne City Court today charged with the shooting of a Melbourne hairdresser last month, after being brought back to Melbourne on an extradition order from Singapore. Gerbhardt. 22, of the Melbourne suburb of Elwood, was remanded
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      Dr. De Silva gets new duties
      54 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Sat.— Dr. M.F. De Silva. health officer. Kuala Kangsar, will take up new duties as health officer, North Perak. Taiplng. from Monday. He takes over from Dr. (Mrs.) Leela Sen. who Is resigning to join her husband, who is a surgeon In
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      BUSINESS ON THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
      336 11 BUSINESS ON THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE SINGAPORE. Sat.-Com-blned business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms today, with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Bouslead (3.000) Sl.liO. Dunlops (4.000) $1.70. (1.000) $1.71; East Smelting (1.000) $2.75. Fed. Dlsp. (4,000> $129; Gammon < 1.000) $1.53 SM. (1,000) $1.55 SM:
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      FOR YOUR DAY BY THE SEA
      109 11 T<<tj> Sedlli KecMi 906 am 1 1.4 ft) fi.Sfl pm (fl.dft); 81nsn)orf lo lfi H.m (7 2ft) 911 p m ifll'M; Pnrt nicksop 51 am '7 o!t> f> 28 pm <8 3. r Port *«tttraha 4 '•< a n i n fifo i H
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      New power bid by UMNO in Kelantan
      195 11 New power bid by UMNO in Kelantan PARTY DIVISIONS TO BE SET UP IN ALL 30 STATE CONSTITUENCIES TO FIGHT THE 1964 ELECTION By ZAKARIA HASHIM: KOTA BAHRU, Sat TJMNO Kelantan is being reorganised in a bid to recapture the State Government from the JVM II* in the 1964 state
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      Dianne—l'm ruined' – off to face irate father
      175 11 Dianne— l'm ruined' off to face irate father SINGAPORE. Sat. An angry, bitter Dianne Seaich, the cabaret entertainer whose dancing licence was cancelled by Ipoh Councillors a week ago, flies back home tonight to face an equally angry father In Sydney. Mr. A. J. Seaich, businessman, has demanded an explanation
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      Why did you write to Miss Garcia?
      160 11 Why did you write to Miss Garcia? Tell the Sunday Tines -you stand to win a $50 prize REMEMBER last week's headline, "Avalanche Of Love For Medy Garcia"? Were you one of the thou-sand-odd Malayans who wrote to this crippled girl In Caloocan City In the Philippines? If so tell
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      Laycock is named a new DPP
      37 11 SINGAPORE. Bat. Mr. Richard Laycock has been appointed Deputy Public Prosecutor. Mr Tan Teck Choon has been made Deputy Commissioner of Estate Duties, and Mr. Amarjit Singh an Assistant Public Trustee.
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      Tenders called for link road bridge
      45 11 SINGAPORE, Sat—Tenders have been called for the construction of a bridge over a stream at the Braddell Road-Serangoon Garden link road. The link road will take a heavy traffic load off congested Yio Chu Kang and Upper Serangoon Roads.
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      Chairman's hope
      132 11 lOHORE BAHRU, Sat. The hope that the national language would not, only be used freely during National Language Month but at all times was expressed by Tuan Haji Osman bin Haji Mohamed Saat. a member of the Johore Executive Council and chairman of me National Language Competition held
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      New secondary school
      47 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. An $896,540 four-storey secondary school will be built at Burghley Drive. Berangoon Garden Estate. The school will have 22 classrooms and six special classrooms. In addition, there will be an assembly-cum-badmln-ton hall, a science block, two workshop blocks and a ran teen
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      7 named to Jubilee Fund committee
      57 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Beven people in Singapore have been appointed members of the committee of management of the Silver Jubilee Fund for three years. They are Mr. Ec Peng Liang. Mr. Cecil V.R. Wong. Miss Pitt Chin Hui, Mr. Yeo Thiam Slew, Mr. S.O.A. Alsagoff.
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      MORE FOR LEE FUND
      29 11 SINGAPORE. Bat. EtgtH members of the Overseas Assurance Corporation Ltd staff today donated $22 towards the Lee Ah Cheang fund bringing the total to $844.
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      46 12 GO MODERN SMOKE KING SIZE :*£sssSS B^hh W^'''''''*''* vcSSosfl I 1 1' I/ C -ri Rothmans King Size really satisfies Extra Length Finer Filter Best Tobacco wo^iSSfe N ALL OVER THE WORLD MORE PEOPLE SMOKE ROTHMANS THAN ANY OTHER KING SIZE VIRGINIA WORLD COPVRIQMT R 8/62
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        Tony Curtis and me —Christine
        514 13  -  GERARD GARRETT QUOTE BY THE KAUFMANN GIRL: I DO NOT THINK IT IS GOOD TO MAKE A BIG SECRET OF IT From BERLIN. SAT. THE appearance of a romantic Hollywood star engaged in a real-life romance is more valuable to a film festival than a
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        Colourful carryings-on all at sea
        559 13 Colourful carryings-on all at sea PETER LIM SEES THE NEW FILMS CARRY ON CRUISING Sidney James, Kenneth Williams, Kenneth Connor, Lix Frater, Dilyi Laye. Rank release IT was a preview 1 afloat. On board the P O Orient luxury liner Oronsay in Singapore last Tuesday were film critics, fashion models
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        THE THEATRE
        189 13 rpHE curtain of the Victoria Theatre will rise oa Friday to reveal a most significant new group of artists the Singapore Dance Theatre. This will be Singapore's first professional dance company. The very fact that such a venture can be contemplated i- largely due to the energy of
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      567 13 H^iL* r^^lT TiiLiKeWB upens inuay. 430 4 9.30pm. 1 jg|fei^ 1 J^m Technicolor iP=jt ~*i ELIZABETH: t TAYLOR t "IVANHOE" I I PUS O\ 9TACB! I TOMORROW AT 9.30 P.M. PHILIPS X PRESENT 4 t REDIFFUSION t DISCOVERIES 1962 t Mu.it by X JOSE DAROYA'S COMBO Compere: LARRY LAI. f
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      105 13 M.G.M. PRESENTS FROM TODAY i AT THE -ODEON THEATRE- 1 ELIZABETH TAYLOR JJ^i* I SIR WALTER SCOTT'S Ifrfe^J IMMORTAL CLASSIC WITH 9 l^^^^Hk TECHNICOLOR PSBWf IVANHOE" WORLD LEAGUE JT PRO-WRESTLING W^L AT BADMINTON HALL-SPORE PRINCE KUMALI LOFTY BINNIE (Coloured Hvy.-Wt. Worlo V« (Jungle-Boy) Th« Giont Chompior) Bushman of New Zealand)
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      23 13 •MjSjSa^ NOW SHOWING' "A Prince In Oonq.r" (Cant.) Today 1 1.00 o.m. "Th» Low Joke Wade" R.chord Widmork Robert Toylor in C'scope Metrocolor
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      272 13 GTtTS* COMING! (SINGAPORE) A LEGEND ABOUT £jM T HE WINNING OF THE WEST SURGES INTO l^LM| h E r O"C LIFE AS TWO GREAT STARS lfcj| APPEAR TOGETHER FOR THE 21KFIRST TIMEi flfcT9T *^ifa7!^v- jHlHte* v Aifl F *CTT^^ \w> **3 JAMES 'JL JOHN STEWART fl WAYNE SB! TheMariWhoShot m
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      Dr. Aaron (he was sent a wreath) is angry
      257 14 Dr. Aaron (he was sent a wreath) is angry SINGAPORE. Sat— The senior Government Pathologist. Dr. A. O. Aaron, said today; "I am alive and I am speaking to you over the telephone." He said this when telephoned at his General Hospital office about a practical joker who sent him
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      BITTER TIN BLOW FROM AMERICA
      526 14 PRICES TUMBLE AS THE ITC PROPOSALS ARE REJECTED KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. WASHINGTON announcement that the United States Government had rejected the International Tin Council's counterproposals for disposal of surplus tin from the American stockpile cast a gloom over Malayan tin circles today. The immediate reai
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      Why Malaya is ahead of Thailand
      128 14 Why Malaya is ahead of Thailand KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The director of the "Land Self-Help Settlement" scheme in Thailand said here today that the reason Malaya was far ahead of Thailand in rural development was that she had more money for her projects. Mr. Ararm Sudohapndhu said this at the
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      Value of land is doubled because of view
      305 14 IPOH. Sat. Mr. Justice Azml in the High Court here increased by over 100 per cent the award by the Collector of Land Revenue, Cameron Highlands, for a piece of hill top land acquired by the Pahang State Government for a V.I.P.
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      The Chettiar hosts
      37 14 SINGAPORE. Sat The Chettiar Chamber of Commerce here will entertain 100 officers and men of th<visiting Indian aircraftcarrier, Vikrant. to a tea party at their premises adjoining the Chettiar Temple in Tank Road tomorrow.
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      Malayan nurse is tops
      50 14 MELBOURNE. Sat—Malayan nurse Slew Peng Yeoh, 20, earned top marks in Victoria's examinations for first-year nurses. Miss Slew of Kuala Lumpur, sat with 350 others. She came from Malaya a year ago under the Colombo Plan and has been training at Melbourne's suburban Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital—Reuter.
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      Dear mother
      461 14 An American girl writes home THIS |> ihr liftd letter homr .if Arorntan liilh M-honl studrnl Nancy Louise llurt>. of Uliitt-H.iii<i. Ui>eon«in Nancy is in Kuala Lumpur on it tno-nuiiitli vi»it iirt-i an American I n Id Service exchange m htm. DEAR Mother: Remem- -L ber the brocade
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      299 14 K HIMI M lifuUft A 9 IP*! mi It\ nPjif i GET YOUR PIGEON-HAMPERS AT THE 1962 STORE TRftDE INDUSTRIES FAIR \sH»^i\ at the GREAT WORLD PARK Don t just buy any hamper, insist on a PIGEON-HAMPER; the Jfiii/iBPTW/ genuine housewife hamper thot offers you reel value for your fmllmlull
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      305 14 HOW CAN I CHANGE THE NOMINEE FOR E.P.F. MONEY? HOW can I change my You can go to either Manominee for my Em- tacca or Muar. ployees' Provident Fund money? TAM a Federal citizen by J.A. RAHMAN l operation of law. Must Getan*EPF Form 3 fill 1 get my own
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      POISONS HANDLED BY UNQUALIFIED PHARMACISTS
      280 15  - POISONS HANDLED BY UNQUALIFIED PHARMACISTS TAN TOCK SAIK, RATIO IN MALAYA TODAY IS AS LOW AS ONE TO 80,000 L_!l KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THK handling of poisons and deleterious drugs was often left to unqualified people in Malaya because of the shortage of qualified pharmacists, members of the Malayan Pharmaceutical
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      'Bang the table but don't lose our customers'
      338 15 'Bang the table but don't lose our customers' KUALA LUMPUR. Sal "Bang the table m hurd a* you wish. the Malayan Kuilway manager, Dato Ahmau bin Perang, told railwaymen's representatives here today, "but do not disrupt the railway service su that our customers will run away." Up said this before
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      Royal call to Malays: Work hard for progress
      142 15 Royal call to Malays: Work hard for progress KLANG, Sat— The Tengku Laxamana of Selangor, Tengku Badli Shah younger brother of the Sultan of Selangor, today called on the Malays to work hard. He called on them to "wake up from their sleep" and work to improve their standard of
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      Flag day in aid of boys' home
      45 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ramakrishna Mission Boys' Home in Bartley Road will hold its annual tb.u day on Aug. 4. The president of the Mission. Swami Siddhatmananda. said the home now houses, feeds and educates about 60 underprivileged boys.
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      A SHOW AND A TALK
      36 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ministry of Culture will present an Aneka Ragatu Ra'ayat at Jalan Tenteram at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. Inche Buan bin Omar Junid. Assemblyman for Kallang. will address the audience.
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      A WOMAN INVESTOR CALLS FOR WOMEN BROKERS IN MALAYA
      361 15 By THE CITY EDITOR DO YOU have query or doabl* Thin write to: The City Editor, Sunday limes. Times House, Kivr Valley Ruad, Singapore-!*. Q: I agree with you that women In Malaya should buy shares even if it means they
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      Violent death makes five visits in just 24 hours
      294 15 Violent death makes five visits in just 24 hours KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. FIVE PEOPLE met with violent death in Selangor within the last 24 hours three in road accidents, one by drowning and the other of suspected poisoning. In the accident, a motor cyclist, Lee Chee Tho. 32, a plumber
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      4 Aye7 votes for Asian migration increases
      108 15 4 Aye 7 votes for Asian migration increases By K. D. GOOT [tjELBOURNE, Sat. LT1 A gallup poll conducted by the Sunday Times, which was published by leading Australian daily newspapers, today shows that two out of three Australians favour allowing skilled Asians to migrate here. In an Australia wide
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      555 15 "Cllll I IFF" BRAND'S rU LL LI I L competition over V I UjUUUbUU to be won ■^Bk^iLß^P JMa^aMai V vnaw[ a^P M a^av sa^Bi BLjwati^ iifi^r A> s *im3iiMW>'^»^ J^-^F' 1 a^BaV .^aalflak^E l l j"*u-'- n ail jB^B^B^BT 1 (S3bC^»a"^^H )f "l^j^fcr u± < J^w Ist prize $5,000
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      78 15 LOOKING AHEAD FOR PROFIT K^^V^l welt, out -heettty conrpat/tioH you hold whaf f^wJM with it. Smde- hurts tib one I v&t youre dee It and pJey MMHMefI w\,nt& drained ntust undev£tQnd. it herd! Those who i*e blood Snyde- business is *j«*ke the beet of -frcm nou*> fece hko a. ihar
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      415 15 Hr Mb A. RADIO MALAYA 945 Piano Playhouse; '0.00 Relax n ulw m«*-f%i« And Lujte,,; 10 .30 Prelude To A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- Dreams; 11.00 Clobe Down, ku, Newa Headllnee; 8.05 Morning Melodiea; 7.00 Rendetvoua WlUi O nr\ir\ ciurADADr Miulc; 7.50 Time Signal, News. RADIO SINGAPORE 7.35 Breakiut Club;
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      217 16 INSIDE STORY OF A BIG CLEAN-UP You will be seeing this test at the cinema. Ii thows how an ordinary high-q aality motor oil (on the left) is dropped onto a hot piston and leaves an ashy deposit. But Shell X-IOi) Mulngrade (on the right) leaves no ashy deposit. You
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      776 17 7V Sunday Times July 79, 196J THS CISCO HIV, tyotirutUdL West f&v&uvlte BUT I PO LIKE IT.' I PO/ 1 AoOOW/ HE HITS EMOUGH SOUR MEANWHILE IN THB [f^MUTTON, STOP THE f I THIhJK ME IS x iil!iSL. NOTES TO rVOUMP THE EARS.' NBWTDWN JAIL,ajffLYS 1 MUSIC/ YOU 6OT A
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      'SAMPAN' WINS TOP PRIZE
      230 19 lOTURE CONTEST WINNER of the weeks TOP PRIZE of $30 is "Sampan" (above), submitted by Tamby bin Baba of 25 Lorong Mydin, Singapore 14. He used a Samoca camera and Fuji film. Setting: ill, 1/100 secoi.d. The SECOND PRIZE of $20 is won by "Watching the
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      The case for a camp
      155 19 THE Asian Games are only a few weeks away but we have sti'l to see the determined preparations of the Singapore contingent lor this 1 important international event. While the neighbouring countries have got their athletes camped together for the final stage of their training
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      Grudge fight
      1469 19 El FILLED WITH HORROR THEY SAW THE BROWN BOMBER TURN SAVAGE Ih THE RING fHK crowd jammed into the Yankee Stadium, New York, on that humid night in June had boiled up from the subways in great spouting gushers of humanity. They had come from the four corners
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      SO-COMFY BEATNIK
      707 20 PETER LIM'S MOTORING ROAD TESTING CITROEN'S NEW AMI 6 I HAVE been road testing a beatnik. It is Cltroen's Ami 6 a newcomer that is easily one of the most comfortable models I have ever come across. Introduced a& a middleman between the utterly utilitarian 2 i v.
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      Year of ' promise in S'pore
      350 20 Year of promise in S'pore PLAYERS FROM HK AND MALAYA WILL STRENGTHEN SIDE CINGAPORE, Sat.— Singapore and S.C.C. can look forward to a more successful rugby season this year with the posting of several outstanding players from Malaya and Hong Kong. This was disclosed at yesterday's meeting of the rugby
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      TRUEMAN CLAIMS 4 WICKETS IN 2 SPELLS
      375 20 TRUEMAN CLAIMS 4 WICKETS IN 2 SPELLS PAKISTAN FACE ANOTHER RPUT IN FOURTH TEST MATCH NOTTINGHAM, Saturday. DAKISTAN. already beaten in the current series, face another big defeat at the end of the third day's play in the Fourth Test cricket match against England here today when they were 127
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      Coutts has a plan to hold India tomorrow
      261 20 Coutts has a plan to hold India tomorrow SINGAPORE, Sat. A fit and confident Singapore team will go all out on Monday to give the Indian nockcy side a hard fight in tneir friendly international matcn at Jalan Besar stadium, beginning at 5.15 p.m. It will be an important match
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      Lock icon COUNTY: TEA SCORES
      87 20 LONDON. Sat. lea scores In lodaj -'.v cricket matches were: At Birmingham: Noltmgham-.-iiiie 61 (Bannister 4-24 1; Warwickshire 123-3. At Sheffield: Essex 116-5 v Yorksiiire. At Leicester.Leicestershire 97 iD. Shepherd 5--24) Glamorgan 59-0. At The Oval: Surrey 287 ij. Ednch 71. K. Barrlngton 63) v Middlesex. At
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      Lock icon Moore agrees
      27 20 LOS ANGELES. Sat. World featherweight boxing champion Davey Moore has agreed to defend his title against No. 1 contender. Ultimo Ramos on Oct. 29. U.P.I.
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      Scully takes 6-33
      44 20 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Good bowlIng Henry Scully, who took six wickets for 33. enabled SRC. to dismiss S.C.C. for 154 (Pickup 40, D'Eynecourt 37. Zampatti 26: H. I Perera 3-38) In their two-day eric- ket match which began on the padang today.
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      Washed out
      33 20 SINGAPORE. Sat— The annual Police Inter-territorial athletic match between Singapore and Federation, scheduled at Thomson Road today, was washed out by the rain. It will be held tomorrow at 8 a.m
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      REG THOMAS HITS A CHANCELESS 82
      184 20 SINGAPORE, Sat— A chance- less 82 (seven fours and three sixes) by West Indian Reg Thomas enabled Singapore C.R.C. to declare 282 for nine at the first day's close of their two-day cricket match against Selangor C.R.C at Shenton Way today. A heavy downpour
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      DEATH
      22 20 MRS EVCRISTA BOUDVILLE aged 64 pawd away, peacefully at S3 Zlon Road. 2S-7-62 cervice at St. Bernadrtti > Church 4.30 p.m. to-day.
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      19 20 MRS. EDWARD DI ROZARIO and family thank relative?, friends for their many klndnera extended in their recent bereavement.
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      IN MEMORIAM
      27 20 IN REMEMBRANCE OF Mrs. Mary Pereyra of B*remuan departed 29.7 «1 May stir rest In peace and Hlws.y« rememhrrrd hy her loving children and erandchtldren.
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      Referee Angullia stops a fight
      275 20 Referee Angullia stops a fight SINGAPORE. Sat. Referee Harun Angullia prevented a fight between Singapore's Rahim Omar and Formosa's Lav Tim in tonignt's .soccer match in which the tourists beat an All Singapore side 4-0 at Jalan Besar. The incident took place towards the end of ihc first half when
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      Calvados can make it a pillar-to-post affair
      982 21 A DASHING 3-LENGTH WINNER IN HIS FIRST RUN... BEST BETS: Gay Buccaneer, New State and Small Change. THE GOING I* likely to be GOOD. £ALVADOS, who likes his racing in front, can make it a pillar-to- post affair in the Class 5, Div.
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      138 21 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore's junior players have been invited by the Lawn Tennis Association of Maiaya to compete In its junior championships at the Selangor Oolf Club courts In Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 16 to Aug. 19. The championships will be played In three divisions under 16s, under
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      ZETON CAN ALSO MAKE IT A DOUBLE TODAY
      249 21 went flat out In the early stages to secure the lead. He ran on gamely enough to finish third to Shangrila II and Last Try. It was a good showing and on the revised weights I certainly think he is worth another
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      HIROSE HAS EASY TASK
      210 21 CINGAPORE, Sat.— Japan's Hl- toshl Hiroie, the current Singapore Open Men's single champion, will be defending rug title In the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association open championships Irom Wednesday to Aug. 6. Tho championships have attracted 67 entries from Japan, Thailand. Philippines' and Malaya Hirose, who Is
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      Hope for five after a £ood display
      468 22 Hope for five after a £ood display SINGAPORE. Sat. Chinese Swimming Clubs crack 400 metres medley relay team of Tan Hwa Luck. Kenneth Kee, Bernard Chan and Oei Boon Khwee. will be strongly recommended for Inclusion in Singapore's contingent for the Asian Games in Jakarta next month. At the Singapore
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      Azman and Pearce bow out to Vietnamese
      166 22 Azman and Pearce bow out to Vietnamese I POH. Sat. Malaya's last hope in the men's doubles S.A. Azman and John Pearce was eliminated today in the quarter finals of the Malayan open tennis championships here today by Vo Van Bay and Vo Van Thanh, the Vietnamese winning by 4-6.
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      Cancelled
      25 22 SINGAPORE. Sat. Because of heavy rain today the cricket match between Combined Services "A" and Singapore Cricket Association "A at Giilman has been cancelled.
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      Going Soft
      22 22 PENANG. Sat.— There was heavy rain this morning and the going for tomorrow's Penang races is likely to be SOFT.
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      To new Heights
      116 22 THE scene was the Russia-United States annual athletic encounter at Stanford, California. The 70,000 spectators were tense, the giant stadium hushed. The high-jump bar was carefully raised to a height never before cleared by man. Then Valeri Brumel, his gaze unflinching on the 7ft. sin. mark, began
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      STORE FACE BLEAK PROSPECT OF AN INNINGS DEFEAT
      688 22 STORE FACE BLEAK PROSPECT OF AN INNINGS DEFEAT By NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur. Saturday CELANGOR, 242 for three overnight, went on to complete their innirings at 346, 25 minutes before lunch this fnorning and take a first innings lead of 186 over holders, Singapore, on the second day in the
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      Nattrick by Ali
      40 22 SINGAPORE. Sat. A hat trick by Ali helped Army Depot Police I to eliminate 19 Signals Regiment 4-0 In the preliminary rounds of the M.O.R. knockout cup soccer competition at Chang! today. Sohor scored the other goal.
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      General Hospital take top honours
      432 22 SINGAPORE. Sat. Allen Cheang of General Hospital was the outstanding athlete at the Ministry oi Health Sports Council meet held at Farrer Park today. In five events he competed in. Allen set new records in fourPole Vault. Oiscus. Shot Putt and Hop. Step and Jump.
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      Lock icon India's team for Games
      74 22 DELHI, Bat India wUI not send a tennis team to compete in the Asian Games at Jakarta. This was decided by the All-India Council of Sports. The Council decided that the Indian contingent will comprise 78 competitors and 15 officials. The team is: 17 atheletes. Ifi
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      50 22 SPORTS DURY^ ATHLETICS: Police inier-ter-rltorial match Singapore v Federation. Thomson Road 18 a.m.). CKICKET: Services "A" v Civilians "A". Cillman Barracks; Cingapore Chinese v Selangor Chinese, Shenton Way. SOCCER: Malaya Cup semifinal Joint Services v Selangor. Jalan Besar (7.30 p.m.); Div. 2D —P.B.U. v C.A. A", Jalan Besar 16 p.m.).
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