The Straits Times, 5 July 1963

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    24 1 AVfeHACE DAILY fEBTIFIEB S A J F EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Met*** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1963 if 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    'TALKS OFF' CRISIS
    666 1 Tengku gives Razak go-ahead to break off negotiations NATIONAL LANGUAGE MONTH includes YOU! Malayans asked by Britain to 'hold on 9 From LESLIE HOFFMAN: LONDON. Thurs THERE has been a tremendous and alarming climacteric change in the Malaysian talks here in the last 12 hours. Whereas last
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    Sino-Soviet ideological war spreads even to trains
    220 1 I MOSCOW, Thurs DUSSIA today said H China had been undermining SovietChinese state relations by a vajt propaganda effort, including throwing leaflets out of train windows, to acquaint Russians with Peking's ideological views. The charges were made by the Sovk t Foreign Ministry
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    Malaysia: Tengku sends new proposals to Britain
    629 1 HOPES FADE ON SPORE ACCORD By YAP CHIN KWEE If L ALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman said tonight he had put forward certain proposals to the British Government because there did not appear to be any likelihood of agreement with Singapore
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    Lock icon Queen Elizabeth falls on her face
    171 1 Queen Elizabeth falls on her face BIRMINGHAM, Thurs. Queen Elizabeth tripped and fell on her face as she boarded a Land Rover today. She was helped to her feet by the Duke of Edinburgh, who spoke to her, appearing to ask if she was hurt. The Queen shook her head.
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    Lock icon Yemen frees 16 British captured soldiers
    123 1 ADEN. Thurs. The 16 British servicemen captured by the Yemenis 11 days ago returned here by air today. The 16 servicemen were in a party of 45 men and women ambushed by Yemenis when they accidentally crossed into Yemen during a weekend adventure training
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    Lock icon Giant tanker
    35 1 SCHBVENINOEN (Holland) Thurs.— Holland's largest merchant «hlp. a 91.000-ton tanker was christened Esso Den Haag by Crown Prlnceaa Beatrix of the Netherlands during a trial trip off Uie coast near here today Reuter
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    ANOTHER PRESTIGE TEST AT POLLS FOR MAC
    165 1 ANOTHER PRESTIGE TEST AT POLLS FOR MAC LONDON, Thurs.— Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, fighting to regain prestige in the wake of the Prof umo affair, faces new tests today in two Parliamentary by-elec-tions. British newspapers today, however, predicted one-sided wins for the Opposition Labour Party in both elections. And three
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    Lock icon Lufthansa loss
    35 1 FRANKFURT (West Germany). Thurs.— The West German national airline. Lufthansa, lost £3.950.000 last year less than half what it lost in 1961. the commercial director. Herr Ouenther Gebbe. said here last night. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Burmah turns down £300m offer
    312 1 Burmah turns down £300 m offer I ONDON, Thurs. The giant ShellBritish petroleum group announced today that they are dropping their £300 million bid for the Burmah Oil Company. This followed an earlier > announcement by the board of the Burmah Company that they had rejected the Shell- B.P. offer
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    40 1 LEE: TALKS CO ON LONDON. Thurv— Pre mier Lcr. .«^krd to com ment on break off rrpnrtv vairt: After lute niulit mcctins with Mr Saadyi "ay far i> we'rr concerned talks going on and "ill on." Rruter >^ifl
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Red coup bid in Iraq foiled by tanks
      232 2 Red coup bid in Iraq foiled by tanks OAGDAD, Thurs.— Communist rebels seized Mr. Talib Hussein Shabib. Iraqi Foreign Minister, and Mr. llazam Jawad, acting Minister of the Interior, in an abortive coup yesterday, Bagdad Radio reported. The radio quoted a Defence Ministry statement that a Communist gang captured the
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      Lock icon All agree on Rhodesia Federation's end
      269 2 VICTORIA FALLS, Thursday. A FOUR-GOVERNMENT meeting ended here yesterday in complete agreement on the means of abolishing the 10-year-old Central African Federation, by a target date of Dec. 31. A communique issued at the end of the six-day talks recorded decisions to make an
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      CALL TO BRITAIN BY UN TEAM: GIVE FREEDOM TO ADEN
      296 2 CALL TO BRITAIN BY UN TEAM: GIVE FREEDOM TO ADEN United Nations, Thurs 4 UNITED Nations investigating mission called A on Britain yesterday to grant "immediate self-determination" to the people of Aden as a prelude to complete independence It caned for a "United Nations presence" to be established in Aden
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      Cholera: Two dead
      57 2 MACAO. Thurs. The cholera death toll in Macao rose to two yesterday with the death of a five-year-old Chinese girl. There are now nine confirmed cases. The latest victim was a policeman. The two Hong KongMacao ferries are considering cutting down their twotrip service because fewer people
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      American captive in Vietnam used for propaganda
      250 2 American captive in Vietnam used for propaganda SAIGON. Thurs.— An American engineer kid n a pped by Communist guerrillas early in June is being paraded around villages in the mountains north of Saigon as a propaganda exhibit. He is Mr. Arthur Krause. a civilian employed by the Philco corporation. A
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      Lock icon Kennedy doesn't like Nik's no-war package deal offer
      410 2 Kennedy doesn't like Nik's no-war package deal offer WASHINGTON, Thursday. INDICATIONS last night were that President Kennedy is opposed to a non-aggression treaty between Nato and Warsaw Pact countries as a condition for a limited nuclear test ban treaty with the Soviet Union. This was the essence of the administrations
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      Such a crush for a shot of Christine
      128 3 Such a crush for a shot of Christine A POLICEMAN'S helmet hangs precariously by its chintrap Cameras click and whirr. And at the centre ot the milling crowd in London's rain is Christine Keeler. She was the first witness on Friday la the case at Marylebone Magistrates' Court in which
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      Lock icon Eddowes: I feared Reds might try to kill her
      195 3 NEW YORK, Thursday. R. Michael Eddowes, the London solicitor who iTI once advised Christine Keeler, said today he had feared that Soviet agents might assassinate her. in a copyright story in th* New York Journal-American he said he visited Miss Keeler's
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      Lock icon Suicide bid with razor in jail
      99 3 RENO (Nevada), Thurs.— Thomas Lee Bean, 18, on trial for the murder of British Olympic skier Sonja McCaskle tried to kill him- -If In Jail by slashing his wrist with a razor blade, a sheriff's deputy told the court hers. The deputy said: "He
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      Cuba travel curb call
      37 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Council of the Organisation of American States approved a report calling for strict measures to control travel to Cuba and to combat Communist infiltration and propaganda in the Western hemisphere.
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      German loan hitch
      27 3 BONN. Thurs.— The West German Cabinet has postponed a decision on a loan to Indonesia for a blast furnace' project. It wants more details.
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      Lock icon POLICE CHIEF WARNS ON SAUCY BADGES
      115 3 POLICE CHIEF WARNS ON SAUCY BADGES I ONDON, Thurs. Mr. Li W. A. McConnach, Chief Constable of South-end-on Sea, an East Coast resort 35 miles from London, warned today that he may prosecute sellers and wearers of novelty badges with such catch phrases as "I love it." He said: "The
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      Lock icon COURT 'NO' TO ADOPTION BY MAUGHAM
      253 3 COURT 'NO' TO ADOPTION BY MAUGHAM NICE, Thursday. ■JHE CIVIL court here, in a judgment deferred from a hearing last month, yesterday annulled the adoption by Somerset Maugham of his secretary, Alan Searle, as his son. 1 The court also ruled that Lady John Hope was his legal daughter. Only
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      Lock icon ANOTHER SPY WILL BE ARRESTED SOON, SAYS PAPER
      178 3 ANOTHER SPY WILL BE ARRESTED SOON, SAYS PAPER LONDON. Thursday. rpHE DAILY MAIL reported today that a new British spy was expected to be arrested soon following inquiries concerning a government official who recently served on the British Joint defence staff in Washington. Both the Defence Ministry and Home Office
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      Negroes in clash
      29 3 NEW YORK. Thurs.— Negroes protesting against alleged Job discrimination on a school building site battled with police and building workers at Newark yesterday Two were arrested.
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      The prisoner...
      35 3 LONDON. Thurs.— A new Health Ministry poster urging the public to stop smoking shows a prisoner peering through bars made of cigarettes with the message: "You can break free If you want to."
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      100 fight forest fire
      50 3 OTTAWA, Thurs. One hundred men and two planes are fighting a forest fire In Alberta's Peace River district. It is raging out of control over 500 acres. No relief was in sight tor hot. dry weather in the area. Forestry officials said the situation wat> deteriorating
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      Troops for Guiana
      32 3 LONDON, Thurs.— Nearly 150 men of the 2nd Bn. the Green Jackets, left by plane for British Guiana to put down acts of violence resulting from a three-month strike.
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      Lock icon Church leader sees K about that wall
      91 3 BERLIN, Thurs. Mr. Khrushchev yesterday had a twohour discussion In Bast Berlin with the Superintendent of the West Berlin Protestant Church. Mr. Hans-Martin Helbich. Church officials said that during their "very frank" conversation. Mr. Helbich. In the name of the 1.700 000 West
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      Bomb scare at royal college ceremony
      96 3 GLASGOW. Thurs An anonymous caller telephoned a Glasgow newspaper yesterday to say a bomb had been planted in a new building at a teachers' training college, which the Queen was to open A search was made but not line was found. When the call
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      Lock icon WE WILL BE FIRM AT TALKS, SAYS MOSCOW
      104 3 WE WILL BE FIRM AT TALKS, SAYS MOSCOW MOSCOW, Thurs. ITI The Soviet Communist Party said in a statement published in Pravda today that it would "unswervingly" hold to its position in the Sino-Soviet ideological talks opening here tomorrow. •'The delegation will strive to achieve the best mutual understanding between
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    Aussie team off after fact-finding mission
    284 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. TlfK leader ol a 13-nian Australian Parliamentary delegation, Mr. C.W. Davidson today described Malaya's development and industrial promotion schemes as "interesting and encouraging." Mr. Davidson said that his team's three-day fact-finding visit in the Federation had also given them a "better and
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    RAMAKRISHNA CHIEF TO GIVE TALKS IN STORE
    172 4 SWAMI Ranganathananda. (above), head of the Ramakrishna Mission of Calcutta, who Is doe to arrive in Singapore today in the course of a lecture tour of Singapore, Malaya and Hong Kong. On Saturday, the Swami will give a lecture on "The message of
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    Americans celebrate
    77 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. American Independence Day was celebrated in Singapore today with a reception given by the U.S. Consu 1 General. Mr. Sara Gilstrap and Mrs. Gilstrap. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak and his wife were among the 700 guests. On Saturday, a picnic will be
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    Blessing of sick
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour at Siglap Hill will hold a special Mass and blessing of the sick and a procession on Sunday.
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    SHIPYARD MEN TO TRAIN IN JAPAN
    124 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two local executives of Jurong Shipyard Ltd.. Mr. Chee Vi n g Lin (above, left) and Mr. Tann Yean (right), will leave shortly for training in Japan. Mr. Chee. who is chief accountant, will take a three-month orientation course with the Ishikawa.iima
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    Youths on robbery charge
    133 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two youths were instructed by a friend to waylay him at a pre-arranged spot when he drove by with a man whom they Intended to rob. a preliminary Inquiry was uid today. At the end of the inquiry. Poo Kan Seng and Chan Weng
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    Cheshire Home
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Puan Noor Alshah. wife the Yang diPertuan Negara will open the sale of work at the Singapore Cheshire Home. Tanah Merah. on July 10 at 10.30 a.m.
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    PROCESSION TO HIGHLIGHT SECOND LANGUAGE WEEK
    223 4 "I SINGAPORE. Thurs. A DECORATED float procession through Singapore streets will usher in the second National Language Week from Sept. 9 to 15. To enable the public to participate fully the Government has set up a National Language Week main committee, comprising representatives from
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    Other plans
    54 4 All Government signboards will be in two languages, the national language and the English language. The commercial firms will be requested to do the same. Banners and posters on National Language Week will also be displayed throughout the State. Other plans for the week include Announcements at the
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    Atonement: Consul sees Chinese leaders today
    133 4 Atonement: Consul sees Chinese leaders today SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Japanese Con-' sul-General in Singa- pore Mr. Hiroto Tanaka, who returned here from Tokyo last night, 1 got down to work immediately today on the question of Ja p a n's gesture of atonement to Singapore for Japanese! wartime atrocities. The
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    Alliance can form next govt—MIC
    227 4 Alliance can form next govt— MIC BUT IT MUST WORK HARD' SINGAPORE. Thursday. ]VjR. JOHN JACOB, president of the Malayan ITI Indian Congress, which is a partner of the Singapore Alliance, told the MIC general committee today that the Alliance could easily form the next government if it worked hard.
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    FOUR NURSES ON SPECIAL COURSE
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Four Singapore nurses are now taking specialised postgraduate courses at the New South Wales College of Nursing in Sydney. 1 The Singapore nurses, -all of whom trained at the General Hospital, are enrolled in the tutor sister diploma course, which requires 12 months'
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    Sunday concert
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Five pupils of Victor Doggett who will take part in "Performers' Workshop" at the Cultural Centre on Sunday a; 8 p.m. are: VickiChong. Beryl Chu. Kok Wai Choo. Lim Ann Peng and Tan Soon Tze.
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    Talk on hymnals
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Thur»— A scholar from Ceylon. Mr. Vidwan K. K. Natarajan. will give a talk on Thlrumuralgal holy hymnals" at the Sri Senpaga Vlnayagar Temple In Ceylon Road at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Annual inspection
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak will attend the annual inspection of the St. John Ambulance at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday at 10.30 ajn.
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    Breweries' picnic for 2,500
    72 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs A picnic for employees of the Tiger and Anchor breweries and their families will be held on July 14 at the Kampong Tengah holiday camp (Nee Soon) from 10 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. More than 2,500 people are expected to attend. At the picnic,
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    Electricity supply cuts
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Public Utilities Board today announced that electricity supplies will be in- j terrupted between 8.30 am. and 6.30 pjn. next Tuesday in the following areas: Sembawang Road between 13 m.s. to Seletar Pier, entire Andrews Avenue area, Kampong Wak Has- san. Kampong Tengah holiday
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      78 4 TPHE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. SingaDore: ARRIVALS Garntfa: From Medan (OA 990) 3.10 p.m.; from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur (OA 805) 5.10 paa.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.45 ajn Thai .nternatlooal: From Hong Kong. Bangkok (TO 731) 7.35 p.m. Qantaa: Prom London, Rome.
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      147 4 Malayan Airways: From Kuala Lumpur (ML 071) 10 ajn.; from Penang. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur (ML 103) 11.55 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 073) 9 p.m.; from Kota Bharu. Kuala Lumpur (ML 141) 4.40 pjn.: from Kota Bharu. Alor Star. Penang, Kuala Lumpur (ML 137) 5.50 pm.; from Penang. Ipoh, Kuala
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      144 4 p.m.: to Kuala Lumpur. Kota Bharu (ML 148) 8.30 a.m.; to Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Pen ante. (ML 152) 2 p.m.; to Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong (ML 616) 7.31 a.m.; to Malacca. Kuala Lum?ur. Ipoh, Buterworth (ML 102) ajn.; to Jakarta (ML 203) pjn. BO AC: To Bangkok. New Delhi. Beirut.
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    Malayan-HK textile factory to be set up in Ipoh
    221 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A TEXTILE factory with an initial capital of $1 million is to be set up in Ipoh as a joint venture between Malayans and a well-known Hong Kong firm of textile manufacturers. One of its directors, Haji Mustapha
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    Army to seek recruits in North Malaya
    66 5 PENANG, Thurs. A team headed by Major J. J. Plain will be In Penang on July 24 to recruit Malayan Other Ranks lor the British Army. Applicants will be Interviewed at the Territorial Army headquarters In Peel Avenue at 8.30 a.m. that day.
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    Teacher's wife dies of severe burns
    86 5 Teacher's wife dies of severe burns \f ALACCA. Thurs. A woman, Jik Kaur. 30. died in tbe General Hospital here last night from severe burns. She was the wife of Mr. Teja Singh, a teacher in the Gajah Berang School here, and mother of a child. Her clothes and hair
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    Malacca sports council officials
    44 5 MALACCA. Thurs.— Mr. M. Nagarajah has been elected president of the Malacca Government Services Sports Council. Other office-bearers are: Vicepresident*. Haji Noordln bin Hajl Teruna and Mr. J. M. Verghls; secretary. Hajl Hassar bin Monamed; and treasurer. Mr. P. Manlvasagam.
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    Wife out with lover stabbed 14 times
    286 5 Wife out with lover stabbed 14 times HUSBAND BLINDED BY JEALOUSY, MAGISTRATE TOLD PENANG, Thurs. A man stabbed his wife in the face 14 times after seeing her in a car with a lover, a magistrate's court was told today. "He was blinded by jea'ousy,' F said Mr. David Choonp
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    271 screened, eight held in police raids
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police detained eight men and screened 271 suspects In anti-secret society raids In the past 24 hours. Seven were arrested In the Rural West area and detained under the Societies Ordinance. The eighth man was arrested In Beach Road, and detained
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    'Girl raped' report
    29 5 KUALA KANOSAR. Thurs. Police are Investigating a report that a 13-year-old girl was raped In a house at Manong where she was a was a servant.
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    GUN LICENCES: IT'S TIME TO RENEW
    184 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. IT is time to renew firearms licences again in the Federation. All permits to possess firearms expired last Sunday. Notices have gone out to all owners of firearms drawing their attention to the expiry date and calling on them to renew
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    Change of union in agreement: Hearing today
    77 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Second Industrial Arbitration Court will hear an application by the Malayan Bitumen Products Ltd. tomorrow to delete the name of the Singapore General Employees' Union In a collective agreement, and substituting It for the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union
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    Women's cake sale
    29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura.— Th« Wesley Methodist Church Women's Society will hold a cake sale at Robinson s here on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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    'Not compulsory to buy pictures of Tengku'
    93 5 'Not compulsory to buy pictures of Tengku MALACCA. Thurs. Police have told the public here that it is not compulsory to buy pictures of Tengku Abdul Rahman which are being sold by two or three men in the town and kampongs. A police spokesman said the men told the people
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    DIPLOMAT RETURNS TO HIGHER POSITION
    67 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. v —Mrs. Sheila Sharpley, who served as Third Secretary at the New Zealand High Commission here between January 1959. and December, 1960, returns to Malaya on Saturday as First Secretary. She takes over from Mr. M. P. Chapman, who will shortly be
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    MAPTB meeting
    32 5 BANTING. Thurs. A nwtHc nf t lie Kuala Langat branch of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis (MAPTB) will be held on July 12 at Oadong Estate bungalow.
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    Woman fined for speeding
    36 5 PENANG. Thurs. Mrs. Esme O. Olen, 40. was today fined $15 when she pleaded guilty to speeding alone MacAlister Road on April 1. Mrs. Olen, tne prosecution stated, drove at 39 m.p.h.
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    By-election for Kayang
    45 5 ALOR STAR Thurs. A byelection for Kayann Ward in the Slmpang Ampat Local Council elections will be held on Auk. 7 on the expiry of the two-year term of one of the councillors. Mr. Ng Moy Fart. Nominations will close on July
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    THE MAN FROM PULAU SAMBOE
    173 5 Exceptional case, says CJ: Jail term is set aside SINGAPORE, Thursday. Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jinyesterday set aside a lower court conviction and sentence of one month's jail imposed on Sian Kai, an elderly mason, for illegal entry intQ Singapore. Sian Kai arrived
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    Adviser to attend Berlin talks
    89 5 Adviser to attend Berlin talks IJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr. J. A. Richards, technical education adviser In the Ministry of Education, has been selected to attend a seminar on "The planning of vocational training In developing countries" in Berlin from July 9 to Aug. 4. The seminar, sponsored by the West
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    King sees Navy's new fast patrol boats being put through their paces
    462 6 PORT SWETTENHAM Thursday JHE Yang di-Per-tuan Agong, in his capacity as Com-mander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, inspected the first two of 10 new fast patrol craft of the Royal Malayan Navy here today. The King, dressed In the
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    Men urged to give wives a day off
    118 6 T>ENANti. Thurs The Penanc Kaum Ibu leader. Che Dasimah Dashir. today appealed to the husbands of Lmno women to give their wives "a holiday from the kitchen" on Pen.inc'o polling; day on Saturday. "I have asked all our members to report at
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    UPP: BARISAN WILL BE THROWN OUT
    191 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —The United People's Party predicted yesterday tl\ a t the Barisan Sosialis Assemblymen would be "thrown out" by the people in the next elections. The party's assistant secretary. Mr. Lvi Boon Phor. in a statement, charged them with being "nothing but political
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    More experts from Canada coining to organise TV
    173 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. CANADA is to send another three experts under the Colombo Plan to help set up Malayan TV, the television adviser here, Mr. G. F. Brickenden, himself an expert from Canada, said today. He said that the experts were for
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    The clenched-fist 'Merdeka'
    775 7 ENGLISHMAN IN BOOING CASE DENIES HE SHOUTED THE 'SACRED WORD SNEERINGLY' AN Englishman,' who is a Singapore citizen and has lived here for more than 14 years, told a court today that he shouted "Merdeka'' while being booed at by a group of about 30 strikers. Mr.
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    Molested girl, fined $50
    70 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A young woman was walking along Joo Chial Road yesterday morning when a man caiicht her arm and molested nrr. a magistrate's court was told today. Ch;a Huns Hoe. 45. a clerk, pleaded guilty to a charge of using crimi. il lorce on Mabel
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    Phone was in bucket of water, girl tells court
    291 7 Phone was in bucket of water, girl tells court KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A stenographer told the First Magistrate's Court today that minutes after robbers entered a house where she was staying she tried to telephone the police, but found the phone submerged in a pail of water. Lee Yuen Lan.
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    26th Regiment to go home after 3 years
    94 7 26th Regiment to go home after 3 years MALACCA. Thurs. The officers and men of the 26th Regiment. Royal Artillery, based at Terendak Camp here will soon bid farewell to Malaya after spending three years In the country. The regiment will be specially remembered by the scouting movement in Malacca
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    Centre for blind
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. will open the Industrial Centre for the Blind at Ton Pavoh Rise off Thomson Road, on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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    Yusof at art show
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. will open the 14th annual open exhibition of the Singapore Art Bociety at the Sngapore Polytechnic tomorrow at 5.30 p.m.
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    Minister is back
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudln. returned tonight after attending the 47th conference of the International Labour Organisation at Geneva.
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    ARMED YOUTHS RAID SHOP AT DAWN
    146 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Three youths armed with daggers and a parang entered a coffeeshop in Jalan Sultan here, held up four workers and escaped with $550 in a dawn robbery yesterday. The youths, their faces masked with handkerchiefsentered the coffeeshop by forcing open the
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    Doctors on move
    35 7 KAJAWG. Thurs. Dr P. D. Jacob lias been appointed to the District Hospital here. He replaces Dr. Abdul Ma.lid bin Dftto Abdul Aziz, who has been transferred to Kuala, Lumpur General Hospital.
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    Harbour union chief 'security risk9—may lose citizenship
    286 7 Harbour union chief 'security risk 9 may lose citizenship SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. Sin n a tampy Markandu, president of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, has been served notice of the government's intention to deprive of his citizenship on the grounds that he has been "engaged in activities which are
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    IN HOSPITAL: 2 WITH WOUNDS
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two men were admitted to the General Hospital here last night with stab wounds. They were Chua Ah Fatt. 30, and Wong Kirn r?eong, 31, both of Jalan Kolam Ayer In Ipoh Road here. Chua received stab wounds on his throat, stomach
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    IT'S NOW A JOINT TRIAL FOR MECHANIC
    164 7 IT'S NOW A JOINT TRIAL FOR MECHANIC UUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— A mechanic who is alleged to have abetted a clerk of the Registrar and Inspector of Motor Vehicles office here in accepting a $550 bribe will be tried together with the clerk as a result of a ruling by
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    Pistol in taxi: Three held
    142 7 Pistol in taxi: Three held KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Police ambushed three youths carrying a pistol and ammunition in Jalan Ang Seng near Brickfields yesterday following a tip-off. The youths were on their way to town in a taxi when they were stopped by a police party of 30 officers and
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    College concert on Friday
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.—American harpsichordist Harold Chancy will present a concert here tomorrow at the Malayan Teachers College. Pantai Valley, at 6.lft p.m. Tickets priced at $2 and SI. can be obtained at Bata Shoe Company. Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman.
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    Malayan-German officials
    70 8 PENANO. Thurs. Mr. Soon Cheng Sun waa elected president of the Penang Malayan-Oerman Society at its annual meeting yesterday. Other officials are: Vice-presi-dent Dr. N. K. Menon. secretary. Mr. W. M. Paass. treasurer. Mr. T. T. TJeong. The German Ambassador. Dr H. Boehllng. who was present, congratulated the
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    Wife refused to sleep with me, a man tells court
    309 8 Wife refused to sleep with me, a man tells court ASSAULTED: THE EC. WHO TRIED TO INTERVENE IN A HONEYMOON ROW KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. A TIN MINE labourer, Darshan Singh, 29, told a court today that he quarrelled with his wife one night soon after their marriage because she refused
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    SALESMAN KICKED, ROBBED IN RESTAURANT
    119 8 SALESMAN KICKED, ROBBED IN RESTAURANT oEREMBAN, Thurs. A cigarette salesman was robbed at daggerpoint of $400 and cheques totalling $708 in a restaurant near the Central Police Station this morning. More than 20 people were in the restaurant In Temple Road when a youth, wearing sun-glasses and armed with a
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    Crash soldiers moved to army hospital
    101 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Pte. Robert John Prinkle and Pte. Lyndon Wirong, both 21. who were admitted to the General Hospital here after they were involved in an accident yesterday, have been transferred to the British Military Hospital. Kinrara. this morning. The soldiers, both of
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    UDP's final rally
    68 8 PENANG, Thurs.— The United Democratic Party will hold Its final elections rally on the Dato Kramat padang at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Among the speakers will be Dr. Lin Chong Eu. the UDP secretarygeneral, Mr. 8. P. Seenivasagam. president of the PPP, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. former
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    Aussie writes novel on life as PoW
    183 8 Aussie writes novel on life as PoW SYDNEY, Thursday. A FORMER Australian prisoner of war in Malaya. A Mr. Hugh Clarke, has just published a novel based on his experiences. His book tells the story of PoW life revolving around two prisoners thrown *og»--ther In Singapore soon af the island
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    SCHOLARSHIPS OFFER TO MALAYS BY A JAPANESE FIRM
    154 8 SCHOLARSHIPS OFFER TO MALAYS BY A JAPANESE FIRM KUALA LUMPI'R. Thurs'. A Japanese firm, Aiinomoto and Co, has offered six scholarships to Malay youths for science and technical training in Japan The scholarships, which are tenable for 10 months, are open to candidates with university degrees. This was disclosed today
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    FPP and Umno revive the slugging match
    350 8 FPP and Umno revive the slugging match IPOH. Thurs. The political scene here, which has been quiet after the Municipal Council elections two weeks ago, erupted today with charges and counter-charges of resignations from Umno arid the People's Progressive Party Inche fiamsuddln bin Harun, a municipal councillor and vice-president of
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    Motor cycle missing
    51 8 PENANO. l'hurs. A motor cycle valued at $500 waa reported missing from a bicycle abed behind the USIS building yesterday. The owner. Ong Poh Seng. 26. a clerk of the New India Assurance Co.. told Dolice he had parked his machine there but could not find it
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    Now a race against time...
    2060 9 Now a race against time... THE FIGHTING FUND THAT IS THE WORLD'S BEST HOPE-AND THAT OF MILLIONSOF FINDING A CURE SOON FOR CANCER... ALL these operations are highly "chancy" and none produces a permanent cure. Only three, out of ten of the patients survive the operations.' And, until very recently,,
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      258 9 Player's GOLD LEAF specially made for real smokers Real smoking pleasure that's what Player's Gold Leaf bring you. They're rich with the full, mellow flavour of choice Virginia tobacco. A flavour made extra smooth by the special filter. In England Gold Leaf became the top selling filter brand just five
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    DEATH
    44 10 Wart% Sl* t Minimum i RT. MILLS. tM'lovrd hu.«h*nd of Annie, father of Anne Lme (Mrs Watson, unit Geoffrey. father-in-lH« of Ivtf and Erandlather of Inc. pa««>'<l a'v;iy penri^u]ly nt ht* rrpidenr* at 11.30 p.m. on 3rd July. Kunrral .it LM p.m. 4-7-63
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    69 10 Worii SIO fMinimum) MR. AND MRS. Wilfred Dudley 'hank friend* an-t relatives here and shroad for their congratulatory message* md valuable presents sent on the orrimon or their marrlaj* In Kurunesalle. Ceylon. MESSRS. CHEOK PENG CHIOK snd rneok Soo Koon and famlllea wish to thank relative* and friends who
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    IN MEMORIAM
    43 10 H'orrfs 5/* 'Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Reggie Meyer who died Stn July 1953. Sadly missed by his wifr Ray and son Ken. IN LOVING MEMORY of Lim Trntc Chew who departed on 5.T.61. Gone but always remembered by h•> »ife
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    118 10 JO Wot4m Sit minimum) IHI'I SLIM she's beautiful! P.>\iia in hir rlimmmK diet ktrps her tit. hplpn tur Kllm. Knjoy crisp, dellclotia Ryvlta today. STARTING TO-DAY MODELLING and charm course* at the Singapore Model Academy. 17 lecture* including television photnKrnpblc and (oclal makeup. Knqmne* telephone 2S8«/ 3944'.'. SCIENTIFIC SLIMMING
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      Khrushchev Gets Tough
      600 10 Mr. Khrushchev has spent the past fortnight preparing assiduously for the Sino-Soviet ideological talks beginning it> Moscow today. A practical man, he has devoted his energies, not to boning up on Marxism-Leninism, but la getting .thu comrades into line. His success with the Central Committee of the
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      African Future
      401 10 Contrary to some expectations, the four-government conference on the future of the Central African Federation has succeeded, without any delay or acrimony, in agreeing on the timing of dissolution and the means by which this is to be accomplished. That the Northern Rhodesian representatives should rejoice is not
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      Tin Sales
      211 10 After dumping the maximum 400 tons of tin on the market at the first available opportunity, the G.S.A. was content to release only one-eighth the amount in the second wee!: since the new disposal programme was announced. It is possible that the stockpile controllers were themselves shaken by
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    The 'teach yourself way for Malayan farmers
    615 10 by Peter Folomka TX> speed the swing to modern farming methods in remote areas, the Government is stepping up its plan to have every farmer play an active part. Next month, 11 senior officers of the Department of Agriculture will fly to Formosa
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    The big debate that nobody won
    837 10  - The big debate that nobody won ANTHONY SAMPSON by— LONDON Thursday PARLIAMENT MACMILLAN and PROFUMO THE thrill of the Profumo affair is, for the time being, over. The three weeks' wonder has spent itself and now, for the first time people sound a little sheepish when they bring up the
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      Election in Sarawak
      230 10 AS your leader of June 29 points out. Sarawak really has a very peculiar electoral system. Suppose the two Independents at Lundu, and the three Independents at Kuching Rural give their support to Party Negara, then Party Negara will control the First Divisional Advisory Council. Suppose one
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      Divorce case
      154 10 I REFER to the report (S.T. July 2) headed "Director in divorce awarded $5,000." I represented Mrs. Yap only on the question of custody and maintenance of the child of the marriage. This matter was settled between the parties and the order that was eventually made, inter alia,
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      Phone plea
      32 10 IT Is time the Singapore Telephone Board considered Installing another public telephone booth in the residential areas of Tanglin Halt Road-Com-monwealth Drive, considering the increasing number of residents. RESIDENT Singapore
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      Rich tenants
      76 10 PEOPLE earning considerably more than $500 a month are occupying Housing Board flats if the late model cars parked outside these buildings are any Indication of the actual Income of these tenants. There must of necessity be some sacrifice by the "haves" to provide a decent standard of
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      TV flutters
      57 10 CAN something be done to reduce the interference caused to television programmes by lorries, buses, cars and, in particular, motorcycles which are not fitted with suppressors? Night after night, as I sit down to enjoy the TV programmes, my joy is ruined by the picture on the screen
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      Stamp woes
      130 10 I REFER to a letter by "Collector" In the Btraits Times of June 8. I do agree with "Collector" that first day covers are being spoilt. On Singapore's National Day. I received a crumpled cover. Also on several occasions this has happened to a foreign cover sent to
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      82 10 LIGHTNING STRIKES ON BUGABOO SPIRE Blue flashes crackled out of their fingertips. They heard the rocks humming louder, louder, as the lightning built up for its next strike! They smelled the scorched I clothing on their bodies! Here's a truly "electrify- ing" drama in real life of four who climbed
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    A settlement ends case against 29 Laristan crew
    239 11 A settlement ends case against 29 Laristan crew SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty-nine crew members of the British tanker Laristan were acquitted and discharged today by a magistrate. Mr. R. B. I. Pates, on two charges which arose from a complaint made by their captain. On Monday they were charged with disobeying
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    Returning from Britain
    72 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The former principal of the Sultan Ismail College at Kota Bharu. Mr. Kam Tcck Soon, will return here soon from Britain to assume his new post of Statistics Officer in thr Ministry of Education. Mr. Kam. who has 21 years' teaching experience, has just
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    Off to signal course
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Sgt. Mohamed Salleh bin Selamat of the Federation Signals will leave for Britain tomorrow to attend a course at the Signals School in Catterick CCamp in Yorkshire.
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    NEWSPAPERS COLLECT OVER $752,000 FOR P-FUND
    72 11 KUALA LUMPUF. Thurs.— The Straits Times Group today received a total of $205.55 for the National Patriotic I Fund. bringing the total to $133,909.47. Latest contributions came from: The District Office, Kulim. $79.15: the Land Office. Kulim. $51.40; the Kulim Town Council Office $25:
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    400 mil. gallon water scheme
    62 11 TELUK ANSON. Wed. The Minister of Aartculture and Cooperatives. Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari. will inaugurate the transPrr.ik irrigation scheme at Teluk Sena .near here on Saturday. The scheme, which cost $800,000. Ik capable of drawing about 400 million gallons of water dally from the Perak
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    I go up in a D-C3, sowing the sky!
    467 11 AS SINGAPORE'S WATER STOCKS START GOING DOWN ONCE AGAIN.... D y SOH TIANG KENG SINGAPORE. Thurs. I WENT on a oik -hour demonstration flight this morning aboard a Royal Australian Air Force DC-3 aircraft equipped for cloud-seeding to watch a mock
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    Lock icon GIRL FOUND WITH RED DOCUMENTS JAILED
    91 11 KUCHING. Thurs. A 24-year-old girl. Tan Suk Kheng, was today sentenced to five months' Jail for being in possession of subversive documents. She was arrested on May 18 this year. Police said Tan was working for a local contractor, varnishinc furniture at police headquarters,
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    NZ Surveyor General to study Malaya's rural progress
    151 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— New Zealand's Surveyor General, Mr. R.P. Oough, will arrive here tomorrow to begin a week's study of survey work in the Federation, particularly In rural development In which his country's surveyors have helped during the past three years During
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    'Protest' march if...
    51 11 JOHORE. BAHRU. Thurs. The Jotiore Bahru branch of th* War Department Civilian Staff Association plans to hold a ■•protest" march on Baturda> if the War department does not give in to the union's demands for better terms a..d working conditions to amalvs employed by the British Army
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    Alliance-Negara unity in Sarawak urged
    121 11 IJUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.Malaya Merdeka. Umno's official organ, today called on all pro-Malaysia political parties in Sarawak to find ways to settle the differences which led to the Sarawak Party Negara leaving the Alliance In an editorial, the paper bald that It was only through unity
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    Wedding at the Raub registry
    61 11 MR. AND MRS. S. Srinivass. who were married at the Raub registry recently. Mr. Srinivass who works in the University of Malaya library, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Sangaran and the bride the former Miss Saroja. of the Tamil School. Raub—
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    Theft of $300
    32 11 PENANO. Thurs.— A clerk. Ooh Glm Cheng, of the Weld Quay office of Nestles Products, has reported the loss of $300 cash from a drawer of his desk yesterdiy.
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    MAN STABBED AFTER ROW COURT TOLD
    251 11 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A YOUNG factory worker told the Assizes Court today of a fatal stabbing incident in South Buona Vista Road. Koh Woo Tat was giving evidence at the trial of Tan Tong Kow, 21. also a factory worker, accused of murdering Lee Beng
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    Schoolboy must make defence
    73 11 IPOH. Thurs.— Mr. Justice Neal yesterday avowed an appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecutor in the High Court and ordered a schoolboy. O. Seheran. 17, to make his defence in the lower court, where he had been acquitted earlier this year without his defence being called
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    GOH: BANK TERMS ACT AS A CHECK
    327 11 GOH: BANK TERMS ACT AS A CHECK SINGAPORE. Thurs. Only political parties which do not believe in the efflcent running of public utilities will object to the terms of an agreement reached between the Government and the World Bank for a 545 million loan. This was the reply by the
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    Australia still Malaya's top butter supplier
    130 12 Australia still Malaya's top butter supplier A USTRALIA continued to A lead in the butter (canned and uncanned) trade in Malaya last year. During the first nine months of the year, she supplied 24.221 cwt. of uncanned butter out of total imports ol 31.916 cwt.. and 9.362 cwt: of canned
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    $lm. GARMENT COMPANY TO START IN S'PORE
    153 12 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL NEWS... By OUR MARKET STAFF ANOTHER company for the manufacture of garments is to operate in Singapore. Called Yangtzekiang Garment (Malaya) Manufacturing Co. Ltd. with a nominal capital of $1 million, it was registered in April, and has its offices
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    Japan beats Britain in local sewing machine trade
    442 12 Japan beats Britain in local sewing machine trade JAPANESE sewing mechines particularly the household type, are making rapid inroads into the Singapore and Malayan markets, so much so that they have ousted those from Britain, the traditional supplier, into second place. Malayan trade statistics show that Japan supplied 29,320 units
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    BOILER FOR LAM SOON VEGETABLE OIL PLANT
    258 12 BOILER FOR LAM SOON VEGETABLE OIL PLANT TPHE first Cochran i x Chieftain Three-Pass i economic boiler has 1 been imported into Singapore. It has been ordered by McAlister and Co. Ltd., Cochran agents, on behalf of Lam Soon Cannery, Singapore for use in conjunction with their vegetable oil refinning
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    Up: Revenue collections
    67 12 SARAWAK'S revenue collections from export, import and excise duties in May totalled 53.2 million, up $234,951 over April. Import duties accounted for $2 3 million of the total, up $259,351. export duties $889 027 down $18,268, and excise duties $110,103. a drop of $6,132. Total collections for
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    High-speed lightweight 3bhp diesel
    122 12 OETTERS. a Hawker SiideI Icy company, has developed a new high-speed, lightweight. single-cylinder, air-cooled diesel engine developing 3 bhp at 3.000 rpm. according to a report In the London Financial Times Its basic dimensions are: height 16 3 16 Inches, length 14 1 8 inches, width
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    P.O. deposits
    23 12 Money deposited at* the Post Office savings bank in Singapore last year amounted to $21.8 million against $20.3 million in 1961.
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    ITALIAN FOOD DISPLAY
    104 12 THE Italian Trade Office in Kuala Lumpur will give every assistance to anyone in Malaya wishing to attend the two trade exhibitions to be held in Italy in September and October, said a spokesman. The first of these exhibitions, the 18th International Pair of Preserved Foods and
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    Steel imports
    30 12 Singapore imported 2,194 tons.of galvanised iron and steel sheets in December last year, against 2,897 tons in November, according to statistics. Exports were 943 tons against 1.291 tons.
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    LEATHER BAGS BIG BUSINESS HERE
    285 12 f UGGAGE and leather goods are big business in Singapore where there are more than ten companies engaged in the trade. A leading company, the San Kong Leather Trunk Co. Ltd., in South Bridge, reports that its yearly turnover runs into several million dollars. Established
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    Leong is first Chinese actuary
    305 12 Leong is first Chinese actuary MR. LEONG Teck Ku* 28, of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd. has become the first Malayan to qualify as a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries, London. He passed a series of examinations leading up to Associateship of the Institute m Actuaries, in
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    US car output
    40 12 Car production by the five big U.S. makers totalled 689,523 units in June, 22.2 per cent more than the 564.012 units built in June last year, bringing the half-year output i to 4.031.348. up 11.3 per cent.
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    232 13 RAF Whirlwinds go into service with commando carrier Albion SINGAPORE. Thursday. SIX Whirlwind 10 Jet-engined helicopters of the Far East Air Force have been deployed on to the commando carrier H.M.S. Albion, which is due back in Singapore from the Borneo territories tomorrow. A F.E.A.F. spokesman said this was part
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    PIRATES ROB THREE FISHERMEN OFF BORNEO
    90 13 PIRATES ROB THREE FISHERMEN OFF BORNEO KUCHING, Thurs. Pirates robbed three fishermen off Sebatik. an island three miles from the port of Tawau, North Borneo, yesterday. The three lishermen in the boat were attacked by a gang of six while fishing in North Borneo waters. They were taken by pirates
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    New president of Perak union
    47 13 IPOH. Thurs. Mr. Ding Choo King of the Sam Chat Nationaltype Primary School here has been elected president of the Perak branch of the National Union of Heads of Schools. Mr. Yeap Kheang Yam Is secretary and Mr. Voon Siong Wan treasurer.
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    New post for a land official
    46 13 MALACCA. Thurs.— The Federation's Deputy Commissioner of Lands, Inche Akasa bin Haji Abdul Rahman, has been posted here as State Commissioner for Land and Mines. He succeeds Inche Mahyuddln bin Haji Mohamed Zain. who left on transfer to Kuala Lumpur.
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    Arts Club officials
    54 13 RAWANG, Thurs. Mr. Basco DCruz wus elected president of the Kairali Arts Club for 1963 at a recent meeting in Kuala Lumpur. Other officials: Secretary. Mr. K. B. Nair; treasurer. Mr. P. T. Varghese; committee members Messrs. G. O. Kennett, P. R. Menon. George D Silva and
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    Theft on Bukom
    26 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Thieves yesterday broke Into the home of Sarib bin Abdullah. 41, at Pulau Bukom and stole $400 and jewellery worth $1,350.
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    CARP OFFERED FREE TO FISH BREEDERS
    150 13 CARP OFFERED FREE TO FISH BREEDERS SINGAPORE, Thursday. qX) ASSIST established fish cultivators the SingaA pore Government is offering them free 20,000 young carp known as lampam jawa. A spokesman o; the Pri- mary Production Department said these carp were similar in appearance and eating quality to the Chinese carp
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    Prisons man home
    32 13 TAIPING, Thurs. Mr. Inder Singh Gill. Superintendent of Ta»plng Prison, has returned from two months duty in Brunei, where he supervised the construction of a camp for 1.000 detainees.
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    Magistrate orders a painful lesson for thief
    153 13 Magistrate orders a painful lesson for thief KUANTAN, Thurs. A magistrate today ordered that a thief he convicted be given two strokes of the rotan in addition to a sixmonth jail term to teach him a lesson. Inche Mohamed Arif bin Othman told Wan Hussain bin Da, 25, who admitted
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    Judicial transfer
    36 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. John Dorai Raj will become the Second Criminal District Judge from Monday, succeeding Mr. N. A. d'Rozario. who Is to be transferred to the Legal Aid Bureau as an assistant director
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    Stole state flag
    36 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tan Lun, 55. unemployed, pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court today to stealing a state flag from a wall outside the Victoria Memorial Hall on June 19. He was conditionally discharged.
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    Ex-pupils social
    28 13 BATU OAJAH. Thurs.— Former pupils of the Sultan V isuff School here will hold a social and dance in the school hall at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow
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    War Dept to sack 495
    178 13 Sungai Patani, Thurs hthe British War Depart ment in Malaya plans to declare about 495 of its employees redundant, starting this month until next year. The general secretary of the 10.000-strong War Department Civilian Staff Association, Mr. Ng Ah Keat. said this today. "In view
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    A 'how to make friends with police' course for 40 pupils
    302 13 IPOH, Thursday CENIOR pupils of the Anderson School and the Convent here will undergo a special "police friendship" course, the first of its kind to be organised in Perak. Forty pupils from the secondary sections of the two schools
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    224 16 SHIPS lying alengsids the Singapera Harbour «hit».« er expected tetfay i are: > Bolssevaln 8/9, TJlpainas 4/3, Boms, I 44. Hulda 33/34, Rajah Brooke 23.24. Klylng Hawk 43. Qenckalls 35/36. Bsmthla 42/43. Surabaya Maru 23/26, N.W. 1. Inner Readi. Boon Bee. Perils. Secumst. Rajah Brooks, Home Ann.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    260 16 TULV flrtt grade rubber buysrt f.e.b. eleted at S p.m. in Slngapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 72i cents per lb. down three-quarter* of a cent on Wednesday's closing level. The tone was quiet after eaater. R.A.S. snd F.M.R.E. cleaing prlaea m eenta per lb yetterday INT. 1
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    168 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) July 4. Three months. Dunlops 20 eta. McAJlster 12 els. K. Smelters 20 cts. Robinson 11 eta. Esso 21 cts. Rothmans 11 cts. F. tc N. It tta S. Darby 4d. Gamma* 14 cts. C. Storage 4(d. H. S'pura 11 cts. 8. Tracktion 1.3. Hume pref
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    Rubber crops
    15 16 Further June rubber crops Included Sunxri Tukang 67,500 lb. and Temertoh 109.300 lb.
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    NERVOUS DAY ON MARKET: INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER
    778 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange was very nervous yesterday and the industrial section of the market was easier although falls were not excessive. The index fell nearly 2 points. Nineteen counters eased the biggest drops being 10 cents in Dunlop
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices July 3 July 4 Industrials: 121.36 119.47 Tins: 116.70 116.00 S rubbers: 111.20 114.20 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    766 16 fOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded in brackets: Industrial!: Bouitasd (1000) $1.67; Dunlops 53.24 SL. (1.000) 13.26 D. (l.OOO) 13. 26, (IS. 000) 53.28; (1.000) $3.30. (1.UO0) »3.23 (4,000) $3.22. (1,000);
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    Tin price down by $2: Rubber eases abruptly
    383 16 STRAITS tin yesterday followed the easier overnight tendency In London and the price was declared in Penang at $454.25, down $2.12*. The offering of 260 tons was estimated Increased by 5 tons. In London on Wednesday although a rather less buoyant tone
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 July 4. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 724 cents (down three-quarters of a cent). TIN: $454.25 (down 52.12:.). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 5 tons).
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      796 17 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Thurs. If EY stocks had good rises today when the current firmer trend in industrials widened to cover pracUcallv the whole list. Falls were small and mostly in second rank Issues. B HP. gamed 9d. to 545. and A.C.1.. C.S.R. and ICIANZ gained solidly. A.O.G. traded Is.
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      408 17 NOTICE We are pleased to Inform all our customers, friends and members of the Singapore Booksellers Assoda- lion with effective 6-7-63, we will be removing to 11, Selegle House,! Selegle Road, Singapore 7, and will continue our business at the new address. SOCFIN COMPANY LIMITED Notice is hereby given that
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      907 17 FRASER NEAVE LIMITED Less of Stock Certificate APPLICATION has been made to the Directors of this Company 1 by Koh Chew Ouat to Issue to her a duplicate of Stock Certificate No. ***** for $1,000 which has been lost or destroyed. NOTICE is hereby given that If within 30 days
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      821 17 NOTICES SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE LIMITED Tin ore output for June 1963 plculs 3,830. NOTICE The Public is hereby Informed that Mr. Khoo Soo Hup alias Khoo Hock Kool is no longer ln our employ as from 27th June, 1963 and has no authority to transact any business and/or make collections
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      755 17 NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE OF 1959 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT PENANG In Bankruptcy No: 46 of 1963 Re: Watson Yoong Kirn Pong Exparte: Plorent M. L. Schruvers Creditor ORDER Before Tbe Honourable Mr. Justice Neal In Open Court Upon Notice of
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      Move to change rugby season
      303 18 THIS WILL AVOID THE XMAS 'BREAK 9 AND HARD GROUNDS DURING FEBRUARY- BOWKETT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Malayan Rugby Union will consider at the annual meeting here on Aug. 4 a proposal by Selangor to advance the official season by a month. The Selangor Rugby.
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      Women do well in test
      198 18 Women do well in test KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Women fared better than men in the hockey umpires written examination conducted by the Malayan Hock«y Federation Umpires Board ten day.s ago. Of the nine women who sat for the examination, eight of them scored more than 80 marka while several men.
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      Lock icon Santana down—and out
      47 18 Santana down— and out rjOWM goes Manuel *J Santana of Spain on the Centre Court of Wimbledon during his men's singles semi final against Fred Stolle of Australia on Wednesday. Santana lost. And Stolle is in the final to meet Chuck McKinley of the U.S. Reuter picture.
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      KNOCKOUT
      29 18 TOKYO. Thurs. Orient Junior welterweight champion, Bert Somodio of the Philippines, last night retained his title by Knocking out the Japanese challenger Shlgemasa Kawakaml in the sixth lound.
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      28 18 BANGKOK. Thurs. The PA. of Thailand have selected 17 players for the team to take part In the Merdeka tournament at Kuala Lumpur In August. Reuter.
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      Goading is key man in Malacca attack
      221 18 Goading is key man in Malacca attack CRICKET VTALACCA, Thurs. UTI Malacca cricketers have a big mission this weekend- To go all out tp beat Singapore in their MCA South Zone key match of Singapore. Osborne Goodlng, the 23--year-old West Indian fast bowler, will be the key man in the
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      POSTPONED
      29 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. TBia Ministry of Health's third annual athletic championships and the Inter-hospital badminton and table Tennis tournaments scheduled to be held on Saturday have been po6tpO(icu iiiQCiiiiivCiy
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      54 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs.— Acceptors for the Grand National Hurdle to be run over three miles at Fleming ton here on Saturday art: Blue Oum 10.4; Coltara 10.3; With Discretion 10.3: Grecian Valour 9.11: Teneriffe 9.11; Limber HUI 9.5; Yarrawln 9.5: Big Brother 9.4; NewvUle 9.3; Delmore 9.2;
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      MOEHLING LEADS
      49 18 TORONTO, Thurs. Ed Moehling. 22, the Illinois golfer who turned professional only last October, took a first-round lead in the Canadian Open golf championship yesterday with a flve-under-par 66. Two other Americans. Doug Ford and Tommy Aaron, had 69's and defending champion Ted Kroll a 74— ReutM.
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      HYDRO'S IMAGE SHOWS KEENNESS IN WORKOUT
      134 18 HYDRO'S IMAGE SHOWS KEENNESS IN WORKOUT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Hydro's Image, a fancied runner on Sunday, was eager to gallop when taken out by Keith Moxham for pace work on the sand track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. He was kept on the bit all the way. A winner over
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      125 18 SOCCER Penan* state trial: State XI 6 Burnley Cup XI 0; KUne Div. 1: Indian Youngsters 2 Ptlmoor 1; Dlv. 2: Rovers 3 Police a. Krian Lge (P. Buntan MES 2 Town Board 1. N. Tebal L*e: B. Kawan 'A' 4 Jawl Est. 3; Byram 2 Victoria 0.
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      Local attempts at breeding have all failed
      376 18 Local attempts at breeding have all failed RACING by Epsom Jeep KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. SEVERAL people have asked me whether there has been any attempt to breed horses for racing in Malaya. A reader who signs himself "Horse-lover" writes: "A mare In a riding school at- Klang recently dropped a
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      52 18 LONDON, Thurs. Noel Holland, Australian lawn tennis player who fell down a flight of stairs at Wimbledon on Tuesday during the championships, was discharged from hospital yesterday. An X-ray of Holland's head, which he hit on the steps in the fall, showed there was no Injury to his
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      Kesavan nets 2 for Municipality
      136 18 SOCCER IPOH, Thur:;. -Two splendid goals by outside-left Jambu Kesavan helped Municipality to beat Perak Chinese R. C. 3-0 in the Ipoh Football League Div. 1 on the Padang here today. The other Municipality goal came from centre-lor- ward Yew Ah Weng Two hattricks and
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      'GO ALL OUT" ORDER TO STORE XI FROM SAFA CHIEF
      212 18 'GO ALL OUT" ORDER TO STORE XI FROM SAFA CHIEF SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Singapore will take the field against Negri Sembilan in their second round Malaya Cup tie at Seremban on Sunday with orders to go all out from the start. SAFA president Hussein Kamari has instructed the players not to
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      Bernard all the way for record
      147 18 SWIMMING SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sixtee n-year-old Bernard Chan led all the way to win the 400 m individual medley with a record-breaking time of smin 24sec at the Chinese Swimming Club championships at Amber Read today. Bernard improved on his state record by 3.ssec. Second
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      FIRST MATCH
      31 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. First match of the rugby season in Selangor will be played tomorrow. Language Institute will meet Specialist Teachers Training Institute In a friendly match at Pantai.
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      114 18 SPORTS DIARY SQCCER Malaya Cup: Kelantan v Perils (K. Bharu. 5.15.. S'jor Lge: TPCA B" v SEA (Princes Rcl'. Penan* Dlv. 2: I A v I MTC; Dlv. 3: Chinese Wanderers v DTC B (both matches at D. Kramali. Ipoh Dir. 3: Klnta Indians v Police (Jn Abdul Jalil>. Kilat
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      15,000 are stunned as Cochet halts the Tilden Tornado
      2092 19 15,000 are stunned as Cochet halts the Tilden Tornado The magic of Wimbledon never fades today ALAN HOBY recaptures the thrills of a great encounter on the world-famous Centre Court JT was the most cyclonic assault ever launched on the Centre Court. For 35 minutes the figures on the scoreboard
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    33 20 MAUAM AMULAMMAL ir.olher of P.L. Anthony laniard away peacefully ■■■v" 7j MuiiK.v Hill Terrace 4 30 p. in 3th JuK for Church Or Our L*dy of Lou Mr." thenci- fo Kidadarl OaaMtary.
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      41 20 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: IlicheM Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 91 77 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 93 75 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 90 76
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