The Straits Times, 5 June 1962

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    18 1 Mai*** fat*** 1 He***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 Tl ESDAY, JUNE 5, 1962 15 CENTS KDN (Ml
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    NEW O.A.S. THREAT
    411 1 'Liberty of action to be resumed if Secret radio gives a warning Mon. The Secret Army O r a g a n i sation has threatened to "resume liberty of action" from tomorrow. The O.A.S. said this in a clandestine broadcast last night a'leging that there had
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    Lock icon Jet crashes
    33 1 BANGKOK. Mon A F-86 jet fighter of the Thai Air Force crashed into the sea in the Gulf ot Thailand this morning during a routine exercise, a reliable source said. Reuter
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    Lock icon Red herring?
    35 1 MOSCOW. Mon— The Soviet authorities today announced new measures to increase the supply of fish "in order to meet more fully the food requirements of the population'", the news agency Tass reported. Reuter
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    Papal audience
    66 1 THE N-DA V LIGHTS Papal audience VAiiCAN Cli i. Prince Juan Carlo* of Spain and his b:' c Princess Sophia of Greece arrived here this nomine for a private audience with Pope John. gINGAPORE at night showing streams of cars catching the reflections from .the brightly-lit trees as they pass
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    Cashier's body is found bound and gagged at bar opening
    193 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. 'J'HE body of Yew Siari Chong, 34. cashier of the Salome Bar in Geylang Road, was found gagged and bound when the premises was opened this afternoon There were bloodstains on two chairs. The campbed on which his
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    Lock icon US Thai chief in Bangkok
    56 1 BANGKOK. Mon.— General Paul Harking, overall commander of United States lorces in Thailand, arrived here this morning from Saigon, an American Embassy spokesman said. He will stay in Thailand until Wednesday and during his stay he is expected to make field visits to United States
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    $21,000 JEWELS LOSS REPORTED
    154 1 $21,000 JEWELS LOSS REPORTED MALACCA. Mon. Mrs. Mary Deloraine Tims. 56, wife ot a retired British colonel, reported to the police at the weekend the loss of a box of jewellery worth $21,000. two transistor radios and four fountain P3IIS. Her husband. Col. E. D. Tims, was until recently with
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    Lock icon Murder appeal
    30 1 HONG KONG, Mon. —An appeal against the death sentence on three men convicted of having murdered Hong Kong businessman Wong Ying-Kau. opened beforp the full court today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Payment—in blood
    62 1 Payment in blood MOOREFIELD (West Virginia). Mon.— Motorists will be allowed to pay their parkins .fines in blood toi.mrrow. the Rev. Laurean Smith, chairman of Hardy County's blood bank programme, said here. The Mayor of Moorefield had agreed that for 24 hours offenders may choose between paying t-.e usual Tine
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    Lock icon 7,000 on the blacklist as casino opens
    228 1  - 7,000 on the blacklist as casino opens MONTE CARLO COMES TO BRIGHTON LONDON, Mon.— More than 7.000 names are reported to have been put on the blacklist of Britain's first Monte Carlo-style gambling casino, which opened its doorj for business over the weekend at Brighton. The names of people who
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    The wettest day yet..
    67 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A heavy thunderstorm In Kuala Lumpur this afternoon caught holiday makers celebrating the first day of Muharran by surprise. It lasted one hour. The meteorological station here recorded 1.9 inches o: rain— the wettest tiay *ince the 10-day heat wave which hit the
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    Space bomb blast a failure
    110 1 Space bomb blast a failure UONOLULU. Mon. A Thor missile carrying a nuclear warhead was destroyed by a safety officer today 100 seconds before It was due to be detonated above Johnston Island in the Pacific. Announcement of the missile's destruction, which came after two and a half days of
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    Red summit
    36 1 MOSCOW, Moil. Fastern Europe's Communist leaders announced yesterday they would hold a Red bloc summit conference here beginning from Wednesday, apparently to seek an answer to growing economic competition from the Common Market. U.PJ.
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    WHY I MARRIED JACKIE
    47 1 WHY I MARRIED JACKIE -by Kennedy She was getting too ..n.in. She could have been threat to my politic.*' career. I had to prevent A that. umomantic wcrrts from President Kennedy al«ut why he iii.iin cl his wife Jacqueline. who used to work for a Dmpa I*l'.
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    Probe into tower collapse
    157 1 Probe into tower collapse KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A big investigation is going on following the collapse of a 120 ft transmission line tower near Kerling. 45 miles north .of here, in which three men were killed and seven injured last Thursday. The line, constructed to convey power from the Cameron
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    Lock icon Air girl tells of miracle escape
    221 2 131 PERISH IN WORLD'S WORST-EVER SINGLE PLANE CRASH DISASTER PARIS, Monday. yjISS Jacqueline Gilles, one of the two Air France hostesses who survived the world's worst single civil air disaster yesterday, spoke to her doctors last night of her miracle escape. "I was sitting
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    Lock icon A smaller 'Queen' plan by Cunard
    134 2 LONDON. Mon Tho Cunard Steamship Company, which operates the world's two largest passenger liners, the Queen Mary (81.237 tons) and Queen Elizabeth (83,673 tons». has prepared plans for a much smaller replacement for the aging Queen Mary, the company has disclosed. In his annual
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    Townley off to Jakarta
    61 2 SYDNEY. Mon.-Th c Australian Defence Minister Mr Athol Townley. left Sydney by air today for Indonesia on what he described as "simply a friendly visit to our neares; neighbour." Speakinu to reporters betoi e his departure. Mr. Townley denied that the timing of his visit would
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    Lock icon Runner who sought to beat Elliott
    90 2 Runner who sought to beat Elliott BLACKPOOL (England), Mon. Norman Walsh, 21, of Blackpool, this week ran 10 miles along the coast road here to win a K 10 bet. Hi 1 had just finished a lunch of two crrs. a plate of chips, three pieces of livit. six slices
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    44 2 >■— THERE are no rogues and vagabonds in the modern Welfare State. The term is a legal vival from the medic- a. val belief in poverty being a tin. by the New Zealaud Government. explaining legislation abolishing the ctffence of "being a rogue and vagabond."
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    Teeming Toyko
    37 2 TOKYO. Mon.— The population of Tokyo rose 85.541 between April 1 and May 1 when it reached 10,114.795, the Metropolitan Government statistics department announced. Of this total. 5 219.127 were men and 4.895.668 women.— iJ.P.I.
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    Lock icon Taipeh visitor
    27 2 TAIPEH. Mon. Sir Oarfield Barwick. Australian Minister for External Affairs, arrived here from Hong Kong today at the invitation of the Nationalist Chinese Government Reuter.
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    Lock icon Death for four currency speculators
    129 2 jI^OSCOW, Mon. FY)ur men have been sentenced to death by shooting here tcr large-scale speculation In currency and other valuables, newspapers reported. The Moscow evening newspapers Vechernaya Moskva said the rings turnover was estimated at 1.503.000 roub- les (about £600.000 1. The ring, which Included
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  • FOREIGN DESK (PHOTO) SPECIAL
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      Lock icon Clowning—by Khrushchev
      63 2 Clowning— by Khrushchev THE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, who is well known for clowning in public, is shown having a good laugh at one of his own jokes, at a recent visit to an Italian industrial exhibition at Moscow's Sokolniki Park. It was here that he named four
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      Lock icon US 'will not pull out of Laos...'
      200 2 US 'will not pull out of Laos...' WASHINGTON, Mon. Mr. Walt Rostow, special State Department .policy assistant to the President, today reaffirmed that the United States was not mun^ to pull out cf Laos >and let the Communists have it." United States policy continued to be a neutral and independent
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      Lock icon Police kill two
      42 2 MONGHYR (India). Mon. Two people were killed when police fired to disperse two rival groups who clashed near a polling booth and six policemen were injured. Polling was In progress In a by-election for the Bihar Provincial Assembly.— Reuter.
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      Bear shot
      25 2 TOKYO. Mon. A bear escaped from its cage and badly mauled two park attendants today before It was shot dead by a policeman.
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    301 3 Quick look round LONDON. Monday. Vf R. HAROLD MACMILLAN. the British Prime IJX Minister, arrived here by air last night from Paris after weekend talks with President de Gaulle, which included discussions on Britain's application to Join the European Common Market. He had no comment to make at the airport,
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    Lock icon JAPAN BUILDS UP HER NEW SUB FORCE
    140 3 JAPAN BUILDS UP HER NEW SUB FORCE TOKYO, Monday. T»HE Japanese Defence Board said today that x Japan's first postwar submarine squadron, consisting of four submarines and one rescue vessel, would be stationed in Kure, western Japan, from Allß. 1. The board said two 750-ton submarines would be completed by
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    Lock icon Burma studying ASA invitation
    65 3 RANGOON, Mon. Burma is carefully considering an invitation from the Association of South-East Asia i ASA > to Join the regional organisation, the Nation newspaper reported today. Without quoting any source tor the information, the Nation said the Invitation sent to Burma by the three-coun-try alliaifce
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      'We are victims of U.S. advice'—Beaverbrook
      525 3 'We are victims of U.S. advice' Beaverbrook JACK FINGLETON MENZIES IS TOLD TO GO OVER MACMILLAN'S HEAD ON COMMON MART ISSUE From ANS were told yesterday in the Sydney Sunday Telegraph that their Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies should go over the head of the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan,
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      Lock icon summons of the Sixties by world Socialists
      373 3 summons of the Sixties by world Socialists OSLO. Monday J^ NEW declaration of political aims, strongly critical of Communist policies and their misuse of the word "socialism" but repudiating both Communism and Capitalism alike has been passed unanimously by the Socialist International Council Conference here. The new declaration headed 'The
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      feel »J free as air!
      161 3 SILENCE AS FRANCO PARADES MIGHT MADRID, Monday. pENERALISSIMO Francisco Franco paraded his crack military units through a strangely silent Madrid yesterday to mark the 23rd anniversary of the end of the Spanish Civil War. An estimated crowd of 250.--000 people, about one-tenth or the city's population, stood silently along the
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      Lock icon Chancellor Adenauer says 'I am not quitting'
      198 3 Chancellor Adenauer says 'I am not quitting' OONN, Mon. Dr. Konrad Adenauer said yesterday the idea that his era was coming to an end was wrong. The 800 delegates at the national congress of the Christian Democratic Party laughed and applauded when the 86 year old Chancellor added wryjy: "You
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      Lock icon 5 million Indian TB victims
      49 3 NEW DELHI, Mon.— lndia has five million tuberculosis patients, according to the Health Minister, Dr. (Miss) Sushila Nayar. She told parliament that at least 1.5 million of the cases were infectious. She said it was impossible to supply beds for all the patients -U.P.I.
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      Lock icon 'Don't raise prices' order
      58 3 BANGKOK. Mon.— Provincial officials in Thailand have 'oven instructed to order shopkeepers not to raise prices because of the presence ot foreign troops in the country. They have also been told to explain to the people that the presence of the troops does not in any
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      Lock icon Brando injured
      33 3 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Actor Marlon Brando cut his foot yesterday while chopping wood with an axe at his home here and probably will miss several days- wor! on his current film. Reuter.
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      Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch — Relieves Pain
      203 3 Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves Pain Advertisement London. (Special) For the first time science has touild a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without surgery In case alter case, while gently and promptly relieving pain, actual
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    Bus Workers Union replies to Devan Nair
    440 4 Bus Workers Union replies to Devan Nair SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Bus Workers' Union said today that it had felt it necessary to expose the "sinister political aims of certain so-called union leaders." In a signed statement, the I union's general secretary, Mr. Chen Say Jame, said two I such
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    The diary
    90 4 SIMGAPOU MEDICAL ASSCKIATION: Public leciure by Sir Douglas MiUer on "Tlie surgical treatment of patients with involuntary movements." Allen Lecture Theatre, 8.15 p.m. Y.W.CA. (Raffles Quay) Malay for beginners. 11 a.m.; Blue Triangle Club. 5.15 p.m. SINGAPORE JUDO CLUB: 4rh Kyu Ist Kyu and advanced. 7.45 9 pm.
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    England win by innings
    36 4 BIRMINGHAM, Mon—England beat Pakistan by an innings and 24 runs in the first cricket Test here today. They won with a day to spare. Scores: England 544-5 dec. Pakistan 246 and 274.
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    Kuching union
    20 4 KUCHINO. Mon.— A move to form a union of clerks and office assistants is now under way here.
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    Mischief-makers spurned
    330 4 PRO-RED GROUPS ACTIVE AMONG WORKERS, STUDENTS, UNIONS TAP MUST MOBILISE ALL RESOURCES' TO WARN ABOUT ANTINATIONAL UNITY FORCES SINGAPORE, Monday. JHE People's Action Party has said that it could take heart that the prolonged antinational campaign mounted by pro-Com-munist groups had met with a cold reception from the
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    POLY EXAM RESULTS
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A first list of Polytechnic examination results for the 1961-1962 session will appear in the Malay Mail today.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    309 4 THE following Is today's acne--1 dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Fiom London, Beirut, Bahrein, New Delni. Rangoon. (BA 718) 6.10 p.m.; from Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.15 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney, Darwin, Jakarta (QF 733) 8.40 pjn.; from
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET —-— i
    424 4 LONDON STOCK MARKET LONDON, Mon. Investor* in stock maikets today were generally cautious after last \veek'.-> upheaval. Olltedged securities opened quietly linn but later turned dull on the appearance of a £40 million London County Council six per cent loan, redeemable 1972. War loan 3'c per cent closed 's down
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    60 4 Mr and Mrs. Clifford F. L. Jenks after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Saturday. The bride, the former, Miss Monica Irene Varcoe, is a teacher oi R.A.F. Changi Primary School and the bridegroom is a pilot officer of No. 41 Squadron. Royal New
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    'Keep Ipoh clean' plea by Council
    125 4 IPOH, Mon. The Ipoh Municipal Council has started a publicity drive to get the peoples co-operation in its efforts to retain Ipoh's reputation as the cleanest town In the Federation. Leaflets are being distributed, urging the residents here to put all rubbish into dustbins.
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    MINISTRY OF CULTURE FILM SHOWS
    126 4 MINISTRY OF CULTURE FILM SHOWS SINGAPORE. Mon— The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows during the week from tomorrow at the following places: Tuesday: Kampong Lorong 29. Geylang; Victoria Park Road Malay kampong: Kampong Jalan Kayu; Jurong Road 12 m..s Wednesday: Kheng Hong Hng Chinese temple: Kampong Jalan
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    Haji ship today
    25 4 BINOAPORE. Mon. The hajl ship Kuala Lumpur will ~nchor at Godown 42/43, Gate No. 2, Singapore Harbour Board at 9 ant. tomorrow.
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    DEATH
    32 4 THOMAS SIMON KELLY, aged 73. fti.W away peacefully June 4, 1062. rnrtege leaven 27 Adam Road at 4 30 p.m. today fo r Cathedral of Good Shepherd and thence to Rldadan
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    SHB employee weds teacher
    35 4 MR. K KOCHUKUTTY, a Singapore Harbour Board employee, and his bride, Miss Alice Mathew, a schoolteacher from Muar, who were married at St. Thomas Orthodox Syrian Church at Topaz Road yesterday.
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    Malayans in crowd scenes irk actors
    331 5 Malayans in crowd scenes irk actors STUDENTS NOT UNION MEMBERS AND ACCEPT CUT-RATE FEES, SAY TWO GROUPS From DOUG LACKERSTEEN London. Monday TWO actors unions, Equity and the Film Artists Association, have protested to film, stage -and television producers* against the hiring of Malayan students for crowd work. The protest
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    SAMPAN PASSENGERS WERE TWO LIVE ORANG UTANS
    159 5 SAMPAN PASSENGERS WERE TWO LIVE ORANG UTANS SINGAPORE. Mon. Marine police stopped a sampan off Singapore at midnight last night and found two orang utans in a sealed cage. They demanded an import permit for the animals, but the taikoi.i? and a youth in the boat shook their heads. Today
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    Wins Koran contest
    79 5 IPOH. Mon.— lnche Ahmad Termizi bin Hajl Ahmad from Taipintc won the Perak Koran reading contest organised by the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society. Perak b r anch. at the Sekolah Latehan Wanita in Gopeng Road here last night. Twenty six contestants took part in the contest. Inche
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    For punching a policeman: $250 fine
    84 5 For punching a policeman: $250 fine SINGAPORE. Mon.— A man was fined §250 in default two months jail for punching a policeman on crowd control duty at yesterday's National Day celebrations at the Padang. S.MN..M. Abu Hameed was said to have jostled his way to the front of the crowd
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    Ritchie Calder for Sarawak
    47 5 KUCHING. Mon. Prof. Ritchie Calder. well-known British journalist and author, is expected to arrive here tomorrow on a special United Nations economic mission. He is to survey projects In Sarawak that have been conducted with international co-operation in the economic and social fields.
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    Armed thugs raid shop
    70 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Four i thugs forced a shopkeeper. Yap Chong Ark. 66. to onen his safe at gunpoint in a hold-up last night. They then escaped with $750 in cash and $530 worth of Jewellery. Yap was in the shop with his wife and son when
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    PRODUCTIVITY CENTRE WILL HOLD COURSE
    268 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. MALAYA'S newly established National Productivity Centre will embark this month on its first major public project a three-week management course on how to step up production without increasing costs. Directors of firms have been invited to attend a twoday semiaa- the centre,
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    To teach art in Borneo
    89 5 JESSELTON. Mon.— A former education officer in Malaya. Mr. p. H. B. Harris, has arrived here from Britain to take up his Dost in North Borneo. Mr. Harris will lecture at Kent College and give genera! supervision to the teaching of art In schools throughout
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    Return of pilgrims from Mecca
    59 5 Return of pilgrims from Mecca DORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. Jt Another batch of 215 passengers In the pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur disembarked here this morning: The first batch of 968. out of a total of 1.868 passengers, got off at Swettenham Pier. Penang, yesterday after returning from Jeddah in Saudi Arabia.
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    YOUTH CLUB PLEDGE ON RURAL DRIVE
    66 5 YOUTH CLUB PLEDGE ON RURAL DRIVE KANGAR. Mon. The Kangar Serl Perils Youth Club today pledged to help the State Government to implement its rural development projects. "We are eager to do our bit. the acting secretary. Che Harisham binte Abdullah said. Bhe suggested the Government should consider setting up
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    Razak's tight schedule in Johore rural tour
    123 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Ten rural development projects will be opened by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, during his threeday tour of Johore beginning on Friday. They include a national school, three health clinics, three telephone booths and three prayer
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    Orange juice unlimited, but no water for Mr. Singh
    273 5 Orange juice unlimited, but no water for Mr. Singh JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. THE first Malayan to win a fellowship at the Afro-Asian Institute in Tel Aviv, Israel has just returned home full of ideas for enlarging the co-operative movement in Malaya. He is Mr. Kael Singh. 42. a member of
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    $80,000 mosque
    17 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman will open the $80,000 mosque at Baling on Friday.
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    Automatic system
    53 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. All telephone subscribers in Petaling Jaya can now dial direct for connections In the satellite town and in Kuala Lumpur. A new $2 million automatic exchange, opened at the weekend, has provided 2.000 extra lines to the northern section of the town, In which many
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    Road opening
    25 6 KLANG. Mon. The Assistant Minister for Rural Development, Hajl Khalid bin Awang Osman. opened a 1} mile road at Kampong Batu Belah yesterday.
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    Dato Ong on 'my —plans in U.S/—
    194 6 Dato Ong on 'my —plans in U.S' THE Prime Minister, tengku Abdul Rahman, is to be urged to address a session of the United Nations Gmeral Assembly by Malaya's new Ambassador to the United Slates, Dato On* Yoke Lin. Dato Onf told the Straits Times today that if the Tengku
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    COLLEGE EXPANSION READY THIS YEAR
    124 6 .KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. npHE $1.6 million expansion scheme of the Techni- cal College here is to be completed by the end of this year. The scheme Includes the building of a three-storey teaching block costing $300,000. a laboratory and equipment costing $500,000 and a $200,000
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    Police officers transferred
    46 6 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. Asst. Supt. A. 8. Nathan, of the Field Force, ipoh. will take over as Province Wellesley O.S.P.C. from Deputy Supt. Mansor bin Mohamed Noor this week. Inche Mansor will be going to Kuala Lumpur as traffic officer there from June 11.
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    YIP dinner
    67 6 VIP dinner Tin- main function is a dinner being organised by the Selangor branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, of which Oato One is president. The dinner, to be held at the Chinese Assembly Hall on Thursday. will cater for 1.000 people. Among those invited are the Prime Minister, the
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    Found hanging
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A luod hawker, Hun Lai Fong. 44. was found hanging from a high fence next to a block of flats in Mackenzie Road this morning.
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    Penang girl is coming home with degree
    107 6 PENANG. Mon. Miss Margaret Lim. 21, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lim Khye Su. of Penang, has graduated with a B.A. degree from Vassar College in the United States. Miss Lim will Join London University later this year to read for her MA.
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    Burglars spoil teachers' holiday
    232 6 Burglars spoil teachers' holiday DENANG. Mon.— Three L Kuala Lumpur women teachers holidayIng in Penang lost nearly $250 in cash when a bungalow in Tanjong Bungah in which they were staying was burgled early this morning. One of them. Miss R. Leela. told DOllce she lost $114. while her colleagues.
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    Razak's tour
    33 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mod. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak. will visit Kluang, Merslng and Begamat districts from Friday to Sunday to Inspect rural uplift prosress
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    179 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Minister of Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuridin, yesterday advised ofneera of the Labour and Industrial Relations Department to be "polite and helpful." Addressing the annual general meeting of the Labou; Officers Union here, Inche Bahaman said there had been some
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    1978 7 HOLLYWOOD TREADMILL AND THE STAR IT PUT OUT THE SLUM KID FROM THE LOWER EAST SIDE WHO BECAME THE GOLDEN BOY OF U.S. FILMS ONE summer morning In the early 1920*8, •Jules Garfinkle, a lough, young urchin, bung by his fingers from a tenement cornice live storeys above a crowded
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    140 8 It War it ill) (Minimum) CORNtAL MICRO LENSES from R V Hrajr, ophthalmic Optician". 6 Ruffles Place Singapore Telephone ADA KONC and Sont» Lm London famed hairstylists and txa.itirians Spore 0719S Andrew* Reality Salon BE A COOO MMlu>nn R.:.d Berlla Hanan. Tin National NmNMI In 'he romanced National LangaM*
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    58 8 20 rVord> U.iu (Mid.) OOD LOVES YOU. i-'h in.tt,,particulars, and .tree iractl writ* U Malaya Kvanur Untie r*4k»raftw t'av. Lehar Box ?M yinfipnr.- iv YOUTH FOR CHRIST KalU at MstoCM Town Hall on the n.u.tl'j at 7.30 imii Youth Choir and special mualc. tpemawr: l>r. U. I). James.
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    Butter And Guns
    676 8 She Straits Sinus Tuesday. June 5. 1962. Butter And Guns Russia's farms have neveskept pace with the growth in Russia's population. It is the fault, it now seems, of the Western imperialists. If the capitalist bosses would only agree to general disarmament, says Mr. Khrushchev, thara would be no problem.
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    Racial Schools
    336 8 The campaign by a section of the Chinese community in Sarawak for a racial system oi education has provoked the editor of the information services' weekly bulletin usually restricted to factual reporting into explanatory comment. The dispute over the Sarawak Government's educational policy apparently is as live an
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    Losing Grip
    259 8 The Secret A«™y Organisation, which a weefc ago announced a "cease fire" (but only in Algiers) that W«uW continue until ne*t fatuniay has decided to "resiime liberty of action" today- Once mere the jtf}ler squads will be let loose with their plastic bambs and machine-guns, But behind the
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    Bolivia: Bid to retrieve ten lost years
    1052 8 Bolivia: Bid to retrieve ten lost years THE TIN BOOM THAT PASSED THE COUNTRY BY BOLIVIA is in process of remodelling her economy. After centuries of almost complete reliance on tin 35 an export the Bolivians are waking up to the fact that if the country's fortunes are not to
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      551 8 Straiti Times Malay Mail Classified «dv -r tlti-rrtpnt* m«y O» handed to: Ist Floor COLO STORAGE ARCAOC Orchard Roao COLO ITOKASt ■HANCHiT* AT HOLLAND PJOAO— K»TON« KKPPCL ROAD-NAVAL BASB CITY BOOK iTOM LTD Winchester House. Coiiyer Quay TMI NIWI FRONT Fltipatrlck'a Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL S. M. ABDUL QAFFAR CO
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      20 8 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED it the Largest Federation incorporated Bank with 48 Branches over The Federation, Singapore. Brunei and Hong Kong.
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    380 9 Minister's plea is supported 'TRAIN ASIANS TO TAKE OVER TOP EXECUTIVE POSTS IN INDUSTRY 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. gMPLOYERS today backed an appeal by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, that firms should launch a "positive" scheme on a wide scale for management training for their
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    UNION NOT PLACE FOR 'GROUSE, GRUMBLE* SAYS ICFTU CHIEF
    140 9 UNION NOT PLACE FOR 'GROUSE, GRUMBLE* SAYS ICFTU CHIEF PORT DICKSON. Mon. 1 Malayan teachers were told today by the chairman of the Asian region of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions. Mr. P.P. Narayanan, not to make their unions a platform for •crumble and grouse." He was opening
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    Training for journalists
    88 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The newly-formed National Union of Journalists plans to hold seminars and journalist training classes, its president, Mr. Liew Mook Yoon. announced today. Mr. Liew. speaking at the union's first monthly lunch meeting attended by journal- i.s'> and guests, said that the union's executive council
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    Insurance men to hear Tan
    55 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. will address two-day annual convention of agents and officials of the American International Assurance Co Ltd. fh Kuala Lumpur beginning on Thursday. More than 200 life underwriters from Hong Kong. Thailand, Singapore. Malaya and
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    GRADUATION PARTY FOR 40
    62 9 IPOH Mon. The Vocational Training Centre for Malay Women here held a graduation tea party yesterday afternoon. Forty students received certificates from Datin Zalnab binte Ismail, wife of the Mentri Besar of Perak. The successful students were the first batch admitted to the school last September
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    SINGAPORE DATE FOR FAMOUS AMERICAN COLOURED SINGER
    160 9 SINGAPORE, Monday. UAMOUS American Negress mezzo-soprano Betty Allen is coming to Singapore on a special mission "to sing and win more friends." She will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on July 8, under the auspices of the Singapore Musical Society. The
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    2 concerts for musical society
    91 9 2 concerts for musical society SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra is to present an "invitation concert" for members of the Singapore Musical Society on June 15 at t> ou pm. at the Victoria Memorial Hall and on June 17 at 8.45 p.m. at tne Victoria Theatre. The orchestra, under
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    Smash— but —no grab—
    87 9 Smash— but no grab KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— A thief early today tried and failed to steal five cameras worth about $3,000 by smashing a shop window in High Street. The noise woke the watchmen and a neighbour, who shouted "Thief thief." The watchmen caucht the man as he turned round
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    Workers to get less after first year of an agreement
    214 9 Workers to get less after first year of an agreement SINGAPORE, Monday. A BOUT 60 clerical and non-clerical employees of the mercantile firm Behn, Meyer and Co. Ltd. in Magazine Road have won wage increases of $30 and $20 a month, backdated to July 1 last year. This follows an
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    GIRL MISSING AFTER FIRE CEREMONY
    73 9 GIRL MISSING AFTER FIRE CEREMONY RANTING. Mon. A nine-year-old girl, A. Slvapakiam. who is also called Krishnavenl, has been reported missing after going to see a fire walking ceremony at the Kelanang Temple here on Thursday. Her father, K. Arunasalam. who lives near the temple, said today: "We hear that
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    Two more experts for Borneo valley
    136 9 Two more experts for Borneo valley lESSELTON, Mon. Two more New Zealand experts have joined the United Nations team conducting the three-year $5 million survey of the Labuk Valley in North Borneo. They are Mr. B. W. Bullivant, a land surveyor, and Mr. A. D. L. Hooper, a soil surveyor.
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    Plans to form a union
    39 9 KANGAR. Mon.— Graduates from Day Training Colleges plan to form a union shortly. The pro-t::n chairman, Inche Ahmad bin Abdul Rahman, said here today that there were about 2,000 DTC teachers throughout the Federation.
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    Three sent to jail for extortion
    205 9 KUCHING. Mon. A woman, Soong Sui Ing, has been sentenced to 18 months' jail for her part in extorting $1,250 from a company manager here. She was one o: three persons convicted for the offence by the senior magistrate. Mr. D.B. McGilllgan. In the
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      73 9 Keep your family SSla FIT WATERBURY'S COMPOUND Waterbury's Compound is the world's most widely used tonic. BECAUSE ITS A TONIC. Waterbury's speeds recovery to sparkling good health and builds up resistance to further attacks. BECAUSE IT'S A DECONGESTIVE, Waterbury's breaks up stubborn coughs, colds and bronchial congestion. Let Waterbury's prove
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      172 9 BfP mj m f < ,i| I A l^ik' ji When Lt. Col. John Glenn rocketed into space, and history, he took along an extra eye a camera eye. The camera had to be as flawless as the rocket. It also had to be simple to operate. And it had
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      483 9 RADIO MALAYA ?n n« ld T On The Wuria Tne *">d«and: 1-30 The News: W mBLHIM »0.00 Popular Composers. 10 16 1.40 Melodies In Colour 2 00 NATIONAL suouiWAvt Sports Re?l: io.30 Polboncs Olrl On The Run; 2.15 Calling SKKVICE 41.7 meirm Pr oni Around The World; M.uO The Housewife;
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    Choosing the right kind of wedding gift
    549 10 ■^■^^^^■■^^^^■^^^^l^^B ■^^^^^^^^■■^^^^^■^^^^^MiM CHEQUES STILL POPULAR INVITATIONS to four weddings this month is something that I least expected. Nevertheless I have to attend each one of them a social obligation I am looking forward to fulfilling with pleasure. But with It comes the thought
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    210 10 I agree with her. It is out ot date to think there Is something too businesslike about giving cash. For those brides whom you are not familiar with and therefore unable to consult, you can always buy presents that are simple. I find you cannot go
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    LIVING ROOM 'DRESSED' FOR FORMAL EVENING
    255 10 TiHE all-purpose front room that serves as living room, family room, library and often dining room can serve as a formal sitting room for a special evening. The trick is to have two sets of draperies and rugs one for everyday, the other for
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    CHEESE CUTTER
    82 10 If you are looking for an easy way to cut cheese then this cheese slicer (above) will do the job for you. It cuts uniform slices in any thickness desired. It ran be used horizontally or vertically, and the thickness of the slices is automatically determined by the
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      232 10 RICH J- Jjh SHAMPOO o^#M RICH* m \l\jkMJC mi Leaves your Mmf < ,> M.\ hair soft and shW%^H diant > f ree °f ff^Mil unsightly dandruff. three different sizes. When your child is in pain... Doctors know that aspirin is best for treating fever and relieving pain in children,
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      386 10 Who'd ever dream one make-up could do so many R«-vlon'» TOUCH CLOW is more mot slur* llian make-up. Thai's why it givrs your skin _^mm^^m^^^^ den-drenched Inok with a moiilened jeel P^^» that no (ithrr mako-up ran. You nr\rr wear l^r^^^^^^Sfik 40 lhat diird-oiil. "madr-up" look because I 'Jwafft/JSwT* TOUCH
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      287 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS a. Vulture translates "Vale" as b Oun. literally the first troro o < <8) the ship, repels submarine (8) 6 AH. repeat all. these soluUons 9 Hot cooked meal preceded by (10) half a loaf (6) 7 Mum returns and Dad's 10 A Ollbertlan heroine of
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    611 12 RUBBER OUTLOOK NOT SO GLOOMY: HAY From Our Market Correspondent |i!K outlook for natural rubber is not so gloomy as to lead to the conclusion that there will not be opportunity in the future for orderly and continuing moderate sales from stockpile states the chairman, Sir John Hay, in his
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    Tin price unchanged
    133 12 THE price oi Straits Tin yesterday remained unchanged at $454,371. per picul |on an estimated ottering ol I 225 tons, up 5 tons. All other markets in Singapore and the Federation were closed for the holidays. Malaya produced 107.314 p'icute of tin concentrates containing 4.825 ions tin
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    23 12 Road.*: RuthevrrHt. Rrnattow. Kirmala. Shipi In Port Iwitttnham S.rnonvih (Vvlon Amonea' Ku;ila I-umpur: !'lv«v« Lyconr. Lrda Marrsk Panama Fsronx-VII1». PHILATELY
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      625 12 NEDLLOYD LINE GREAT LAKES SERVICE MSI SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE MIUYA OIRECI 10 CANADA AND US 6REAI LAKES PORTS SBO" S>»" *enm( «rr *tyn|r»|i "S«I*TICA"t (III) li Put 11 June 17 14 June IS Jill IS ill) "BAWEAN't (Nl) S/12 lII* 13/14 m( Ii ml) 12 lot "ZCEIftNO Hi) 5<12 «i|
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      560 12 NOTICES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Mr. Ang Yeow Say ha.s left our service on the 31st May. 1962 and is no longer entitled to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf. DIETHELM AND CO. LTD.. Kuala Lumpur NOTICE This is to notify the public that the
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      1284 12 g^y^jygryTl^^^Ml tender ki \i I Mii R J K R. TRNDKR NOTICE. THE RUBBER INDUSTRY JOHORt tenders m.m Ct, (REPLANTING) BOARD J.K.R. tender notice and aboT#- registered Contrac- TENDERS trom Clas> C be r.ccivod by the scholarships to thr ton««e of above registered Pw D Con- Jurutera Penguasa. JabaUn A,ricultur..
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      854 13 TENDER TENDER PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 J.K.R. PERLIS TENDER JABATAN KERJA RAYA T NOTJCE c d PERAK Tenders from Cla^s 'C and above J.K.R. Contractors will be TENDERS for the Construction received at the office ol the Ju- iof Rural Sub-Health Centre coml utera Negeri, J.K.R.. Kedah dan i
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      510 13 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYA APPLICATIONS are Invited from graduates in Agiiculture for the post of FARM DIKECTOR at the College of Agriculture. Malaya, on a salary scale of $t>3o x 25 680/715 x 35 925/965 x 40 1.245 a month; entry according to qualifications and experience. Know* ledge of crop
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      722 13 J.K.R. KEDAH Applications are invited for tbe temporary post of Quairy Supervisor in the Scale $488x20-»588. Applicants should have had 15 years' experience in quarrying of which 10 years should nave been in a responsible bupeiviwo' capacity. Applications for appointment should be submitted on Form P.S.C.I (obtainable from any Government
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      955 13 (Continued from Pace *> SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word, ti (Mi*.)— Bom M cts. esjfra WANTED MANACER for Textile Wholesale Shop Previous experience absolute necessity. Really attractive trrma Incluoe pnpflt snaring Schemes. All Correspondence Conndential. Apply Box A 4537. 8.T.. Spore. WANTBD IMMEDIATELY:— Teacher trained or untrained for teaching National Language.
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      978 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE M Word, Si (Ml*.)— Box it cts. rrfre LAND SUITABLE FOR Oodown or Factory off Martin Road less than 1 mile from 0.P.0 Phone Tan *****. SEMI-DETACHED BUNCALOWS at Linden Drive, Raffles Park. $22,000/--each. Apply Teo. Tel: *****. B'pore. ONB-STORBV SEMIDETACHED ROUSE. Kirn Lin Park. Facing
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      451 13 MISCELLANEOUS it .rsJs SS (-Win.)— Box it cl,. txtrm SIRVICI Outboard Motors Lawn Mowers and WH»liine Msehlars. Cbop Kirn B*ns; Cbeooc Ifl 79 a 22V/°7«W)B. RO <1 Bln apor **">"• "PATRICIA FASHIONS" »nd tvsnint ■ear, spsrtswoar snd accrtstrOs. •MIAN'S MAIRDRISSINC SALON" "or oquislto hair itylint. colour-tints, facials. manicures and psdisurts.
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      Japan top steel supplier
      297 14 Pan-Malayan imports up $18 m. to $147.8 m. BUT BRITAIN IN SECOND PLACE INCREASED I SHIPMENTS SUBSTANTIALLY ILAST YEAR JAPAN last year maintained her position as top overall supplier of base metals, parti* cularly iron and steel products, to Singapore and the Federation, although her shipments
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      – Artist's impression of Dunlop's $15m. tyre factory at PJ
      131 14 Artist's impression of Dunlop's $15m. tyre factory at PJ rIS b an artists impression of Dunlop Malayan Industries' $15 million tyre 1 I factory at Petaling Jaya which will begin production I of a wide range of tyres for cars, trucks, motor-cycles scooters and bicycles early next year. It Is
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      Ben Line's I first diesel ship is launched
      164 14 Ben Line's first diesel ship is launched Arst diesel ship| 1 built for the Ben Line fleet was launched j on the Clyde, Scotland. yesterday by Mrs. H.R. MacLeod, wife of one of the partners of Wm. Thomson and Co., managers of the line. The ship, Benvalla, is the third
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      Company's special service department
      174 14 Company's special service department A Singapore business- man, Mr. Andrew S.H. Chang, has established a department to I give the general public I a wide range of services from building houses to repairing an electric shaver. Oiven the name Malaya Union Service the new department is an extension to the
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      Bid for closer ties with Asian mart I
      214 14 Bid for closer ties with Asian mart A DIRECTOR of Obrien Publicity of Australia, Mr. Allan R. Kelly, visited Singapore last week to effect closer Australian liaison with local ad- vertising activities. Mr. Kelly, whose company is the Australian associate of Young Advertising and Marketing Ltd., met representatives of advertising
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      New manager
      28 14 Mr. H. V. C. Randall haa j been appointed manager of Huttenbachs. Sungei Patani He succeeds Mr. D. Ball, who has gone to England on leave.
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      NZ TO SEND IN MORE APPLES
      159 14 NEW Zealand apples have been finding a growing market in Malaya over the past few years, according to fruit importers in Kuala Lumpur. Trade statistics show that I New Zealand today ranks sixth best supplier of the fruit to this market after Australia. Japan,
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      SIX-STOREY BUILDING FOR J.B.
      141 14 ANEW six-storey building in the heart of Johore Bahru town is fast coming up and will be ready tor occupation before the end of the year The building which will contain offices, and owned by Hock Yee Hin Co. Ltd.. faces the new Johore Bahru $1.2
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      TWO NEW STORE HOUSING ESTATES
      260 14 TWO NEW STORE HOUSING ESTATES TWO new multi-mil- lion dollar housing projects will be launched in Singapore shortly by a company that has developed no less than dozen estates in the i past. Construction on these projects tin 1 Eastern Garden and tho Skyscraper, was due to I begin within
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      BUSINESS AND HOLIDAY TRIP
      79 14 >1K OKI (MUM HWA (above), manager and a director of the Kinta Omnibus Co.. Ltd.. Ipoh. and a director on other bus companies and a housing estate, has left for hngland anil the VMJL on a three-monih business-ciim pleasure trip. In London. Mr. Oei will meet
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      463 14 gj GRAXD SEASOX M I SALE I I LOOK! RECORD BREAKING LOW PRICES I ■ffl GiontK Whit. CoMon P| Sport Shirtt To Cl».t 3.90 Each I H9 Gionttx T«tron Bti U Sport Sh.rti $3 SO Hrfl I Manhattan Foncy §B*lH Sport Shirt! UP SUSO i 5 90 Bj9 I Giantrx
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      14 14 J~ J *is v 'INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Yfth -JSEP. 4th 1962_ CONTACT YOUR) TRAVEL AGENT
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    Russia held 4-4 by Colombia
    444 15 SUPERB FIGHT-BACK ARICA, Monday A SUPERB second half recovery enabled Colombia to hold the Soviet Union to a 4-4 draw in the World Cup finals here yesterday. The Russians were 3-1 ahead at hall -time after a brilliant spell of three goals ia four minutes
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    WORLD CUP
    214 15 Hungary 6-1 Bad news (or Brazil SANTIAGO, Mon. Hungary scored the biggest win of the World Cup finals so far when they thrashed Bulgaria 6-1 at Rancagua yesterday, to emerge as the biggest danger to holders, Brazil, and European favourites, the Soviet Union, in the battle for the
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    204 15 SCORERS AT A 6LANCE RESULTS of matches played on the fourth day of the World Cud finals: At Arica COLOMBIA 4 (Aceros. Coll. Rada. Klinger) SOVIET UNION 4 (Ivanov 2. Chislenko. Ponedeljnik> At Santiago SWITZERLAND 1 (Schnelter) W. GERMANY t (Bruells. Seeler) At Vina Del Mar MEXICO SPAIN I (Peiroi
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    147 15 -ITALIAN FA DEMANDS PROBE BY FIFA SANTIAGO, Mon. The Italian Football Federation has cabled F.I.F.A. here asking for a 'full investigation" Into the refereelng of Ken Aston, of England, during Saturday's explosive match between Chile and Italy. The telegram asks for the 'laws of hospitality to be respected" during the
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    NZ All Blacks winTes series
    98 15 gYDNEY, Mon. The New Zealand AU Blacks completed a 2-0 win over Australia in Rucby Union "Test" series when they triumphed 14-5 today. The All Blacks won the first Test 20-6. Superb forward play led to New Zealand's victory by a goal, two penalty coals
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    MCA team win in last over
    56 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. MCA President's XI beat S.C.A. President s XI by one wicket in the last over of their National Day cricket match on the padang today. Scores were: SCA XI: 158 (B. Marks 41. Slvamayam 37. Ollson 21) MCA XI 161-9 (Reggie da
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    Swiss 'bolt' defence tactics fail
    226 15 Swiss 'bolt' defence tactics fail plons Brazil on Wednesday, did most of the attacking but they had to wait until the 78th minute for their only goal. Mexican goalkeeper Carbajal played a great game, but 11 minutes from the end he was beaten by inside-right Pelro. Aspirations AT RANCAGUA, Hungary
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    456 15 CRICKET PENANG LGE: PSC bt Police by 7 wkts on Ist inns. Police 109 (J. Andres 37 n.0.. R. Walton 6-41) PSC 11-3 <S. Wilson 46 n.0.. Turner 28). SLRC bt DTC by 55 runs on Ist. Inns. DTC 87 iD. Jenioasoii 30. Joglnder Singh 4-11) SLRC 142
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    204 15 PARIS, Monday. A USTRALIA'S current supremacy in world lawn tennis was confirmed at the French championships which ended here yesterday. Australian playyers won both singles the men's doubles, and shared 1 the mixed doubles. South African tennis "twins" Mrs. Sandra Rey-nolds-Price and Miss Renee Schuuirr.an,
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    S'GOR RIDERS BEAT TRIAL RIVALS WITH ESCAPE PLAN
    251 15 S'GOR RIDERS BEAT TRIAL RIVALS WITH ESCAPE PLAN TIMES SPORT i KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. OELANGrOR riders won the Malayan Cyclists Federation's Asian Games trials held yesterday and today. In the first trial 36 miles of climbing the Cameron Highlands road from Tapah to Tanah Rata Selangor riders took the first
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    Easy win for GOC'sXI
    70 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. An unbeaten 50 by opening batsman Williams helped G.O.C.'s XI to score an elght-wicket win over an B.C.A. side In the National Day cricket match on the S.R.C padang today. Earlier an impressive bowlIng effort by Daplyn (6-50) helped G.O.C.'s XI to run through
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    127 15 SOCCEK NATIONAL DAY MATCH: Spore Selection v Army (Jn. BeKLI'ANG DIV. 2: Wan Chin* v Bkt. Badak (padang). v 8 R DIV 2: Pollc Depot t Yg. Malays (padang); Dlv. 3Airport v Wai Chlng (Brickfields). IPOH DIV. I: R. Dragoons f Ramblers (CAH grd); Dlv. 2: PWD v
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    Ipoh YMCA win 'games'
    71 15 IPOH, Mon. ipoh won the Foenander Shield In the lnter-YMCA 'games' competition against Kuala Lumpur here today. This morning Ipoh trounced Kuala Lumpur 10-0 at hockey and also beat them by 125 runs at cricket. Scores: Ipoh 143 and 157-6 dec. Kuala Lumpur 127 and 48.
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    POLICE OFFICER DIES IN CRASH
    138 16 POLICE OFFICER DIES IN CRASH QEREMBAN. Mon. A police officer was killed when his car and a lorry loaded with stones collided at the Seremban T a m p i n Road, five miles from here, this afternoon. He was Chief Inspector Ahmad bin Haji Hamid. 50. who was travelling
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    SARAWAK DAY... AND NOT EVEN A SPEECH
    80 16 SARAWAK DAY... AND NOT EVEN A SPEECH J^UCHING. Mon.— The first Sarawak Day was celebrated in cold mood throughout the country today. June 4. this being the nearest Monday to June 1. the actual date of Sarawak Day. There were no special events of any sort to mark this day
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    25 16 PARIS. Mon. Some 170.000 coal miners in France went on strike for 24 hours yesterday to back up demands for better pay. -UPI.
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    DEATH
    31 16 MRS. EILEEN CANTRELL passed away peacefully on 4.6.62 •t Napier House 7 Napier Road Slnpapore. Funeral arrangements to be notified later. Greatly loved and respected by all who knew her.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 16 MR. AND MRS. K. S. Singam ihunk the staffs of both English Schools and doctor of Sabak Berr.am. all friends and relatives for their message of condolence, wreaths and assistance rendered .v the funeral of their beloved son. Vickneswaran. THE WOON family of Batu Gajah thank relatives and friends
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    Why not common citizenship for all? asks Barisan
    185 16 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Barisan Sosialis today .claimed that the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's pledge on citizenship yesterday was "virtually an admission" that there was in fact no equality for Singapore citizens under the proposed merger and Malaysia arrangements. The Prime
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    Minister to attend ILO meeting
    89 16 Minister to attend ILO meeting SINGAPORE, Mon. Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, the Minister for Labour, left by air this evening at the head o' a Singapore delegation to the international Labour Organisatlon conference opening in Geneva on Wednesday From Geneva, he will fly to London where it is understood he will
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    N-Day joy—the first night
    140 16 N-Day joy the first night OINGAPORE, Mon. Thousands of people filled Hong Lim Green here last night for the glittering Aneka Ragam Rakyat. It was one of the three concerts staged to round off the first day celebrations of Singapore's third National Day. The other two concerts at Geylang Serai
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    'Limit transfer of officials' call by police clerks' union
    188 16 'Limit transfer of officials' call by police clerks' union KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. pOLICE clerks have resolved to ask the Commissioner of Police to restrict the transfer of union officials "to the minimum" as transfers affected the activities of the union. This was one of the resolutions unanimously adopted at the
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    Atom power commercially feasible say experts
    383 16 0 A PANEL of experts ■^-has advised the Government, in a report released today. that atomic power will be commercially attractive in a number of countries within a few years. The panel, headed by Dr Henry D. Smyth, a Princeton professor and U.S. representative
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    New drought hits two provinces in China
    145 16 TWIPEH, Mon— Nationalist ■I Chinese intelligence sources today reported "a serious drought" in two of Communist China's richest provinces Sxechuan and Hopei. The sources said the Szechuan Daily, a Coir.mvi is*. organ, reported recently that the rainfall this year in that central China
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    76 16 DUKE GOES ON PARADE IN A KILT VANCOUVER. Mon. The Duke of Edinburgh made hi.s only public appearance here yesterday wearing a kilf for the first time in Canada when he presented new colours to the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada. A crowd of nearly 7.000 crammed into the stadium ol
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    40 16 RANGOON. Mon— Burmese Government forces scored successes against Communist rebels still active in the central North Burma area last week, overrunning a main rebel hideout and capturing considerable quantities of arms, according to reports reaching here today. U.P.I.
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    20 16 WARSAW. Mon. Mr. Adam RapacKi. Polish Foreign Minister. Is to begin an official visit to Cuba next Saturday.
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    95 16 MUNICH. Mon. Vera Bruehne, 52-year-old divorcee, and her friend Johann Ferbach, 48. were sentenced to hard labour for life here in what has become known as I the "Murder for a Mansion" trial. They were accused of murdering rich, elderiy Dr. Otto Praun' and
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