The Straits Times, 21 June 1958

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 Mai*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 21. 1958 it 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon JAKARTA TRAVEL BAN
    256 1 ENVOYS BARRED FROM AREAS OUTSIDE JAVA, BORNEO Troops close in on Menado JAKARTA, Fri.— The Indonesian Government today banned foreign embassy staffs from travelling to any part of Indonesia except Java and Borneo. Diplomatic sources said the Foreign Minis try had instructed them that Sumatra, Celebes. Moluccas
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    Dear sirs, What are your earnings?
    372 1 Dear sirs, What are your earnings? KUALA LUMPUR, Friday, fHE Government will soon ask 6,000 firms in Malaya: "Confidentially, what is your income, expenditure and salary bill?" The quiz will be part of a national income and balance of payments survey being planned to fill in the "serious gap" in
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    Lock icon $20,000 raid on Shell Co. office
    79 1 $20,000 raid on Shell Co. office si.ria (Brunei). Fri. 4 MASKED robber today escaped with about $31,000 in notes in a "snatch and run" raid on the office of the shell Company's office here. The intruder entered the office this afternoon and blinded the cashier with powdered pepper before he
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    Malaya deplores Nagy execution
    104 1 Malaya deplores Nagy execution KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. rE Federation's ambassador in Washington, Dr. Ismail, has been instructed by the Government to support any proposal in the United Nations which deplores the execution of Mr. Imre Nagy, the former Hungarian Prime Minister and his associates. A spokesman of the Ministry of
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    Lock icon General's visit
    34 1 PARIB, Frl.— Gen. Sir Ro bert Mansergh. commander In-chief of United Kingdom Land Forces, will pay a fourday visit to France next week at the Invitation of the French Defence Ministry Reuter
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    PLAN to BEAT THE REDS THROUGH LESSONS
    251 1 PLAN to BEAT THE REDS THROUGH LESSONS KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE Federation Government's plan to fight Communism through education has been referred to a five-man special working committee. The committee will consider the introduction into Malayan schools of subjects like: Ethics or principles of behaviour; reasoning and logic; and civics.
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    REDSS GIVE 'BUY LESS RUBBER' WARNING
    253 1 REDSS GIVE 'BUY LESS RUBBER' WARNING DUBBER MANUFACTURERS In China have warnn> ed Singapore rubber exporters that they will buy less Malayan rubber if its quality continues to detorinrato The warning was contained In a letter sent to the Rubber Trade Association of Singapore by the China Importers and Exporters
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    Polo loving Ambassador arrives
    38 1 Polo loving Ambassador arrives POLO LOVING Maj General Nawabsada Muh ammad Sher All Khan Pakistan's first High Commissioner to Malaya who arrived In Singapore with his wife and four children In the Asia yesterday str lit- Times picture
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    Lock icon Gangster killed
    29 1 BOSTON (Mass). Fri— John J. ("Fats") BuccelU. 44-year-old gangster, was shot dead by another gangster as ha sat at the wheel of a car here yesterday.— Reuter
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    GIRL one of 53 held in blue film swoop
    221 1 GIRL one of 53 held in blue film swoop KLANG Frl. DOLICE arrested 53 1 people here last night including one girl and several Oovernm c n t officials— when they raided a "blue film" show. The audience at a private house in Kampong Java— were startled when the police
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    Lock icon Back to work
    31 1 LONDON, Frl.— The 3.500 striking dockers at the Pool of London— hard core of the dock strikers voted unanimously this morning to return to work on Monday Reuter
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    Lock icon Killers to die
    26 1 ALGIERS. Kri.— A French military tribunal here today sentenced to death four Algerians for killing four people and making 10 assassination attempts.— Reuter.
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    U.S. CALLS FOR NAGY PROBE
    63 1 WASHINGTON, f'ri. The United I States yesterday called for a United Nations Investigation of the eiecution of I Imre N. <jr and three other Hungarian leaders. I The D.N. General Assembly's committee on Hun car; will meet tomorrow. China today warned satellite nations to toe
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    'BLUE' RECORD GOES ON AIR—BY ERROR
    150 1 'BLUE' RECORD GOES ON AIR— BY ERROR A RECORD banned by Radio Malaya for Its strong overtones of sex was put on the air by the Penang studios yesterday afternoon during its "Fun and Frolics" programme by mistake. And the announc r >.id not stumble on to his gaffe until
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    Gale damages houses
    53 1 KOTA BHARU. Frl<— Two houses were blown to the ground and six others badly damaged when a gale swept Bunut Payong, a village near here, yesterday. A 50-year-old padi planter Musa bin Ahmad, was knocked unconscious and pinned under the roof of his house He was rescued
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    Veteran actor ill
    24 1 KOLLYWOOD. Frl. The condition of 81 -year-old actor Edmund Gwenn, who Is suffering from a stroke, was reported worsening yesterday D.P.I
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    17 1 LONDON. Frl.— The airlift of the Ist Guards Brigade to Cyprus started early today Reuter
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    2 a.m. news roundup
    273 1 2 a.m. news roundup RUSSIA INVITED TO JOIN TIN PACT PARIS, Kri.— The International Tin Council announced today that it had "agreed formally to invite the Soviet Union to become a producer-partici-pant in the international tin agreement." The announcement was made in a communique issued here following a four-day meeting
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    Lock icon SHIP SINKS—CREW IS SAFE
    67 1 SHIP SINKS— CREW IS SAFE MANILA, Frl.— The Japa nese ship Hlgashl Maru (5.895 tons), which ran aground last night off Balintang Island. 90 miles north of Luzon, sunk early this morn ing. according to a report re- celved here. Earlier reports said that two rescue ships, the San Diego
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    The martyr who was an enigma even to his wife
    901 2 r MALETER THIS IS THE STORY of the former wife of Hungarian Maj.Cen. Pal Malerer, executed by the Communists this week with former Premier Imre Nagy for rheir roles in the Hungarian uprising of 1956 •gainst Soviet oppression. Mrs. Maleter,
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    Lock icon NO. 10 DOWNING ST. 'NEEDS A STRUCTURAL OVERHAUL'
    117 2 NO. 10 DOWNING ST. 'NEEDS A STRUCTURAL OVERHAUL' I ONDON, Fri— Number 10 Downing Street one of the most famous addresses in the world and official London residence of Britain's Prime Minister is structurally unsound, a fire hazard and needs a thorough overhaul. Stating this In an 11-page White Paper,
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    Lock icon Jakarta asks Shell 'start up again'
    135 2 JAKARTA. Friday. TpHE Government today invited Royal Dutch Shell 1 to resume oil pumping and refining operations in East Borneo. Shell temporarily closed its multi-million installations at Balik Papan in April, after rebel bombers attacked two tankers in the harbour. One was sunk. Dr.
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    New SEATO chief named
    38 2 Brigadier L. W. Thornton, Adjutant-General of the New Zealand Army, has been appointed chief of the SEATO Military Planning Office. He succeeds BrigadierGeneral Alfredo M. Santos, who has returned to duty In the Philippines.
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    Lock icon REST OF THE A OVERSEAS NEWS TOP US. JOCKEY DIES AFTER BIG RACE ACCIDENT
    230 2 REST OF THE A OVERSEAS NEWS TOP US. JOCKEY DIES AFTER BIG RACE ACCIDENT LOS ANGELES, Fri. a former champion Jockey, Jackie Westropp, died in hospital here yesterday from multiple injuries after being thrown from his mount at Hollywood Park racecourse. Westropp. who was 40, was riding the filly "Well
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    Lock icon On the (public) house
    44 2 PITTSBITRG, Fri. Ten volunteers went home happily by taxi here yesterday after drinking beer and whisky at public expense. They bad volunteered to help test "drunkometers" machines designed to show police if motorists are under the influence of liquor. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mac's plan for Cyprus rejected
    602 3 Bases for the obligations of Britain GOVERNOR CONFIDENT BOTH SIDES WILL BE WON OVER FINALLY LONDON, Friday. GOTH Greece and Turkey have rejected the British Government's seven-year interim self-government plan for Cyprus. The plan, outlined by the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmiilan, in the House
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    Lock icon Warning of new dangers
    74 3 IN a message to British forces in Cyprus. Sir Hugh Foot said: The uncertainty is now ended and our purpose stated. "We may have to face worse dangers than we have known in the past, but the cause in which we are engaged is no less
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    Lock icon Sex-change former pilot is bankrupt
    107 3 Sex-change former pilot is bankrupt LONDON, Fri. ROBERTA COWELL. the former fighter pilot who became a woman, told a bankruptcy court here yesterday that since changing sex seven years ago she had been offered film, stage, radio, and magazine offers of £100.000. She haa not taken up any of the
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    Lock icon P.M. sworn in
    27 3 DACCA, Fri.— Mr. Abu Hussain Sarkar. leader of the Krishak Siainik Party, was sworn in as Chief Minister of East. Pakistan this mornine Reuter
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    Lock icon Protest meeting by Turks
    52 3 A TURKISH CROWD sits with an effigy of Archbishop Makarios at a mass meeting in E Ankara to listen to Dr. I Fazik Kutchuk. leader of the Turkish minority In E Cyprus. I The Turks are pro E testing against British E policy in Cyprus. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'Beat sister to death in hotel' charge
    174 3 'NOT GUILTY' PLEA BY AMERICAN LONDON. Friday. DERNARD SMITH, 68-year-old New Yorker, was alleged in court yesterday to have beaten his sister to death in his London hotel room when she was helping him pack for his return next day to the United
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    Lock icon 'CHINA TERROR': TITO PAPER
    57 3 BELGRADE, Fri— The official Yugoslav newspaper Borba said last night that a mass campaign of arrests and deportations was now in progress In Commnnht China This is the first time a Yugoslav newspaper has published such strong criticism of interior conditions in a Communist country since
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    Lock icon Call for more trade with China
    87 3 LONDON. Fri.— Lord Kindersley. chairman of Rolls Royce. today urged the opening of markets like China to British industry. In his annual statement to shareholders he spoke of the "paramount importance" of the Government winning economic stability to enable exporters to compete In international
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    Lock icon S:am's wreath
    26 3 S am's wreath WASHINGTON. Fri— Gen Jira Vichit Ongg.am, Slam's chief of staff, yesterday laid a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldiers here U.P.I
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    LONDON STOCKS
    374 3 J ONDON Thurs— Stock markets received further assistance today by the announcement of a half per cent reduction In the bank rate to five per cent. The ne-.< dip had been largely discounted and markets were firm just before the announcement so that there waa no lmrr-dlate response
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    Lock icon HANDS OFF LEBANON, RUSSIA WARNS
    295 3 HANDS OFF LEBANON, RUSSIA WARNS ]I|OSCOW, Fri. The m Soviet Press hinted I yesterday that Russian "volunteers" might reinforce the rebels in the Lebanon if America and Britain sent troops to bolster the government forces. The party organ Pravda said the situation was similar Ito the Anglo-French Buez action In
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    Lock icon Dag will meet Ben Gurion
    46 3 JERUSALEM. Fri— Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, United Nations secretary-general, will arrive here tomorrow for talks with Mr. David Ben Gurion. the Israeli Prime Minister. Mr. Hammarskjoeld is at present holding talks In Belrut In an effort to end the Lebanese crisis.— Reuter.
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    Boy, 4, is saved
    87 4 PICTURED— THE DRAMATIC THAMES RESCUE THAT MADE ESAH, 19, A HEROINE THE SCENE is tbe R.vrr Thames in London. A rowing boat is about to pick up from the chilly waters a fwir-vrar-«M boy and bis rescuer. Minutes earlier Esah binte Abdullah. 19, »t Kelantan. a
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    'DEATH BLOW TO REDS IS CITIZENS TARGET
    79 4 'DEATH BLOW TO REDS IS CITIZENS TARGET TAIPING. Fri. rE town of Lenggong. in I'pper ivrak. has formed its own Good Citizens Committee with the aim of dealinc the "death blow" to the demoralised terrorists in the area. The chairman of the committee. Mr. Tan Kirn Seng, told the inaugural
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    10 DAYS TO GO
    30 4 10 DAYS TO GO Home from the office after a long day and he doesn't even see his wife His thoughts are all on winning that $20,000 MM Jackpot Contest
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    Plan to unify TB services
    203 4 Dr. SODHY IS IN CHARGE OF THE PROJECT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. "pHE Federation Government is drawing up a plan for a national tuberculosis service that will co-ordinate and integrate all existing services. The project is in the hands of Dr. J. s Sodhy. Senior Tuberculosis
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    Skid crash driver fined
    59 4 PENANG. Frl. MotoriM Phoon Yew Lam. 26. whose car crashed Into two other cars, two cyclists and s trkha when it skidded on n wet road here, was fined $100 tciay for dangerous driving He said: "A pedestrian stepped into my path and I had to
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    Civics lecture for women
    40 4 KUALA LIPIS Frl —A civics lecture was held here thts week for 55 members of the Kampong Budu Kaum Ibu The District Officer. Inche Mohamed Anuar bin Lope Shukor asked for co-opera-tion in improving the kampongs
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    Church talks
    24 4 KUANTAN. Frl The Eastern Malaya district con ference and Methodist Youth Fellowsnip rally will be heln here next Friday and Satur day
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    Former guests play host
    61 4 IPOH. Fri.— Colombo Pla-i students who have studied In New Zealand will cntertai.i 30 officers and men of the Ist Bn.. New Zealand Re giment. at a social and dance at the Anderson School hai! tomorrow night. The function is sponsored by the Junior Technical Trade
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    New assistant district officer
    42 4 PhKAN m (*johe Mo hamed Salleh bin Haji Mo homed Amin Pahang wmtt tant collector of land re venue, has been appointee assistant district officer h ere He succeeds Dato Mohartd bin Ibrahim who ha> transferred to Bentong
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    RADIO: General Programme
    159 4 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 metres SINGAPORE H<-4iam wmve 47< mtrtrtt KCIAI.A lIMI'IR MnUam wave 241 metre* PEJUNG Medium wave 366 mrirei IPOH Medium wave 330 metres MALACCA Medium wave 297 metres A.M. 7.15 Good Morning To Listeners- 7.16 Morning Serenade; 730 The News; 7Ji
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    Dinner to new justices
    49 4 KUALA LIPIS, Frl— Three new Justices of the peace created recently by the Sultan of Pahang will be entertained to a public dinner at the Chinese club ben on June 28. They are Mr. Ong S»ong Seung. Inche Zaini Pa' Chlk and Mr Dall Singh.
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    STAGGER OFFICE HOURS? IT'S NOT PRACTICABLE, SAY TRADE LEADERS
    170 4 STAGGER OFFICE HOURS? IT'S NOT PRACTICABLE, SAY TRADE LEADERS KIAI.A Ll'MPl'K. hri Commercial leaders here today warned that staggered office working hours would have serious repercussions on busini ss The municipal traffic advisory committee has suggested that working hours in Government and commerce should be staugrrrd to reduce traffic congestion
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    Witness: He shouted Tve killed wife'
    187 4 KUALA LUMPUK. Friday. ESS than 24 hours after a man divorced his wife he stabbed her to death and shouted to a horrified crowd at the General HospUal here- "Come and arrest me. I have killed my wife. I will not run away." Mohamed
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    Double feature
    27 4 KUANTAN. Frl. Th« Cast Pahang agricultural show will be held here on Saturday and Sunday. A baby show will be held in conjunction with It.
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    Jail for trying to rob a goddess
    85 5 Jail for trying to rob a goddess I*CNANG, Frl. A labourer, P. Sinnathauiby. was Jailed for six months today for tteiripting to steal three gold chains from the neck of a temple goddess. I. Shai.mugam. watchman of the Kaliamaharvin temple, said he saw sinnathamby lifting the chains from the goddess
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    Hunt for three who stole $2,500 gems
    344 5 ABOUCTEO GOLDSMITH MHTMPED HIM CINVIAPORE police yesterday searched tor three youths who abducted and robl>ed a goldsmith of jewellery worth $2,500 on Thursday afternoon. Bound hand and foot, his eyes niastered. he was dumped in roadside lallang and spent two hours trying to
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    'QUIT ORDER TO ISLAND CLUB
    196 5 SINGAPORE City Councl on the Royal Island Cl within a year. il yesterday served notice ub to quit 68 acres of land I At the same time It wrote to the Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing. Inche Abdul Hamid I bin Haji Jumat,
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    From Highlands
    25 5 TANA RAT A Prl. A total of 141 youths In the Cameron Highlands have registered for national service. Most of them are Chinese.
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    Champion to show how
    49 5 United States Olympic diving champion of 1956. Bob Clotworthy. will give an ex hibition at the Singapore Royal Island Club between 6.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. today. The diving exhibition will be followed by a barbecue and square dancing organised by the American University Club.
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    DEATH
    126 6 M *mr 4* tit I Minimum) MRS. PANG HOW YEW Nee Yeo Kwee Choo i 76) pa&Md awaj peacefully at No. 5 Joo Hong Road on 20/6/58. leaving behind her beloved husband, «7 sons Tong Hak, Tong Kuan. Tong Yong, Tong Khlam. Tong Jin. Tong Chew, Tong Hui (of
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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      The Summit Recedes
      546 6 The barbarous Hungarian' executions have strengthened the belief that Russia is retreating from the summit Not even Moscow could have misjudged the world's reaction to the murder of Nag} and his colleagues. The Russians may not properly understand the strange vaJu>' which the free world attache.to human
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      Plan For Cyprus
      310 6 The British plan tor Cyprus does not lack boldness or vision. Mr. Macmiiian's description of it as "an adventure in partnership" suras up both the scheme and Britain's hope that with Greek and Turkish co-operation this otherwise intractable and dangerous problem can be solved. Without their assistance
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      An Unfree Press
      260 6 I'he Press in Indonesia has been facing increasing trial.--since the Army, two yea.^ ago, began to exercise mon seriously its powers undoi martial law. It was inevitable thab civil war in Sumai.'.i and the Celebes should le.i.i to some restrictions, but thj position of the Press MOMMd
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    220 6 FIFTY YEARS AGO ifrom Me MuiL rime* uf Jane ti. IMS) zrpm. < iri-unmUiH-e* ol Hit im- rent heaty depression in Ibe (.'stony and Dri|litwun»i 5 State* is rau*in| teriou* in- (let; to those who arr <-iicj.<i! In Irmde There it. bsveter, a lar iw. t" E mislie lane abioad.
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    5 6 'AS SOME PEOPLE SEE I"T
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    As I was saying...
    1380 6  -  by CYNICU.S r|NE is apt to forget there are politicians to whom "intellectual" is a dirty word. The most, delirious incident in the. Singapore City Council debate on the Royal Island Club's iea.se was the Mayor's insistence that Mr. A rmst rone, should withdraw so offensive
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    Girl: Shooting of my fiance was no shock
    857 7 ON NIGHT OF DEATH HE SAID: SHALL NOT SEE YOU AGAIN~>BETTER MARRY ANOTHER' HE ASKED ME TO MOVE TO HIS MOTHER'S HOUSE* INSPECTOR OFTEN SPOKE OF KILLING HIMSELF, INQUEST IS TOLD jyjISS MOLLY MAHSETT MICHAEL, 19, told a Singapore inquest yesterday that
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    Ketch for navy
    67 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The 27-ton ketch Ruth-Gor-don, used by the Outward Bound School at Lumut as a training ship, is likely to be handed to the Royal Malayan Navy for safekeeping. A spokesman of the schol told the Straits Times today that the school was not In
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    Meet the people
    24 7 The Singapore Workers' Party will hold a meet-the-people session at their new headquarters, 345. Rangoon Road, from 5t07 o ni today.
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    Farm show
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. The Sultan of Selangor will open the Kuala Selangor Agri-Horticultural Show at the Kuala Selangor town padang tomorrow.
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    KLM Colony flights-talks going on
    252 7 KLM Colony flights -talks going on rPHE KfcM General Mana--1 ger in Singapore, Mr. C. Supper, yesterday confirmed a report that negotiations were going on between the British Government and the Netherlands regarding the airline's services to the Colony. A Reuter report from the Hague yesterday said a Dutch newspaper,
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    Father's proud moment
    73 7 A PROUD FATHER yesterday welcomed home his son after a fouryear absence by garlanding him and with the words "Well done my son The FATHER is Mr. Hazare Singh, of the Social Welfare Department Kuala Lumpur, the SON is Dalip Singh. 24, who returned in the liner
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    5-death vllaae warned about well water
    332 7 5-death vllaae warned about well water IPOH, Fri.— The 2,40* 1 inhabitants of Kampong Tawas, a new village four miles from here, have been warned to take precautions against a killer disease by boiling all drinking water. The disease, x which brings on violent bouts of vomiting and d.arrhoea, has
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    MEDALS FOR TWO POLICE MISSES IN SEREMBAN
    70 7 ON PARADE and looking very pleased are Misses Gwend«lene An* and T. Bimblavanth) two policr inspectors of Seremban. They received the Royal Life Saving Society Medal at a ceremony on the pox lire padang in Seremban this week for passing their intermediate examination
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    Less from customs
    72 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The total customs duties collected last month in the Federation dropped by $*****7 over April It amounted to $33,060,762 in 'May compared with $33,599.--569 during the prevldus month. The total import duties for May totalled $23 483.545 representing an increase of $212,901 over April.
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    3 ACCUSED OF MURDER GO FREE
    94 7 3 ACCUSED OF MURDER GO FREE IPOH. Fri— Three men accused of murdering a policeman's eight-year-old son were discharged In the magistrate's court here today. Inspector Sarian Singh prosecuting, said he had been instructed by the DPP to withdraw charges against T. Lourdesamy. 23. S. Arulanan dam, 20. both of
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    Transfer for inspector
    37 7 IPOH. Fri. A woman police inspector! Miss Chung Chew Yoong, 21, has been transferred from the Federal Police Depot In Kuala urn pur Miss Chung Is a former student of the Anglo-Chines-Girls' School here.
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    Mr. S: MAGIC PLOT TO OUST ME FROM POLITICS
    241 7 Mr. S: MAGIC PLOT TO OUST ME FROM POLITICS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. 'THE leader of the People's Progressive Party, Mr. D. R. Seenivasaganf is convinced his opponents are resorting to black magic to oust him from politics, i On two occasions chicken eggs with his initials and strange" Inscriptions on
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    Jailed for day
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. Loh Shaw Ming. 36. a clerk In the Survey Department here, was Jailed for a day and fined $500 by the Sessions Court today for crl mlnal breach of trust of $325
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    Lull in war
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn —No further casualties to Com. munist terrorists or security forces have been repoited in the Federation today
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    Arsonist fires fuel tankers
    98 7 Arsonist fires fuel tankers ARSONISTS set firr I* three WO-gallon krr»sene tankers and a lorry in Prinsrp Street. Singapore, at 3.30 a.m. jrMnlay Two of i in- tankers mm parked to shophousrs where several famillet live. Flame s li. k.«i the top floor windows. The blaze v.i s put out
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    Onn: UMNO in MCA grip
    41 7 PONTIAN Fn t-.^NO was in the grip of the M C because of its lack of funds. the president of Party Ne-.:.i,i, Dato Sir Onn bin Ja afar, told supporters at a rally near here today
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    JUDGE HITS OUT AT 'LIES' IN COURT
    250 8 IPOH, Fri— Mr Justice Good today criticised the "absolutely contemptible behaviour" of two witnesses in a murder trial which entered its fourth day in the Supreme Court here. "A man Is on trial for his life and they have told the most bare-faced
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    Delay in Malayan bank rate cut
    275 8 By GEOFFREY BOLAND ifALAYA'S bank rate is not likely to be reduced for nearly a fortnight following the further cut in We per cent on Thursday. the British bank rate to fl Any change Is likely to come into operation on July 2 when
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    3,500 more phone lines
    55 8 PENANG, Frt.— The Minister for Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. today announced that a further 3.500 lines making B,9oo— would be installed In Penang. Inche Sardon, who Inspected the new exchange in Madras Lane this morning, also promised a quicker connection between
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    Suicide on rail track
    45 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri.— A labourer, K. Marimuthu. 40. jumped Into the path oi an approaching goods train near Penan* railway station on April 18, the coroner's court here was told today The coroner. T«an Nik Hussaln. recorded a verdict of suicide.
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    FIESTA CLIMAX
    151 8 King and Queen to see dragon boats race in Penang regatta today OENA N G. Frl. A 1 stream of outstation spectators, headed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will watch the regatta at Gurney Drive tomorrow. This will be the climax of the
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    'CHEE FAH' OPERATOR TO FACE BOARD SOON
    130 8 'CHEE FAH' OPERATOR TO FACE BOARD SOON KUALA LUMPUR, Fri "Mr. X Junior," son of the chee-fah characters lottery promoter, who took over the running of the racket after the arrest oX his father live years ago.' will soon appear before a board of inquiry for restricted residence. A police
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    Criminal breach of trust
    44 8 IPOH. Frl. A salesman. Lav Guan Seng. 34. wa.s charged in the Session* Court today with mlsappro pruning $3,490 from his firm Messrs Slme Darby and Co Lav. who pleaded not guilty, was allowed ball of $2,000 until July 2.
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    Shelved; Plan to halt 'fifth columns*
    202 8 Shelved; Plan to halt 'fifth columns* KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. •THE GoTernMent is likely to scrap 1 a scheme to prevent undesirable elements in Singapore exercising political influence here because Federation political parties themselves have already taken active steps to deal with the threat The government had meant to introduce amendments
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    Leader of anti-vice campaign quits three positions
    333 8 Leader of anti-vice campaign quits three positions IPOH, Frl. Mr. M. V 1 Hussein. 39. leader of a campaign against prostitution, has resigned from three offices. They were the positions 01 president of the Pan Malayan Moral Defenpe Organisation, general secretary of the Perak branch of the All-Malayan Muslim Missionary
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    Women's leader flies in
    60 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fit The world president of the Associated Country Women ot the World. Mrs. A. M. Berry, arrived here today from Singapore for a tour of Women;' Institutes. She wIU be In the Federa Uon for eight days before leaving for Calcutta to at lend
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    30 died when Temenggong's picnic boat blew up
    1141 9 30 died when Temenggong's picnic boat blew up Hw^^TT^^^ t r^ WT khl ft* £n{ *^^W^W i J S»t BL V f*^4tti« i^& vfl b Iff w TRAGEDY VICTIMS' GRAVES WERE THE FIRST TO BE DUG IN BUKIT TIMAH CEMETERY JNCHI Ibrahim bin Abdullah, younger son of Murrshi Abdullah, Singapore's
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    The busy waterfront and thoroughfare
    40 9 lialhmisir Pier as it looked at the time of the tragedy of the paddl»- steamer Johore. Th c explosion, a court of inquiry found, was due letting cold water into an empty red-hot boiler. 4
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      127 9 0 ami <>n A 0 <>. tiff l###o I f^i Aik v c\j kEET I r. > y/ 2J a\^< El -j 1 ff l^fcj j ill jjffi MlP^^r^^^frj^f^g^gßg^g^gßg^H v -.vAiTiNG 7 Cic\ f jar *V-* I^ -w i m 1 1 'J^^WB^Bi Saint tiff l.i»stii» i lmriii is Ioi<
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    BETTER SENTIMENT NOW DEVELOPS IN LOCAL SHARES
    464 10 By Our Market Correspondent "f HERE was a slightly better sentiment on the Malayan Share Market yesterday largely as a result of the overnight rise of £2. 105. in the price of three months tin in London. Industrial* were steady and tins steady
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    299 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials were steady, tins were steady after firm, and rubbers quiet. The turnover was small.'' Singapore tnd Federation broker* reported the following busi I nes* done yesterday: Fraser tc I Neave ords $2.48 lovernigliti. $2 55 (Immediate delivery), $2.49 and $2.50; Gammon
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 10 Malayan Share Market June Mi Jun* 19 Industrial*: 87.81 87.75 Tins: 71.95 71.3 C Jan. 1 1»58=1M.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    96 10 MELBOURNE. Prt Loans 3', "c 1956-59 £99 7s 9d Loans 3Vi 1955-58 £100 7s 9d Bank of NSW. £36 7/16 Con. Zinc 63/9 Mount Lyell 2 1/4 4 N. Broken HDJ 98/- seller Hill 50 U/114 Mount Morgan 11/1H £k° 4/6H Western Mining io/9 Ampol Ez 6/7 \l
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    230 10 The Malayan Exrlungr Banks' AsMcUUon made the lollowlng changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday: l*n«loii: selling T.T. or O.D 2/3 7s; buying airmail T.T 2 4 O.D. 2 4 132, 30 dst 243 16 45 dst 2 4 7 32, 60 d»t 2 4 9 32' 90
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    112 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Ex- change: noon prices per plcul yesterday were: i Copra: quiet; UK /Continent June/ July 13 1 buyers, $314 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $47 sellers, drum $50', sellers. Pepper: steady- about 180 tons of business reported done; Muntok white $125, Sarawak $124. (both up
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    RUBBER PRICES
    151 10 July Ant grate rubber buyers I f.o.b. closed in Singapore yester- day at 74 T, cents per 1b up threeeighths of a cent on Thursday's closing price. Clesing tone: Steady Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.SS. Spot fob buyers 74",, sellers 75
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    Rubber market is quiet
    315 10 THE week has been generally quiet with little overall change In values reports Holiday. Cutler Bath ft Co. Ltd., in their current rubber market survey. Overseas markets have settled Into a state of suspended animation and dealers locally show little inclination to take the initiative adds
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      804 10 NOTICES SELANGOR BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION B KUALA UMPI R NOTICE Mr. Llm Tat Tean has resigned as president or the Association. K. Lumpur, 11th June, 1958 Nona i MESSRS. SIME. DARBY Co.. Ltd.. hereby advise that Lav Ouan t Seng Is no longer In the employ I of their Ipoh omce
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      309 10 TENDER TENDER NOTICE 1. Tenders are invited for the joint management of the two fully furnished and equipped Oovernment Rest Houses at Pumpong and Kepala Batas. Alor Star for a period of three years from 17th August, 19S8. The Oovernment Rest House, Pumpong consists of 10 double bedrooms, restaurant and
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      257 10 SHIPPING NOTICES LLOYD TaIIESTINO M.V. "ASIA" This vessel will sail for Hongkong from S.H.B. Wharf, Oodowns Nos: 42 43 Oate No: 1 at 10 am today. 21st June. Passengers should embark between 8 am and 9 a.m. ihkiik gilfillan co. Ltd. Afcritsj S.S. "STEEL ARCHITECT FROM U.S.A. The above vessel
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      517 10 OFFICIAL PRICES SINGAPORE. JUiNE 20. RIBBER: 74% cents per lb. (up tbreeeiKhths of a cent) TIN: 537».87' 2 per picul (down $1,121 j). llllMllllllllllllllinililMi|lli|l|lMlllllll'ii|||||||||||iii|i||||[||lllllllllllllllll T^v KNUTSEN LINE SZ FKOM CANIDA US MCIMC POUTS M DJTS Sj.h«f SM «ft,.,fi| iwinti frwciica S'awt r sm|i -f«j«i F'aaatit ELISABETH MME Sailed SjiUl 1/
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    Thomas Cup—the row goes on
    1057 12 Thomas Cup the row goes on ALL the hulabaloo that is going on over Malaya's defeat in the Thomas Cup gives the we rid an impression that the Malayans are bad sportsmen. I am sure Mr. Heah's speech did not imply that h,. was disgraced because we lost the Cup
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      HOME FOR REFUGEE MUSLIMS: MALAYA FACES TWO PROBLEMS
      355 12 (CONCERNING the offer of asylum in Malaya to displaced Chinese Muslim refugees in Hong Kong (ST. June 16), I wLsh to offer the following comments. If. as stated, the Prime Minister's intention to ofter to open the doors of Malaya to these
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      HOMELESS AND JOBLESS
      58 12 HOMELESS AND JOBLESS I READ with much surprise that Chinese Muslim refugees may be allowed into Malaya. Have w e solved our refugee problems? Those who sleep on footpaths and wander along th c streets with no jobs. What about those unemployed students? Are we going to Increase our burden
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      Why not lease East Coast road to a local corporation?
      221 12 Why not lease East Coast road to a local corporation? WILLIAM Ward s article in the Sunday Times on East Coast roads is an eye opener to the public and may even be one to the Minister of Transport and Communications. This trunk road on the Fast Coast would open
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      Criticism of amateur racing seems to be unjustified
      159 12 WRITING in the Juiu issue of The Malayan Monthly under the heading "Racing for the Fun of it" Patricia Ambler makes the remark that the racing fitness of the horses now running In amateur racing, has not regained its pre-war standard. This
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      Parkinson's Law in reverse
      81 12 IAM perturbed by the advic c of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence to Government servants not to regard merdeka as an opportunity for salary increases Most of my clerical friends are shouldering great responsibilities. In some offices two or three men's work Is
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      144 12 *yp> J»k > i l vpallllM LU Uc J C*> JL> t? dlAl/1 J-Lll -L/dLly ■^^■1 ■■jj^^^M Linda a always asking to "see the pretty pictures". 1 But if only she knew it she looks a picture hervlf. Her mother is making sure of Linda's loveliness now, s S >H
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    387 14 Today's results (day session): Men's singles: Lee Kirn Hon beat P. Fernando 15-7, 15-5; Jim Poole beat M. Sadall 15-8. 15-4; Abdullah Plrux beat Foo Vong Khean 15-4, 15-6: Khoo Eng Huah beat Mike Hartgrove 10-15. 16-13, 15-6; Erland Kops beat Zabldl Ismail 15-6. 15-6: Charoen
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    NOW KOBBERO GOES OUT
    476 14 SIAMESE GAIN BEST VICTORIES OF THE SECOND DAY'S PLAY Charoen brings off first big singles upset From CON O \D MC PENANG, Friday. PHAROKX Watana Sin, of Siam. tcday per formed a -killing fVnt in the Malayan open international badminton championships which entered its second das.
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    Lock icon Rain hits county ties
    124 14 LONDON. Frl Rain tnterferred badly with the county cricket programme yesterday Close of play scores were: At Leeds: YorKshlre 263 versus Gloucester No play, rain At Bournemouth: Hampshire 427-5 dccl. Somerset 34-2 Rain curtailed play. At Llanellv: Essex 268 (Bear 82). Glamorgan 122-2 (Parkhouse 69 no
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    Satha to play in cricket *tesf_
    116 14 Satha to play in cricket *tesf_ Kt'ALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Former All-Ceylon captain. M. Sathasivam has been selected to represent the Federation against Singapore in their annual three-day test" at Singapore next weekend. The team, to be captained by Arthur Dews, includes tbe eight Selangor players and three from Perak. Three of
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    Broadcasts on the 'open'
    56 14 Radio Malaya will broadcast commentaries on tonight's and tomorrow night's play In the 1958 Malayan International badminton championships at Penang. The commentaries will begin a" 8 p.m. and continue till play ends They will be Interrupted only by the 9.30 p.m news and summarise In Mandarin.
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    Perlis outplayed in Malaya Cup
    191 14 KANGAR, Friday. A FTER being held to a goalless first half, Kedah cleared away to an easy 4-0 win over Perlis in the opening match of this year's Malaya Cup soccer competition, a North zone tie. here today. Perlis made a good fight of it
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    Holder Tan eliminated
    94 14 PENANO, Frl. K E M. Hussein caused a big upset when he eliminated defending champion Tan Cheng Tee in a men's singles semi-final of this year's Penang Lawn Tennis Championships here yesterday. Hussein beat Tan 6-4, 9-7 for the right to meet Leong Slew Weng. of Ipoh,
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    Ireland, Wales drop out fighting
    308 14 Ireland, Wales drop out fighting STOCKHOLM, Frl. West Germany, the hoiders, Sweden, France and Brazil will compete in the final stages of the 1958 World Cup soccer competition. In the semi-finals next Tuesday. West Germany will meet Sweden and France will take on Brazil, the favourites. The challenge of the
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    Swede upsets Fraser
    93 14 LONDON, Fri. JanErik Lunduvist. ranked third In Sweden, provided the shock result of the day in the London Lawn Tennis Championships today by beating Neale Fraser of Australia. Fraser, fourth seeded for next week's Wimbledon Championships, had little to show against the pace of the tali. Dlond
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    MBS in shield semi finals
    59 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri Methodiu Boys School Kuala Lumpur i qualified for the semifinal of the Vanderholt Shield [or inter-school cricket in Selangor when they beat St. Johns Institution by ten runs here today. MBS. 49 i Son Leong 22: S Thomas 5-22. Armstrong 4-20): SJI:
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    Selangor Club beaten 7-2
    63 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl —Sultan Suleiman Club beat Selangor Club 7-2 in a Dlv Two soccer league match on the padang today. Selangor Chinese Recreation Club beat Permuda Jalan Raja Bot 3-0 in a Div Three match at Pudu Road. The Dlv. One match between T P.C.A
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    COWDREY LIVENS DRAB INNINGS
    134 14 LONDON. Friday. A BRILLIANT 65 by Colm Cowdrey and his fifth wicket stand of 60 with all-rounder Trevor Bailey took some of the dreariness out of England's batting at Lord's here yesterday on the opening day of the second Test against New Zealand At close gland
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    Lock icon Gladness wins Gold Cup
    47 14 ASCOT. Berkshire. Frl. Mr. J. McShain's Gladness won the Gold Cup here yesterday Lord Astor's Hornbeam was second, with the Queen'.s Doutelle third Eigh' ran Gladness starting 3-1 Joint favourite with Scot, won oy one length, with five lengthbetween second and third Router
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    New record
    35 14 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Frl Vljarthuman set up a new record for the Buklt Mertajam High School's cross-country run when he returned 22mln 56sec 56.8 faster than the previous best for the 4'i miles course
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    GAMESMAN LEE IS BEATEN BY YOUNGSTER
    351 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. VINETEEN-year-old George Ananda created the A major surprise tonight when he ran Malaya's OJympic and Asian Games representative, Lee Kan Fook, into second place in a heat of the 100 yards at the Selangor A A. A. 's two-day championships which
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    RAIN-NO PLAY LONDON. Frl.—Rain pr.
    106 14 RAIN-NO PLAY LONDON. Frl.— Rain pr. LONDON. Frl.— Rain prr vented any play before lunch on the second day of the second Test between England and New Zealand— Reuter Eric Petrle. the New Zealand wicketkeeper, caught four victims. He held M> catches in the first Test ENGLAND lit Inn. Rlrhtrdwn
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    Barnes flies in and gets down to work
    99 14 KUALA II MIM K Fri. Wally Barnes, tbe former Wales and Arsenal soccer captain, flew into Kuala Lumpur thi* morning for a sevenweek lecture and demonstration tour sponsored by the British Council. Within a few hours of his arrival he got down
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    Kilat held 1-1
    32 14 TAIPING. Pri— lndian Association "A" held KUat Club to a 1-1 draw fn their First Division soccer match on Wednesday Palanl scored for Indians and Man) for Kilat Club
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    'Spore divers can go far'
    138 14 'Spore divers can go far' ITS. OLYMPIC divin v* champion Bob Clot] worthy, said yesterdJ that improved facility and coaching would en able local divers t( reach world class. "Singapore has a good dlv ing potential" he said at th end of his first coaching cllni for coaches and students
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    Europeans v The Rest
    107 14 I/UALA LUMPUR Frl Th teams for this .veekend" Europeans versus The Rest matel on the padang were announce! today. Play will Hart at 2.1 (Saturday) and 11 a m 'Sunday) The Rest team is: T. Slvaena nam leapt Satha&lvam. Khoi Bin Keng. Mike Shepherdson. C Mahadavan
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      127 14 ki \i i i ..ri k CRICKET: Europeans v Rest, padang; Harrisons I S.I. A., Brickfields. SOCCER: Malaya Cup: Selangor v Singapore Services, Princes Road. ATHLETICS: SeUngor A.A.A meet. Merdeka -tadium 6.30 to p.m. MM BADMINTON: Malayan open international championships Han Chiang High School TENNIS: Penang tennis championships. Western Road.
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