The Straits Times, 23 June 1958

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY < I llTltlf l» SALE EXCEEDS 80, 000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 23. 1958 *r CENTS
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    Lock icon FALL OF MENADO NEARS
    211 1 JAKARTA FORCES PRESS ATTACK, CAPTURE KEY CENTRE All rebel escape routes blocked JAKARTA, Sun.— Menado in the North Celebes last stronghold of the Indonesian rebels is expected to fall to Central Government forces at any moment. A highly placed source said here today thai the attack
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    Lock icon Explorer 111 near its end
    34 1 CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Sun.— Tne Smithsonia.i astrophyslcal laboratory announced last night that Explorer 111, the American satellite launched on March 26. would plunge earthwards sometime next weekend—probably June 29. -Reuter.
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    Malayan visitor
    34 1 HONG KONG. Sun. Sir Geofroy Tory, the British High Commissioner to Malaya. Lady Tory and their daughter arrived here today from Kuala Lumpur for a short unofficial visit. WATER-SKI GUARDS SAVE EIGHT
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    $8,000 camera is lost in carnival boat apsize
    196 1 $8,000 camera is lost in carnival boat apsize A BOAT carrying eight photographers capsized and an $8,000 cine-camera was lost overboard duiing a water-ski carnival off West Point Gardens', Singapore, yesterday. Before 5,000 spectators, life-guards rescued the photographers. The capsize took place 300 yards from shore. The $8,000 camera belonged
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    Lock icon Airliner in trouble
    63 1 LONDON, Sun. A Viscount airliner, with members of the Northern Ireland World Cup soccer team among its 49 passengers, today turned back to Stockholm with undercarriage trouble soon after take-off for London, it was learned last night. The plane landed safely at Stockholm. The pilot had discovered
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    Lock icon 'Boycott de Gaulle' call in Algiers
    211 1 ALGIERS. Sunday. f EAFLETS distributed here today called for a boycott of General de Gaulle when he arrives here on July 2. in protest against the presence in his party of Socialist leader Mr. Guy Mollet. Mr. Moliet. Minister of State in the de
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    Lock icon Chiang guns sink boat
    50 1 TAIPEH. Sun. Nationalist shore batteries on Matsu sunk a communist gunboat and damaged another in a 20 minute bombardment early yesterday morning. A Defence Ministry communique said that Nationalist shore batteries opened nrc when radar picked up two medium-sized objects coming towards the Matsu group.— Reuter.
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    Jolly boating weather for royal regatta
    55 1 SIX DRAGON BOATS line up for the start of the big race of the regatta the climax of the Penang State Festival, which ended on Saturday. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisun Agong watched the regatta from a gaily-decorated ferry boat. (See
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    Lock icon SOCCER DEFEAT: GIRLS ARE BLAMED
    170 1 SOCCER DEFEAT: GIRLS ARE BLAMED BUENOS AIRES. Sun—Argentina's defeated soccer team may be diverted from Buenos Aires to land at Cordoba City or even in L'ruiuay "to stop mob s setting the airport on fire," airline officials here said yesterday. The team is due at the international airport here this
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    Russians to try
    38 1 LONDON. Sun. A 20--year-old Japanese girl who was injured by radiation from an atom bomb dropped on Nagasaki 13 years ago, arrived in Moscow today to be treated by Soviet doctors. Moscow Radio reported tonight—Reuter.
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    HUGE GANGLAND WEAPONS HAUL IN IPOH
    168 1 HUGE GANGLAND WEAPONS HAUL IN IPOH IPOH, Sunday. rwETECTIVES last night seized one of the biggest ever quantities of gangland weapons in two surprise swoops on secret society hideouts here. The weapons included nine choppers, 10 parangs, four spears, three jars of acid and six acid bulbs. Other items seized
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    Shortcut ends in disaster
    43 1 DOVER, Sun Two army bandsmen last night tried a short cut to barracks by scaling the 250-foot cliffs below Dover Castle but 50 feet from the top they stuck on a ledge and one fell. Both ended In hospital.
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    Cobra bites RAF worker at airport
    132 1 KUALA LUMPUB. Sun A fully-grown black cobra attacked Muhamed Nazlr bin Jahlm, 25. an RAF employee, at the airport here last night. Mohamed was fishing near pond at the RAF side of the field He was Immediately treated by RAF doctors. Mohamed was rushed
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    Lock icon Worker killed
    28 1 TOKYO. Sun.— One worker was killed and six others seriously injured today during an avalanche at the Oku-Tadaml power dam construction site In Northern Japan— Reuter.
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    GIVE-UP DATE WILL NOT BE EXTENDED
    155 1 BALING, Sunday. fPHE ACTING Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today warned Communist terrorists that the Government would not extend its offer of surrender terms after »ily 31. He told an anti-Communist rally here attended by more than 4,000
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    Danish protest
    37 1 COPENHAGEN, Sun. Danish Premier and Foreign Minister, H. C. Hansen, called Soviet charge d'affaires Fedor Mlkhailov to his office today to protest against the stonethrowing, window-smashing demonstrations outside the Danish Embassy In Moscow yesterday— U.P.l.
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    Chinese cars
    29 1 HONG KONG. Sun— China today said that Its Infant car and tractor-making Industries have successfully manufactured nearly 40 type* of automobiles and 150 types of tractors.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Annual quota
    24 1 WASHINGTON, Sun—President Eisenhower has signed a proclamation designating an annual immigration quota of 100 for th e ew United Arab Republic. U.P.I.
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    Jobless: TUC asks for urgent action
    207 2 COMMISSION TO DRAFT WORK POLICY URGED •^HE Singapore Trades Union Con- gress yesterday asked the Government to introduce social security measures and take immediate steps to combat "widespread unemployment." The demands were contained in a resolution adopted by the Congress' representative council. The council
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    One month in jail for Brunei widow who took a lover too soon
    104 2 One month in jail for Brunei widow who took a lover too soon BRUNEI TOWN, Sun.—Bintang binte Nadin, of Lumapas, wife of the late Haji Kadir, was recently convicted by the Chief Kathi, Brunei, of committing adultery with Ah diiil.il bin Haji Lamit, lso of Lumapas, two months after her
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    NOT CYPHERS
    166 2 Identity cards have more than one purpose in Sarawak KUCHING, Sun. 'THE Sarawak Govern- ment Officer, Mr. Philip Jones, gave reasons recently why identity cards should be retained in Sarawak. He did this in reply to the Bishop of Borneo's recent remark in a talk over Radio Sarawak
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    New school in Ipoh
    43 2 IPOH, Sun.— Mr. i^au Pak Khuan yesterday laid the foundation stone of the Sam Chal Chinese school here. The school, to be built on the premises of the Khek Association In Jalan Bandehara will be run by the association.
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    Dunlops man for Britain
    38 2 Mr. Philip Lai, 29, an assistant in Dunlop Malayan Estates Limited, will leave for Britain on Saturday for a three months' study course. Mr. Lai is a graduate of the Serdang College of Agriculture.
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    Study tour
    27 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.Mr. M. C. Sheppard, the Federation's Keeper of Public Records, will leave on July 5 for a .study tour of Britain and Africa.
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    Malayans appointed Legal Advisers
    118 2 Malayans appointed Legal Advisers KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two Malayans, Inche All bin Hassan and Inche Abdul Axis bin Mohamed Zain, both of the AttorneyGeneral's Department here, have been appointed Legal Advisers Inche Ali is now legal Adviser. Negri Sembilan and Malacca, succeeding Mr L. A. Massie, who has gone to
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    No Kra canal, says Deputy Premier 'WE HAVE BETTER
    265 2 No Kra canal, says Deputy Premier 'WE HAVE BETTER USE FOR CAPITAL' SIAM'S Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Affairs, Mr. Sukit Nimmanhemin, said in Singapore yesterday that he did not believe a canal would ever be cut across the Isthmus of Kra. "People have been talking about this
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    THREE DRIVERS DIE IN BIG RACE CRASHES
    333 2 THREE DRIVERS DIE IN BIG RACE CRASHES 'THREE racing drivers w< 1 races yesterday in Fra Fifty minutes after the start of the Mille Miglia race from Brescia, Italy, thla morning, an Alfa Romeo skidded from the road. The Italian driver, Guldo Zerlieri, 39, and his co-driver and brother-in-law, Camillo
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    How to live in peace, bliss
    53 2 His Holiness Maharsh! Mahesh Yogi of Kashi in north India, will give a talk on "The Technique of living in Peace and Bliss" at the Cultural Centre in Canning Rise. Singapore, at 9 p.m. tomorrow. The talk, sponsored by the Inter-Religious Organisation is open
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    Hari Raya Haji ball planned
    49 2 IPOH. Sun— A Hari Raya Haji ball organised by Suzy Lye and her "Rico R ickers" will be held at the St. Johns Hall here on Fr: iy night. Highlights of thj evening will be exhibitions of rock and roll, cha-cha-cha »nd Calypso dances.
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    Lock icon JAPAN TO SEND UP I.G.Y. ROCKETS
    213 2 REST OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF TOKYO, Sunday JAPANESE scientists today made final preparations for the launching of this country's first rockets as part of the International Geophysical Year programme. The first rocket to oe launched to morrow, will be a KappaSix rocket designed
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    HOUSEWIFE TELLS COURT OF A MAN IN BEDROOM
    199 2 HOUSEWIFE TELLS COURT OF A MAN IN BEDROOM A LOR STAR, Sun. A pretty 19-year-old housewife. Manis binte Derani, said in court today that she was awakened early onti morning by someone! stepping on her ieg. I saw a man in my bedroom, and. frightened, quickly covered myself with a
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    Telecoms chief
    22 2 IPOH. Sun— Mr. C. F UtMTwood has taken over duties as Controller of Telecommunications. Perak. on his return from leave.
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    COLONY SHIPS IN EXERCISE
    58 2 Bulwark, Newfoundland and Cheviot from Singapore joined anti-submarine exercises off Ceylon yesterday. The exercise, held annually, was one of the largest had so far. Mr. R. A. Allan, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty has been sent to observe it. Ships and aircraft of the Indian, Pakistan,
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    Lock icon Nagy: Reds broke word UN
    317 3 YEW YORK, Sun. The United Nations investigating committee on Hungary said today the end of "repression and killing" may not yet be in signt in Sovietdominated Hungary. The five-nation committee. which last year condemned Russia for brutal suppression of the 1958 Ireedom revolt in Hungary,
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    Lock icon Baby brothers die in fire
    81 3 NEWPORT (Waiesi. Sun Two baby brothers one aged four years ann the other 11 months died In a caravan blaze near here tonight. Their mother, 29-year-old Mrs. Barbara Schur. was burned and Injured in an attempt to rescue them. Reuter New supporter OTTAWA. Sun. Pr
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    TOP SOVIET HONOUR FOR TWO U.S. SCIENTISTS
    222 3 ]\f OSCOW, Sun. The Soviet union opened the doors of its highest scientific body to foreigners yesterday and included American nuclear physicists Detlev W. Bronk and Linus Pauline as full members. They were awarded unprecedented membership in thp USSR Academy of Sciences, the
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    Lock icon Riot fear in Little Rock
    458 3 NEW COURT RULING REOPENS BITTER ISSUE OF INTEGRATION HIGH SCHOOL CAN NOW THROW OUT THE SEVEN NEGRO STUDENTS TAKEN IN LAST YEAR LITTLE R6CK (Arkansas), Sunday. pRESH racial troubles between whites and Negroes were feared following a Federal judge's decision yesterday to allow suspension of
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    Lock icon CHOOSING A 'CAPITAL OF EUROPE'
    89 3 CHOOSING A 'CAPITAL OF EUROPE' STRASBOURG. Sun— The six-nat.on European "parliament" last night adopted a resolution laying down the rules for the voting to select a "capital of Europe." The 142-mi nber assembly will first select five of the 10 contestant cities. The three first "placers' will then be voted
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    EISENHOWER MAY SACK CHIEF OF NA VY
    122 3 EISENHOWER MAY SACK CHIEF OF NA VY NEW YORK, Sun. The Defence Secretary Mr. Neil H. McElroy. hinted yesterday that President Eisenhower may oust Admiral Arleigh A. Burke as Chief of Naval Operations. Mr McElroy made the statement at a news conference after a three-day secret corw*erence of 200 toplevel
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    Lock icon Nasser, Nkrumah back Algeria
    290 3 Nasser, Nkrumah back Algeria r»AIRO, Sun. President Nasser, head of the United Arab Republic, and Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Prime Minister of Ghana, issued a Joint m statement here last night supporting Algerian claims to inde pendence. The communique also opposed the carrying -out oi any atomic tests in Africa and
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    Lock icon Annul elections demand
    52 3 i LISBON. Sun. The defeated opposition candidate. Gen. Humbero Delgado, last night asked President Lope? to annul Portugal's presi dential elections. He asked for the annulment in a memorandum "In view of the numerous illegalities before and during the election." The Governmentbacked candidate. Gen. Tomas won the
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    Lock icon ADAMS-MAN on the SPOT
    149 3 WASHINGTON. Sun— Both Democratic .and Republican Congressmen increased their clamour today for the resignation of Mr. Sherman Adams. President Eisenhower's chief aide, because he had accepted gifts from Mr. Bernard Goldfine. a millionaire Boston industrialist. During the week President Eisenhower said he intended to keep Mr.
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    Lock icon Greece rejects new plan for Cyprus
    330 3 ATHENS, Sunday. "THE Greek Prime Minister, Mr. Constantine Kara man I is. last night rejected the new British plan for Cyprus as adding "new complication to those already existing." The plan should be reconsidered, he told the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, in
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    Garcia satisfied
    35 3 CHICAGO. Sun. Philip Dine President Carlos P Garcia said today he wa.. "more than satisfied" with the $125 million loai the United States nas agree to make to the island n public— UPi
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    Lock icon Colour bar ballroom comes up with a new segregation plan
    168 3 Colour bar ballroom comes up with a new segregation plan WOLVERHAMPTON. Sun. —The Scala ballroom here, under Are for its colour bar policy, has offered the town's 4,000 non-whites one night a month in the '.ill room with whites barred. The Scala's licence was renewed last week despite protests from
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    Lock icon INDIA PINS HOPES ON PEA PILL
    91 3 INDIA PINS HOPES ON PEA PILL NEW DELHI. Sun. A Calcutta doctor claims to have discovered an easy and ettective way of checking the rapid growth In India's population. The doctor's discovery Is an oral contraceptive pill made from peas. He says that preliminary trials have shown very encouragim results.
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    RICE BOWL' SETS A PAD! RECORD
    74 4 RICE BOWL' SETS A PAD! RECORD KLANG, Sun Kuala Selangor, the "rice bowl 1 of Malaya, has set a new record in padi yield per acre 1.140 gantangs. This was announced here today by the District Officer Ra]a Azam bin Raja Kamarulzaman, at the opening of the district agricultural show.
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    UNION ROW LED TO KILLING
    351 4 Court told of dispute over receipts gEREMBAN, Sun.— A delay in issuing two receipts for union subscriptions led to a fight and the death of a union member, the High Court was told today. In the dock was BaIhumalai, 24, a mandore of Ayer Tekal
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    SIR GEOFROY TORY SAYS GOOD-BYE AT AIRPORT
    91 4 THE BRITISH High Com. missioner to Malaya, Sir Geofroy Tory, waves fare, well at the Kuala Lumpur airport on Saturday aftei. noon. Immediately behind Sir Geofroy i« his daughter, and inside the plane Lady Tory. They stayed at Eden Hall. the Commissioner Gene,
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    SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY: TRIBUTE BY 1,000
    221 4 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sunday ONE THOUSAND school children from 14 schools here will take part in a lantern procession round the town to celebrate the ftlst birthday of the Sultan of Trenpganu on Thursday. The state government has allotted $2,500 for the celebrations. The procession which
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    Province UMNO crisis
    82 4 BUTTERWORTH, Sun Four Province Wellesley North UMNO branches may dissolve as a result of the rift in the organisation over the acceptance of the Alliance '•onstitutlon. The branches Ranan Dalam. Bagan Tuan Kcchil, Permatang Sintok and Per- matang Jangus said through a spokesman they would "consider the
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    Lower-paid hospital staff: A protest
    167 4 MEDICAL UNION DISSATISFIED IPOH, Sunday. •THE Perak Government Medical Staff Union today 1 protested against "Government's recruitment of lower-paid men to do Lhe jobs of hospital assistants." A resolution to this effect was unanimously adopted at the annual general meeting here of the union, which
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    Seenivasagam's house stoned fifteen times
    313 4 IPOH, Sunday. 'THE home of Federal Councillor, Mr. D. R Seenlvasagam, secretary-general of the Peoples Progressive Party, has been stoned by hooligans about 15 times during the last five days. The stoning took place while Mr. Seenivasagam ani his brother, Mr. 8. P. Seen! vasagam.
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      892 4 HOUSEWIFE FALLS 30ft.— ONLY BRUISED Rut M m A 26-YEAR-OLD housewife, Low Ah Chuan. fell 30 feet from a window (above) of her S.IT, flat in Norfolk Road. Singapore, yester. day and was able to walk after 30 minutes. She was taken to hospital, where she was treated lor minor
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    Gambling—remedy club chose Ito avert cash crisis
    405 5 Gambling— remedy club chose Ito avert cash crisis WITNESS TELLS TRIAL OF 'INSTRUCTIONS' FROM OCPD KULIM, Sunday. AN ESTATE owner, Lam Kok Loon, told the Sessions Court here today he was 'instructed" to conduct gambling at the Kroh International Club during the Chinese New Year holidays in February to save
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    FREE GOVT. ADVICE TO MALAYAN INDUSTRIES
    196 5 FREE GOVT. ADVICE TO MALAYAN INDUSTRIES ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation and Singapore Governments are planning to set up a Joint industrial research institute. The Institute, likely to be situated In Kuala Lumpur or Petaling Jay a will offer advice on trade problems "to Industries The secretary ot the Ministry
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    Help for small traders
    46 5 IPOH. Sun.- A seven-da; course In simple ooolckeeplng intended to benefit small businessmen. has been launched by the Rural and Industrial Development Authority Perak The course is expected v, equip them to keep a cash book and proper profit and loss accounts
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    Plea to 'good citizens'
    77 5 KULIM. Sun.— The continued existence of 12 Communist terrorists in south Kedah was prolonging the emergency In the area 40 members of the Good Citizens Committee were told yesterday "The 10-year-old emer- gency restrictions can be lifted, once these bandits have been eliminated,'' said Tuan Syed
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    2 accidents, one fatal, at same spot
    78 5 2 accidents, one fatal, at same spot KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A 16-year-old Chinese student was fatally injured In a collision with a lorry in front of the Pudu Road post office here this mornIng. Twenty-five minutes earlier at the same spot a 46-year-old housewife, named Suranah. of Batu Arang. was
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    A CONTE GIRL GIVES UP STAGE FOR WEDDING RING OF AN AUSTRALIAN
    85 5 A CONTE GIRL GIVES UP STAGE FOR WEDDING RING OF AN AUSTRALIAN PR IV ATI DOUG JOHN STON. of the 3rd. Bn. Royal Australian Regiment, places-the wedding ring on the finger of hi* German bride. Miss Helga Rodehnser, formerly of th» German Conte Girls dance troupe, during their wedding ceremony
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    New secretary
    24 5 KUALA LUMPIR. Sun.-. Miss G. E. Wherret has arrived In Kuala Lumpur to become the new secretary to the Australian High Commission
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    Quit report is denied
    64 5 SEREMBAN Sun. The president of the Negrl Sem bllan Kaum Ibu. Che Sit. Rahman binte Hajl Kassim today denied a report that seven divisional leaders ot Rembau UMNO and three Kaum Ibu members had resigned and Joined Party NePflaV Che Sitl Rahman said she attended a
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    CIVICS IN SCHOOLS PLAN HAILED
    205 5 CIVICS IN SCHOOLS PLAN HAILED I£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malayan educationists and community leaders here today pledged "wholehearted support" to the Federation Government's plan to fight Communism through education in secondary schools. Tney suggested that the plan to Introduce ethics, logic and civics In schoolsshould also be extended to trade and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    64 6 :<< H..,rf. flu (Minimum). IN LOVING MEMORY of my dear wife. Martha Hicks Newton, who passed away on June 23. 1952 Inserted by Llscombe P. Newton. A MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held for Dr. G. H Garlick at St Andrew's Cathedral on 25 June at 4.30 p.m followed
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    46 6 2$ H „,rf. fin (Minimum). DR. CHEN AH .POH and Family thank all relatives and friends who sent Wreaths, condolences Etc.. lent cars and helped at the funeral Df Mrs. Chen Ah «Poh nee Voon Nyuk Her nlso known as Boon Ah Khlok on 18.658.
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  • The Straits Times S'pore, Mon. June 23, 1958
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      Russia's Tin Sickle
      658 6 Russia has been invited to become a member of the international tin agreement. As a friend of the underdeveloped countries which produce the world's tin, the Russian Government no doubt will be anxious to subscribe to the agreement and strengthen the stability of the industry an i
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      Naval Transfer
      319 6 The Royal Malayan Navy, raised in Singapore and maintained by Singapore for the last ten years, passes under control of the Federation in July. Singaporeans will regret the loss of the little ships of which they have been so proud. The navy of 'toy ships", as one politician
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      Philippines Aid
      222 6 The Philippines Government is not getting from Washington all the aid it hoped for, but a U.S, $75 million credit for private and public development projects and U.S. $50 million for other specific projects, subject to examination and approval, is about as much as can be usefully invested
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    Juvenile crime wave is alarmingly on the4 increase in Singapore
    1095 6  -  LLOYD MORGAN Jt«C«*# tKfhritits fry young Singapore gangs have underscored a problem whkh demands greater attention. This article discusses jmiiil* delinquent y and puts expert views on what needs #0 be done, urgently, to combat it. STATISTICS are eloquent of
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      PARENTS WHO CHOSE BUDDHISM FOR THEIR CHILDREN
      146 6 IT is astounding to read Mr Goh Tone TiJiJ\ lPttVr (S T i!, Vi* oVh« ninhtc May 31) casting doubts on the intelligence Of 90,300 parents, whose fhilHrpn crnriv In cnildren study in Chinese and English S^mtor,ocrhctS Surely, as Mr. Goh states. if
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      IT COUI^D MEAN APPLYING AGAIN –
      85 6 IT COUI^D MEAN APPLYING AGAIN I WRITE this In support of the letter "Eager To Serve With Malayan Navy" by M. K Urn 1ST. June 17) as I am in the same position. Since the Royal Malayan Navy is being transferred to the Federation, I presume that the Defence Minister
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      88 6 lee certificate holders still awaiting decision 11/ITH reference to tbe several letters about recognition of LCC Certiflcates by the Government, it seems that the Educatlon Department has let tne whole matter fly Past tneir ears *'lthout *v*n a murmur to those ofthe Poor holders who are waitIn* vainly for the
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      THOMAS CUP: More views
      277 6 SINCE the Thomas Cup has gone from Malaya there ls no need for all of us. officials, players and the public, to quarrel abOUt it Let us make use of the lessons learned. Pick up young potential champlons. give them training and send them outside Malaya
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      TAN JONG MALIM POLICE
      180 6 IJNDER the heading 'Aliia«ce councillors accuse Po"ee of corruption" ln ">e Stralts Times ot June 18- y°u state that we have made allegations against Pollce ln Tanjon^ Malim Jo the Chief Police Officer, F «™f M VTarur chlef Police officer b another person. Concerned about the
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    YOUTH'S TASK TO TELL COUNTRY PEOPLE
    293 7 YOUTH'S TASK TO TELL COUNTRY PEOPLE IPOH, Sun.— lnche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, chairman of the Malayan Youth Council, today appealed to the youths of Perak to take the tangible fruits of independence to the villagers. In a 30-minute speech Inche Sardon. who is the Federation Minister for Works. Posts
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    THE BIG CHASE
    167 7 Corporal tells how he caught woman in gambling raid CUNGEI PATANI. Sun. —A police corporal told the magistrate's court here yesterday how he chased and caught a woman during a raid on a sawmill. Corporal Ahmad bin Ismail told the magistrate. Haji Tengku Yaacob. that as he
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    Towkays' social security approved
    417 7 PRESIDENT OF CHINESE CHAMBER: WE MUST LOOK TO COMMERCE TO SUPPORT OUR ECONOMY KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fHE ASSOCIATED Chinese Chambers of Commerce at its annual meeting today approved a proposal to start a social security scheme for its members so that they will not "simply die
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    PROVIDENT FUND CUTS BY ESTATES ALLEGED
    137 7 PROVIDENT FUND CUTS BY ESTATES ALLEGED IPOH, Sun.— The All- Malayan Estates Start Union, Dindings, Central and North Perak branch, today accused some estate managements of contributing only 10 per cent to the staff provident fund scheme. The charge is contained In the annual report of the union. The report
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    Tengku's son returns
    66 7 PENANG, Sun. Tengku Ahmad Narang, son of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, arrived here this morning in the Carthage after completing a threeyear course at the National Defence Academy near Poona. India. The young Tengku, who was commissioned for the Malayan Army at the pass-ing-out parade
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    Malaya 'on the right path'
    58 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaya's economic development is realistic and sober a German economist-cum-Jour-nalist, Mr. Christian Roll, visiting Malaya, told the Straits Times today. He said that unlike some other countries in the Far East who were too ambitious. Malaya was on the right path by
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    Staffing of trade schools 'a problem'
    83 7 Staffing of trade schools 'a problem' MR Liv Fai Hu. Singapore's Chief Inspector of Chinese Schools, said on Saturday night that the staffing of technical and trade schools in Singapore was a major problem. Speaking on "The Education System in Singapore" at the Chinese YM< A. Mr Liv hoped that
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    Officer was 'example of good Briton'
    232 7 Officer was 'example of good Briton KUALA LUMPUR, Sun A British warrant officer in Malaya, O. Staveley, Is said to have made a most "valuable contribution" to future Commonwealth relations in a citation issued to the Press in connection with the recent award of the M.B.E. to him. The citation
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    UMNO TO DISCUSS SCHOOLS POLICY
    175 7 fHE education section of Singapore UMNO will meet on June 29 to decide its stand on the Government's Malay education policy. The meeting, which Is to oe held at the Arab Uqlon premises in Serangoon Road at 2.30 p.m., will be attended o> about 100
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    BOAC chief off
    29 7 Mr. Donald Ersklne Crum. BOAC Sales Manager, South-East Asia is flying to London tonight for discus sons with 8.0.A.C. executives He will return on June 30
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    In Singapore-fun on waterskis
    99 7 In Singapore -fun on waterskis mc rtKKi buai lalang is gaily decorated for a royal occasion From this boat the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his party watched the regatta off Curney Drive. Penang. on Saturday. A dragon boat glides alongside to salute the King before taking part in the big
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    People weep at doctor's story of Ceylon rioting
    218 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. DEOPLE wept and blew their noses at a public rally here today when a doctor who returned from Ceylon an hour earlier described the sufferings and deaths as a result of communal violence. Dr. A. E. Doraisamy said that
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    200,000 LOSE A HOLIDAY
    102 7 MORE than 200.000 students and teachers in Singapore will lose a school holiday on Friday. REASON: The Government has, at the request of the Singapore Muslim Advisory Board, changed the gazetted Hari Raya V Ji public holiday on Friday to Saturday because the new moon was
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    Hospital holds reception
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. More than 300 people attended an "at home" at the Kin rar a British military hospital near here today. The "at home" was highlighted by demonstration* showing all aspects of treatment of services hospital patients, especially tuberculosis cases.
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    Soldier killed
    43 7 BATU PAHAT. Sun— A soldier of the Ist. Bn. Royal Lincolnshire Regiment. Pte. B. Coupland. was killed when the military truck in which he was travelling, skidded and overturned at the nth mile Batu Pahat Ayer Hitam Road yesterday. 12lh J
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    BANK RATE: NO EFFECT ON MARKET
    786 8 M W* Wl *7 9* V i 7/l^^R^^f7T m tni J^^V f JkA W /)|A By Our Market Correspondent TWO main events in world markets last week failed to have any impact on the Malayan Share Market which continued to have a moderate volume
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    BUSINESS DONE
    646 8 rK following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period June 14 to 20 INDUSTRIALS: Federal Dispensary $1, Fraser Neave Ords. •2.46 to $2.50, Gammons 81.97, I Georgetown Dispensary 8171H, j Hume Industries F.E. Ltd Ord. A.
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    30 8 Tin Rather (per steal! (per J«n» 14 $109 16 $I<9 78 7/8 17 lI6S 74 8/8 IS $S«9 37', 74 1/Z 19 tS7t 74 1/1 570JJ7H 74 7/8
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    895 8 The folio* inn list of re I vised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Friday. ISIH SIHIM Bu.-r, .srllrr> AIM Brlcki fr«f I.OS 2.06 Ord.s 2 46 2 56 Atlan Ice 11 ibuvem B B Patrol 44- 48 -Id
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    Lock icon Quiet week for rubbers
    564 8 T*HE tin price in Singapo rose till Thursday w reached the highest level But the price did not bold and lost a total of $2 on Fri day and Saturday morning. The parformanoo followed Urn same disappointing pattern in London with the spot price climbing 10s.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    82 8 The Malayan Exchange Bank* AsatcUUan made the following changes in its rates to merchant* on Saturday: London: selling T.T. or OD 2/1 7/8; buying airman T.T. 2/4. O.D. 2/4 1/32. 30 d/st 2/4 l/lft 45 d/st 2/4 7/32, 60 d/ot 1/4 9/32, 90 d/st 2/4 13/32. 120 d/sl
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    Elliott betters Landy's record
    112 10 Elliott betters Landy's record f > \KrKM iki i» California *> Sun. Herb Elliott »f Australia, last night woa the mile event at the Na tional A. A U Champion ships here with time of 3min 57.95 ec T ii.s beat th« official world record of {mm 58sec. set oy
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    614 10 Aussies again to dominate men's singles event WIMBLEDON STARTS TODAY LONDON, Sun —Nearly 250 players from 32 countries will compete in this year s Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, the world's premier amateur tournament, which begins tomorrow on the 17 lush turf courts of the exclusive All-England club. Though this year's
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    WEIGHTS FOR 15 RACES AT K. LUMPUR
    497 10 iyi:n.ni lot .m eight races on Saturday, Arst day of the s, liiik.ii Turf Club limr mretlni *re: Cl Olv I—6 F Sunny Lad 900 Your HlchniHis II X.IS Sober fhnucht 8.12 lii» Ha K In Aln Ala 8 09 Vint Tnrk B.*B
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    Lock icon Anderson beats Mark in final
    62 10 LONDON. Sun. Mai Anderson of Australia, won the men's singles championship of the Queen's Club tennis tournament when he beat Bob Mark, of Australia. I—6. 11— J. Bernlce Carr, South Africa, beat Margaret Valuer (U. 8.) 6 4. S 7. B—68 6 to win the
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    PAHANG OUT FOR 84, BEATEN BY INNINGS
    193 10 PAHANG OUT FOR 84, BEATEN BY INNINGS POH. Sun.— Perak scored an 1 Innings and 43 run victory over Pahang In their Malayan Cricket Association league match on the Coronation ground here today. Pahang, with an overnight score of 49 for four, wlckeus railed again in their second innings and
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    Perowne wins Amateur golf
    65 10 COUTHPORT. Sun.-Arthur O Perowne (Royal No- lch) won the 72 holes English I Amateur Strokeplay Oolf Championship for the Brabazon Trophy at Royal nirk dale here yesterday He finished with an aggre- i gate score of 289 for the four rounds— three strokes ahead of runner
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    a Two new records .
    57 10 a Two new records MUAR, Bun— Twelve District n< L tW w Stat record ere br °*en k .^J uar AA A championships nere today. k7^? tW £_i U reco »-ds were set by Teo Peck Bng in the women's aZV event wltn a <"»tance of 86ft. lOln and by
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    Taiping upset
    34 10 TAIPINO, Sun. Chinese Recreation Club caused an upset In the Senior Division soccer league here yesterday when they beat 19th Field Ambulance 3-0 scoring through Yah Chong. Kong Cheong and Boon Cheng.
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    Shackleton takes 9 wickets for 59
    336 10 LONDON, Sunday J)EREK SHACKLETON, the Hampshire bowler tn, n e G louce stershlre wickets for 59 at BrisS i y H»v ce rdaj L n ne Of the few matche where a full day s cricket was possible Elsewhere rain interferred with the championship
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      271 10 gm golfers? (7) Straits Times Crossword IJjw"" 28 Odds, oddly (S) "*~I W] 3 F"l DOWN I I 1 'Beautyo .In whom all -J-ill p p iH Mfl I t s^^ 1 <Orevme) l 0 1 3 At top of fcnpire State Build W r^ l^ In^J Surrounds a magpie
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    TWO TITLES TO CHAROEN
    560 12 SIAMESE TAKE TOP HONOURS IN MALAYAN BADMINTON Pattapongse takes the women's crown DENANtt, Sun. Cha--1 roen Watana Sin, of Siam, became the new Malayan badminton champion when he beat Teh Kew San, of Penang, 15-9, 15-4 in the men's singles final in the Malayan international championships
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    NZ hockey team may play here
    126 12 NZ hockey team may play here KUALA. LUMPUR. Sun— The New Zealand University Sports Union wants to make a tour of Singapore and the Federation during th< 1959-60 season. The union, which controls all University sport in New Zealand, has written to the Malayan Hockey Federation saying it was prepared
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    Ahmad sets the only record
    55 12 STJNGAI PATANI. Sun. Ahmad Maha-nood set the only record when he cleared »ft S^in. In the pole vault at the Ibrahim School sports here yesterday. This was an Inch short of the Kedah State record. Ahmad was also champion athlete In Class 1. V.L. Abraham
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    HUSSEIN IS FIRST MALAY TO BE CHAMPION
    108 12 HUSSEIN IS FIRST MALAY TO BE CHAMPION PENANO. Sun. K E. M I Hussein became the first Malay to win the men's singles title In the Penan* Lawn Tennis Association Open Championships at the Penang Sports Club Courts yesterday. He beat Leong Slew Weng. of Ipoh. In the final 7-5.
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    S'gor Chinese edge Johore
    70 12 KUALA LUMPUR. SunSelangor Chinese beat a Johore Selection by 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at the Princes Road Stadium today Johore Selection led at the Interval with a penalty in the 17th minute by outside-left Ungku Hassan. Ten minutes after the interval, Seiangor Chinese equalised
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    Europeans hold Rest to draw
    147 12 XL WEIGHTS Of PAGE 1O KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. •piME saved Europeans from defeat in their annual two-day cricket match against The Rest which ended on the padang today. Final scores were Rest 230 for nine declared; Europeans 102 and 143 for seven The overnight ntnth-w.cke:
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    Yahaya is champion
    146 12 A LOR STAR, Sun. Six records. including three Kedah State records, were set at the Kedah and Perils Police Contingent athletic meet on the Sultan Abdul Hamid College ground yesterday. Din bin Osman bettered the Kedah record for the long Jump (18ft 9><iln> by clearing 19ft 10',in.
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    86 12 SYDNEY. Sun Australian football results today were: Ql/EENSLAND Div. 1- Easts 0 Hellenic 5. NSW ASSOCIATION l)lv 1 South B.ilgownle 3 Lelchhardt 1. N.S.W \SSOCIATION Dif. 1 North: Awatoa 1 Ceasnock 1; Wallsend 4 East lakes 2- Merewether 6 Cardiff 2; Blacksmith* 2 May field 0; Newcastle 1
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    296 12 REST id inn.: D. Shepherdson c Jones b Dews 10- Tharuma«nanam b Law-Smith 59Sathasivam run out 25; M. Shepherdion c Dews b Law-Smith 31 Mahadevan b Law-Smith 0; Chua Eng Wan b Ray nor 1; Khoo Bin Keng c Winchester b Law-Smith 3; Gurucharan Singh c Winchester b Dews
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    51 12 LOS ANGEI.ES. Sun. Isaac Berger of York, Pennsylvania, broke the world weightllftlng record for the 132-lb class last night by reaching 800 lbs In the three required lifts at the National A. A D championships. Berger's mark beat the old record of 796 lbs held by Russia Minear.
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    Kluang win 2-0
    23 12 BATU PAHAT. Sun. Kluang beat Muar 2-0 In the lnter-dlstrlct Telecoms football final played here yesterday. Lawrence and Harun scored.
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    100 12 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesia's world champion badminton team drove In triumphal procession through a wildly cheering city today. Indonesian news agencies said. Indonesia took the wnr^ championship trophy. the Thomas Cup, from Malaya in Singapore last weekend. The agency reports said today's procession started at I
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    STORE SCRAMBLE TO LUCKY 4-2 WIN
    669 12 MALAYA CUP ROUNDUP By NORMAN SIEBEL fresh from the Asian Games, jave a most un-Tokyo-Hke per- formance when they met Malacca in a Southern section Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar yesterday. At Tokyo, Singapore had lost with honour to Korea, the eventual silver
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    36 12 Singapore 4 Malacca 2 Arthur Koh (2). Kirn Robert Choc, Say Lock Swee (2). Fed. Armed Forcei 0 Perak 2 Ramdass Rao, Zainal Abidin. Penang 4 Cm. Services 1 Ariff Ariffin (3), Jones Kuppan.
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    Holders made to fight hard
    332 12 KUALA LUMPUR. BunPerak. the Malaya Cup holders, scored an unimpressive 2-0 win in their opening match against Federation Armed Forces at Gurnev Road today Armed Forces, who are making their debut in the inter-state soccer, competition played above expectations to give Perak a hard fight
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    HAT-TRICK BY ARIFF IN PENANG UPSET
    184 12 PENANO, Sun. Penang shocked the Commonwealth Combined Services, holders of the F.A.M. Cup, with a 4-1 victory In their Malaya Cup fixture at the City stadium here today Centre-forward Ariff Ariffln who gave Penang a 1-0 lead In the first half, scored a hattrick.
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