The Straits Times, 25 June 1959

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    20 1 AMHAU lIAILV <IHIIIUI» SMI IV(I I OS ttO.ooo The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, 25, JUNE 1959 if 15 CENTS.
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    ALLIANCE SHOCK No. 2
    444 1 Defeat even more crushing than in Trengganu now all 1 eyes are on Pahang which goes to polls on Saturday 1.45 a.m. —one seat to 16 for PMIP KOTA BHARU, 1 Thurs.— The PMIP has won the Kelantan state election. A majority in the 30--stat State
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    Lock icon RAZAK SEES MODEL OF HIGHLANDS SCHEME
    121 1 RAZAK SEES MODEL OF HIGHLANDS SCHEME tphe Prime Minister of the federation. Dal© Abdul ymak bin Hussein, and numbers of the Federal. LrjrWative Council attend-' ing the council meeting yesterday were shown models of the $149 million Cameron Highlands hydroelectric scheme. Hie models, which were made in England at a
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    Peril of pin-table culture—by Home Minister
    1144 1 Peril of pin-table culture— by Home Minister THE WOT-SO-INNOCENT* SALOONS > *J SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE MINISTER for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, said tonight that pin-table and juke box saloons the known haunts for gangsters would stay closed, and the Government would see to it that they did not
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    No haven for ex-dictators
    57 1 BERN, Wed.— Government officials said today Switzerland does not intend to grant residence permits to deposed Latin American Dictators. Juan Peron of Argentina, and Fulgencio Batista, of Cuba. The officials said they were "sick and tired" of reports claiming the two former strongmen would be permlttted
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    Lock icon PART of EAR IN 'PAY UP' NOTE
    79 1 PART of EAR IN 'PAY UP' NOTE HONG KONG. Wed.— Police began searching In earnest today for a Hong Kong businessman and sporting personality. Mr. Wong Yingkau. after his family received what they took to be a part of his ear and a note demanding a ransom of HKJSOO.OOO ($250,000).
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    Exchange bid
    27 1 MANILA. Wed.— Australia and the Philippines will soon begin exchanging scientific data and scientists, Chairman Paulino Garcia of the National Science Development Board announced today.—UP.l.
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    Head of St. Hilda's to wed widower Samy (74)
    206 1 Head of St. Hilda's to wed widower Samy (74) SECRET OUT AHER 12 Y8U8... SINGAPORE, Wed.— Golden-haired 53--year-old Miss Nellie Mitchell, principal of St. Hilda's school, today revealed a 12-year-old secret. She is to marry 74-ycar-old widower, Mr. Paul Samy, one of Singapore's most senior lawyers before he retired. Miss
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    A blitz on graft: New police move
    200 1 A blitz on graft: New police move ITUALA LUMPUR, The Government is to launch an all-out war on graft. A police anti-corruption branch to cover the whole country has already been formed. It was learnt today. Now the Government is to go a step further. A new organisation to prevent
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    Soekarno visit
    32 1 TOKYO, Wed. President Soekarno of Indonesia arrived In Hanoi today for a fiveday visit to Communist North Vietnam. He was welcomed at the airport by President Ho Chi Minn. DJPJ.
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    L-flyer on first flight lands in sea
    315 1 L-flyer on first flight lands in sea SINGAPORE. Wed. Learner lan Duncan went up for his first flying lesson today in a Tiger Moth —and came home, dripping wet, by Customs launch. He and his instructor. Flying Officer George Paul, took off at 6 p.m. in the plane be. longing
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 PMIP 20-1 KOTA BFIARI Than, —At Z am the PMIP had won SI wall against the Alliance's one.
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    $10,000 smokes seized after shore battle
    166 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday SINGAPORE, Wed.— Customs officers were involved in hand-to-hand fighting with two gangs of smugglers on the east coast of the island tonight before they seized two lots of contraband cigarettes. worth $1 0.000 and a outboard motor. One incident occurred on a
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    Writer dies
    26 1 PARIS. Wed. French writer Boris Vian died of a heart-attack while watchins a film made from his novel "I Shell Spit On Your Graves."
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    Prince enters Air race
    40 1 LONDON, Wed. The New» Chronicle reported that Prince Philip has an entry in Britain's National Air Races next month with an aircraft designed in France, powered by a German engine and built by a British firm.
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    Tender system being 'abused'
    261 2 GOVERNMENT IS URGED TO INQUIRE INTO SUPPLY OF FOODSTUFFS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A SPECIAL committee urges the Federation Government to hold a full-scale inquiry into the system of tendering and supplying foodstuffs to Government institutions. This recommendation comes from the Public Accounts Committee which examined the
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    Railway line to extend to Butterworth
    115 2 j£UALA LUMPUR. Wed.Thp Federation Government plans to improve the competitive position of the Malayan Railway by extendilng the railway terminus from Pral to Butterworth. the Federal Council was told today. The Minister of Transport. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. said that the project
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    Soldier is killed, two hurt in crash
    163 2 Soldier is killed, two hurt in crash TPOH, Wed.— A Bri- tish soldier was killed and another soldier and a civilian injured when a military truck was involved in a collision with a lorry at the 16i milestone, near Sungei Siput, this morning. Private Keith Gardner who was in the
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    Pangkor boats to sail again today
    228 2 TPOH, Wed. Tomorrow, start of a new fishing season, will see the fishing boats sail from Pangkor Island again. The decision to sail despite a glut of unsold flsb on the island was taken after talks in Perak. The talks described as I "hopeful"
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    BRUNEI MISSION SCHOOLS TO LOSE GRANTS
    274 2 BRUNEI MISSION SCHOOLS TO LOSE GRANTS From CHIN SOON KUI Kuching, Wednesday. 'THE present small financial grants made by the J- Brunei Government to mission schools in the slate will be discontinued as from Jan. 1 next year. This is stated in a notification from the British Resident. Mr. D.
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    In prospect: A co-op
    106 2 cannery KI'ALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Minister of Com. merce and Industry. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said today tbaC a working party had been appointed to examine the possibility of setting up a pineapple cannery to dc ran initially by a statutory body and eventually by a
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    Editor wants to make a study of Malayans
    108 2 Editor wants to make a study of Malayans editor of a Ceylon newspaper, arrived here by air today on a short visit in the course of a world tour. Mr. Sivaprakasam, who is editor of the "Hindu Organ" (English) and In. thusathanam (Tamil), said on arrival at the airport that
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    JAKARTA OFFERS TO TRAIN MALAYANS FOR NAVY
    95 2 JAKARTA OFFERS TO TRAIN MALAY ANS FOR NAVY ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Indonesia's naval academy in Sourabaya would be prepared to train Malayans if a request comes from the Federation Government. Tills was stated in Kuala Lumpur yesterday by the Indonesian Navy Chief of Staff, Vice Admiral Subiakto (above), during a
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    Now pay axe falls on 2,000 teachers
    144 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 2,000 teachers are to have their variable allowances cut from July l. a Those affected are teacher s in Government-aided schools drawing more than $220 a month basic salary. The cut was announced in a circular this mornnlnc from
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    APPEAL FOR MOSQUE10,000 TIMES
    71 2 APPEAL FOR MOSQUE10,000 TIMES PENANG. Wed.-Ten thousand copies of an appeal ln Malay. English. Chinese and Tamil asking for funds for the National Mosque are being sent to all communities here. The letter Is signed by Dato Wong Pow Nee. chairman of the National Moaqu? Fund committee, Penang. Gifts should
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    Cyclist, 61, hurt
    33 2 IPOH. Wed A cyclist. Kesar Singh, 61. was seriously injured when he was Involved ln an accident with a hit and run motor van in BuntonK new village her* today.
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    Lock icon Nehru's peace talks to end bloodshed in Red Kerala fail
    327 3 'DIRECT ACTION' MEN SAY: WE WILL CARRY ON TRIVANDRUM, Wednesday. HPALKS being held here by the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, to A bring peace in Communist-ruled Kerala appeared to have failed. As Mr. Nehru was meeting leaders of the
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    Lock icon A RED IS CHOSEN FOR BIG UNION JOB
    119 3 A RED IS CHOSEN FOR BIG UNION JOB T ON DON. Wed. A leading Communist. Mr. Frank Foulkes, is to become president of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions the most powerful workers' organisation in Britain. His unopposed election is expected to be accepted formally t> morrow following a
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    Lock icon 187 DEAD, 29 LOST IN CANTON FLOODS
    219 3 PEKING. Wednesday. AT least 187 Chinese have died in floods this month near Canton, capital of the south China province of Kwangtung. it was officially reported here today. Another 29 people are missing and 204 are Injured, the New China News Agency said.
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    Lock icon DURBAN TOLD: PAY THE AFRICANS A LIVING WAGE
    138 3 DURBAN TOLD: PAY THE AFRICANS A LIVING WAGE DURBAN. Wed. Mr. S. Bourquin, director of the African Administration here, yesterday called for an immediate substantial rise in African wages. Mr. Bourquin's department owned most of the property destroyed in last week's riots in Cato cans were killed. He told the
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    Lock icon Missile triumph by British Army
    156 3 LONDON, Wednesday. T«HE BRITISH ARMY has fired a Corporal missile for the first time from the guided weapons range in the Hebrides islands, off Scotland, the War Office said last night. I The announcement said: "The firing was successful and represented the first surface to
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    Lock icon GOVERNOR'S WIFE FLEES STATE
    72 3 GOVERNOR'S WIFE FLEES STATE NEW YORK. Wed. Mrs. Blanche Long fled the state of Louisiana last night as her husband. Governor Earl Long, attempted to regain power from a mental hospl. tal. The Governor's wife was known to fear what a psychiatrist termed Mr. Long's "homicidal tendencies." Earlier followers of
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    Lock icon Queen and Philip hosts to Press
    192 3 QUEBEC CITY, Wed. The Queen and Prince Philip were "at home to the Press" aboard the royal yacht Britannia last night at a reception for the newspapermen covering their six-day-old tour of Canada. They circulated am ing correspondents, photographers and newspaper executive* while Royal
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    Louis is better
    35 3 ROME. Wed.—Louis Armstrong, the jazz trumpeter, who Is in hospital at Spoleto with pneumonia, passed "a very good night 1 and was reported today to be comfortable with temperature and pulse normal—Reuter.
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    Lock icon PAID TO SERVE JAIL TERM
    85 3 JAKARTA. Wed. A clerk of the Jakarta district court, Mr. M. Huseln, told reporters some rich Chinese in the city were found to have hired people to go to jail as substitutes for their drivers who had been sentenced to prison terms. "These Chinese were
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    our radio today....
    253 3 RADIO SINGAPORE Medium Wave 476 metres A.M. 6.3u Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The News; 8.05 A Date with Music; 8.30—9.00 The Billy Cotton Band Show. P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Lunchtime Prom; 1.30 The News; 1.40 Newstalk;
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    The tides...
    65 3 The tides TODAY: Singapore 1.10 ajn. (9ft 21m. 2.40 p.m. (7ft Bin); Port Dickson 9.24 a.m. <81t 9in>. 9.45 p.m. (Bft 41n); Penang 3.34 a.m. (7ft 31n>: 3.25 pjn. (Bft 31n). TOMORROW: Singapore i.58 aan. (Bft 91nV 3.20 pjn. (7ft Mnj Port EHckaon 10.02 ajn. (Bft 41n). 1025 pjn. (7ft
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    FUCHS-'I AM A MARXIST' – STILL WEARS A PRISON SUIT
    271 3 FUCHS-'I AM A MARXIST' STILL WEARS A PRISON SUIT BERLIN, Wednesday. T\R. KLAUS FUCHS— "I am a Marxist'— said in 1 Wandlitz, East Germany, today that he intended to become an East German citizen. But in an interview on the doorstep of his father's home he fobbed off questions on
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    Lock icon Stowaway romance has ended
    92 3 Stowaway romance has ended SYDNEY, Wed. The romance between London model Margot Cater and Australian Allan Wood, of Wollongong. 52 miles from Sydney, has ended. Margot made world headlines last November when she stowed away in the Himalaya in a bid to reach Allan in Australia. She was discovered, taken
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    Lock icon 7 murdered
    17 3 PARIS. Wed.-^Seven Algerian Muslims were found with tfeeir throats cut In Lyons, police said. —Reuter.
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    Prisoners appeal to politicians: Don't exploit us
    316 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A RESTAURANT owner, now serving a life sentence with four others in connection with the Maria Hertog riots in 1950, has written to his bfother expressing concern over attempts by "certain political circles" to make capital out of their release. The
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    'Misconduct' rule may be enforced again
    315 4 'Misconduct' rule may be enforced again PROVISIONS TO WITHHOLD PART OF PROVIDENT FUND SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 36-YEAR-OLD rule, which allowed the old Municipal Commission, now the City Council, to withhold part of an employee's provident fund under certain conditions, may be re-introduced. The local and expatriate staff associations of ihe Council
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    Car chief on world tour
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Brian Rootes, managing director of the world-famous Rootes Group Motor Manufacturers, arrived in Singapore yeslterday on his way home after a 45.000- mile round-the-world fact-find-ing tour of his factories. Mr. Rootes, who is the son of Sir William, chairman of Rootes Ltd..
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    Council man told to go
    97 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The City Council has terminated the three-year agreement of Mr. K. S. Nathan, an Assistant Labour Officer, by giving him three months' salary in lieu of notice. Mr. Nathan, who left for Ipoh yesterday, was a former labour officer in the Federation Government.
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    Guided democracy the only way, he says
    109 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The vice-chairman of the Indonesian National Council, Inche Rushlan Abdul Ghani, stressed that "fuided democracy" was the only way to bring about better social and economic development in his country. Without it there would b* political and economic instability, he aid.
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    SHANKS THE LAST A-G LEAVES
    180 4 SHANKS THE LAST A-G LEAVES SINGAPORE, Wed. The last AttorneyGeneral of Singapore, Mr. E. P. Shanfca. today stressed the need for the continued independence of the Judiciary from politics. Mr Shanks, who sailed for Britain in the Stratalrd this afternoon, said: "Fortunately in the past the Judiciary has always been
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      192 4 Today's Singapore diary... SING AFOWS lICOBDID lifting 2 pjn. pri "Y" club 3.80 for Old People's Club at Wesley MUSIC SOCIBTY: Symphony p-mTWi basketball team 4 pjn. Church Hall. 4 Fort Canning Road Concert at Y.W.C.A. at S pjn. badminton toains5 pjn Chinese 4 P-**-PPSCAWA: Lecture by Mr. Bu boxing,
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    Sterilisation: Now the requests roll in—and they are mainly from women
    629 5 Sterilisation: Now the requests roll in— and they are mainly from women SINGAPORE'S BIG (65,000 A YEAR) BABY PROBLEM: PROF. SHEARES REPEATS 'MY WAY IS THE BEST WAY' SINGAPORE, Wednesday pROFESSOR B. H. Shears disclosed today that he hat received many requests foi sterilisation mainly from women since his plea
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    Three Reds and soldier hurt in jungle battle
    333 5 Three Reds and soldier hurt in jungle battle ALOR STAR, Wednesday. rpHREE Communist terrorists wei e believed wounded when a security forces patrol fought a fierce running gun battle with six bandits in the jungle near the Malayan-Siamese border on Monday. A corporal of the 1st Royal Malay Regt., Saad
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    Malaya now in red by $131 million
    169 5 NEW ESTIMATES RAISE DEFICIT KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Federation's budgetted deficit of $113,963,987 for this year rose to $131,618,683 after the year's third supplementary estimates went before the Federal Council today. These estimates totalled $10,097,684. Ordinary expenditure for the year was originally set
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    Johore dance
    35 5 SEGAMAT. Tues. The annual dance of the Segamat P.W.D., postponed last month as a mark of respect to the late Sultan of Johore. will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Saturday.
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    THE LEES IN SINGAPORE FORM A FEDERATION
    97 5 THE LEES IN SINGAPORE FORM A FEDERATION SINGAPORE. Wed. Six Lee clan associations here have united to form the Singapore Federation of Lee Clan Associations, with Mr. Lee Choon En*, a former Assemblyman, heading the pro-tern committee. At a meeting on Sunday Mr. Lee will introduce a motion to extend
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    Annual meeting
    31 5 PENANO. Wed. Ths Municipal and Government Labour Union. Penang and Province Wellesley. will hold its annual delegates' conference on Sunday U the Chinese Twn Hall here at 3 p.m.
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    HOUSE IS NOT FOR THE RACE-GOERS
    111 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. r f"HE $345,000 house the Government is buying In Singapore will NOT be used by Federation ministers and dignitaries for going to the races. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam raised a storm of laughter in the Federal Legislative Council today when he
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    Minister: PAP won't run lotteries
    152 5 gINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. today said that the Government did not believe in "filling Its coffers" by running a lottery. "The PAP has stated in the past that it is not in favour of running a lottery." he said. "We
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  • Feminine Forum
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      WHY NOT GLAMOUR AND CHIC FOR TEENS TOO?
      474 6 TEENAGERS in Singapore intend to show that they too can look chic and smart and upto the minute fashionable, just like the mothers and older sisters. To prove their point, the members of the Students' Council (Prefects to you) of the Singapore
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      New tricks with old props
      248 6 "Cosmetic" may be spelt in eight letters, but it is a bigger word than you think. When you look it up in the dictionary, you will see that it means "beautifying", and that is too big a term to be filled by lipstick, powder, and
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    The crusader who won a crown with his sword
    1145 7 The crusader who won a crown with his sword BALDWIN 'THE BATTLE KING... AN EAGLE EMBLEM ON HIS GOLDEN SHIELD, HE WAS AT THE HEAD OF EVERY ONSLAUGHT LATE in the year 1096, 80,000 crusaders were camped on the Hungarian frontier waiting for the king to grant them pas ss^e
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    The Straits Times Thursday, june 23, 1959 Light On Yellow
    442 8 The Straits Times Thursday, june 23, 1959 Light On Yellow Singapore's Minister for Home Affairs has shed much light on the Government's anti-yellow culture campaign. In the field of publishing, the Government objects strongly to the mixture of sex with sadism, to the presentation of a world peopled by semi-nude
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    Outer Seven
    569 8 Odds strongly favour a decision next month to create a counter-balance to the sorailed Common Market that came into operation in Europe at the beginning of this year. Though ue may accept disclaimers that it is conceived ,in a spirit of retaliation, the j Outer Seven idea is
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    Matter Of Life
    196 8 The mere adoption of the new highway code by the Federal Council yesterday will not bring order out of chaos or save lives. To achieve these things every single member of the public must co-operate, if not out of courtesy and considerateness then out of selfinterest. Everyday
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    35 8 2$ Wmr4t tit (Minimum). TEOH POH SENG at G.H on 1 24-6-59. Leaving behind a wife, a son Eng Hock and a daughter-in-law. Cortege leaves 62. Ttong Bahru Road at 2 p.m. on 26-6-59.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    44 8 Wtr4i tit (Minimum). MR. MRS. JN. DE SOUZA thank all those who attended their ntdding on 20-6-59 RAMASAMY: To relativea. friends who attended funeral ol late Mr. K. Ramasamy, aent wreaths, condolences other useful >fMcfs, the family extend their Mncere and grateful thanks.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    HOME LEAVE
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    93 8 PHOTOGRAPHY It W»r4t U (Min.)-Box SO elt. extra COLOUR PHOTOORAPHY Ha* many use* in Commerce and lodustry. Advanced development oi the process In the Straits Timer Colour Laboratories which produce up to 11" i lb" has madt its use possible for many purpose* Including bouse magazines, brochures, showcards tnd
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    1053 8 The courts are entitled to take judicial notice of what is notorious...' 'THEY ARE MUCH MORE SAVAGE, CRUEL AND DANGEROUS' IN THE Supreme Court of Ipoh last Monday, Mr. Justice Good delivered a judgment in which he approved whipping in a crime in which no violence had been used. Earlier
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    DOCTORS SHOULD DO WHAT THEY CAN FOR THESE WOMEN
    259 8 npklE announcement of A Professor Sheares a b o v sterilisation seems U) have caused consternation among the ladies of Singapore. Surely they do not believe that he is going to have them all whisked away to hospital and forcibly sterilised?
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    MISGUIDED GENEROSITY
    79 8 A 8 a taxpayer, I was amazed at the magnanimity of our former Government vis-a-vis variable allowances. One would have thought that the percentage of the lower Income group should have been higher than In the top bracket, certainly not the other way round. What a striking example
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    173 8 QINCE the town council took over the maintenance of grounds from the State Government in Kuantan, there has been neglect resulting in undergrowth, especially in the transit quarters area. It is nearly four months since the grass was cut in this area.
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    Progress—the democratic way
    805 9 Progress the democratic way KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. LED BY SIR DOUGLAS COUNCIL PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE 'GOOD JOB' DONE BY ALLIANCE GOVERNMENT THE Federation Government's "bold and courageous" adoption of Western democracy was ''paying off," declared Sir Douglas Waring, a tin industry leader, in the Federal Council today. All sides
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    AUSSIE SURF QUEEN FLIES IN
    88 9 AUSSIE SURF QUEEN FLIES IN AUSTRALIA'S surf queen, Miss Jan Cannody, of Sydney, arrived in Singapore on Tuesday night on her way home alter a ■even -week world tour the prize that went with the title of "Miss Surf.' With her was Mr. Colin MrFarlane also of Sydney, who won
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    Duties lifted to help industries make paint and plastics
    284 9 Duties lifted to help industries make paint and plastics KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. r THE FEDERAL Legislative Council today lifted x customs duties on raw materials for the manufacture of plastics and paints to help these two Malayan "infant industries" grow, supply all local needs and even export. The Minister of
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    GINGER POO, THE APE PET, DIES
    97 9 GINGER POO, THE APE PET, DIES SINGAPORE, Wed. When four-year-old Ginger Poo was alive, she kept the children enthralled with her antics. But when she died last ni^ht. It was not the kids but medical experts who gathered round the ape. The orang-utan had died of symptoms similar to those
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    Urgency, he stresses
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Transport, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Tallb. today stressed the urgency of extending the coastal wharf at Port Swettenham so that the maximum tonnages might be kept flowing through the port in the comin* years. He said this Id the Federal
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    1,666 MALAYANS IN DIV. 1 POSTS
    116 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A TOTAL of 1,666 Malayans have been given top Jobs in the Federation Government under the Malayanisation scheme. The Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said this In the Federal Council today in answer to a written question by Mr
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    Mr. S says 'yes'—but lists hopes for future
    135 9 Mr. S says 'yes'— but lists hopes for future 1/-UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Opposition member. Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. joined other members in the Federal council today in supporting a resolution expressing confidence in the future. But he had this to say of the hopes and aspirations of many people:—. "Thousands
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    Education talks
    34 9 KUALA LUMUR. Wed. The acting principal of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, Professor A.F. Mason, leaves on Tuesday for Britain to attend a conference on educational aid among Commonwealth countries.
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    Heads to meet
    36 9 MUAR. Wed.— A conference of heads of all primary schools, sponsored by the National Union of Teachers in Johore Bahru. will be held at the Ismail School here at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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    Jet service to capital
    65 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The all-jet BOAC service will be extended to Kuala Lumpur in August, the BOAC General Manager, eastern routes, Mr. B. W. Bampfylde said here today. •Mr. Bampfylde. who arrived here today from Singapore to help Introduce the all-jet service east of Karachi by
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    Jamboree choice
    38 9 TANGKAK. Wed. Lee Thean Soon, senior Scout and patrol leader of the 11th Tangkak Group of St. Matthew's School here, has been selected to represent Tangkak at the 10th world Jamboree In the Philippines In July.
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    COURTESY ON ROAD CAN SAVE LIVES
    273 9 J£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Trans, port. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Tallb. today appealed to all road users to strictly observe a simple golden rule— BE COURTEOUS. He was moving the aicptlon of the Federation's new Highway Code. It was passed by
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    EX-UNION HEAD FREE TO TRAVEL AGAIN: BAN LIFTED
    204 9 EX-UNION HEAD FREE TO TRAVEL AGAIN: BAN LIFTED KUALA LLIVTPUR. Wednesday T"HE former general-secretary of the banned A National Union of Factory and General Workers, Mr. V. David, is free again to travel anywhere outside the Federation. The Government today lifted its year-old restriction on his travelling. He Is also
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    Lock icon HONG KONG PUTS $2om. INTO OUR INDUSTRIES
    85 9 lONG KONG. Wed.— A Malayan Government representative said here today that Hong Kong industrialists had invested HK $40 million (about MS2O million) in the Federation for setting up secondary industries. Mr. N.A.F. Kennedy. Malaya's Industrial Commissioner to Hong Kong, told a conference that
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    $1,000 reward offered
    53 9 KUCHING. Wed. Police here are offering a reward of $1,000 to any person or persons who can give information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer or murderers of a girl. The semi-naked body of Ting Lay ling. 18. was found on Lanang Road. Sibu.
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    Ihe ties of friendship: A pledge by Razak
    218 9 Ihe ties of friendship: A pledge by Razak I I£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. 1Y —The Federation will not fail to play its part towards strengthening the ties of friendship with Singapore. That was the assurance given a questioner in the Federal Council today. Mr. P. p. Narayanan (trade unions) had asked
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    Health school
    25 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government Is to open an anti-malarial school early next year, it was announced in the Federal Council today.
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    'Don't touch' cry...a blast ...then a boy killed...
    390 10 'Don't touch' cry.. .a blast ...then a boy killed... PENANG, Wednesday. A CORONER vas told today of an tear gas shell explosion in the Central Police Station during a police week demonstration. Inspector M. Balakrishnan, who described the explosion, was giving evidence at the inquest on nine-year-old Loh Cheng Jin.
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    LIVING COST INDICES: A DECISION SOON
    78 10 LIVING COST INDICES: A DECISION SOON KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— The Federation Government is giving "immediate consideration' to the establishment and publication of new price indices, the Federal Council was told today. In a written reply to Mr. K. V. Thaver (Trade Unions), the Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein,
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    Cabinet to hear protest
    48 10 ALOR STAR. Wed. The Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar bin Syed Abdullah I Shahabuddln, and his cabi- net will meet representatives of fishing companies on July 6 to hear their protest against the Government's decision to i ban fishing stakes for the 1959-60 season.
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    MORE COMFORT IN PILGRIM SHIPS
    163 10 ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Pilgrims to Mecca can now travel in greater comfort, the Federal Council was told today. The Minister or External Affairs. Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul RaHman. assured Tuan syed Esa bin Alwi (Batu Pahat in a written reply that Improvements had been
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    TIPPED TO BE JOHORE MENTRI
    212 10 TIPPED TO BE JOHORE MENTRI lOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J —The first elected Mentri Besar of Johore is expected to be 44-year-old Tuan Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos chairman of the State Alliance His appointment will be I announced officially on Sat- 1 urday. Alliance leaders have had difficulty in choosing
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    Baby found abandoned
    50 10 BUTTBRWORTH. Wed. A Drematurely-born baby was found abandoned in a paper box outside an eating shop at Makloom village, six miles from here, this mornIng. The baby, believed to be a Malay, was found by the proprietor of the shoo and handed over to the Butterworth hospital.
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    No shortage of Tamil teachers
    190 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Joharl, said today that the Go. vernment was able to provide enough Tamil language teachers to meet the demand. He was replying to Mr. P P. Narayanan (Trade Unions) at the Federal Council meeting
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      92 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 14. "God's touchd him. and 1 He many expect to succeed he slept' (Tennyson) (6) n 16. Hat of a man returning to 9. Slice of good fortune sunk <9> Pennsylvania (8) 10. Oirl artiat embracing a car- i 8 Think to cage it somehow 11.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    606 12 The Malayan Share Broken' Association icported yesterday: "Dull conditions prevailed in all sections and prices were generally easier. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: 8.8. Petrol 535. 6d. xd cci; Fed. Dlsp. $1; Fitzpatricks 96 cents (O):
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    U.S. STOCKPILE REPORTS STILL PUZZLE LOCAL TRADERS
    503 12 U.S. STOCKPILE REPORTS STILL PUZZLE LOCAL TRADERS By Our Market Correspondent 'pHE Washington reports regarding the American stockpile with particular reference to rubber has still got local dealers fairly perplexed and in the early part of trading yesterday this caused buyers to hold off. Later, however, the process was reversed
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    270 12 Ships lyinf alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or i xpected today: Kyoto 1/2. Mersey Lloyd 4/5, Masuka 6A, Mataram 6/7, Ceylon 8/9, Orestes 10/11. Rebeverett 13/14, President Pierce 15/16, Luna Maersk 18, Maetsuycker 19. Scudai N. Wall 3, Sarudun N. Wall 4, Eastsea N. Wall 5, Bidor
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    110 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks* Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday, (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 33, O.D. 33 1/8. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1 2 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 I 8. O.D. 31
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    111 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchance noon prices per plcul yesterday: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent June, July shipments 5394 buyers, $40',. sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $63.. sellers, drum $65-, sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done. Muntolc white $132, Sarawak $131 (both down $i>. special Sarawak black $78, garbled
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    U.S. economy
    57 12 The Commerce Department has reported that the United States economy is moving forward with "considerable momentum." Most of the major indicators are potntlnn higher, the Department declared in the June Issue of Its survey of current business. 'Orders have spurted and Income output and employment are all registering
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    134 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. "[INVESTMENT shares held a firm tone on the Stork Exchange here today, bu. the market shoved no large moves. Mt Lyell gained Is. to 335. 9d. v,hile other base metals and oil shares remained steady. There was heavier trading In Commonwealth bonds which gained today. Loans
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    RUBBER PRICES
    149 12 July first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 94 cents per lb., down three-quarters of a cent on. Tuesday's closing price. The closing tone was quietly steady. Closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 93 sellers 94;
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      23 12 STOCK INDICES Malayan Share Market: June 24 June 23 Industrials: 87.82 88.11 Tins: 106.16 107.66 S Rubbers: 130.79 132.W Jan. 1 1958 100
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      341 12 OFFICIAL PRICES SINGAPORE. June 24. RUBBER: 94 cents per lb. (down threequarters of a cent). TIN: $402.75 per picul (up 50 cents). Estimated offering 130 tons (up 5 tons). TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received up to noon on Thursday. 16th July, 1959, for the purchase of the following in
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      627 12 NOTICES NOTICE I THIS is to advise that as from i the 4th July, 1959 our telephone number will be *****. ANGLO-SWISS TRADING CO. LTD. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given thai any person, firm or corporation having any claim against the business of Chop Tat Heng. framemakers, carrying on business
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      360 12 NOTICES NOTICE I, the undersigned hereby wish to notify the public that I, Dr. C. C. Too of 160 High Street, Kuala Lumpur, have resigned from the membership of the M.C.A. and I have therefore relinquished the post hitherto held as Assistant Honorary Secretary of ihe Selangor branch. Chairman of
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      601 13 Cbtck B«ftre Potting I Replies te Box Numbers j I Urwost core should be takes) I wfcen replying to box number I Is*, to we the CORRECT I NUMBER and Address to Hrn I Straits TisMS, Times House. 1 River Volley Rood. I Co«h mutt bo sent Mr re«is- 1
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      548 13 SITUATIONS WANTED 20 Words SS (Min.)— Box St ct*. txtrm CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCED European Lady seeks position a& Rtceptlonlst Office Assistant Typist in Travel Bureau, Commeirlal House or Hotel. Permanent resident Singapore. Apply Box A 5195, S.T. Spore. ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Word* SS (Mm.) Box St cts. txtrm UN-FURNISHED ROOM
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      832 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 20 Words SS (Mm.) Box St cts. txtrm 1 HOUSE OR FLAT. 2-3 bedrooms. Within 2 miles of City Hall. European Couple. Leave House or Flat acceptable. Box A9IM S.T. Spore. WANTED 22 July detached furnished 3 bedroom bungalow Districts 9. 10. 11 by W.D. civilian. Modern convenience
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      828 13 EDUCATION 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ct*. txtrm MALAY. Enrol now for Malay Afternoon Classes under qualified and experienced Malay teachers commencing 1.7.59. Tune 2-5 pjn. Two hours weekly. Chunghwa Institution. 5, Short Street, Spore. Telephone: *****. NATIONAL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 433 A Geylang Road Spore. (Near Geylang English School),
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      554 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ct*. txtrm ROVER 75 1951' Immaculate condition $2,500/- 0.n.0. Telephone Spore ***** from 8 ajn. to 4 p.m or ***** after office hours. IMMACULATE 1958 two-tone Flat 1100, Taxed November. New Buttery Good Tyres. Superb Engine. Genuine 15.000 miles. $4,200/--0.n.0. Ring
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      406 13 FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm THREE JOHN DEERE Tractors model G In good condition for sale Apply United Plantations Ltd.. Telephone No. 244. Hutan Mellntang. HOTPOINT POWER-PLIS 1 HP. AIR CONDITIONERS USUAL PRICE: $1,350/BUY NOW and SAVE! CASH PRICE: ONLY $775/LOWEST HIRE PURCHASE TERMS FOR
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      377 13 MISCELI.ANEOUS 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ct: txtrm CAVENAGH BEAUTY HOUSE— The Complete Beauty Shop: Facials, Pimple Treatments. Slimming, Perms, Sets, Tints, etc. 63A. Oavenagh Road *****, Spore. CAR LIFTS offered to school children Morning/Afternoon. Also office workers any districts. Those Interested apply Box A 5190 S.T. Spore. ADVERTISERS
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    MALAY FILM LEADS ALL THE WAY TO PAY $118
    2387 14  -  EPSOM JEEP, By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. AFTER a blank on the first day, leading jockey Arthur Ward came into his own at Kuala Lumpur today, landing a splendid treble with Windsor 11, Prince Tournai and Meteorite 11. The clay's racing began
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    53 14 Total Pool $176,880 First *****1 $47,758 Second *****9 $23,879 Third *****7 $11,939 Starters ($2,984 each) Nos. *****4, *****9. *****9. *****6. Consolation: (51, 061 each): Nos. *****2, *****3. *****8. *****0. *****1. 1641*87. *****7. *****9, *****7. *****0. TREBLE TOTE: 8 tickets (S158): Forecast Race: 3 ($627); Race: 5 ($64);
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    Abdul Ghani gets 'sack'
    246 15 I'll take it like a sportsman he says By VIC NAYAGAM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Selangor Rangers held a council meeting tonight at which they discussed a letter from the F.A. or Selangor s c 1 ection committee which tells international centre-forward Abdu] Ghani. that he need
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    54 15 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Singapore Business Houses F.A. League and Cup competition results: fJROI'P A— National Carbon 2 Chartered Bank 0; Mercantile Bank 5 Wearnes 1. GROUP B— Cold Storage received a walkover from Forxi. GROUP C— National carbon •B 7 Shell 3. (iROUP D Malayan Airways
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    40 15 PENANG. Wed— Darul Asham beat Baharul Alam 3 l in a second division soccer league match on the Dato Krama'. ground today. In anothrr Div. 2 match, Penan* Elango S.C. beat Muslim nr r 2—l. SINGAPORE RACE ENTRIES
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    PERAK TURF CLUB DECIDES: RACING ON SUNDAYS IN FUTURE MEETINGS
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    Total of 213 horses for July meeting
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    Ipoh game ends in free-for-all
    46 15 IPOH. Wed. The Div. I league soccer match between Eastern Sports Club and Bawean Putra was abandoned ten minutes before time today. Bawean Putra were leading 1-0 when a free-for-all broke out. Two players started a fight and spectators Joined in.
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    ChamDS again
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    S'pore, Services Cup tie teams
    85 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Teams for the Malaya Cup match here on Sunday between Singapore and Joint Services are: SERVICES: Barnsley, Keetley, Carroll; Mackenzie. Hay ward, Paulion; Davey. McNaughton, Davies, Ward. Draper. Reserves: Koblnson. Hawes. Roberts. Wingneld. Demon and Sleep. SINGAPORE: From Sect Tew Chang, Mokhtar Tabri.
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    55 15 l/UALA LUMPUR" Wed.— I*■ Malaya's representatives to the inaugural meeting of the SouthEast Asia Peninsula Games Federation at Bangkok, starting tomorrow, left here today. They are Mr. Thong Poh Nyean and Mr. Sum Kwok Seng. The meeting, which ends on Friday, will consider the constitution of the B.E.A.P.
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    971 16 DATO RAZAK: ANY RELAXATION NOW MAY GIVE THE REDS A FRESH BREAK... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federal Council today gave the 11 -year-old Emergency Regulations a further year's lease after the Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussain, spoke with confidence about c-leanng the country
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    196 16 New SlO mil. Klang bridge cuts travel time to capital KLANO, Wed.— More than 1.000 people saw the Sultan of Selangor open the $10 million double-decker bridge over the Klang River here this evening. He cut a ribbon with a pair of silver scissors and then drove 1,500 feet to
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    Krishnan goes easily into third round
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    173 16 MANCHESTER. Wed.—Lancashire were 400 for five in their first Innings at the dose of the first day's play agaln&i the Indian cricketers at Old Traflord today. OeofT Pullar hit 137. SCOREBOARD R.W. Barber c and b Unuigar 48 A. Whfu on c Umrlgar b Jalslmha 18
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