The Straits Times, 11 June 1960

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY €EiffrM»iEP SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 Nat*" 1 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. 15 CENTS. SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1960
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    MART TALKS OPEN
    885 1 KHIR PLEDGE TO HELP SINGAPORE 'Co-operation is in line with Seafet policy' Closer ties vital: Goh SINGAPORE, Fri. Seventeen senior Government officials eight from the Federation and nine from Singapore met here today for the first of a series of talks to set up a "limited Common
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    Lock icon TIBETANS IN 'BIG BATTLES' WITH REDS
    175 1 TIBETANS IN 'BIG BATTLES' WITH REDS KATMANDU, Friday. ■JWO "big battles" between Tibetan guerillas and Chinese troops at strategic road centres north of the Nepal-Tibet border have been reported by travellers reaching here. BATTLE NO. 1: At Shekardzong, 45 miles from the foot of Mount Everest, the guerillas are reported
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    Lock icon U.S. welcomes Soviet disarm plan
    217 1 rE United States today said that the new Soviet disarmament plan seemed to represent "positive movement" towards the positions put forward by the Allied delegations durinr the courae of the 10-nation East-West disarmament conference. Giving a balance sheet of encouraging and discouraging aspects of the
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    No S'pore civilians honoured by Queen
    120 1 No S'pore civilians honoured by Queen SINGAPORE Fri. For the first time since SlnKapore became self-gov-erning, no local civilians are on the Queen's birthday honours list. This year's awards, where Singapore is concerned, go to members of the armed forces based here. The absence of Singapore civilians on the list
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    Ike visit stamps
    20 1 TAIPEH, Fri. A special set of stamps will be issued here to mark President Elsenhower's state visit
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    Lock icon Helicopter lifts Hagerty from Tokyo mob
    360 1 Helicopter lifts Hagerty from Tokyo mob TOKYO, Friday. A UNITED States •Marine helicopter today rescued the United States presidential press secretary, Mr. James Hagerty, from a sea of surging, shouting, banner-waving demonstrators and landed him safely near the United States Embassy in Tokyo. Mr. Hagerty's visit was to complete arrangements
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    Merchant dies after stabbing
    153 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. A TEXTILE merchant, Jairam Sharma, 38, died tonight after a knife attack at a diirian stall at the Queen Street and Albert Street Junction. Sharma's young wife Raj i Kumari and baby daughter Joyti, aged one, were with him when a man rushed at
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    Lock icon Doctors strike
    34 1 ATHENS. FrL Five thousand doctors in Athens and Piraeus went on a 48-hour strike today in support of higher wage claims. Skeleton medical staffs attended urgent ca»s in hospitals and clinics. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Army coup in Jakarta denied
    99 1 JAKARTA. Fri. Th« Indonesian Information Minister, Mr. Maladi, yesterday denied that an Army coup had taken place in Jakarta. He was speaking over the radio after a news broadcast. A report of a coup by the I Indonesian Army was carried from Amsterdam by aa
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 UKS MISSILfc DESTROYER l-ILKLMLLAL' lii; I -uid'tj a. Im i v n U i r ijuiuru'j brie. iodj Printer AJ'.iJLU'Jr.* f
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    The unrepentant confessors...
    270 2 THE REASON IS THAT THEY WANT TO SAVE THEIR OWN SKIN. SAYS THE CHIEF JUSTICE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. f^RLMINALS in Malaya were not motivated by a sense of penitence or remorse when they made confessions, the Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, said here today. Usually, when
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    Widow of late Ruler dies, 92
    80 2 Widow of late Ruler dies, 92 IJIMLA KANGSAR. Frl. The oldest member of the Perak royal family. Raja Permaisuri Che Teh binte Abdullah. 9?.. died at her home here this morning. She was a widow of the late Sultan Sir Alang lakandar «hah of Perak. and leaves behind an adopted
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    'Not guilty' plea
    41 2 JERANTUT. Frl— An agri cultural assistant. Mahamec Nordin bin Mohamed Arof. 39. was allowed ball of $2,000 after he pleaded not guilty in thp Sessions Court here yesterday to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $831.
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    Emergency law exiles: The point of no return
    136 2 Emergency law exiles: The point of no return I^UALA LUMPUR. Frl. Repatriates from Malaya under the Emergency regulations will be prevented from returning to this country for all time under a new order gazetted today. The Immigration (Prohibition of Entry > Order, signed j by the Minister of External Affairs.
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    Honours for service in Malaya
    582 2 FEDERATION ARMY CHIEF GETS KCB, AWARDS FOR 20 OTHERS IN BIRTHDAY LIST LONDON, Friday LIEUT.-GENERAL Sir Rodney Moore, Chief of Staff of the Federation Armed Forces and Director of Emergency Operations, has "been made a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in Queen
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    Lock icon Viscountcy for Slim: 0.B.E. for cricketer Weekes
    214 2 Viscountcy for Slim: 0.B.E. for cricketer Weekes LONDON. Fri Biggest award in the Queen's Birthday Honours list is a viscountcy for Field Marshal Sir WHllam Slim. 68. who retired last February as, Governor-General of Australia. As commander of the 14th Army In Burma in World Wir II he was known
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    Lock icon SUMMIT ROCK and ROLL BY MAC
    331 3 Paris postscript: In the ?ood old days the diplomats waltzed at Vienna now it's... OSLO, Friday. MR. MA( MILL AX, the British Prime Minister, said here today that the situation following the Paris "Summit" collapse "is still very obscure." Speaking at a Press conference
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    Lock icon Nawami and 21 of his nudes die in clash
    220 3 Nawami and 21 of his nudes die in clash JAKARTA, Fri. Twenty-six people died in a clash between troops and members of a nude religious sect in a village near Bandoeng last weekend. Ueut.-Col. Nawawl Allf. spokesman for the West Java Military Command, said today that the incident occurred in
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    Lock icon Everest NEPAL PROTESTS AGAINST 'HIGHEST PEAK IN CHINA' CLAIM
    98 3 Everest NEPAL PROTESTS AGAINST 'HIGHEST PEAK IN CHINA' CLAIM KATMANDU, Pri.— The Nepalese Government has sent a Note' to Peking protesting against the Chinese description of Mount Everest as "the highest peak in the Chinese fatherland." it was reported here last night. The Note also asked for more details of
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S 'PLACE OF HONOUR'
    84 3 BRITAIN'S 'PLACE OF HONOUR' LONDON. Pri— Mr. P.N Kumykin. leader of the Soviet delegation now in London for talks with the the Board of Trade, said yesterday that the Soviet Union wanted more trade with Britain. Britain, he said, had been one of the first to establish trade with the
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    Lock icon Honeymooners sail home
    45 3 ANTIGUA. Frl Princess Margaret and ncr husband. Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones have sailed for home at the end of their Caribbean honeymoon. They spent their last day gathering coral specimens on the beach before returning to the royal yacht Britannia at sunset Reuter.
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    Lock icon Verwoerd plans shake-up of Cabinet
    167 3 HIS AIM: TO ENSURE lOOp.c. SUPPORT DURING CRISIS JOHANNESBURG, Friday. DR. Hendrik Verwoerd, the South African Prime Minister, is planning to reshuffle his Cabinet to ensure 100 per cent support from his colleagues in times of crisis, it was reported today. The Rand Daily Mall
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    Lock icon Boycott H.K.
    25 3 NEW YORK. Frt—Manufacturers and workers In the clothing Industry plan a boycott of Japanese and Hong; Kong goods, it was announced yesterday. U.P.I
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE'S 1,300,000 DISOBEDIENT SERVANTS...
    90 3 DE GAULLE'S 1,300,000 DISOBEDIENT SERVANTS... PARIS. Frt. More than 1 1.300.000 civil servants went on a 24-hour strike today In the most serious labour upheaval since Gen de Uauhe came to power two years ago. There was no delivery of morning mail today, and dustbins were left unemptled In uncleaned
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    Lock icon The best drivers
    42 3 BONN. Fri.— A West German trafiic psychologist said at Ooslar today that 12 released murderers had been "the most exemplary drivers" among a cross-section of 3,000 West German motorists tested by traffic psychologists during the past five years. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dukespeakson South Africa at first Press
    347 3 Duke speaks on South Africa at first Press TORONTO, Friday. HPHE Duke of Edinburgh said at a Press conA fererlce here yesterday that if South Africa's recent troubles had affected British Commonwealth relations it was "because people have had their consciences upset." The Duke, leaning against a grand piano, arms
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    Lock icon THAT WIND OF CHANGE WON'T BLOW BRITAIN OFF COURSE SAYS MAC
    150 3 THAT WIND OF CHANGE WON'T BLOW BRITAIN OFF COURSE SAYS MAC QSLO. Fri.— Mr. Maty millan. the British Prime Minister, said here today that the wind of change blowing through Africa was not "such a hurricane that it need blow us off our course." He added: "I am convinced the
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    Lock icon Rebuff for 'I like Rockefeller' in own state
    181 3 Rebuff for 'I like Rockefeller' in own state MEW YORK. Pri. 11 All but. one of the 24 Republican members of the U.S House of Representatives from New York were reported today to have endorsed the Vice-Presl-dent. Mr. Richard Nixon, for president The Troy Times-Record said that they included Mr.
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      361 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE S World of Jaa: uo SSmZTSX? RADI MALAYA from SOU 10.00 p.m. NATIONAL SHOBTWAVe A.M. O.JO Good Morning: 633 SERVICE 41.7 metres Morning Prelude: 7.00 The Newt MEDII M WAVE SERVICES 7.05 A Date With Music: 8.00 Th« KuaU Lumpur Ml Metres News: 8.05 A
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    40 girls vie for 'Queen' title
    119 4 40 girls vie for 'Queen title SINGAPORE, Fri. Forty Singapore girls have so far entered for the National Ball Queen contest to be held during "Malam Tamasha Negara" on June 18 at the Victoria Memorial Hall from 8.30 p.m. Entries for the contest close on June 15 and should reach
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    Most colourful convocation day
    364 4 6 TOP MALAYAN SPORTS STARS AND 4 PROFESSORS AMONG MORE THAN 600 RECIPIENTS OF DEGREES their robes for the big day. And in the Victoria Theatre this evening, every available microphone was occupied by their professors going through "pronounciatlon rehearsals" to avoid stumbling over tonguetwisting names
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    Dealers elect officials
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr Lim Ho ha 3 been elected president of the Singapore Petroleum Products Dealers Association. The secretary is Mr. Llm Yew Kan. Other office-bearers are* Mr. Lee Kok Peng, vicepresident; Mr. Tan Pia Teng. treasurer and Mr. Thomas Soong. auditor.
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    Guild's appeal: Review graduates' salary
    248 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. 0 The Guild of graduates of the University of Mala;, a has decided to ask the Singapore Government to review the present big difference in the salaries of honours graduates and those having only pass degrees. This was decided at the guild's annual
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    Indonesian Princess to hold exhibition
    59 4 Indonesian Princess to hold exhibition MADAM Emeria Sunaua. (above), an Indonesian princess from Jakarta, is in Singapore to hold an exhibition of her paintings. Madam Sunassa. who said her father was a sultan of the Moluccas* islands and her mother a princess from New Guinea. has with her about 30
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    1,400 Raffles students hear Minister's praise
    249 4 A SIMPLE ceremony and a speech from the Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. yesterday marked the 137 th anniversary of the founding of Raffles Institution. Over 1,400 students heard the Minister praise their school for their scholastic and extra-mural achievements during the
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    U.S. TOUR: MRS. GOH IMPRESSED
    220 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. TWO Singapore women leaders, now on a study tour of the United States, are highly impressed by the facilities In welfare homes there and the active part played by the American women in civic work and trade unions. This is stated In a
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    BRIGADE ALL SET TO START
    202 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Work Brigade's first big assignment will begin next Thursday construction of a new drainage canal from Sungei Apl Api, near Paslr Ris. into the sea. The Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, and other officials will be present
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    Formation of People's Association
    113 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The People's Association, which 1 will promote community recreation in Singapore, is now being formed. Thirty-three out of 45 organisations have so far nominated three members each. All the nominations will be submitted to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. who will appoint
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      71 4 TAMMY AND REX HARRISON 0 IS Tammy Crimes I I the girl Rex Harrison j going to marry. Friends 1 say she looks so like Kay Kendall. Story and i picture today in SAMMY AND MAI: LOVE AND FEAR UGLY one-eyed j Sammy Davis, highest I paid Negro entertainer in
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      385 4 1 The diary YMCA (Orchard Rosd>: Cricket match vs. RAF (Teugah), YMCA ground, 2.15 p.m. BAFFLES MISF.IM. Exhibition of colour photographs of Japan. YWCA (Outram Roacn: VTeens Club and Young Adults Club visit to Sims Avenue Community Centre, 2.30 pm Chlnwe cooking— Tlenuii. caobage, 2.30 p.m. AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
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    Villagers screened in surprise swoop
    169 5 Villagers screened in surprise swoop KUANTAN, Friday. IN a pre-dawn swoop today security forces cordoned off part of the Jabor Valley area, 11 miles from here, to screen more than 390 villagers. The raid marked Ihe stepping-up of Operation Seladang East, launched two months ago along the Trengganu-Pahang border to
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    MacDonald offers second art gift to university
    176 5 MacDonald offers second art gift to university SINGAPORE, Fri— Mr. Mal- colm Mac Donald has offered to donate a collection of medieval Indian xulpture and modern Indian paintings to the University of Malaya. The former CommissionerGeneral for the United Kingdom in South-East Asia made the offer tonight when he attended
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    INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF DANCE GIRL'S SON
    67 5 INQUIRY INTO DEATH OF DANCE GIRL'S SON PENANG, Fri. Police are investigating the death of an 11-month-old boy. The baby, son of a dance hostess, died In a Gurney Drive home yesterday. The City Council inspecting officer. Mr. Ong Ewe Hock, refused to issue a certificate after viewing the body.
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    MCA youth to meet for vital talks
    193 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A TOP-LEVEL two-day meeting of youth leaders of the Malayan Chinese Association will be held here during the week-end. This was disclosed today by the chairman of the MCA Youth Section. Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. who is also the Assistant
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    Youth granted $300 bail
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Krl. An 18-year-old youth. Tong Chee Wan. was charged In the second magistrate's court here today with assisting to dispose of a gold chain, worth $30. believed to have been stolen. He was granted $300 bail and the case was postponed to July 22.
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    Yong: University cannot remain an 'ivory tower'
    972 5 Yong: University cannot remain an 'ivory tower' MINISTER OF EDUCATION ON SINGAPORE DIVISION'S ORIENTATION, THEN FUTURE NATIONAL ROLE HPHE Minister of Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said tonight that the Singapore division of the University of Malaya "cannot possibly remain as an ivory tower, isolated from the society which sustains
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    Sultan attends 'bersanding'
    67 5 Sultan attends 'bersanding' SUNGEI PATANI. Fri— The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah, together with the Tengku Puan Besar Kurshiah, widow of the late Yang diPertuan Agong. attended the 'bersandlng' last night of Tengku Malek. son of the Sultan's uncle, Tengku Kassim. and Che Sharifah Ikhlas. daughter of Syed Son Ajlafree.
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    POLIO CHECKED
    109 5 Now the children in Brunei can go swimming again BRUNEI. Fri. The polio epidemic here has been checked, the. Brunei Government announced today. The disease has not claim- ed another victim since the 36th case was reported three weeks ago. None of the victims died. An anti-polio unit,
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    Emergency-type talks start
    235 6 BUT THIS TIME THE AIM IS TO SPEED UP THE RAZAK PLAN ATTACK ON RURAL POVERTY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THK KAZAK PLAN to end poverty in the A kampongs has moved into gear with all the 86 districts throughout the country holding weekly meetings on the same
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    EDUCATION CHIEF PLAYS MEDIATOR: TEACHERS DROP CASES
    146 6 EDUCATION CHIEF PLAYS MEDIATOR: TEACHERS DROP CASES UUALA KANGSAR. 1Y Fri. A teachers' dispute was settled in the Magistrate's Court here yesterday through the mediation of the Chief Education Officer. Perak. Mr. D. D. Bennet. Mr. C. C. Balhetchet. a teacher of the Clifford School here, and Mrs. Balhetchjt. represented
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    $10,000 bail for director
    52 6 PENANG. Fri.— Omar bin Osman. a director of the Pembantu Perlnlagaan Melayu Co., a Malay co-opera-tive loan society, was today granted $10,000 ball after, pleading not guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $10,242 In October. 1957. The case will be heard fin
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    King's youngest son weds Princess
    395 6 'fENGKU ISMAIL SHAH. 22. youngest son of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. was married to Raja Zahara. 18. daughter of the late Raja Bendahara of Perak, Raja Abdul Rashld, at the Istana Oahar* here last night. The traditional akad nikah ceremony, the actual wedding, was performed
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    Splash and grab...
    67 6 PKNAM., Fri. A thief threw cold water at a woman at P.i>.i KHadi in Nibong Tebal district. Province Welletlejr, last night and escaped with about 5230 in cash and Jewellery. Chik bint* Mat was in her ■hop counting the day's takings when the thief walked In. jHe
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    THEY FIND JOY IN A DARK WORLD
    263 6 THEY FIND JOY IN A DARK WORLD I^UALA LUMPUR. Frt tv Lo ve triumphed In the dark sightless world of a young couple here who have never and will never see each other They are Inche Salihudin bin Abdullah. 20, and hit wife. Che sa'odah binte SharifT. 22. who have
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    No. 2 post
    24 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has appointed Mr. S. Bambaslvam to act as the Federation's Deputy Registrar of Companies.
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    Charming pirates on an enchanted island
    795 7 VISITING PULO TIOMAN WITH AH ORANG LAUT A MALAYSIAN MARINE NOMAD IT WAS a still, cloudless day. "Not a cat's paw was to be detected on the surface of the water," remarked John Turnbull Thomson, "and the sailors lay stretched under the scanty shade
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    A phantasy of Malayan history
    460 7 truttion by the prize, for the nests are the whitest and those best relished by the fickle and fastidious palates of the sons of China All have perished, for the deml-gods are most difficult to propitiate even by cunning offerings." The technique of pacification sounds
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    54 8 1* W»r4t ll* (Minimum) MS). A MRS VINCBNT SBBAITIAM rhanx relatives A friends for Uieir kind a'lendsnce. congratulatory messages and valuable gifts on the occasion of Uieir wedding. WONC MOM toy or Johore Banru fnrnda for their aaslatance. condeIsassa, wreaths, visit* and attendance a- in» funeral of their father
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 8 M Nora 1 Sl* (Minimum) IN cmiriihio and loving memory nf V,D Kuppusamy. departed OS) 11 SIS. Bis memory to BS la a treasur*. inserted by bis lvvias and family.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    The Straits Times Saturday, June 11, 1960. The Rubber Researchers
    715 8 The Straits Times Saturday, June 11, 1960. The Rubber Researchers Difficulties completely unrelated to the rubber industry's research ptoblems have 1 prevented the amalgamation of the three British bodies hoped for by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board. But the purposes of amalgamation are being secured by the appointment of identical
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    Israel's Issue
    292 8 No nationalism can match in intensity that of the Jewish people. But the case of Adolf Eichmann is more than a national issue. Eichmann, Hitler's "Jewish expert", boasted he would deliver five million Jews to the gas-chambers as his personal contribution to the "final solution" of the Jewish
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    Cheras Retreat
    223 8 The Specialist Teachers' Training Institute at Cheras is unique in Malaya and unique in that it is Malayan. Experiments sufficiently similar have been tried in other countries, however, to allow the prediction that it will be a success and that its influence in education will grow from year
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    America's 'Big Four'
    827 8  -  Vernon Bartlett w THE MEA WHO REFUSED TO GET RATTLED BY Mr. X's THREATS HAD the Summit conference gone according to plan, its results would probably have been less remarkable than those that are following its failure to meet I wrote eirlier this week of the way
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    118 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO Frorr the Straits Times of June 10. 1910 IPOII has been experiencing .shot-king weather The town has been in an almost chronic state of flood. THE expedition which is Catherine data for a monograph of the p.. asants of the world is expected to \islt Malaya shortly.
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    Dilemma
    91 8 This dilemma would ha** occurred cv n wlthou tne U-2 affair, but' in a much shadows a much graver dilemma for the Americans Are they to depend more and more upon their own armaments, with diminishing support from the allies that from this \»v. European semi-circle? Or are they
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    The jobless husband, aged 19
    370 9 FANTASTIC, SAYS THE MAGISTRATE WHEN HE HEARS HOW HE DEPENDS ON HIS PARENTS FOR SUPPORT SINGAPORE, Friday. A MAGISTRATE today described as -fan- tastic" the case of a jobless teenaged husband who said he was entirely dependent on his parents for support. Johnny Yeo Swee
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    Bribe case: Judgment is reserved
    121 9 M ALACC/ Fri. The President of the Sessions Court. Mr. K. Somasundrum, today reserved judgment la the trial of a building Inspector. Mohamed Said bin Khalik, 42. wlio is accused 01 taking a bribe of $50. Mohamed Said was alleged to have corruptly received the
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    Society patron
    25 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, has accepted an invitation to become the patron of the Singapore Musical Society.
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    Receiving order against firm
    45 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A receiving order was made today In the High Court against Tiong Lee and Co. on a bankruptcy petition filed by B. Atmaram and Sons. Tiong Lee and Co. are owing the petitioning creditors $14,344.85 on a judgement debt.
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    Scientist due tomorrow
    72 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A noted American scientist. Dr. Watson Davis, is due here on Sunday to give l series of talks to schools on the creation and operation of science clubs. Dr. Watson, who Is director ior Science Service, Inc.. is on a three-day visit on a grant
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    Fou months after wedding, she found she was wife No. 2
    204 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. A WOMAN discovered her husband to be a bigamist four months after he married her at the Registry of Marriages, the First Criminal Distric Court was told today. Lim Chuck Hlang. 28. who said he was jobless,
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    Malaya will appear on TV in Japan
    167 9 SINGAPORE. Friday. Vf ALAYA'S way of life is to be shown on television i in Japan. A three-man Japanese television team has spent one month in the Federation. It consists of Mr. Michimasa Kuze. producer. Mr. Shlgeo Hosoya. reporter, and Mr. Ko Ichimura,
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    Speech Day
    30 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Frt. The Johore English College will hold its annual Speech Day on Aug. 3. There will tl>o be an arts and crafts, science and mathematics exhibitions
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    72 9 THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman (centre), walking in procession with officials of Cambridge University during a ceremony on Thursday, when he was given an honorary degree of Doctor of Law by x the University. The honour was conferred upon the Tengku by the
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    PARK TIGER STILL IN COMA-MAY WAKE SOON
    106 9 PARK TIGER STILL IN COMA-MAY WAKE SOON CEREMBAN, Fr i —T h c Templer Park tigress was still in a coma tonight but showed signs of regaining consciousness. At noon today game rangers forced water down the tigress's throat as it had bad nothing to eat or drink for 40
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    Schools' display
    33 9 PENANG, Fri.— The Dovernor. Raja Tun Uda, will open the Penang and Province Wellesley secondary schools arts and crafts exhibition at the Wellesley Primary School at 10 a.m. on June 18.
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    In Ghana now
    24 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— Mr. Colin Marshall, a former Johore Conservator of Forests, is now In the service of the Ghana Government.
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    AUSTRALIA CAN HELP US: P.W.D. MAN
    72 9 AUSTRALIA CAN HELP US: P.W.D. MAN KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— An Assistant Director of Public Works. Inche Yussof bin Haji Ibrahim, has returned from Australia convinced that Australia could assist Malayan engineers in special fields, especially in sewerage techniques. Inche Yussof attended the annual conference of the Australian Institution of Engineers
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    LAW FACULTY: CALL FOR ASSURANCES TO 'KEEP FAITH WITH THE STUDENTS'
    431 9 THE University of Malaya court agreed today that both the dean and a senior lecturer of the Law Faculty should offer to sit on the FederationSingapore committer examining the question of local law rip?rees when It meets on June
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    CHARTERED PLANE FLIES IN WITH BODY OF AN ENGINEER
    145 9 CHARTERED PLANE FLIES IN WITH BODY OF AN ENGINEER KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A coffin bearing the body of the late chief engineer. Public Works Department Brunei, Mr. Kong Hong Chang, arrived here today by chartered Malayan Airways plane. At the airport to receive the coffin were the dead man's friends,
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    New orders for show licences in Singapore
    120 9 New orders for show licences in Singapore CINGAPORE. frt— Th« Ministry of Home Affairs tonight issut d new orders in connt'.tion with the issue or licences for public entertainments. From Aug. 1 this year applications for concerts, plays and drama must be submitted to the licensing authorities at least one
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    Wan Ham id back in Johore Bahru
    40 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri —Wa n Abdul Hamld bin Dato Mohamed Salleh. who wa s this week released from detention, returned to Johore Bahru. his home town, yesterday after an absence of six years
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    Malacca Mufti dies, aged 75
    48 9 MALACCA. Fri The Mufti of Malacca. Hajl Khalil bin Haji Hussein. died at his home in Mosque Road here this morning. He was 75. The Governor of Malacca. Dato Haji Abdul Malek, was among the large crowd who attended the funeral this evening.
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    191 10 cannot congratulate the Game Dept (nor you either) on this one SURELY anyone J Wlth any feelings must ha v p h^n musi nave Deen sickened by th a t biLKenea oy in a I front page photograph of the unfortunate tigress in a trap? I must
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    TRAVEL TO THAILAND: IT SEEMS THERE IS DISCRIMINATION
    252 10 APROPOS of Mr. Geh Chong Keat's complaint about discrimination by the Thai authorities against Malayan Chinese with regard to visas to Thailand, the Thai consul In Penang says the guarantor-in-Thal-land ruling applies to all overseas Chinese and not Malayan Chinese alone. But
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    ROUTE SIGNS
    111 10 'J'HE service route numbers as displayed in the windows, fronts, and sides of the buses In Singapore are adequate during the day. but fall in their purpose in suburban areas and poorly lighted streets at night. By the time one is able to ascertain the service number, the
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    The bus traveller's ordeal
    68 10 IN these days of good government and dedicated service one is bewildered by the constant sight of buses in Singapore packed to oxrrflowing. Apparently no thought is given to safety, cleanliness or humanity. Can it b r that but tycoons are scooping more passengers with less
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    I DISAGREE
    208 10 1 AM afraid 1 am unable to agree with your comments on my letter published in your issue of May 31. I chose to ena my lette*' "Yours faithfully", since it Is the usual form of courtesy one uses in signing off to an unknown person in business
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    STUDY ABROAD
    92 10 I THANK Dato Ounn Lay Teik for his suggestion that the Federal Government should select students going to Australia and New Zealand. But with all due respect to the Dato I disagree. There are many Instances where students, who did not do well in Malaya, excelled themselves in
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    THE CIVIL SERVICE
    275 10 UAVING been a civil servant and being one of those who resigned let me put to the public the civil servants 1 side of the socalled "souring up of good relations between the people and the Government." The civil service, established on BrltLsh lines. had maintained a
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    ENCOURAGING LOCAL TALENT
    198 10 I HOPE in fairness to our society that you will publish this reply to the criticisms implied in the letter of "T. C. H." in your issue of June 7. It may interest your correspondent to know that a "local artist" has been maintained in England for
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    BLOOD DONOR IN NEW ZEALAND
    146 10 I WAS interested to read about Mr. Lee Keng Tye. your oldest regular blood donor and was interested too to note that he gave blood every six months In New Zealand where I was a blood-donor for many years we gave blood every three months
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      280 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS c Brought to nothing— that'i 1 Enough to make Dad reoe) not sound W«a. funny publication (5 »> 7 Devll wlth wil V* arranged Bln life UtUe once' can ba for •nniversary <«• 7>mocking i7> Wh»t one might expect from 10 Penny thrown in the air
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 12 SINGAPORE. June 10. KIBBfcR: $1,222 per lb. (up three-eighths of a cent). 5 p.m. close: $1,231 (steady quiet). TIN: 5392.621 per picul (up $2.62}). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down 15 tons).
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    Rubber premium collapses
    343 12 Rubber premium collapses AFTER the spate of I holidays the Rubber Market was quiet early in the week, but became more active latterly as the last day for dealing in June 1 R.S.S. approached, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly review. The feature of trading has been the collapse
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    111 12 CINGAPORK Cnlneae Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK Continent June July shipments $30 buyers, $31 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $47 sellers, drum $50 sellers. Pepper: steady: no business was reported done, Muntok white $260. Sarawak $255 (both up $10', special Sarawak black
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    666 12 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association maac the following changes in its rateo lo mer-r-hanis yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 5/16. O.D. 32 7/16, 90 d/st 32 7,8 credit bills, 32 15/16 trace bills. Selling- T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 32; Swlm Francs 140
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    TIN PRICE UP NEARLY $3: BUFFER
    631 12 STOCK SHORT? By Our Market Correspondent 'pHE tin price in Singapore yesterday topped the highest mark for four months rising by $2.62} to $392.62} per picul. This followed a rise of £5 per ton in London on a flrrn market. Agency messages from Lon-
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Mala>an Stock Exchange June IV Junr 9 Industrials: 142.58 143.19 Tin,: 2*2.98 2*2.71 Rubbers: 3U1.80 393.38 Jan. l 1958 100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    129 12 MELBOURNE, Frl. APM gained lid. to 375. sd. and Moulded Product* notes gain- ed 9d. to 20s. on the stock Exchange here today. Base metals and the oils held a steady trend. Oil Search gained 9d. to 6s. Commonwealth bonds traded I along firm lines. Trie Exchange will
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    Guthrie results
    52 12 Output* from the estates and mines In the Gathrie Groap for May and for 1960 to daie In brackets are rabber7.lsS.2oo lb. i 35.892.800 lb): tea black 174.000 lb. (829.000 Ib.i; palm oil 1.908 tons < 10,115 tons); patot kernel* 487 tons (2.787 tons); and tin ore 920
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    RUBBER CROPS
    34 12 The following further May crops are announced: Ayer Panaa 127.000 lb Kluang 81.500 !b.. Pajam 173,000 lb. and llu Benut 36.000 lb. Ayer Moiek 35.760 lb. and Baklt Katil 34 013 lb.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    211 12 TINE first grade rubber buyers J f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 122 cents per lb. up three-eighths of a cent on Thursday's close. The closing tone was uncertain. S.C.CK.A. closing price* In cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. l R.S.S. f.o.b. buyers 123, .sellers 123*3 (Ni, Int.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    701 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Sin--1 gapore Harbour Board whanrei this morning are: Pres. Adams 1/2. Wonosari 4/5. Charon 6 A Ouwerkerk 6/7. Lexa Maersk 8/9. Autolycus 13/14. Awajlsan Mai-u 15/16. Ikuahima Maru 19. Scudal N. Wall 2, Bruas 21/22. Kinabalu 24. Siberoet 25/26. Hal Lee 27/28. Nanusa 29/30.
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      762 12 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE NOTICE It Is notified that from 15th June i960, the Timetables lo- the Farrer Park, Van Kit and Rtver Valley Swimming Pools will be as follow s:Dally from 8 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for
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      510 13 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered contractors of Class 'Ex' k above at the office of the Jurutera Kerja. Tampin up to Noon of tne 20th June, 1960 for the Transport of materials within the district of Tampin and Rembau for period 15.7.60 to 14.7.81. Specifications
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      236 13 TENDER CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS CITY ARCHITECT A BUILDING SURVEYOR'S DEPARTMENT (Ist floor, P.WX). Building) (a) Construction and completion of Staff and Labourers' Quarters at Ulu Pandan Sewage Purification Works. Tender deposit 8100/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 24th June. 1&60. CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT (Ist floor. P.W.D. Building) (b)
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      1008 13 SITUATIONS VACANT Wordt Si (Mln.)— Box tt et: txtrm ELECTRICAL ENGINEER holding certificate of competency of either grade required for dredging company In Perak. Suitable applicants should reply In their own handwriting giving details of educational background, age and experience to Box A 917 8.T., Ipoh. CLIRKB REQUIRED b y
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      1037 13 UNFUHNUHIO HOUM wttklß five I miles OKI mum have living, dining •hree bedrooms, garage, servants' quarten. telephone, rental to (500. BoxA 4546 S.T. Singapore. OFFICE SPACE VACANT W Wort, IS Mm.)— Sax SI eU. *Mirm TO LIT— I 7 Buklt Blntanc. Koala Lumpur, the old office of the Nanyang Slang
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      999 13 ROOKS ft PUBLICATIONS If Word, U (Mln.)— Box I* eU. mxtrm 1 SBLFTAUCMT HOKKIEN LBSSONS for absolute beginner*, book* one/two, 1 $2.50 each. Progressive Hokklen, < (latest) $2.30. English Hokklen t dictionary. $5.00. Arcade News. 8. The Arcade, (Spore). 1! NEW PAN BOOKS The League ef Gentlemen By John Boland
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    RACING
    38 14  -  EPSOM JEEP with |I|R. J. WATSON leads in Carthusian II (A. iTI Burton) who gained a shoe.c win ($244 aiid 536) at Ipoh on Wednesday. Carthusian II is fancied to complete a double tomorrow. Straits Times picture.
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    Happy Melody will run
    324 14 APPRENTICE THANGAVELU WILL PARTNER CHAMPION SPRINTER HIS CLASH WITH DENTENTURIUS AND ON PAROLE WILL PROVIDE AN INTERESTING RACE DOC RODGERS has decided to let Happy Melody take his place in the top sprint field here on Sunday, the last day of the Perak Derby meeting. The
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    TOMORROW'S RUNNERS AND RIDERS AT IPOH
    1127 14 ACCEPTORS and riders for tomorrow's races A at Ipoh: RACE 1 2.15: (Class 3, Div. 2)— 9 Furs. 1 ***** All Clear (P.H Ong) Hobbs, 4 8.0 Posner 2 2 ***** Rocket <Dr. Lo. MO A S.A. Leong) Teh. 7 8.11 Ward 3 3
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    Big race at Malacca
    111 14 MALACCA, Frl. Malacca Cyclists Association will hold the Malayan 50 miles road championship on Aug. 7. The race will be organised by a Malacca C.A. committee headed by the Malacca Chief Police Officer. Inche Mohamed Natt Details of the race were discussed at a meeting held
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    Misra may defend title
    169 14 Misra may defend title ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl. India. Pakistan and Hong Kong have been invited to ser.d one player each, with all expenses paid for. to the Malayan tennis championships to be held in Penang from July 28 to Aug. 1 The players, however, hay* not been named. It is
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    ACS team replace Services
    86 14 SINGAPORE, Fri. Combined Services have withdrawn from the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's second triangular meet at Farrer Park tomorrow (2.30 p.m.). They will be replaced by Anglo-Chinese School, who will meet Johore and a Singapore selection. The ACS. will include M. Jegathesan. who represented Malaya in
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    Lock icon Britain to vote for open tennis
    73 14 LONDON. Frl. Britain Is to support proposals for the Introduction of open lawn tennis tournaments and the formation of a third category of competitors to be known as "authorised players" The British Lawn Tenni» Association announced today that It had Instructed its delegates to
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    Lock icon Kenji protests, demands return
    59 14 TOKYO. Fri. Far Eastern bantamweight champion Ken ji Yonekura has protested to the Japanese Boxing Commission against the split decision in favour of world bantamweight champion Jose Be cerra of Mexico in their 15--round title fight here on May Yonekura has also asked the Commission to
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    Lock icon Five catches
    31 14 LONDON. Frl.— ln county cricket yesterday, Ray Julian, the yourg Leicestershire wlcketKeeper. took five catches against Somerset at Leicester to equal a 28-year-old wlcket-keeplng record for hi* county— Reuter.
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