The Straits Times, 13 June 1960

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    19 1 Nat*?" 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. 15 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1960 AVlllAI.1: DAILY CERTIFIED SALB> JftIfCEEPS 80,000
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    Lock icon KISHI TO QUIT?
    493 1 KISHI TO QUIT? JAPANESE OPPOSITION PRESSURE MOUNTS President leaves on the first stage of tour He may go after Ike's visit TOKYO, Sun. The Prime Minister, Mr. Kishi, is expected to resign after President Eisenhower's visit next week. Though T ukyo was quiet today, Opposition pressure was mounting against Mr.
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    THE RAIN DIDN'T STOP LEE'S VISIT TO ISLAND CAMP
    131 1 IT's drizzling, but it doesn't stop Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. from arriving at Pongfoi Point jetty yesterday morning, on his way to keep a picnic date at the nearby Pulau I bin camp, where a group of community
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    NO MORE PHOTOS OF SEMI-NUDE DYAKS
    130 1 KUCHING, Sunday. 'THE Sarawak Government has ordered photox graphers here to stop selling or exhibiting photographs of semi-nude dyak beauties. The Government said that this request was being made following the recent protest by the only woman member of the Council Negeri, Mrs Tra
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    Lock icon Production up
    16 1 LONDON. Sun. Britain's industrial construction output rose by six per cent last year.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon MAU MAU CHIEF ALLOWED PARTY OF VISITORS
    91 1 NAIROBI, Sun— The Kenya Government announced today it would allow an organised party of Ministers including Africans —to visit Jomo Kenyatta at Lodwar, in the remote Northern Province, where he has been under restriction since his release from Jail. The Kenya African National
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    Britain may shift base at S'pore to Perth
    369 1 Britain may shift base at S'pore to Perth I ONDON, Sun. Britain is planning to make Perth, in Western Australia, its major base in the Eastern Hemisphere. It might complement and. perhaps, ultimately replace the base at Singapore. Singapore's military value Is considered doubtful because of growing vulnerability In the
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    Lock icon Sikh mobs attack 500 police
    152 1 Sikh mobs attack 500 police NEW DELHI, Sun. About 500 police were forced back into old Delhi's main' police station today as an angry crowd of 15,000 Sikhs lobbed stones and tear gas bombs at them. Ten policemen were injured. The police force retreated In the face of the screamIng
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    Lock icon Fatal comeback
    35 1 NOOLA, Northern Rhodesia. Sun. Jack Desfontein. 39--year-old former professional Jockey and one-time winner of the Durban Gold Cup, was killed yesterday when he rebounded from the rails during his comeback to racing.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon IKE IS OFF TO WIN FRIENDS IN FAR EAST
    443 1 IKE IS OFF TO WIN FRIENDS IN FAR EAST WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER flew towards the Far East today "to improve the climate of international understanding." He Is due to arrive in Anchorage, Alaska, later today. In the Philippines on June 14, on Formosa on June 18. on Okinawa on
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    KING'S SON HURT AS CAR CRASHES ON MILESTONE
    153 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Tengku Bendahara of Selangor, Tengku Azman Shah, 28, who is the third son of the Yang diPertuan Agong, was admitted to thje Bungsar Hospital this afternoon after a car accident at Batu Tiftv, It miles from here. He
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    Drama at dawn: Police hold 3
    163 1 Drama at dawn: Police hold 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. Police detained three men, following a drama in North Bridge Road at dawn today in* which detectives flred shots. The drama began at 5 a.m. when two detectives spotted from a distance a group of men breaking into a toy and dress
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    Half an hour to land
    56 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. A Qantas Boeing 707 jetliner from London circled Paya Lebar airport here tonight for more than 30 minutes be- (ore landing The- airport crash-rescue team was alerted until the 30 1 passengers had left the plane. It is due -to leave for Sydney
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    STOP PRESS
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    Orphan who would rather beg than go home
    256 2 Orphan who would rather beg than go home ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sun. A 12-year-old boy, Foo Kuan Poh, who is believed to be an orphan, was happily settled at the Social Welfare Children's Home here last night after members of the Strait*. Times staff took him »n the streets and
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    CRISIS AT TENGKU'S DINNER BUT ALL ENDS WELL
    394 2  - CRISIS AT TENGKU'S DINNER BUT ALL ENDS WELL DOUG LACKERSTEEN From Row over chairman at Premier's farewell party LONDON, Sunday. rpHE MALAYAN High Commission yesterday J- made a successful 11th hour bid to avert a crisis threatening to disrupt arrangements for a farewell dinner last night in honour of the
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    Malayan Junior Red Cross gets Australian friendship album
    206 2 KUALA 1.1 MII K. Mm Tbe secretary -general of the Malayan Red Cross. Mrs. T Koruth hope* to organise a display by juniors to publicise Red Cross activities when she return* from her Australian tour soon. An Australian High Commission report says
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    Customs closed
    22 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Customs here will be closed for official business on June 27. the first day of Muharam
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    New head of planting association
    57 2 New hea d of planting association Mr. T. G. Jenkins, assistant director of Gutbrie and Co. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, has been elected president of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association. He succeeds Mr. I). E. Teale. of Camber batch Ltd. Mr. Jenkins is a member of various otbrr bodies connected
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    MFUfilmon Ecafe work
    47 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A 20-minute film on the work and achievements of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East is being made by the Malayan Film Unit. The film will be "shot" in Indonesia. Thailand, Cambodia. Burma. Pakistan, India. Afghanistan and Malaya.
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    $10 for Jane
    32 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Another $10 has been received for 12-year-old blind Jane Chwee of Penang. towards the cost of her studies In Britain. The gift is from Mr. Christopher Eng.
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    Teacher help
    33 2 ALOR STAR. Sun. Th« Kedah Malay Teachers Union decided last night to organist! "free time" special classes for underquallfled teachers so as to enable them to attain a common minimum standard
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    Drainage plan
    26 2 PENANO. Sun. The City Engineer's Department U> setting up a drainage sec tion to deal with flooding and other allied problems afTectlne the city.
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    Information men to fight new 'battle'
    131 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. T*HE Department of Information is to throw its 1 full weight behind the Government's drive to end rural poverty. Mr. R. B. 001. head of tho Press division, said today the department would give the rural development plan the same Importance
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    10-death crash: Man charged
    70 2 KUALA KUBU BAHPL Sun. Mat bin Awang. 34. whose lorry was involved in a collision with another lorry in which 10 rubber tapper>- were killed, was allowed bail of $1,000 after he was charged with causing death by a negligent act. The accident occurred at the
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    BRANCH OFFICIAL: EXPEL TAIB' DECISION STANDS
    144 2 BRANCH OFFICIAL: EXPEL TAIB' DECISION STANDS KUALA TRENGGANU. Sunday. TPHE Dungun branch of the Pan-Malayan Islamic A Party will stand firm over its decision to expel Inche Taib Sabree bin Abu Bakar, Speaker of the Trengganu State Assembly, from the party This was stated today by the acting vice-chairman of
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    HOLIDAY FOR A BRUNEI OFFICIAL
    77 2 HOLIDAY FOR A BRUNEI OFFICIAL SINGAPORE. Sun. The British High Commissioner In Brunei. Mr. Dennis White. flew Into Singapore today on his way to Britain for i a two-month holiday. While here he will be the guest of the United Kingdom I Commissioner-General for South-East Asia. Lord Selkirk. :at Eden
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    Radio records Malay song
    60 2 PENANO. Bun A Radio Malaya team recorded a popular Malay song. "Dondang Sayang." sung by members and guests of the Dondang Sayang Club at its anniversary dinner last night. The club will stage a show in aid of the Federation School for the Deaf on Aug.
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    New law to ease race barriers
    337 3 NORTHERN RHODESIA TAKES ANOTHER BIG STEP TO LOWER COLOUR BAR COUNCIL WILL DEBATE BILL MAKING CAFES AND HOTELS OPEN TO ALL CITIZENS LUSAKA, Sunday. NORTHERN Rhodesia will maintain her leadership in lowering racial barriers in the Federation of Rhodesia by trying to end colour
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    Lock icon Case of the corpse that came COD baffles all Canada
    376 3 Case of the corpse that came COD baffles all Canada .TORONTO, Sun. Canada's most baffling crime the case of the corpse that came C.0.D., was no nearer a solution today despite round-the-clock work by dozens of detectives. The mystery centred around a blonde whose body was shipped in a trunk
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    Lock icon Now police run 'kindergartens'
    55 3 BONN. Sun.— West German police have set up more than 100 traffic "kindergartens' complete with miniature roads and signs, to teach schoolchildren road safety rules. A Government announcement here said children between the ages of 10 and 12 attend the schools regularly, often as part of
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    Lock icon Dock strike in Yokohama
    42 3 TOKYO. Sun Dock Workers at Yokohama Port near Tokyo today began a 72-hour strike to support their claim for a wage In- equivalent to £3. The strike affected 39 whips in the port. Most of them were Japanese.-Reuter.
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    NEWSPAPERS TELL BEN-GURION: SAY NO' TO ARGENTINA
    8 3 EICHMANN
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    Lock icon SQUADRON OF SOVIET JETS FOR JAKARTA
    151 3 lAKARTA. Sun. A new squadron of Soviet -built IL-28 jet bombers has been added to the striking force of the Indonesian Air Force. Antara news agency reported yesterday. The Air Force Chief of Staff. Air Marshal S. Suryadarma. said at the installation ceremony of
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    Lock icon Israel will not return Eichmann
    205 3 Israel will not return Eichmann T«EL AVIV, Sun. Adolf Eichmann, accused by Israel of responsibility for the massacre of millions of Jews, is today going over with his interrogators here the record of deportations and death camps which led to a 15-year man--hunt and his ultimate capture. The former Nazi
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    NEW QUAKES IN CHILE, BUT NO LOSS OF LIFE
    118 3 NEW QUAKES IN CHILE, BUT NO LOSS OF LIFE SANTIAGO. Sun. Four new earthquakes yesterday rocked devastated southern Chile, but caused no added loss of life, according to first reports. Seismologists in Santiago >aid the strongest of the new temors at 11.30 a.m. was centred south of Coplapo in the
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    Lock icon China has 'deadly hatred' for the U.S., says Monty
    264 3 China has 'deadly hatred' for the U.S., says Monty LONDON, Sunday. OIELD Marshal Viscount Montgomery, recently home from a visit to China, said in a newspaper article today there was a "deadly hatred of the United States and of everything American" in China today. He wa s writing the first
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    Lock icon LINER MAN HELD 274 COCKTAIL PARTIES
    97 3 LINER MAN HELD 274 COCKTAIL PARTIES SOUTHAMPTON, Sun. A New York man arrived here last night at the end of six month's cruising during which he held 274 cocktail parties and played a part In earning $4,000,000. He Is Mr. Vaughan T. Rickard, cruise director of the 34,172 ton Cunard
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    Lock icon THEIR HOLIDAYS WERE SPOILT
    129 3 THEIR HOLIDAYS WERE SPOILT T ONDON, Sun. More than 3,000 British European Airways passengers, mainly holidaymakers and tourists, were held up yesterday by a dispute at London airport. BEA officials said that 58 services, on the domestic and short continental flight* had to be cancelled. Others weVe delayed. They estimated
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    Lock icon Fred—the robot bank clerk
    46 3 Fred— the robot bank clerk .LONDON Sun Britain's latest labour-savin- robot Fred demonstrated for the first time in Hayes. Middlesex how it could sort bank cheques 15 times faster 'nan clerks. Fred figure reading electronic device was demonstrated at the headquarters of Electrical and Musical Industries.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon The 'gliding' tourists
    52 3 NAPLES. Sun. Tourists are now able to "glide" acrosn the gulf between Naples and the pleasure Isles of Capri and Jschla. An 89-foot long hydrofoil ferry capable of carrying 140 passengers has begun a 30--mlnute service between Naplei and Ischla— a third of the time taken by
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    Lock icon A CRISIS FOR SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY
    283 3 A CRISIS FOR SOUTH AFRICAN ECONOMY lOHaNNESB URG, I Sun. The South! African economy, hind-j ered by racial disturbances which have resulted in a fall of con- fldence abroad, is facing a critical future, in the view of leading businessmen and industrialists here. Traders are reported to oe carrying smaller
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    Lock icon 200 A.D. wall
    48 3 VALETTA, Bun. A Roman wall dating from the lirst or second century A.D. and bronze age pottery nave been unearthed beneath a hospital at the old capital of Mdma In the centre of Malta by Dr. David Trump, curator of the National Museum here.— Reuter.
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      345 3 Your radio today. National Day Song And Eitsey Conn»nin SINGAPORE test; 100 A Nl nl Al Tbc °f )era; HADIU aiNUMrunt 1030 j^,,,,,,,^ Ros Hls O rMrdium Wmve 478 metre. cbutn: 1100 Oood Night Short" Wive: metres BAPiiri MALAYA frob 9.o*— lt.M pjn. RADIO IVIAI-ATA A.M. 6.30 Ooo< Morning; 6.32
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    Start on the big span
    57 4 Start on the big span PORT SWETTENHAM, i Sun. Preliminary work on the construction of a $2,700,000 concrete and steel bridge— part of the $30,000.--000 North Klang Btralts project— has already begun. Contractors are now carrying out soil investigations and work Is expected to begin In October. A total of
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    YOUTH TO UNITEFOR POLITICAL 'HEALTH'
    238 4 YOUTH TO UNITEFOR POLITICAL 'HEALTH' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A NATIONAL organisation which will help in the rural development programme and i fight subversion in the country, is to be formed here by the Malayan Youth Council. The organisation, to be known as the Young Workers Movement, will be inaugurated at
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    Unite call to teachers
    55 4 PENANG. Sun— The president of the Penang and Province Wellesley, Chinese I School Teacners Union. Mr. Oh Seng Huat. today warned that unless Chinese school teachers were united, difflcul- ties were bound to crop up I making their solution quite an impossible task. He was speaking
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    New dispensary
    31 4 KLUANG. Bun. District Ofticer here. Inche Abdul i I Raof bin Hajl Mohamed Saat. I declared open a new Govern- mt-iit dispensary at Slmpang i Religam today J 1
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    On the way to the second half million dollars
    127 4 QINGAPORE, Sun. The O children's preview of Ma--1 lam Raksaka Rakyat (People's Mammoth Night) held on May 31 brought in $1,704.10 for the National 1 Theatre Fund. The proceeds from the I sale of programmes on June 4 for Malam Raksaksa
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    Rotary speaker
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Sun Professor W. Boyer. professor of political science. University of Pittsburg, USA. will speak on "The Ameican Presidential Elections" at the Rotary Club meeting on Wednesday at Oathay Hotel.
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    Changi show
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Changi Variety Club will present a full-scale production at the Cultural Centre of "The Pirates of Penzance" on June 15, 16, 17 and 18 at 9 p.m.
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    Lock icon Lady Marcella and Tengku —at students' art show—
    53 4 Lady Marcella and Tengku at students' art show— rE Lady Marcella. widow of the Sultan of Johore. and her 10-year-old daughter, Tengku Miriam, inspect paintings by Malayan students with the Prime Minister of Malaya, Tengku Abdul Rahman in London last week. The Premier had just opened a*i exhibition of the
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    CALL TO SET UP A SCHOOL OF MUSIC
    174 4 CALL TO SET UP A SCHOOL OF MUSIC Xl ALA LUMPUR. Sun. I The Federation Government has been urged to set up a school of music i in the Kuala Lumpur division of the University of Malaya. Alternatively, it was asked to help create an academy or music in the
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    THIS WEEK'S FREE FILM SHOWS
    116 4 THIS WEEK'S FREE FILM SHOWS SINGAPORE. Sun. The Field Section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week. All shows will begin at 7 p.m. and short talks on current topics will be given by Field Officers during the shows. TOMORROW:
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    Arts Theatre lecture
    53 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Professor L. A. Bherldan. head of the Law Faculty of the University of Malaya. Singapore, will speak on "The Constitution of the Federation of Malaya" on June 17 at 8.15 p.m at tli* University's arts lecture theatre here. The talk Is organised by the University
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    Govt. plans dental school to train 60 nurses a year
    324 4 Govt. plans dental school to train 60 nurses a year SINGAPORE. Sunday. TPHE Health Ministry will set up a dental school early next year to train about 60 nurses a year to provide a bigger and better dental service for schools in the State. A spokesman for the Ministry today
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    MONEY FOR RURAL PROGRESS PROMISED
    90 4 MONEY FOR RURAL PROGRESS PROMISED KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. —The Assistant Minister for Rural Development. Hajl Khalid bin Awang Osman. today urged State Governments to make money available for rural development schemes. Hajl Khalid was addressing members of State and district rural development committees, heads of departments and State assemblymen. He
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    Dinner party
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Indian Association will hold a dinner party in honour of Mr. Q. J. Malik. Acting Commissioner for India in Singapore, and Mrs. Malik next i Saturday at 8 p.m. at the association's premises in i Balestier Road.
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    QUERY ON U.S. JET FORCE IN FAR EAST
    203 4 QUERY ON U.S. JET FORCE IN FAR EAST KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V What is the Federation Government's attitude towards the Intention of the United States to fly 120 Supersonic jet planes to South-East Asia? This Is one of 12 questions Mr. V David <S.F. Bungsar) I has given notice he
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      474 4 Singapore diary... KAMALA CLUB: Sawing Y.W.C.A. i Raffles Quay): class 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. English conversation intermeto 3 p.m.; 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.; em- dlate 9.15 a.m.; advanced 10.15 broidery class 11 a.m. to 1 pm.; am.; beginners 11.15 am 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Chinese
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    GREAT BATTLE WAS TURNING POINT IN HISTORY
    1336 5 GREAT BATTLE WAS TURNING POINT IN HISTORY QN June 14, 1645, Roundhead and Cavalier faced each other along a windy ridge near Naseby in Northamptons hire in a battle that was to decide the future of England. King Charles, his last army gathered round the tattered royal standard, had finally
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    42 6 jo »ore-» tie (Minimum) SIRS. A.J. PRIOR wishes to thank •B friends for their condolences during her recent sad bereavement. MR. AND MRS. DENNIS OHARMALINQAM thank friends and relative* for their presence, well-wishes and vakmble gifts on their wedding 4.6. 40.
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    PERSONAL
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  • The Straits times Monday June 13, 1960.
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      Problems Of Industry
      570 6 The Federation has begun official talks on Singapore's common market proposals with "an open mind". Inche Mohamed Khir Johari presumably was implying that Singapore must persuade the Federation that the advantages are what they appear to be, and that the scheme can be properly accommodated within the
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      B.A.s And M.A.s
      419 6 There is an unpleasant implication in the continuing debate about American academic qualifications that universities exist primarily to award degrees. This much is true, that different universities set out to perform different functions, and much of the confusion particularly about American degrees —is the result of it.
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      Visit To Japan
      225 6 The mob from whose midst Mr. Hagerty was rescued by a helicopter on Friday has possibly ensured Mr. Eisenhower nothing worse than an extremely boisterous reception when he arrives ir Tokyo next Sunday assuming he does arrive, which row appears certain. Mr. Kishi is tough and his
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    Lock icon BHAKRA DAM
    1191 6  -  PATRICK KILLEN by More men may have laboured twice as long to build the Taj Mahal, but India's newest engineering marvel is Nehru's own temple to progress and prosperity INDIA'S $389 (U.S.) million Bhakra Dam project is Prime Minister Nehru's 20th century answer to tho Taj Mahal The
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    When the Eastern Wangs meet the Western Joneses...
    446 6 \f R. 8. H. Peek (8. T. June 4) U merely repeating the obvious > namely, "the Englishman's home is his castle." This applies also to the Asian, and everyone Is entitled tv the privacy of his own home. Reading further one
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    Letters
    563 6 time here he has ever tried to learn and understand the ways of life of some, at least, of the 20 nationalities with whom he works. Instead of retiring every evening into his shell of "national atmosphere". Or Ls he like a Eurasian friend of mine who, after merdeka
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    Ipoh. Overseas study and 'controls'
    80 6 Ipoh. Overseas study and 'controls' t WOULD like, as presi--1 dent of the Australia and New Zealand Graduates' Association of Malaya, to comment on the subject of Malayan «tudents proceeding to Australia and New Zealand for education at all level.There have been recently various opinions on this subject Malaya's retiring
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    Lottery
    108 6 r Singapore were to have a lottery It might compete or conflict with the Federation's and affect the sale of the latter's tickets. It should be quite obvious that there could exist sonr.e mutual understanding on this point between th e two Governments. So Singapore has to be content
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    Boycott gains momentum
    179 7 TWO BIG UNIONS NOW PLEDGE THEIR FULL SUPPORT FOR GOVERNMENT MOVE KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE FEDERATION Government's move to boycott South African poods gained momentum today as two unions pledged their wholehearted support for it. They were the 6,000-strong War Department Civilian Staff Association and the Penang
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    MTUC SHOCK OVER REPORT OF 'SLAVE LABOUR'IN S. AFRICA
    153 7 MTUC SHOCK OVER REPORT OF 'SLAVE LABOUR' IN S. AFRICA KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malayan Trade Unions Congress is alarmed over reports received from the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions that African slave labour is being used i.i South Africa. The secretary-general of the congress. Mr. K. V. Thaver.
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    Chinese schools get pledge
    43 7 MUAR. Sun.— The Chief Education Officer. Johore, Mr. S. V. J. Ponnlah. said today that the Government was prepared to help solve various problems in Chinese schools. He was speaking at th» opening of the Chinese Teachers Association here.
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    War Dept. gives jobs warning
    186 7 STAFF MA V BE CUT AFTER JUL V 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. /CIVILIAN workers of the Commonwealth Armed Forces have been warned that the end of the Emergency next month will bring further retrenchment. The warning was given in an article in the Union News,
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    Artisans and English
    60 7 Artisans and English KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The War Department Civilian Staff Association wants the War Department to do away with the requirement that Class One artisans should be able to speak and understand English. The question will be discussed at a joint consultative meeting tomorrow. The associations stand was confirmed
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    Alliance 3 win local election
    34 7 KUALA LIPIS. Sun.— Three Alliance candidates were returned in the local council election at Jerkon New Village here yesterday. They are: Chan Wah Sang. Wong Ming and Choo Nam.
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT IN HOSPITAL: QUESTIONS BY AN M.P.
    122 7 ALLEGED ASSAULT IN HOSPITAL: QUESTIONS BY AN M.P. rOH, Sun. Questions on the alleged assault of a four-year-old girl patient of the Johore Bharu General Hospital, by an attendant will be asked at next week's meeting of Parliament. Mr. 8. P. Seenlvasagajn <P.P P.— Menglembu will ask the Minister for
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    LAKE ROBBER GANG IS SMASHED
    67 7 IPOH, Sunday. A FIVE-MAN gang which specialised in robbing r courting couples in the Taiping Lake Garden area has been smashed, a senior police spokesman said here today. I gang usually operated teams and were armth daggers, ■r several robberies, th* Increased their patrols he
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    Envoy returns
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Indonesian Consul-General In Singapore, Col. Suglh Arto, returned by Garuda Airways today after a fourday "routine" Ylslt to Jakarta, accompanied by his wife.
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    Rubber tribute' goes on dinners claim
    162 7 CINGAPORE, Bun. Chinese importers of Indonesian rubber today claimed that the "tribute" they paid to the Singapore Rubber Packers' Association went on weekly din- ners for members of the association. A meeting of the Singapore Importers and Exporters' Association called for an end to
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    A growl—and then some milk
    101 7 A growl— and then some milk SEREMBAN Sun. The Templer Park tiger growled this morning after being unconscious for more than 84 hours. But it was still in a dase and allowed milk to be poured down its throat. It is apparently still feeling the effects of the drug fired
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    COURTESY CALL TO CUSTOMS BY MINISTER
    343 7 COURTESY CALL TO CUSTOMS BY MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today told Customs officers to maintain a high standard of courtesy when dealing with the public. Opening the annual delegates conference of the Customs Services Union of Malaya, he said that the revenue
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    Golden gifts for all at a golden -wedding
    115 7 Golden gifts for all at a golden -wedding UUKIT MERTAJAM, Sun. v —More than 500 relatives, friends and wellwishers turned up to otter their felicitations to a.former Federal and state councillor, Mr. Kee Hup Hor. and hib wife at a dinner last night celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. The dinner
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    BOAC MAY OPEN BORNEO SERVICE
    106 7 BOAC MAY OPEN BORNEO SERVICE BINGAPORE, Bun— BOAC's general manager for Eastern routes. Mr. B.W. Bamfylde. leaves here for Borneo by Malayan Airways tomorrow to study the prospects of expanding his airlines services there. Mr. Bamfylde who is responsible for BOAC s Asian and Australasian route and services network, will
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    Man found dead on steps
    70 7 Man found dead on steps JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The body of a 22- year-old man, Kan Kum Tong, was found sprawled on the steps leading to the audience hall of the Government offices yesterday. His head was smashed. A woman sweeper found the body. Kan was employed as an Inspector
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    MCA AIMS TO OUST PPP FROM KINTA
    296 7 MCA AIMS TO OUST PPP FROM KINTA TPOH, Sun. The J. Malayan Chinese Association plans to recapture control of the People's Progressive Party stronghold of Klnta district before the next general election. T^e chairman of the political committee of the Peralc MCA, Mr. LI?<" Why Hone, today declared tills to
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    Land for Malay settlement?
    36 7 SINOAPORE, Sun.— A 40--acre piece of land In north Seletar has been earmarked by the Government for a proposed Malay settlement The land Is owned by th« Bukit Sembawang Rubber Co. Ltd.
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    895 8  -  HALL ROMNEY by An enthralling history in the annals of a great seafaring- nation THESE SPLENDID SHIPS. By David Divin* (Frederick Muller, 255). rpHIS IS the story of J- the Peninsular and Oriental Line, of its growth from the two or three ships of a few
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    The diabetic tennis star
    210 8 PLAYINO FOR LIFE By William F. Talbert <Gollancz 21s > ATOP-ranking American tennis star for years, Billy Talbert was the first diabetic to achieve world fame as an athlete. As a schoolboy he sat in the bleachers. As ne grew older his father very sensibly gave
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    China sets the pace
    289 8 China sets the pace CHINA: NEW ACI AND OUTLOOK. By Dr. Ping-Chia Kuo. (Penguin Books 3s. 6d.i FJR. KUO PING- CHIA's analysis of the Communist revolution in China, first published four years ago. now appears as a Penguin special. The communes naturally occupy a great deal of this fresh attention.
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      403 8 i556"666/'-i JPRODENT: I (SMILING GIRL BRAND) TOOTHPASTE JACKPOT COMPETITION Competition No. 4 Closing Date: 31st. July, 1960 j Ist. PRIZE j NEW 1960 FORD ANGLIA I 2nd PRIZE $2,000/- cash I 3rd PRIZE $1,000/- cash I Plus many consolation prizes of Evening in Paris Perfume Gramophone Records etc. j H
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      176 8 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 5. It's soand«d Ju«t for em1. A V.C. iwMtTM It for a f«n SSSLJ^^-. t>- of nthtlng, protettfy (6. 7.. *2"£ (tF 8. In oofnmonpi>Oß mu round- S v nn_ 1, T Cap one turn In U«e Jg?. B 9. Many Mcord on foot in the
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    Tins firm but ease at closure
    1244 10 By Our Market Correspondent 1 AST WEEK the emphasis on the Malayan Stock Exchange was concentrated on tin shares, but although the section was firm earlier in the week it is eased at the close, in common with other issues on profit-taking. Thirty-four minings
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 10 TIN BIBBER (per picul) (per Ib.) June 6 closed 51.254 7 53M.62H ILMfc S $389.50 51.23-S 9 $390.00 SI.Z2H 1« $392.62. SI ::i 11 $*****
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    74 10 DI VIDENDS AN NOUNC ED irrcni Date or InUI Toul for mi- nt payment for previous year year Robln»on .uid 6', Ist cum. pref. "i June 30 6% t r c 8' r 2nd cum. pref. 4'- June 30 87c 8% Frasrr and Keave T's'r cum. pref. 3»i June 25
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    Heavy selling: Price drops
    193 10 PERSISTENT selling last week t'>ok the price of rubber down from an opening of around 126 cents to just below the 123 cents level on Friday. The feature of fie price was the disappearance of the j premium on June as trading In it as the
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 10 Malayan Sioi-k Exchange: Junr 11 June 1( Industrials: 142.06 142.51 Tins; 204.8S IMjM i Rubber*: 3011.4 b 3U2.81 Jan. 1 195X=100.
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    SATURDAY BUSINESS
    311 10 OINCI.-U-OKfc memuei* ot the Malayan stock K\rhange reported the lolloping ou.-ine.sh at 12 noon on Saturday. June 11. (Bargains are piven before prices unless only one was written t. Industrials: Fraser and Neava ords i 2) $2.13 and $2.14. Gamaiou $2.40 D. $2.38; Hume pref. (2) Ads. l',
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    Lock icon COMMODITY REVIEW
    378 10 COMMODITY REVIEW the drop of eight per cent In panMalajan stocks ai the end of the month to 111,140 tons showed that the balance of the shipment bad to be met out of stocks. Production in the first four months of this year totalled 221.632 tons against 211.872 tons in
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 10 rpHE Malayan I irhange Banks' Association made the following changes In Its »ates to mercnaiiis on Saturday June 10, (the rate la to $100): Selling T.T. or OJ). ready: Swedish Kronor 168 'i. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong, th<? U.S. dollar waa quoted at .S.'.e'-j
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    1488 10 THi: folio-vine H*t of rruvfd quotation* was Nsued by Sinxaporr mrmhrrs of thr Mala- van Stork Exchange after thrir I last mrrUnf on Saturday (June 111 H and I. stand for highest and lowest for business done thii year. Alia tricks. 2 40 2 20 Ordi 80
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    DEATH
    70 11 Received cable Mr. V. Nagalingam, 55, Executive Officer of Criminal and Dlatrlct Magistrates Courts and of 48, Tronoh Road, Singapore, died of heartfallure while on leave in Ceylon. A Government Officer for 38 years, Mr. Nagalingam was a prominent member of the Ceylon Community in Singapore He leaves behind
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      1342 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE I SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SINGAPORE FIRE BRIGADE: f The '^"^PrV" ll^ ht*. Appointment will be on tern- j Middle 111 Cert.ncate. Applicants porarv basis in the first instance I must have passed a Sight Test 55 a view to future permanency 1
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      527 11 NOTICES BEOISTBATION OF CHILDREN PORN IN 19..3 A 1*55 FOR Ml MISSION INTO SCHOOLS IN IMI It is hereby notified that parents or guardians of children born in 1953 and 1954 should register their children for admission tn 1961 ro the nearest school to their homes. 2. When registering parents/
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      1767 11 i^m 2^|^^j22hi hhl (Continurd from Page 8) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Ward* Si (Mim.)— tax St ett. axtra QUALIFIED QUANTITY SURVIVOR .ARI.C.S.) required for professional office. Apply with details of experience and salary required to Boa A 4»M ST. Spore. WANTED FOROSON and Caterpillar Drivers. Must be prepared to work ta
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      1156 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT i Ward* Si (Mim.)— tax tt aU. extra NIC! TERRACE HOUSI, S-roota, partly furnished, m.s.. Cbangi. Rant 5230/- pm. Apply Box A4ST7 S.T. B'pore. TO LIT: Furalsaad 3— Bedroom Compound Houae. Braddell Height*. Oood Locality 5430 p.m. Apply Within Tel. 3445H !7sV)'S pore). FULLY FURNISHED self contained flat
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    It's Dententurius again
    1901 12  -  EPSOM JEEP By HE CONFIRMS GOLD VASE FORM OVER CHAMPION SPRINTER HAPPY MELODY IPOH, Sun. It was the Gold Vase finish all over again j; when Dententurius and Happy Melody clashed in the main sprint here today. Goyant Stable's Den- tenturius (receiving 25--lb) toppled the champion sprinter
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    BIG SWEEP
    53 12 TOTAL POOL $209,700 No. *****0 ($57,910). No. *****6 ($27,217). No. *****4 $13 898 >. Starters ($2,070 Mch): Nos. *****4. *****8. *****9. *****6. *****2 *****5. *****5. Consolation ($l,OOO each i Nos. *****6, *****6. *****6. *****5 *****4, *****7. *****9, *****6. *****5. *****1. Numbers forecast pool (30) SlO. Four digits (4430)
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    OUT ON LAST WICKET
    330 12 A THRILLING FINISH SEREMBAN. Sunday. rpHE Malayan Cricket Association league match between Negri Sembilan and Johore ended in a draw here today with Negri 11 runs short of victory and the last wicket to fall. Scores: Johore 166 and 122. Negri 106 and 172-9. Johore who
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    Time saved Singapore Police
    379 12 Time saved Singapore Police K.UALA LUMPUR. 4>un.--|' Time saved Singapore Police irom defeat in their annual cricket match against me Malayan Police at Rifle Kunge Koad today. Malayan Police, needlnn UJ in 44 minutes to »m. were 73 for live at close. Spore Police Ist Inns 155 Malayan Police Xt
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    44 12 JAKARTA, Sun Indonesia footballers are talented but they need much more training, according to a leading i British soccer coach now In Indonesia. Wally Barnes told 32 Indonesian coaches: "You need more coaches to develop th« talents of your players."— U.P.I.
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    MAHAT AMBU MASTERS JOHORE
    462 13  -  SAUL JOSHUA By But Singapore were groping till 62nd minute JOHORE 1 SINGAPORE 4; BATU PAHAT. SUNDAY SINGAPORE had to wait till the 62nd minute to make sure of victory against Johore in their south zone Malaya Cup match here today, and owed their 4-1 margin
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    Little Mazlan set Malacca on victory path
    301 13 By TEOH ENC TATT Singapore. Sun. MALACCA, who held holders Selangor to a 2-2 draw at Malacca a fortnight ago, today upset Singapore Joint Services runaway 7-0 winners over Johore by 3-1 in their south zone Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar Stadium
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    Two teams beat relay mark
    64 13 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun.— Penang Technical Institute and Penang Free School beat Penang state record for the 4x440 yards relay in an invitation event at the Buklt Mertajam High Bchool athletics championships The Technical Institute team clocked 3min S7JWC. beating Penang Free School in a thrilling
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    SPORTS SUMMARY AND CABLES IN BRIEF
    1722 13 Tour matches: F.A.M. Selection 0 Irapuato. Mexico 0. at Penang: Peiuk 2 ijambu Keasvjn. Wait Sung) Eastern, HK 5 (Szcio Sum, Cliv Wing Wah 2. Kwok Moor Wah) at Ipoh. Malaya Cup (South zone) Johore 1 (Lattff Ibrahim; core 4 (Mahal. Ambu 3, Rahim
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    181 13 SOCCER Tour match: Irapuato, Me\:co v Eastern. HK (Merdeka Stadium. 8 ni > S'Der Div. 1: Indonesia Muda v SIA (Princes Rdi: Dlv. Si Recce Rent v TPCA B" <RiMp Range); Dlv. 3: TPCA 61A <u?dang); VOCSC v SRC iPudu Rdi. Spore Dlv. 3C: Klialsa v Comiios (Farrer
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    MILOC SENT OFF AS MEXICANS ARE BOOED FOR POOR DISPLAY
    563 13  - MILOC SENT OFF AS MEXICANS ARE BOOED FOR POOR DISPLAY OH KEE TIANG By PENANG. Sunday ground after what appeared to be a kick on the thigh. Mexican centre-forward Miloc ran up and tried to barge Oabrielle. Referee Huang saw this and asked Miloc for his name. The Mexican player
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    Kamaruddin 'treble'
    63 13 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Long Jumper Kamaruddin bin Maldln won three events in the Pelandok Amateur Athletic Club's open championships' dt Cheras Road here today. Kamaruddin won the long jump 22ft Tin) hop step and jump (42ft 91n) and the 100 yards <lo.Bseo. High jumper Tan Ghee Lln turned
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    263 13 So easy for Eastern against weak Perak team IPOH. Sun.— The Eastern touring team from Hong Kong beat a weak Perak selection 5-2 in a friendly soccer match at the Chines? Assembly Hall ground hen today. Perak were without four of their best players— Ahmad Nazari, Jamaluddin. Ng Boom Bee,
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    27 14 GRAZ. Austria. Sun. Three people, including the pilot, were believed killed when a sports plane crashed in South Styria. near the Yugoslav border, today. Reuter.
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    106 14 MADAM V. PACKIRISAMV (Alamrlu) panned away today 12.6.60. Oortrße will leave 223 Carpmael Road, ai 4.30 p.m. today. MR. FINLAV OOBtON age M, paated away peacefully on 11 6 too CortrKt leaving General Hospital on •13.6.60 at 4 30 p.m. for interment at Hidadurl. (B'pore). Will: KCITM Will. 69
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    48 14 ATTENTION graduates of University of Malaya. W> have taken various prr*onal and group pictures during the Convocation. held at the Victoria Memorial Hall: Also during tea party. We welcome all to the studio at your earliest convenience Century Photographer* Air-conditioned). 140 Cross Street. Hpore. 1. Tel. *****.
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