The Straits Times, 18 June 1960

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    18 1 AVERAU: lIAILY < ■-BTIFIeIT'SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times fiat**" 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    505 1 TENSION MOUNTS NEW TOKYO VIOLENCE IS EXPECTED 8,000 police watch shouting three-mile procession Now student marchers attack Kishi TOKYO, Friday. TENSION and student excitement were rising in Tokyo this evening as 8,000 weary police stood by for an expected renewal of violence. Twenty thousand students formed a three-mile long procession,
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    Chinese shell Quemoy to 'Welcome' Ike
    400 1 Chinese shell Quemoy to 'Welcome' Ike TAIPEH, Friday. POMMUNIST CHINESE artillery erupted with :i new barrage against Quemoy tonight shortly l>efore President Eisenhowers scheduled arrival in Formosa. The shelling follows a Communist warning by the New China News Agency of a demonstration of arms to "welcome and see off" the
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    Lock icon Rightist youth stabs member —of the Diet
    98 1 Rightist youth stabs member of the Diet yOKYO, Fri. While thousands of leftist students danced around the Diet today opposing the Government, a youth said to belong to an extreme rightist group plunged a knife into the chest of a senior opposition Socialist member, Jotaro Kawakami (above). Doctors said the
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    Naval visit
    19 1 JAKARTA. Fri. Australian aircraft-carrier Melbourne Is now on a courtesy visit in Jakarta's Tandjong Priok harbour— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon A new schedule for Ike in Korea
    98 1 SEOUL, Friday. 'THE South Korean Government and the United A States Embassy here today Jointly announced a new schedule for President Eisenhower's overnight visit here. His stay has been lengthened from a little more than eight hours to 28 hour:. The announcement said
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    Subs in Pacific
    28 1 WELLINGTON. Fri— RearAdmiral Peter Phlpps. chief of New Zealand's Naval Staff, today said that about 100 Russian submarines were having long-range exercises In the Pacific.
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    Lock icon Soekarno appoints another 22 MPs
    74 1 Soekarno appoints another 22 MPs IAKARTA, Fri. President «f Soekarno today appointed 22 additional members to Indonesia's new Parliament. The new Parliament, which will be officially installed on June 25. will now have 283 members appointed by the President from various political, military and civil (croups. President Soekarno dissolved the
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    Lock icon S. Africa: $7m. blow
    200 1  -  DURBAN. Fri. COUTH AFRICA'S export trade to the West Indies has nearly dried up since stevedores there have boycotted Union products as a protest against apartheid, the Durban Diilv News said today. Shipping lines which have been carrying cargoes to the West Indies have suspended their
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    DUSK-to-DAWN TRANSPORT BAN COULD BEAT THEFTS OF RUBBER
    376 1  - DUSK-to-DAWN TRANSPORT BAN COULD BEAT THEFTS OF RUBBER YAP CHIN KWEE E KUALA LUMPUR. Friday I "pHK Federation Government is to consider a dusk-to dawn ban on all movement of rubber on Malayan estates where thefts have been prevalent. The recommendation comes from the working party set up by the
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    Pirates loot rubber ship
    145 1 Pirates loot rubber ship DENANG, Fri. Arm- ed pirates looted an Indonesian registered vessel about 45 miles off Penang yesterday morning and kept its entire crew prisoners below decks for several hours. This was reported by the crew of the 214-ton Tiong Aun. which arrived here last night. They said
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    STOP PRESS
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    One man, 21 wives, 87 children...
    300 2 MR. Baluwa Ben Njera is headman ot a village in Southern Rhodesia. He has no trouble ruling the village, for it is populated entirely by his own family. Ben. a 61-year-old butcher, has 21 wives, and estimated 87 children and so many grandchildren he
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    INDONESIA HAS RHIO ISLAND TOURIST PLAN
    172 2 INDONESIA HAS RHIO ISLAND TOURIST PLAN r-l SINGAPORE, Fri. I L I > T*HE Indonesian Government may soon go ahead with large scale plans to develop several Rhio islands near Singapore into tourist centres. The Indonesian ConsulGeneral here. Col. Sughl Arto and a group of experts are now surveying some
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    31 2 Civics course KLUANG. Frl—The District Officer. Kluang. Inche Abdul Raof bin Haji Mohamed Saat. will open a one-da? civics course for 40 youths at the Ceylonese Association premises here on Sunday.
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    Left and Right in Japan say: 'Kishi must go'
    990 3 U.S. BACKS IKE'S 'WISE' ACCEPTANCE OF DELAY RUSSIA, CHINA JUBILANT AT 'LOSS OF FACE' AROUND THE WORLD, Friday "l/'ISHI must go" was the reaction from Right and Left in Japan today after the Prime Minister's announcement that Mr. Eisenhower could not
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    American diplomacy going from one blunder to another...whole system crumbling: London dailies
    637 3 American diplomacy going from one blunder to another.. .whole system crumbling: London dailies menaced is certain to arise. The political reporting staff of the Asahi, Japan's leading national dally newspaper, said Mr. Kishi would resign after ratification of the treaty and a new cabinet would dissolve the Diet. Leading Japanese
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      395 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE S e ht World ot Jaß no Oood ass^;,*str: radio malaya from 8.00 p.m.— l«.M p.m. NATIONAL SHORTWAVL A.M. 6.30 Oood Meaning, 6.32 siRVIPF 41 7 motr-. Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News, *nu%* iw tvi «i wmv* 7.05 A Dale With Music; 8.00 The K
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    Operation 'death-spray9 removes menace on drainpipe
    144 4 Operation 'death-spray' removes menace on drainpipe ON AND OFF they came for three years those big black swarms of wild bees. They always came back to the same spot on a drain pipe of Mrs. Gob Soon Ho's Bukit Timah Road home. The first time they buzied in, they were
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    Warning to untrained teachers
    207 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. NEW RULING WILL AFFECT NON-GRADUATES AND UNQUALIFIED TEACHERS WHO JOINED AFTER JAN. 1959 TRAINING IN the Teachers' Training College will in future be compulsory for recruits to the education service. The ruling affects non -graduate and non-TTC trained recruits, who joined the service on
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    SPOT DANCES TONIGHT: MANY PRIZES
    87 4 SPOT DANCES TONIGHT: MANY PRIZES SINGAPORE. Fri. There are only 100 tickets left for tomorrow's "Malam Tamasha Negara" at the Victoria Memorial Hall. For last-minute buyers, tickets at $5 each will be available from 9.30 a.m. tomorrow at the Hall. Highlight of the ball, which Is being held in aid
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    Musical Society
    26 4 BINGAPORE. Fri. Booklng agents for the Singapore Musical Society are now Robinsons and C.K. Tangs. Details of membership are also available at these places.
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    Shelter for illegal migrants
    90 4 Shelter for illegal migrants SINGAPORE, Fri. A 60--year-old housewife, Scan Tan Klouw. was fined $100 In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today when she pleaded guilty to harbouring two Illegal Immigrants from Indonesia between March last year and June 16. She claimed that the two Immigrants were her niece and nephew.
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    Pilgrims return
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore businessman Hajl S. A. M. Ally, with his wife, will be one of the hundreds of new hajls and hajjas who will return from Mecca on June 24 by the Anshun.
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    Music recital
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Kerala Association, City Branch, will give a vocal music recital by Kumarl Anasuya at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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    i New CPIB chief
    19 4 New CPIB chief SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Khong Heng Ngee has been appointed Director of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.
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    302 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR rnHE followlnß is today's X schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London. Zurich. Bombay. Colombo iBA 788» 4.55 a.m.; from London, Dusseldorf. Beirut. Bahrein. Calcutta (BA 7SO) 6.10 a.m.; from London, Zurich. Calcutta (BA 704) 7.40 p.m.; to
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    PRAISE FOR CENTRES-BY A U.S. EXPERT
    317 4 PRAISE FOR SOCIAL CENTRES-BY A U.S. EXPERT SINGAPORE. Fri T\R. FREDERICK M. CHAPMAN, 36, Associate Professor of Recreation at the University of Minnesota today described Singapore's community centres as "some of the best I have seen. He is touring Singapore and the Far East on a grant awarded by the
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    Study grant for island children
    82 4 Study grant for island children SINGAPORE, Fri. The Government is offering 14 scholarships, each of $50 per month, to children of residents of the islands off Singapore who need financial help to acquire or continue their school education on the main islands. Seven or the scholarships are for Malay school
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    Housing areas: New sites for farmers
    154 4 F SINGAPORE, Friday. ARMERS who are being cleared from their land to make way for public housing or other development projects, are assured of being provided with alternative sites in which to carry on their farming. The Housing and Development Board has called for
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    Shipping executive on tour — of Asia —
    54 4 Shipping executive on tour of Asia Mr. Eric Busenlag, the Far Bast Passenger Manager of North German Lloyd shipping line, who arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Bayernstrin for a three-day visit He will visit more than It ports on his first tour of the East "to study the whole
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    Polls officer
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Julian Benedict De Souza has been appointed the Returning Officer and Registration Officer under the Elections Ordinance.
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    New law in force
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Prevention of Corruption Ordinance. 1960, which was passed by the Legislative Assembly on May 16. came into effect today.
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      131 4 The diary YMCA (Orchard Road) Cricket match vs. STB. at YMCA ground 2.15 p.m.; Malay Cambridge examination preparation. 2 p.m.: Singapore Chess Club. 3 p.m.; International Accountants examination; Film show tor Juniors. "Strangers on Horseback," 7 p.m. YWCA (Outram Roadc Chinese cooking. 2 30 p.m.: Y-Teem Club, acrapbook contest, 2.30
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    Wives' big role in boosting rural economy
    454 5 Agriculture Minister urges women to help in developing co-operative movement KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, today spoke of how ordinary housewives had inspired, guided and advised their husbands to success. Inche Abdul Aziz was
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    HOUSEWIVES BACK
    120 5 THE BOYCOTT KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Members of the Selanggor Hardware Dealers' Association have resolved to stop importing South African goods "even if those from other countries cost more." This was stated today by the association president, Mr. Chong Shih C.van. who is also a State legislative assembyman. Mr.
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    Wife tells of 10 mm. rain of kisses
    249 5 Wife tells of 10 min. rain of kisses DROWNED MY CRIES. SHE SAYS TEMERLOH, Friday. 1 19- YEAR-OLD housewife told a court here hoy a young pad! planter kissed her for 10 minutes as she was returning from a bath in a river. Malmunah blnte Hajl Noordin said: "I could
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    MONA 'S SIAMESE CA T BIMBO IS MISSING
    117 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. a SINGAPORE doctor's daughter, Mona Dennehy. 11. now at school in Britain, seems to be in for a little heartbreak. i Mona s pet Siamese cat Bimbo has been missing since Monday, and efforts by the police, R.S.P.C.A. and friends
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    The menace of cancer
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Prt. The Lions Club of Singapore has organised an essay competition on the subject of the "Menace of Cancer" for students of all ages. The competition is part of the club's campaign to make Singapore's one and a half million people aware of the menace
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    Penthouse dinner-dance
    54 5 |£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and five Sultans have been Invited to attend the annual dinner and dance of the Malay College Old Boys Association at the Merlin Hotel penthouse here on June 25. The Governors of Penang and Malacca both old boys of the college
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    FOUR LOST AT SEA IN STORM
    171 5 FOUR LOST AT SEA IN STORM PENANG, Fri. Marine Police are searching the Penang Channel for four Chinese fishermen reported missing since yesterday afternoon. Their boat Is believed to have broken down during a storm off Pulau Kendl. south of Penang. A Marine Police launch set out at 4 p.m.
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    Schoolboy loses $35 watch
    50 5 IPOH. Fri —Police are investigating the theft of a $35 watch from a locker in the Ipoh Trade School yesterday Soh Thien. a student, missed the watch when he opened the locker about 12.4 F p.m. He had put it In the locker at 8 a.m.
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    Drill display
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. The Chong Hua Primary and Middle Schools. Kluang. will give a massed drill display on the town padang on June 25 with 1.000 boys and girls taking part
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    'AT HOME' DAY FOR EIGHT RMN SHIPS
    146 6 'AT HOME' DAY FOR EIGHT RMN SHIPS KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Royal Malayan Navy will be "at home" to members of the public during its annual Navy Day celebrations. Its ships will call at a number of ports on the east and west coasts of Malaya from June 30 until
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    Death of Dr.C.H. Williams
    44 6 JOHORE BAHRU Fri.— News has been received here of the death in Brisbane on June 4 of Dr. C. H. Williams, a former Principal Medicai Officer of Johore. He Is survived by his wife and only daughter. Mrs. J McCafferty.
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    Union meeting
    25 6 MUAR. Fri.— The Johor* branch of the National Union of Malay School Tear liens will hold Its annual meeting at Batu Pahat tomorrow.
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    'Unjustifiable' delay on trial: Judge I
    542 6 'Unjustifiable' delay on trial: Judge MURDER BID ADMITTED AFTER 5-MONTH WAIT IPOH, Friday. MR. JUSTICE RIGBY today criticised the police and a magistrate for the "unjustifiable delay" of five months before bringing to trial a man accused of a serious offence. The judge made his comment in the High Court
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    INCOME TAX BILL: A PENANG PROTEST
    128 6 INCOME TAX BILL: A PENANG PROTEST DENANG, Fri. The Penang branch of the Malayan Chinese Association today wired MCA headquarters protesting against the re-introduction of the Income Tax Amendment Bill in the Federal Parlfament next Monday. The telegram, signed by th« Penang MCA president. Mr. Nr Sui Cam. was addre.-s-d
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    Elephants play havoc on estates
    117 6 Elephants play havoc on estates BATU GAJAH, Fri.— Marauding elephants have been causing considerable damage to newly-planted rubber trees in the Parit are*. The manager of Sadang Estate. Mr. M. O. Nair. told the Straits Times today: "For the past two years we hare been fighting these elephants. "They have
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    LOTTERY SHUTDOWN WILL HIT THE KAMPONGS, HE SAYS
    178 6 LOTTERY SHUTDOWN WILL HIT THE KAMPONGS, HE SAYS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. SENATOR T. H. TAN today warned that kampon^s and charitable institutions would lose millions of dollars in aid if the Social Welfare Lotteries were to be discontinued. Senator Tan vas commenting on reports that the PMIP and the Socialist
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    Tengku flies to see nephew (hurt in crash)
    100 6 Tengku flies to see nephew (hurt in crash) ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The IV Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and his wife Puan Sharifah Rodslah. flew to Alor Star in a Royal Malayan Air Fore* Twin Pioneer this morning to see their nephew who was seriously injured In a motor accident
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    Insurance man for course in Chicago
    74 6 Insurance man for course in Chicago MB. LIAU ENG SIONG. district manager for Central Malaya of American International Assurance Co., who leaves for Chicago next week to attend a two-week coarse at the life Insurance Agency Management Association He is expected to be away for three months. Apart from attending
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    Children's fund campaign
    48 6 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce has launched a campaign to sell 100,000 greeting cards for the benefit of under- privileged children and mothers all over the world The proceeds of the sale will go to the United Nations International Children's anergency FunJ.
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    Spore to send four to Britain to train as top union leaders
    249 6 S'pore to send four to Britain to train as top union leaders OINGAPORE, Fri. Tour Singapore trade unionists are to be sent to Britain for further training "to build up first line leadership." The Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne announcing this said the four would be
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    Singapore was reluctant to be 'saved'
    1248 7 Singapore was reluctant to be 'saved' GEORGE BE.WXETT. MISSIONARY. SURVEYS THE ENFANT COLONY It took a hundred years for foreign missions to get rooted in Far East THERE were nut many Singaporeans in 1823. There was Doctor DAlmeida, retailing every medical specific then known to suffering mankind, from his dispensary
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    DEATH
    41 8 U Sl* {Minimum) MR MICHAEL HONO PHUN WAM •i- 42 of City council klltctnctl Dtpt. Passed away peacefully tt OH on i« Cartegt leaven 14.V ClemenMM Avenue on l«/a/«o 410 p.m to s.rred Heart Churoli Tank Read tbenca M Bidadarl.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    40 8 1* Wmm ll* minimum) MR. CHUA MOOD BOX and family thaak relttivtt and friendt (or their knd astlDtance. night vleltt. wreaths. •<roils. doaatlaaa, loaa or cara and i "'ndanrt at the funeral of the late Nit, Chua Mood Bok.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    105 8 Wore 1 Sl* (Minimum i IN CMtRItHID MEMORY or our m< mother Madam P. Thlrumalammal at Kluang an lt-S-logs 'Who llvet in haartt aha left behind IN LOVING MSMORV of Charlti Mattfttw Lopta who dlrd on i« 57. Tht thought of him will strtr put anay" Sadly mlaied
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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  • (Thf Straits Sinus Saturday. June 18, 1960. Tengku's Advice
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      Tengku's Advice
      722 8 Back from the meeting of Commonwealth Prime Ministers, and his European tour, |Tengku Abdul Rahman will i presently be giving Parliament one of its tare opportunities to debate international affairs. For although the Tengku has committed himself only to reporting (insofar las convention allows* on the Commonwealth conference,
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      Pilgrim Plan
      304 8 The terms of reference of the committee charged with investigating problems of the pilgrimage to Mecca indicate that the Federation Government is seriously interested in the plan Ungku Aziz submitted last December. Something on the lines of his proposed Pilgrims' Corporation is badly needed. Each year 2,000 Malayans
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      Appeal Allowed
      217 8 The Supreme Court makes a good job of ensuring that sentences are consistent and suitable. Suitability was the issue in the case of the 17-year old boy who had received a six year prison sentence for his part in a $17,000 payroll robbery. The Supreme Court allowed his
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    A defeat for dollar diplomacy...
    903 8 A defeat for dollar diplomacy. VERNON BARTLETT EVENTS IN JAPAN CALL FOR ANOTHER AGONISING REAPPRAISAL OF U.S. POLICY IN THE FAR EAST by SINGAPORE. Fri. A WEEK ago. I suggested that "the immense semi-circle of United States bases, stretching from Japan through Persia, Turkey and Western Europe to the north
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    Saturday Study
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    A test of strength and a boy is freed of stealing
    211 9 A test of strength and a boy is freed of stealing SINGAPORE, Frl. A woman magistrate, an interpreter and an 11-year-old boy all tried lifting a heavy motor crankshaft In the Juvenile Court today. The Magistrate. Mrs. Quek Bee See, was trying to find out If the boy was guilty
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    Rural meeting
    22 9 KUALA KUBU BHARU. Fri.— The Ulu Selangor district rural development executive committee will meet at the district office here tomorrow.
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    Dagger man is jailed
    60 9 RAWANG, Fri. Azman bin Said. 30. of Bagan Serai, was carrying a large sum ot money $1,000 and so he took a dagger with him for self-protection, he told the magistrate's court here yesterday. Police found the money and dagger on him at the railway station
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    Flour levy: They'll all fight
    482 9 IMPORTERS AND BAKERS SAY? $134 DUTY REQUEST IS RIDICULOUS, THE PUBLIC WILL SUFFER 1F... KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. \f ALAYAN flour importers and bakers today -"J- strongly protested against a request that import duties be imposed on all flour coming into the Federation. They said levying
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    August date for the education —report
    94 9 August date for the education report KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. IV The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Tallb. subject to the approval of Cabinet, will present the report of the Education Review Committee to Parliament in Aurust, it was announced today. The committee completed consideration of a first
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    IT'S RIDICULOUS TO SAY WE SHOULD RESIGN: PMIP LEADER
    179 9 IT'S RIDICULOUS TO SAY WE SHOULD RESIGN: PMIP LEADER KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ''FHE Pan-Malayan Islamic Party head- quarters here today ridiculed an Umno suggestion that the PMIP controlled Trengganu State Government should resign and call for fresh elections. The secretary-general of the PMIP. Inche Hashlm bin Abdullah, said: "It Is
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    Murderer 'not sane'
    72 9 IPCH. Fri— A rubber tapper. Itam Jail bin Othman. 1 40. was today ordered to be detained at the Tanjong Rambutan Central Mental Hospital pending the order of the Ruler-in-Council for killing his wife. Kamah binte Daman. 43, at their house In Kampong Kepala Bendang Saiong. near
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    Brunei and Sara wak parties meet
    150 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. TWO political parties in Brunei and Sarawak have formed a Joint consultative preparatory committee for a pan-Bornean congress. A Joint statement Issued by the Partai Rakyat of Brunei and the Sarawak United Peopled Party said the leaders of both parties met and
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    Teacher Irene is learning -how to drive tractors
    103 9 Teacher Irene is learning how to drive tractors STI'DENT teacher Irene Tan 81a En*, of Kuala Llplt, practises with a tractor and field -tiller during a week's coarse in Britain on farm machinery at the Maney Ferguson school of farm mechanisation at Stonelelth, n*ar Covetry. Together with Miss Santha Ramanathan
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    Spores car thefts: An average of one every 13 hours
    274 9 S'pore's car thefts: An average of one every 13 hours SINGAPORE, frl A TOTAL of 275 cars was stolen in the first five months of this year —an average of one every 13 hours. 1 In the face of this high rate of thefts, the police and the Automobile Association
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    Church concert
    28 9 KUANTAN. Frt.— The Methodist Singers, conductor. Mr. William Zimmerman, will stage a choral concert at the Wesley Methodist Church here on June 25 at 8 p.m.
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    $1,100,000 FOR SCHOOL WORK IN SELANGOR
    125 9 $1,100,000 FOR SCHOOL WORK IN SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —A total of $1,100,--000 has been allocated by the Selangor Government in its programme for developing primary and secondary schools this year Of the total. $600,000 will go towards the construction of 65 new classrooms In primary schools, and $500,--000 will
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    'Work hard' Sultan tells people
    101 9 'Work hard' Sultan tells people I-lAUB. Fri.— The Sultan of 1 Pahang today urged people In the Raub district to work hard, educate their children and take care of their health to improve their living conditions. The Sultan, who ended an eight-day tour of the district, will start a similar
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    Minister's talk
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Tallb. wll address an Inaugural meeting of the Library Association of Malaya to be held at the British Council Hall here at 3 p.m. on June 25
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    New chairman
    21 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Teo Tian Seng has been appointed chairman of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board for three years.
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    Fijian calls on the Mayor
    53 9 PENANG. Fri.— Mr. C. A. Sellers, a Fijian government officer, who is visiting the Federation, today called on the Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, and the City Secretary. Mr. Ong Hock Chuan. Tomorrow Mr Sellers will pay a courtesy call on the Chief Minister. Dato
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    BYRNE SAYS IT AGAIN: ONLY THE T.U.C. FREE FROM ORDINANCE PROVISIONS
    295 9 SINGAPORE, Friday 1 OINOAPORE'S Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, today reiterated that the Singapore Trade Union Congress would be the only association of trade unions to be exempted from the provisions of the New Trade
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    That opium haul: Five more charged
    124 9 That opium haul: Five more charged SINGAPORE. Fri. Five more people were produced in the Ninth Magistrate's court today in connection with the big opium haul on board a fishing boat at Kallang Basin on the night of June 15. They were: Teng Chit Leong. 34, Tan Ah Khoon, 35
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    New settlement
    35 9 RAWANG. Fri. A Malay settlement for 86 families, complete with shop houses, a ir.^'me and a school, will be built MOB on a 56-acre site along the H^vang-Kuala Lumpur main roac. near here
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    Lock icon KOREA RUSH TO GREET IKE
    441 10 Welcome preparations are speeded up to meet new date 12,000 policemen and soldiers are given special training to guard U.S. President in Seoul SEOUL, Fri. South Korean and United States officials today started a rush programme to complete preparations for President Eisenhower's visit to South
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    Lock icon Self-rule soon for Trinidad, Tobago
    148 10 Self -rule soon for Trinidad, Tobago DORT OF SPAIN, Fri. Mr. lain Macleod, Britain's Colonial Secretary, has proposed a new constitution for Trinidad and Tobago granting full internal self-government, it was officially announced today. Under the constitution, there would be a two- j chamber legislature consist- 1 Ing of a
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    Lock icon Chin-yi is Miss China 1960'
    75 10 LOVELY M.ss Lin Chin-yi (centre) daughter of an official of the Foreign Affairs Ministry of Nationalist China, is surrounded by the runners-up after she was crowned "Miss Chi- i na .1960" in Taipeh. Formosa Miss Lin. 23. is 5 ft. 5 ins. tall and weighs
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    Lock icon EXCHANGE OF A RED SPY FOR POWERS?
    319 10 EXCHANGE OF A RED SPY FOR POWERS? NEW YORK, Fri THE convicted Russian spy, Rudolf Ivanocih Abel, indicated yesterday he might be willing to be exchanged for Francis Gary Powers, pilot of the American U-2 plane downed recently in Russia. Lawyer James B. Donovan, said that Oliver Powers, father of
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    Lock icon Horror of war —by scientist
    41 10 Horror of war by scientist BERLIN. Fri.— Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer. the American I atomic scientist, said here I yesterday that if there is another great war "none of us can count on having enough living to buiy our dead." Reuter.
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    Insults, so up goes US budget
    115 10 Insults, so up goes US budget WASHINGTON. Frl. Th* IS. Senate added (IS.) $1,179,000,000 to the defence budget yesterday after beine told that Mr. Khrushchev would not have dared insult President Eisenhower if he had more respect for U.S. military power. It approved a (U.S.) 540.514.--897.000 defence spending bill for
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      74 10 PROP-JET ELECTRAS DAILY TO HONG KONG WITH DIRECT FLIGHTS IN 4* HOURS Corhay Pacific are now flying daily between Singapore and Hong Kong, treasure ch«st of the Orient. Vis. tors will enjoy the more temperate climote and revel in "duty-free" shopping sprees on Hong Kong Island and in Kowloon. All
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      1175 11  -  JOSEPH GRIGG and COLIN LAWSON by THE STORY BEHIND THE CAPTURE OF ONE OF THE GREATEST MASS MURDERERS OF ALL TIME THE scene is wartime Berlin. The time is November 1941 one month before Pearl Harbour. The clock on the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church only a ruin toda> chimed
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      139 11 Hf^^^t LA INCOME >~ i CONSULTATIONS Mile. Jacqueline Durieux, senior beauty consultant for the house of Lancome is bare to advise Malayan women on the latest methods of make-up and s'-in-care. 18^^^™^ Call in and see her for a free consultation let her plan the perfect beauty course for your
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      150 11 BilicicVwH'fTf up F) ■witgSSg*— YOUR U^A^u— < PLEASURE WITH BLACK WHITE WHISKY A golden, mellow, full-flavoured Scotch that add* distinction to any occasion. BirOll TOO MAKE l» YOU MIND W NAVE A LOOK AT THE OUTSTANDING Am KNb«^Jl watches MMHB 18ct solid gold $90.00 Ma A#««tl: ma LIEN WAH WATCH
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      FACULTY FOR MUSICIANS
      145 12 IN a discussion in Radio Malaya's "Crossfire", a librarian (of all people!) said— "l haven't the faintest notion what the phrase 'Faculty for musicians' means" My pocket dictionary defines faculty as "A department oi study in a University. The word Is derived from the Latin for "easy"
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      A LUXURY WE MUST AFFORD
      100 12 A LUXURY WE MUST AFFORD \N KM your editorial of Jane 14. there is no good reason why freedom of speech and expression should be made a luxury. Any good and sensible Government would welcome frank, constructive and dispassionate criticism of Us policies and actions. Pre-election "bombast" should be relegated
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      Degrees: The only test there is...
      245 12 DIFFERING STANDARDS ALL OVER THE WORLD THE correspondence on British and American universities has become a debate in teaching methods instead of on standards. It is not a question of whether one can learn more in one country or another but whether, when one
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      LIST LEFT OUT THE BEST
      192 12 VESTER DAY I saw a 1 list of universities whose degrees in chemistry, engineering, fisheries, mining are now recognised by the Malayan Government. The list Is amusing to anyone who knows Amer lean universities. The great universities are for the most part omitted while poor,
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      SCRIBBLERS IN PHONE BOOTHS
      52 12 'PHE telephone directories in phone booths in lpoh are torn and scattered on the floor Why can't people use the directory properly? All sorts of nonsense is scribbled In them I hope the Telecommunications Department will look Into the matter and catch the offenders. M. P.
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      TYPHOON TOLL
      40 12 pACH time 1 open the newspapers, the disgusting headlines confront me: "Typhoon Mary strikes" or "Mary strikes again" Why must all these typhoons and hurricanes be given a woman's name? Are all women so destructive? SENSITIVE LADY Singapore.
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      MR. LUM AND THE NATIONAL UNION OF TEACHERS
      686 12 rE split among officials of the National Union of Teachers is not an eyeopener to teachers only but all persons mterested in trade unionism. Mr. Lum Kin Tuck has now threatened to form a separate union. What good purpose can another union
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      41 12 LAST DAY Season Price Smashing SALE HALF PRICE AND BELOW COST BARGAINS ALL GOODS LYING UPON DCkMCkADED! BARGAIN COUNTERS MUST KtmtmtStK! be cleared regardless OF COST. (DOORS OPEN TILL 5-00 P.M.) GIAN SINGH CO., LTD. 301, RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE-1. TELEPHONE: *****/6
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      229 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 ConvuUlve movement upaeta 1 Useful cards, one supposes. U seal: It bounces back (7). annoying (9, 6). 7 Sheer egoUm of a middle man? 8 Alternative to artichoke pro- us), duces fruit (7>. 9 Peaceable engagement of we»--10 Catch graduate and two stu- pons (3,
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      1414 13 w McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. >-_ Vol^ TEI: M: 2UII «P IT*** KLLSmMAM UNI KLAVENBSS LIMB LIHIIN. UMMRC MTTEMAM. HAVRE 11$ AMEIES. SAN FRANCISCO t HULL. SEATTLE VANCOUVER 1 PORTLAND Mf IF RiPON Accettiai cargi Mr CMlral A Still Sport P. S>|m ffiani America wawa. 1-7/21 MM 21/21 MM 24,2*
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 14 SINGAPORE. June 17. RUBBER: 123} cents per lb. (down U cents). 5 p.m. close: 124 cents (very quiet but steady). TIN. $391.50 per picul (down $1.87}). Estimated unofficial offering Tl5 tons (down 15 tons).
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    Rubber sentiment hardens
    354 14 Rubber sentiment hardens np H E rubber market 1 took a turn for the better at the 122 cents level and sentiment hardened as short- covering caused slow, but steady gains report H.C.B. and CO. Ltd. in their current review. Nevertheless trading was slow with turnover relatively small, adds the
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    139 14 OINGAPORE Chinese Produce O Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: qule'.: UK/Continent June/July shipments $30 buyers, $31 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $44 sellers, drum $47 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $295, Sarawak $290 (both down $10). special Sarawak black $220.
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    SELECTIVE SUPPORT FOR MINING SHARES: RUBBER IDLE
    821 14 By Our Market Correspondent Vf INING shares had selective support around quotations on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, an exception being Sungei Way which was done from $2.13} to $2.22 on dividend anticipation. Tongkah Harbour was slightly easier at 555. while Hongkong was
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Exchange: June 17 Jane 16 Industrials: 139.55 139.92 Tins: 208.83 208.68 S. Rubbers: 294.82 296.7 C fan. i 1958=1*0.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    108 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the follov Ing changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates la>| $100 1 New York: buying airmail' T.T. 32 7/8. O.D. 33. 90 d/sl S3 1/4 credit bills. 33 3/8 tmde bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 7 16. O.D.
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    108 14 S'PORE SHIPPING CHIPS lying alongsidr thr Sin- gaporr Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Heian Maru 1/2. Thorstrand 45, Mikawa Maru 6A. City of Rlpon 6 7, Weltevreden 89, Rajula 10/11, Tohoro 13 14, Straat of Orissa 18, Okhla 19. Seltel Maru 21 22, I Kunak 23 24. Hallvard 25
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    145 14 MELBOURNE, Prl. INVESTMENT shares closed the week on steady lines on the Stock Exchange here today. Colonial Sugar gained 12s. 6d to £85 17s. 6d.. out Stanhill eased Is. to 20s. 6d. and Read) Mixed Concrete fell 4s. lo 86s. Base metals and the oils were steady. Mt.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    220 14 JULY first grade rubber buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 123 4 cent* per lb.. (down 1U cents) on Thursdays close. The closing tone was very quiet. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices lncenU per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.B. Spot fob. buyers 123 1. .sellers 123 7 (N);
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    CEMENT OUTPUT
    13 14 Malayan Cement Ltd's Rawang I Works produced 20.228 tons in May
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    932 14 SINGAPORE members of th« I Malayan Stork Exchange re- ported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday (Bargains are ?lven before pi ices I unless »>ily one was writteni Industrials: Fed Dispensary $1.31 xd: Fra.ser and Neave ords! 12.05: Gammon i 3 $2 25 lo
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      195 14 EVERETT ORIENT LINE fwgtr •'•^Htv"ITT"'""V.V.V.V.V.V."'.\'.V.VV.V.V.V. itj«i> n i«i* aMr Bulk oil latex sotct ivailjb.e JOHNSON LINE f«i HMfkani Jai»« S'PO" JTJP H.nan| "STM HCYOMr I*" Ft» iMtoy. NniM e»lf:--"ST»» IRCTURUS" H rwi 21 JIM IMC •ST»« lIIUTIIIX' 11 Ml t! My 1« Jul» limited Passen|«i Accommodation Bulk oh <atex space
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      885 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens and from serving officers lor appointment to vacancies in the Federation Legal Service, which Includes Judicial and Legal appointments on the salary scale $696x34-934/Efflciency Bar/ 982x34-1.254 per mensem plus COLA at current rates Applicants must be either Barristers or Solicitors and should
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      778 14 NOTICES NOTICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA. J40.000.000/- REGISTtjrXO STOCK. 1963 '1973. NOTICE Is hereb, given that the Transfer Register of the above- mentioned loan will be closed from 22nd June, 1960 to sth July, 1960 both days Inclusive for preparation of Interest Warrants. J. S. YOUNO. Ag. Registrar. Public Del>i Office,
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      724 15 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tender* from Class "E" registered Contractors and above will be received by the STATE ENGINEER. P.W.D.. PERAK. IPOH, up to 3 p.m. of the 34th June, i960 for the Repairs to Timber Bridges I Nos. 24/2. 21/8, 24/7 (Chenderlang 1 Road). 3/3. 3/3 (Head Works: Road
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      700 15 I bbJ I be] iI i 111 I 111 W^m I I BBv^^Efln (Continued from Page 81 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word, SS (Mln.)— Box St tt: txtrm REQUIRE Vehicle Bale* Manager and Salesman Please apply to Box A4JU7 S.T. Singapore, stating experience and salary required JR. CLERK/3RO GRADE Dresser for
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      1045 15 SITUATIONS VACANT H'ors's U (Min.)-Box St ttt, mxtrm I EXPERIENCED SALES MANACER for earth moving machinery and tractor division required by established European Company in Kuala Lumpur. Excellent prospect* for suitable man. Oversea* and local selling experience preferred. All replies treated In strictest confidence. Box AU374 S.T. K.L. APPLICATIONS ARE
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      1155 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Word, Si (Mln.) Box it rts. extra FLAT FULLY FURNISMBD with Flrat Claas Furniture. In District 10. Two Bedrooms. Air-Conditioned, Bit-ting-loon. Dining-room. Refrlgerstor, Car-porch, Servants-room Modern-sani-tation. Pbone B'pore *****. FULLY FURNISHED including telephone and refrigerator. 1 bedroom Flat. HEM Court, Orange Orove Road, close to junctions Orchard.
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      915 15 TUITION W Wmrd, Si (Mln.)-mUx St tt: txtrm RESULTS SPEAK FBR Thetnselre* Many learner* passed after very few lessons. Consult tx -Chief Driving Testsr. 55. Nlven Rosd Spore. Tel: *****. POH SAN DANCE Studio. 563 Outram Road. Mngapore Telephone ***** Teache* Ballroom snd Latin American Daaeea. Private lesson* by appointment.
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      781 15 VEHICLES WANTED Word, tS (Min.)-Box St ttt. mxtrm W4JMTED Prtvately owned A4O-A5O M Mumr Hlltman or aimllar small car Offer* to Lira X7IH2 after 1 p.n*. or Sunday. VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word* ti (Mlm.y—Box St ttt. txtrm 88 VAUXNALL VBLSX good condition $3,000/- 0.n.0. Phon* Spore SOiOl aUtn V
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      825 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Ward, Si (Min.)-Box it ttt. txtrm ANGLIA Dl LUX! 19SC 35.000. Two European owners. Regular malnt. Newly ie-sprared and re-uphol*tered. First clam condition. Term.' available 82.800. 8*787 (Spore). 1»S» H/MINX, IO6H A 55 fPrsfect 1957 Chevrolet Borgward TS P/Aaglia 1958 H Minx F Prefect 1955 A3O.
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      602 15 STIAMBATH, MASSAGE, ETC. tt Word, ti (Min.)-Box St rl*. txtrm LAURA MASSAGE Btramti.il,*. Expert Ucnwd MaMeur/llasSruxe. Anpomtm.-nia lisil* 10 00 a m I <>0 p.m 318-P River Valley Road. Singapore -v Tel: 2587 b RELAX AT "RICKV-S" special Slsraeac Manaagr Ktrtimtwin. Kxprrl> enccd Masseur /Maaaruae In •.•tendance. ■»»<*. Kivrr Valley
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    Watch out for Gatot Kacha
    325 16 Watch out for Gatot Kacha Firm going is expected KUALA LUMPUR, FRIDAY with EPSOM J1EP GATOT KACHA (late Canterbury Week), a Big Game three year old, has trained on since his first outing at Bukit Timah in April and could be a good outsider in a weak Class 2 sprint
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    271 16 Sheshoon wins Ascot Gold Cup ASCOT HEATH. Frl.—Sheshoon. formerly owned by the late Aly Khan, and running in the tamed chocolate and green colours ol the Aga Khan, won the Ascot Gold Cup, premier prize of the royal meeting, here yesterday. She.^noon. a loui year old son of Precipitation, startde
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    S'gor team
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    98 18 TAN KIM PUAV Sh Proprietor. Kirn <',nnn Huat Sawmill, Klantt. paiwed ■■■\»ay pracefully on June 1« He leaves l>ehlnd a wido». <i> norm. three daiiKhtir.'. two soDK-in-law and ten Kuneml tomorrow (Sunday) 12 noon. Cortege leaves No. 11'. Jalan Hall Abbas. Klang. MRS. YAP CHENC VAN (Nee Madam Khoo
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    25 18 MR. AND MRS. LEOW VOON LEONC thank all rrlatlvn and fri.ndu for tht-lr itood wuhri valuablr promts and attendance at thrlr wedding on e.«so.
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