The Straits Times, 25 June 1960

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 9O.(Uffl*\ The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1960 it- 15 CENTS. I
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    A THANK YOU' ROW
    1947 1 APARTHEID: ATTACK ON TENGKU Tan calls Opposition's move a 'mean trick' Ong tells of Nehru giving P.M. a rose J^S Opposition attack on a "thank you" resolution to the Prime Minister for his efforts against apartheid, sparked off a row in the House of Representatives today.
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    Gan air base
    26 1 COLOMBO. Frl. Britain's air staging base on Gan island in the Indian Ocean ls> now ready for use, official sources said here today.
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    Balan: I'm tired of being used as a martyr
    702 1  - Balan: I'm tired of being used as a martyr CHAN KWAN HOI. I HELD 12 YEARS, BUT NO BITTERNESS, NO LONGER A RED By IPOH. Friday MR. R. G. BALAN, 39, released today after 12 years' detention as a political prisoner, said: "I have renounced Communism and am no longer
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    WIFE'S HIRE PURCHASE ANSWER TO NEVER-NEVER NAGGING
    127 1 WIFE'S HIRE PURCHASE ANSWER TO NEVER-NEVER NAGGING MELBOURNE. Fri.-A woman, rebuked by her husband for her hire purchase debts, bought a rifle on hire purchase and shot him dead, police told the Melbourne coroner's court today. Then she took a taxi to Moorabbin police station, walked in and said: "I
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    Lock icon PAY HIKE FOB 500,000 RAILMEN
    83 1 PAY HIKE FOB 500,000 RAILMEN LONDON. Frl. Pay Increases of between eight and 20 per cent were agreed here today for half a million British rallwaymen. Leaders of three railway unions described the settlement as "fair and reasonable" after a two-hour meeting with representatives of the British Transport Commission. The
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    SHAPE deputy
    28 1 PARIS. Fri.— Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell will succeed Oen. Sir Richard Gale as Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers In Europe announced today.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon No student protest
    76 1 BANGKOK. Fri. AntiGovernment demonstrations by students and Buddhist monks reportedly planned for today failed to materialise. The police kept a close watch on students who were warned earlier that demonstrations were forbidden under existing law. Since last week, reports have been circulating that the students and monks
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    Lock icon Nehru: Forces strong enough
    219 1 TTOE Prime Minister, x Mr. Nehru, said today that India's armed forces were strong enough to defend the country's borders. Talks in Peking between Indian and Chinese officials about the border dispute were proceeding, but in a preliminary stage, he said. There was obviously a large
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    'HE DIED IN A BID TO BEAT KIDNAP THUGS'
    318 1 'HE DIED IN A BID TO BEAT KIDNAP THUGS' MURDER IN RAIN: VICTIM'S FA THER SURE OF MOTIVE SINGAPORE, Friday. WHILE detectives puzzled over the motive for last night's murder in the rain of Mr. Koh Eng Pang, 45, his father, 83-year-old banker Mr. Koh Boh Chua, said: "I think
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    Lock icon Garcia due September
    48 1 MANILA. Fri. President Carlos P. Garcia will be the first state guest of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong when he visits Malaya for five days next September, an Informed source said today. The source said the Philippine and Malayan Governments had agreed on the date.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jamaica rebel killings: 2 held
    156 1 Jamaica rebel killings: 2 held KINGSTON (Jamaica), Frl. Police have arrested two men in connection with the ambush murder on Tuesday of the men of the Hampshire Regiment. Our is an American, Roy Malachi, of Brooklyn. New York. The other has not been identified. Police also issued the names of
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    STOP PRESS
    8 1 ASSASSINATION !N VfcNEZI-l I teal 1
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    Lock icon Won't stay
    36 1 WASHINGTON. Fri Mr. Christian Herter told his press conference today that because of his age and arthritic condition, he would not remain as Secretary of State when President Eisenhower left office next January. Reuter.
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    A moment of history
    105 2 ...INGEMAR LIES UNCONSCIOUS ON THE CANVAS... AND FLOYD PATTERSON BECOMES FIRST MAN EVER TO REGAIN THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CROWN MOMENTS earlier he was the world heavyweight boxing champion. Now Ingemar Johansson lies unconscious on the canvas. And Floyd Patterson, the experts thought was "finished" when he
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    3,819 MALAYANS KILLED IN THE EMERGENCY
    179 2 3,819 MALAYANS KILLED IN THE EMERGENCY AM ALAYANS and Britons killed during the ifJ 12-year Emergency totalled 4.303. The terrorists lost 6,710 dead. This was disclosed In a written reply by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak. to a question In the House of Represen-
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    Lock icon Chinese troops build up along Indian border
    210 3 pENERAL K.S. Thimayya, Chief of Staff of the Indian Army, said here that reports indicated a heavy concentration of Communist Chinese troops along the Indian border. "We are taking every step to build up our strength to secure our frontier against aggression," he
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    Lock icon Reds warn Karachi again: We'll take counter-measures if ...
    207 3 Reds warn Karachi again: We'll take counter-measures if MOSCOW, Friday. 13USSIA has told Pakistan in a new note that if aircraft made further "provocative flights against Russia from Pakistani territory, the Soviet government would be forced to take counter-measures. These measures would include striking at bases used for such flights.
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    Lock icon CLERK WILL BE FIRST PREMIER
    67 3 LEOPOLDVILLE. Fri.— Mr. Patrice Lumumba. 34, a former post office clerk, yesterday became the first Prime Minister designate of the Congo, due to become independent on June 30. A few hours later shortly before he was to present his government to parliament —he claimed his
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    Lock icon Pay rise move
    36 3 LLANDUDNO. Fri— A demand for a general pay rise for three million workers in Britain's engineering and shipbuilding industries is to be lodged with the employers Immediately, trade union chiefs decided here yesterday.—Reuter.
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    LIFE TERM FOR 16 WEST IRIAN REBELS
    118 3 LIFE TERM FOR 16 WEST IRIAN REBELS JAKARTA. Fri. Sixteen young Indonesian residents of West Irian are reported to have been given life sentences by a Dutch court on charges of rebellion. Refugees, who escaped to Indonesian occupied Soa Siu, West Irian, said c number of small revolts and uprisings
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    Lock icon Duke is 66
    26 3 PARIS. Fri. -The Duke cf Windsor celebrated his 68th birthday yesterday with a dinner party for 26 friends at his house here. U.P.I.
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    MYSTERY OF CHILDREN NOW BLACK
    62 3 MYSTERY OF CHILDREN NOW BLACK CAIGON, FrL A myatery disease which turns children black has killed 50 children In the My Tho district west of here during the past two months.' a Saigon daily said today. Thr children first got a headache, then ran a high fever, and died after
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    Lock icon AN EX-MP AND HERO OF REVOLT SUES SOEKARNO AND CABINET
    304 3 A FORMER member of the Indonesian Parliament and hero of the revolution against the Dutch, Mr. Sutomo, yesterday filed a suit against President Soekarno and his Cabinet. Mr. Sutomo charged them before the Supreme Court with violating the constitution by
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    Lock icon Britain says 'yes' to bases plan: Cyprus talks on again
    281 3 Britain says 'yes' to bases plan: Cyprus talks on again NICOSIA, Friday. A NGLO-CYPRIOT talks resumed yesterday following Britain's acceptance of Archbishop Makarios's demands that British sovereign bases on the island be relumed to Cyprus when Britain no longer needs them. The bases problem was the one on which talks
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    Lock icon Premiers' talks: Debate soon
    41 3 LONDON. Fri— The House of Commons will discuss the recent Commonwealth prime ministers' conference on Monday. July 4, Mr. R. A. Butler, leader of the House, announced yesterday. The debate has been requested by the Opposition.— Reuter.
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      366 3 Your radio today..* RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT WAVE: metre. WSSL from 9.«0 p.m I«.M p.m. Penang 366 mrtre* A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Ipoh^ "6 metres Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; AM 600 9 M News summan 705 A Date With Music; 8.00 The 9.00 Mixed Bag; 9.30 Daydreams;
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    MOBILE RADIO PHONES
    426 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Government move to cope with increasing shortage of private channels now available for allocation THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, announced today that the Singapore Government would be introducing two new mobile radio telephone services for cars and launches. The one for harbour
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    On-the-spot registration
    65 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Staff members of the Malay Settle- ment Department will carry i out an on-the-spot registra- tion of applicants for sites in i the newly opened-up Malay settlement at Sembawang. The registration will take place at the Maternity and Child Welfare Clinic 14 milestone Sembawang Road tomorrow
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    111 COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE EXHAUST FUMES MENACE
    156 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The campaign against vehicles emitting excessive fumes, launched by the Singapore Traffic Police last month, resulted in a total of 111 reports from the public and police personnel. This is stated in the Singapore Traffic Police report for May. There was
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    KWEI YING-BOLD BID IN FUSION
    236 4 "DRINCESS Kwei Ying", which opened last 1 night in the Victoria Theatre, is an English adaptation by Father T. J. Sheridan. S.J., of a traditional story from the Chinese operatic stage. It proved to be some- thing more than a unique and Interesting experiment In
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    Better service
    40 4 BINOAPORE. Frl. The! Deputy Commissioner df Po.ce. Mr. Song Kok Hoo. i told 58 police recruits at a passing out parade yesterday that they should subordinate their personal aspirations In order to give better service to the public.
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    BYRNE VISITS FIVE SITES !
    67 4 BYRNE VISITS FIVE SITES SINGAPORE. Frl. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, today visited five more sites for building community centres. The sites are at Thomson Road. 7 milestone. Kampong I goopoo off Kallang. Boon Teck Road off Balestler Road. I Meyappa Chettlar Lane off I
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    No permit for Ong to hold a rally
    439 4 rpHE City Council today refused permission to Mr. Ong Eng Guan, the suspended Minister for National Development to hold a mass rally at Hong Lim Park on Sunday to explain the pro- ceedings of last Sunday's PAP Special Party Conference to his
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    Fitter wins $4,048 in damages
    114 4 Fitter wins $4,048 in damages SINGAPORE, Fri A Har- i bour Board fitter. Yee Chee, 48. who received per- I sonal injuries in a road accident while riding a motorcycle along Kallang i Road on Jan. 25. 1959. was awarded total damages of $4,048 by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the
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      218 4 I A NOTE i;j j FOR j; PUNTERS PUNTERS! Tomor- j row's winners ore I named for you today in j I SINGAPORE and j Johore are now battling I out the final of the I Foong Seong Cup bad- j minton south zone j championship. The first night of
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      425 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES rFHE following is today's ■I schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Zurich, Bombay. Colombo (BA 768) 4.55 a.m.; from London, Duueldorf, Beirut, Bahrein, Calcutta (BA 750) 5.10 a.m; from London. Zurich, Calcutta (BA 704) 7.40 p.m.; from
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      44 4 to Malacca. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penan*. Medan (ML 102 1 7 a.m.; to Kuala Lumpur (ML 170) 7.31 a.m.. lo Kuchmg. Brunei. Jewelton .ML 47«) 5.15 MS.; to Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Penang (ML 152) 245 p.m.: to Kua'a I.umpur (ML 110 X) 3 p.m.
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    NEW POLICE POWERS: 'ANY TOM, DICK AND HARRY CAN MAKE AN ARREST' CRY
    1359 5 NEW POLICE POWERS: 'ANY TOM, DICK AND HARRY CAN MAKE AN ARREST' CRY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A proposal to give police officers powers of summary arrest set off a new chorus of indignation from the Opposition benches in Parliament today. Leading the attack, the People's Progressive Party leader, Mr. 1)
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    Del Tufo to stay on as Malaya's man on Tin Council till 1961
    546 5 Del Tufo to stay on as Malaya's man on Tin Council till 1961 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Sir Vincent, del Tufo, a former Chief Secretary of the Federation, is to continue as Malaya's permanent representative on the International Tin Council until the end of next year. The Minister of Commerce and
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    'Yes' to university Malay
    433 6  -  CHIA POTEIK BUT THE BIG PROBLEMS ARE: HOW CAN SINGAPORE DO THIS AND HOW LONG IS IT GOING TO TAKE? By Singapore, Fri. had been somewhat hasty in excluding Malay as a suitable medium of instruction in the university. They agreed with him there were difficulties
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    A storm in the rattling tea cups
    150 6 A storm in the r a ttling tea cups IMJKIT MERTAJAM, Fri. Noise from an ice factory has caused a storm in a teacup by causing the cup to rattle in the saucer. Not only do the cups rattle the very tables of some Bungei Rambai families vibrate. And matters
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    New union
    24 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— The Federation of Malaya Teachers' Union will hold its inaugural meeting tomorrow at the Methodist Boys' School hall here.
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    No worries now for church attic hide-away student Urn
    337 6 No worries now for church attic hide-away student Urn ABOVE-AVERAGE UNIVERSITY MARKS AND HE —WORKS HARD FOR HIS BACHELORS DEGREE a resort in the Rhlo group. They decided that Karimon Besar. with beautiful scenery, a waterfall, a fresh water lake, a long, wide, sandy beach, electricity and water, was Just
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    Casino to draw Singapore tourists
    213 6 INDONESIA plans to build a casino to attract tourists on an island near Singapore. THE ISLAND?— Karimon Besar. only two hours from Singapore by launch. THE TOURISTS? Visitors from Malaya. Singapore and the world at large. VISAS?— No trouble at all for Malayans. Karimon Besar
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    TOWARDS MALAYA'S OWN CURRENCY
    170 6 TOWARDS MALAYA'S OWN CURRENCY IfUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A "signincant" step forward to the day when Malaya will Issue Its own currency through the Central Bank was taken today. The House of Representatives passed a Bill to ratify a new currency agreement signed by the Federation, Singapore, Brunei. Sarawalc and North
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    Talk by Premier is postponed
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The talk by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. to the University of Malaya Socialist Club has been postponed from tonight to July 1. Mr. Lee will speak on the subject of "The University of Malaya Its past contribution and Its present
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    Reunion dinner
    49 6 PENANO. Fri. The Chief Minister, Da to Wone Pow Nee, and the Mayor, Mr. 00l Thiam Siew, will be the guests of honour at the annual reunion dinner of the Journalists 1 Union of North Malaya to be held in the Garden Hotel. Tanjong Bungah, tomorrow night.
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    Penghulu 'king' Naning
    703 7 Penghulu 'king' Naning ABDL'L SAID was King of Naning. He was, without doubt, a king in a very minor key for he ranked as only a Penghulu in the royal hierarchy of Malaya. His kingdom, 200 square miles of river and jungle with less than .5.000 Malays ekeing out an
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    918 7 ro his self-confidence grew. He became truculent and defiant and the stage was set for trouble. The Governor's decision to enforce the tithe had resulted from Lewis's investigations amongst the Dutch archives In Malacca. There he had discovered that the payment of the tithe dated back
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    DEATHS
    66 8 2* Here's Sis (Minimum) MADAM POONG CHENC OUAI, age SI. beloved mother of Miss Pitt I'liin Hut. Principal of Malta Bodhl Hchool. passed away on 22.6. W. Funeral 26.8.60 11 a m from 387 Oulllemard Road, Singapore. MELVILLE On June IMb IM6O at Kirchweod Cottage, BtorrMge, Malvern. ihomu Alexander
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    285 8 2« Wtrit tit (Minimum) JOAN MANNING A Girl. A Oultai A Bong— Nightly at The Cockpit except Sundays. THt COCKPIT'S Java Rljsttatet Is served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. DON'T FORCfT to visit -Gardenia' when you are in Jeaselton. British North Borneo. CHINESE COOKING Matter all Chinese, Java.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    46 8 n W.r4, UM (Him PREtB. TERIAN CHURCH in Singapore, Orchard Road. Sunday Services D a.m. and p.m. AM welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. s.nxapore, 8, Orange Orove Road. Sin-gapore-10 (off Orchard Road) Sunday Services and Sunday School 10.30 a.m. Testimony Meetings Every Wednesday 7.15 p.m.
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    The Straits Times Saturday. June 25. 1960. On Easier Terms
    584 8 The Straits Times Saturday. June 25. 1960. On Easier Terms The International Development Association, of which the Federation is to become a member, is an affiliate of the World Bank. It will be staffed by the Bank and it is designed to do work which the Bank is excluded from
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    Eichmann Case
    333 8 While the kidnapping by Israeli agents of Adolf Eichmann may have been a serious breach of international law, few will deny Israel's moral right to try the man chiefly responsible for the atrocious mass murders of Jews in Nazi Germany and Nazi occupied Europe. It would be an
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    Bank Rate
    309 8 With one exception the rate at which overdrafts by the big banks have been rising all recent British economic statistics have pointed to the inadequacy of the restrictions on credit imposed in April. It is possible that the effects have merely been delayed, but the one per cent
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    88 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO From the Straits Tirnaa of June 23. 1910 HIGH-LEVEL talks ar« understood to have taken place in the Federal capital with a view to the formation of a Federated states Medical Department. rl shorthandedness of senior European and local officers in Kelantan is conspicuous by some of
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    MAN IN THE MIDDLE
    957 8 MAN IN THE MIDDLE SINGAPORE, Fri AS President Eisenhower walks along the fairway, safely back in the United States and no decent person could now grudge him his game of golf he may be wondering why so well-meaning and 'ikeable a man as himself should be tr c butt of
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      PAY WILL GO STRAIGHT TO BANK
      175 9 PAY WILL GO STRAIGHT TO BANK SINGAPORE GotD ernment officers will soon get their monthly salaries through the banks instead of being paid by cash. All officers drawing above $500 a month have been asked to open current accounts and those getting below $500 to open savings accounts with local
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    37 housing bodies set up in year
    320 9 IN the past year 37 new housing socleties had been established In Malaya, the All-Malaya Co-opera-tive Conference was told today. Reviewing the year since the last conference in Ipoh. Inche Sanusi bin Bakl. acting Commissioner for Co-operative Developments. said: THE NEW housing societies
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    TV ads are just a big flop
    140 9 TV ads are just a big flop NEW YORK, Fri. Newspapers in New England today published a report In Editor and Publisher the newspaper industiy's trade paper showing what a big flop television advertising ha* been. Members of the New England Newspaper Advertising Executives As•oclation carried out a TV audience
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    ASP Meyer dismissed from force
    71 9 ASP Meyer dismissed from force SINGAPORE, Fri. David Felton Meyer, an Assistant Superintendent *»f Police, has been dismissed from Government service. Notice of the dismissal, with effect from June 15. was published in today's Government Gazette. Mr. Meyer had served in various units of the police force during his 14
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    Lottery tickets charge
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Frl.— Chan Swee Kirn. 39. pleaded not guilty today to a charge of assisting unlawfully In the management of a Federation of Malaya Social Welfare lottery. He was alleged to have been found with 133 lottery tickets on June 9.
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    ESTATE MANAGER IS HIT BY STONE
    93 9 SEREMBAN, Friday. T<HE MANAGER of Seremban Estate, six miles from here, Mr. Anthony Potter, was injured today when a stone was flung into a Land Rover he was driving. Mr. Potter was driving from Llnggl Estate towards town when he saw three men along
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    Our roads aren't like this at all, Malaya tells U.S. magazine
    345 9 Our roads aren't like this at all, Malaya tells U.S. magazine KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rFHE FEDERATION Government has pro- tested against an advertisement in a June issue of an American weekly magazine giving ''a wrong impression about Malaya." The magazine, Newsweek, carried a full-page advertisement entitled "Floods in Malaya" with
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    Soldier denies theft charge
    53 9 BINOAPORE. Frl.— A Brlttsh soldier. David Angus Egar, pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court today to a charge of stealing a $10 watch belonging to Mohamad Ismail Yacob Rawthar on Wednesday in the Criterion Bar In Orchard Road. The case was postponed to July 6.
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    BOY, 15, IS ACCUSED OF BEING IN OPIUM DEN
    71 9 BOY, 15, IS ACCUSED OF BEING IN OPIUM DEN SINGAPORE, Fri. A 15--year-old boy was charged at the Juvenile Court today with being found In premises used for opiumsmoking. The case was the first such brought to court. The boy, It was alleged, was arrested inside the attic of a
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    REGISTRAR'S 'NO' TO RUBBER ASSN
    148 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Registrar of Societies here has refused to register the newly-formed Rubber Association of Singapore and Malaya A Federation Govtrnment spokesman today said the association had been refused registration because it was a pan-Malayan body. The Government's policy was not to register
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    THE SATURDAY FORUM
    336 10 YOU have commented with praise, albeit lukewarm, on the Federation's health plans. Your "till recently progress on the remedial side was slower" implies that there has been a quicken hng. Yet in many hospitals there has been not only a lack of improvement but an actual deterioration.
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    MYTH-LEADING?
    41 10 MR. KARAM SINGH. speaking on the Security Bill, is reported to have said: "If there Is any mythical father of Malayan freedom let him come forward tc its defence now." Is this not asking too much? N. R. Johore Bahru.
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    A BOOTLICKER? NOT THIS TRADE UNION LEADER
    504 10 ALLOW me to write a few words in support of your recent leader "Wild words". It would take pages to record all that the NUPW has done for the plantation workers of this country. There was a time when these workers were disunited
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    CHIVALROUS
    46 10 TT Is very chivalrous of Mr. G. Sandosham to come forward and speak In defence of his father. His defence lost its force, however, when he chose to indulge in subjective criticism. It is with the idea of drawing a non-partisan line that lam intruding
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    FORD STRIKE: WHAT ARE THE FACTS?
    293 10 IN the Sunday Times It was reported that the T. U. C. had urged the Government to make public all the facts relating to the dispute between the Ford Motor Co. and Its workers. The Ford Company recently announced that a new Ford parts
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      209 10 Straits Times Crossword *bVbm bB^BI Ib^BH B^ -jBB «%9^ ACROSS and oonttnut -vfter an lntarval 8 SSge inJii copper In over toe M.- Tennj»on died produce drink W A^tau* of < ch«t in the We»t 20 Keep 6 In the French cplUl J4 wWnlnr yefj lou|Uy tgf 21 iv^iner right
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    I STOCK INDICES!
    24 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: June 24 June '.'3 Industrials: 140.3S 140.00 Tins: 220.98 217.0 a S Rubbers: 198.79 298.79 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    iiILK. BANK RATE INCREASE HAS LITTLE LOCAL EFFECT
    634 12 iiILK. BANK RATE INCREASE HAS LITTLE LOCAL EFFECT By Our Market Correspondent pHE announcement that the Bank of England rate was being increased from five to six per cent had very little effect on Malayan markets yesterday. In January when Britain increased bank rate to five per cent the Malayan
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    Quieter rubber market
    292 12 Quieter rubber market THE Rubber Market has ruled very quiet for most of the week with interest centred on July 1 R.S.S. which has maintained a half cent premium over August, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current review. Turnover was fair, but many operators were mystified by the generally
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    198 12 fHE Malayan Exchange Banks' x Association made the following changes in its rates to merchant* yesterday: London: selling T.T. or O.D. 2 4; buying airmail T.T. 2,4. 1/8, O.D. 2 4 5/32. 30 d/st 2/4, 5/16, 45 d/st 3/4 13 32 60 d St 2/4 15/32. 90 d/st
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    RUBBER PRICES
    221 12 JUNE first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 123 cents per lb., down l's cents on Thursday's rlose. The closing tone was quiet after easier. SJC.CJL..K. closing pricos In cents per lb., yesterday were: Tnt. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 123. sellers 123<«; Int. 1
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 12 SINGAPORE, June 24. RUBBER: 123 cents per lb. (down l's cents). 5 p.m. close: 122', cents < easier). TIN: $393 62. per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (unchanged).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    143 12 MELBOURNE. Prl. INVESTMENT shares closed the week on firm lines on the Stock Exchange here today. Trading was light. Base metals 1 were easier. Mt. Isa eased Is. to 675. 6d. and New Broken Hill dropped Is. 6d. to 625. 6d Oils were firm, while Commonwraith bonds traded
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    157 12 1 CIM. A PORE Chinese Prodnce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK Continent June July shipments $30>, buyers. $31.. sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; I bulk $44 sellers, drum $48 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was re- ported done, Muntok white $305, Sarawak $300. (both
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    876 12 SINGAPORE members of th* Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. cai; yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was reported). Industrials: Fed. Dispensary (4i $1.63 to $1.65: Praser and Neave ords $2.15 ON. T; Gammon $2.34; Henry Waugn *1.4"; Hongkong
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    227 12 CHIPS lying alonrside the Sin- fapore Harbour Board wharves this morning. Burma I 1/2, Agamemnon 4/5, Tourcoing I 6A. Dresden 6/7. Yamashlta Mam 8/9. Killnskt 10/11, Clyfoneus 13/14, Demodocus 15/16, Ball 18. Bast Sea N. Wai: 5 Perils 21/22, Kimanls 23/24. Hoegh Silverwave 25/26. Gorgon 27/28. Jan Matejko
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      1009 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from Federal CltUens who are not less than 24 years old for appointment as Temporary Driving Testers in the Road Transport Department. Federation of Malaya, on a month-to-month basis. The salary is $600/- per month (all In). Candidates must possess at least the Lower Certificate
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      424 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY WATER DEPARTMENTS Required SUPERVISORS. JO--HORE WATERWORKS, in salary ."'.ale $765 x A3O 91S (no allowance) plus Central Provident Fund benefits. Appointment will be on temporary basis in the first instance with a view to future per- manency. Qualifications: Engineer's Certificate of Competency (Land)
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      406 13 NOTICES AVER TAWAH RUBBER PLANTATION COMPANY LIMITED [IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) (Incorporated in Hongkong) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :hai the creditors of the abovelamed Company are requested on >r before the 30m day of July, 1960, lo send their names and addresses and the particulars of :heir debts or claims to
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      374 13 NOTICES ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL (Anglican) SUNDAY SERVICES 7.00 a.m. Holy Communion (said) 8.00 am. The Parish Communion 9.30 ajn. Bervlce In Mandarin 11.00 a.m. Morning Prayer 12. 00 noon Holy Communion 6.00 pjn. Evensong. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that I. Lan Norman Mcgregor Campbell of No. 1138 Meyer Plats,
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      859 13 (Continued from rage SITUATIONS VACANT M Words Si (Mim.)— Box St ct*. emtrm APPLICANTS TO BOX A 9361 are thanked and advised that the position bas now been filled. WOMAN GRADUATE to teach English up to School Certificate. Apply to Head Mistress, St. Mary School. Kuala Lumpur by ISth July.
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      1212 13 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* SS (Mim.)— Max St eU. txtra POSITIONS ADVERTISED under Box A 6427 B.T. on 22nd and 23rd March. 11*60 have been filled. Applicants are thanked. WANTED: TEACHERS able to teach Kngllsh and Mathematics for Secondary Classes. Apply to Manager, Victoria I Enicllsh School. Muar, Johore. WANTED
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      1172 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St et: extra I "MBW FLORAVILLE." 130 Orange Road. Charming suite, also double/ single accommodation. Full/part board. Dally/monthly rates. Phon* B'por. S42M FURNISHED UNFURNISHED Plats at Rambutan Road, Joo Chlat Place. A Tembellng Road. Rent from (140/-. bedrooma. M/san. Pboo* B'pore *****. AVAILABLE
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      974 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE If Word, SS (Him.)— Box it ct, extra FRtfMOLO LAND at SINJAI PARK for Sale Ar*a ■■■isiimatily 11,200 sq. ft. Any reasonable offer accepted. "articular* lo Bsi ASO3O S.T. S'»*r*. FRANKtL IITATI: \i Bedroom modern semi-detached bungalow. 2 bathrooms, Dining and livlngroom, Kitchrn, fenced. Modern Sanitation,
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    HockeyforSEAP Games move
    201 14 Hockey for SEAP Games move KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. OURMA proposes to add hockey and several other new events to the second South-East Asia Peninsular Games to be held in Rangoon from Apr 22 to 27. The new events suggested Include sailing and rowing. The sports proposed lor the second SEA
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    Lock icon Player hits record breaking round
    291 14 Player hits record breaking round DUBLIN. Frl.— Gary Player South African holder of the British Open golf title, defied an attack of asthma to play a wonder round of 65 on the opening day of the Canada Cup competition at Portmarnock near here yesterday. Player's 65. which cut one stroke
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    RACING
    5 14  -  EPSOM JEEP with I
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    Cecil St. can score again
    1400 14 Cecil St. can score again CHEERS IN TOP FORM TOMORROW'S RUNNERS AND RIDERS AT XL RACE 1—2.30: (Class 5, Div. 3)— 6 Furs. 1 ***** Russian Row II (Trio Konjsl) Yong 5 9.00 Ward 6 2 ***** TriUra (Com St.) Lee, 5 8.13 Burton 9 3 ***** Rapid Air (Keng
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    Revived
    30 14 TAIPING. Fri— The North Perak Badminton Association has been revived. Mr. D.G. Jeyasek.aj*a has been elected president. This year's championships will be held on Aug. 13-14 and Aug. 20-21.
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    NEED FOR BETTER EFFORTS AND ORGANISATION
    420 14  -  Larry Carroll- by CYCLING officials drop so easily into the habit of describing theirs as the Cinderella of Malayan sport that It becomes highly entertaining to carry the comparison further. Like the legendary kitchen drudge, Malayan cycling is now waiting for a fairy godmother
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      547 14 You can rely on TISSOT -Z22L, Absolutely A f I]-' \£\i y* 1 iSlßfcaT^ L-^^K*^V*^9it' 5 ill L I ==s •"'k __^^*Si^^ _^u*m"^^"*^ I*v ''M n? s^H" W -«*r*~ uf«TH A^% 4^^ 9W^ I j- H *4mF I M^^^^ nl N *Ll.-— m> v a. TISSOT SEASTAR PRECISION AND ELEGANCE
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      192 15 They rout Perlis 5-0 on wet ground ALOR STAR, Fri.— Kedah routed Perlis 5-0 in their second round Malaya Cup soccer match on a water-logged ground here today. With full points from today's match, Kedah are now joined by Penang and Perak at the top of the North Zone table.
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      Burma says yes to ABC
      75 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Burma has agreed to stage the second Asian Badminton championships In 1962. The secretary of the Burma Badminton Federation. U. Kyaw Shlen, has Informed the Asian Badminton Confederation that the Burmese Government hr.s approved the .staging of the championship* In Rangoon. The
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      Pahang win with 2 gift goals
      172 15 KUALA TRENGGANU, Friday OAHANG easily beat Trengganu 3-1 in their East Zone Malaya Cup sofcer match here today. Although their first and third goals were "gilts" Pahang were clearly the better team. Had their forwards taken their chances. Pahang would have won by a
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      This clash of giants should produce all —the excitement of a Cup Final—
      1149 15  - This clash of giants should produce all the excitement of a Cup Final By NORMAN SIEBEL A MEETING between Singapore and Selangor in the southern section of the Malaya Cup soccer competition is as good as a Cup final Itself, often better. Tomorrow's mach at Jalan Besar Stadium (kickoff 5.155
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      KELANTAN LEAD 3-1 IN FOONG CUP TIE
      170 15 TPOH, Frl.— Kelanton, making a comeback to Foong Leong Cup badminton after an aDsence of five years, took a 3-1 lead against Kedah in the first day of their cup match here this morning. Kelantan won two singles and a doubles. Tan Yew
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      637 15 SOCCER Malays Cup: Kedah 9 (Lim Ban Cnlang. Syed Hood, P. Da via. Soon Lay, Aatiu Perils 0, at Alor SUr; Trengganu i (Abdul CKiann Pahang 3 (Abdul Malek. girts; at Kuala Trengganu. La. Saillaa Cap (semi-flnal replay): St. Francu Aatn 4 CBalan 2. Murugeau, Kai Poh> St.
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      105 15 todays sroirr BADMINTON loonc Cup (north ion*) Kedah v Kelantan (10 a.m.): Perak v Selangor (8— A Hall. Ipoh. TM p.m.). (Seath tone) Malacca v Johore; Singapore v N. Sembilan (Spore BA Hall. 8 p.m.). Hi-, n Cup: South zone matches (S'poie Ba Hall t p.m.). CRICKET MCA LEAGUE: Pahang
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    ANTI-KISHI MEN WON'T RECOGNISE TREATY
    239 16 TOKYO, Friday. forces today refused to recognise the new Japan-U.S. security treaty which was formally implemented yesterday, threatening new demonstrations. Now tin* Opposition, including the Socialists and the Communist-led Sohvo Labour Confederation, have aimed their attack on three fronts: They want the "immediate' resignation of
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    DEATHS
    101 16 It Words Sit (Minimum) LAU SOON CHENG of Dee Dee and Co. Ltd., passed away peacefully at General Hospital on 24-6-60 leaving behind his beloved wife and son to mourn his loss cortege leaving 4 Gladioli Drive at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday for St. Andrew'! Cathedral thence to Bldadarl
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      172 16 Grandma of 38 is expecting quads NEW YORK. Fri. Mrs. Minnie Box, a 38--year r old grandmother who already has four children. Is awaiting the birth of quadruplets in the naval hospital at Memphis, Tennessee. NEW YORK: The UN. Security Council adopted a resolution requesting Israel to make •appropriate reparation"
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    $250,000 depot at South Quay
    57 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. The! Singapore Harbour Board is j building a new $250,000 im- 1 migration depot at South Quay, which is expected to be ready by the end of the year. It will house the present depot at East Wharf, which is to be demolished
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    185 16 DARIS, Fri. A little orphan girl from the Pacific island of Tahiti does not know it yet, but she has become heir to a M 5204.000.000 fortune. Five-year-old Hinano Tiata the name means •Flower of Tahiti" was discovered as a friendless waif 17 months
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    Gujarati youth
    24 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Gujarat! Youth Association will hold a picnic for its members and their families at Changl Point on Sunday.
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      31 16 LONDON, Frt.—Spot 37*40"., Norn. July 36\d.. August 35\d.. Sept. Mtfd.. July/Sept. 35-id., Oct.-Dec. 34Hd.. Jan./ March 33", d. April/June 32\d.. July c.t.f. 35\d_ Aug. c.if. 35' id. Tone: Barely Steady.
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      18 16 LONDON. Frl—Buyers £795; sellers £7M Forward buyers £790',; sellers £791',. Settlement £786. Turnover a.m. 115 tons, p.m
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    Hattrick and six throws by Griffin
    278 16 LONDON. Friday. A FINE innings of 90, which included five fours, A in just over five hours by left-hander R. Subba Row helped England to take their overnight score of 114 for two to 362 for eight at close of second day's play in
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    71 16 FNCiLAND Ist INNS (Overnight 114-1) Cowdrey c McLean b Grtffm 4 Subba Row lbw Adcock 90 Dexter c McLean b Adcock 5« Barrlngton lbw Goddarri J4 Bmlt.i c Waite b Griffin 9» Parks c Fellow s-Smlth b Adcock 3 Walker b Griffin 53 Illlngworth not out 0 Trueman b
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    Johore take a 3-1 lead v Singapore
    281 16 Johore take a 3-1 lead v Singapore CINGAPORE. Frl. Johore are set to win the South zone final of the Foong Seong Cup badminton championship when they took a 3-1 lead against* Singapore at the SB A. hall tonight. Young Billy Ng again staked strong claims for a berth In
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    Yorks held
    152 16 ONDON. Frl. Results in to- day's cricket matches were: At Blackheath: Drawn. Kent i 371-4 dec. Glamorgan 151 and 156-4 (Parkhouse 43. Hedges 57 n.o. i. Kent 4 pts. At Blrmlncham: Abandoned (rain i. Warwick 321-8 dec; Oxford U. 112-2. At Hove: Drawn. Somerset 214 and 265-6 dec
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    Lock icon Maria makes it 6-0, 6-0
    221 16 ONDON, Frt-Wlmbledon cham- plon Maria Bueno, of Brazil, entered the quarter finals of the women's singles event in this year's championships with a j smashing 6-0. 6-0 win over Australia's Margaret Hellyer. She wSs joined by Britain's Ann Haydon and the young American Junior players,
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