The Straits Times, 30 June 1960

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000* The Straits Times Mow* 4 Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon NEPAL-RED CLASH
    485 1 CHINESE ADMIT REVOLT IN TIBET '200,000 rebels in pitched battles' One officer killed, 16 captured KATMANDU, Wednesday. QNE Nepalese army officer was killed and a sergeant and 15 troops were captured in a clash on Sunday between Nepalese and Chinese troops at Mustang on the Nepal-Tibet border. The
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    192 1 HER WORLD— Malaya's new magazine for women and I lie home is on sale today. In this sparkling first issue of 80 pages, there are three colour illustrated short stories, topical articles of interest to the modern woman and features an beauty, fashion, cooking, home-decorating, moIhemaft. baby care,
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    Lock icon REBEL PLOT TO ATTACK JAKARTA
    152 1 BANDOENG, Wednesday. FORMER Indonesian Army Lieutenant yesterday told a court martial of a plot to launch armoured car columns against Jakarta, Bandoeng and Bogor. The Lieutenant, is Sam Karundeng. 31. alleged by the Government to be co-ordlna-tor of a subversive movement called the "Manguni" (owl
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    Lock icon Old Moore swallowed aborigines' story
    108 1 Old Moore swallowed aborigines' story NEW YORK. Wed. A new slimming diet which Includes chewing meat without swallowing It. Is revealed in a book by world light heavyweight boxing champion Archie Moore. He says In extracts from his book puolished in Sports Illustrated that he learned the "no swallow" secret
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    MCP allows men to leave the jungle
    349 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'THE defeated Mala- yan Communist Party is conducting a "self-renewal" campaign and has directed all its members who are sick, too old or anxious to get married to quit the Jungle. This new move, the M.C.P. has admitted In a
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    GENEVA WALKOUT: Mac URGES REDS TO THINK AGAIN
    199 1 GENEVA WALKOUT: Mac URGES REDS TO THINK AGAIN T ONDON, Wed.— Mr. Harold Macmillan told Mr. Nikita Khrushchev in a letter today he hoped the Soviet Union would reconsider its decision to withdraw from the Geneva 10-power disarmament conference, "so that negotiations on disarmament can be restarted as soon as
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    Lock icon Price of food soars in Jakarta
    166 1 Price of food soars in Jakarta JAKARTA. Wed— Price of food has been soaring here as the money in circulation rose and farm production fell. A Bank of Indonesia report said that at the end of July last year there were 34 billion rupiahs in circulation. A partial devaluation by
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    STOP PRESS.
    46 1 FOUR KILLED NINt HURT IN CLASM MVT ULLUI Pi! lie A IUO-lUiJK. if three dttuoiiiLrat^r^ killed md mac otberi unuctd 4l irid-it>ad It Toutfl Delhi Futiic u'ond rtft|tf bad ot' ■■■4 tO AULtIOO Of VM hoj.-c plots \m icinu »loaed *aul! pulicf part? Rtutej
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    Lock icon Gaitskell wins
    25 1 LONDON. Wed. Labour Members of Parliament today pusr-d by 179 votes to seven a vote <.-' confidence In their leader. Mr. K-jh Galtskell. Reuter.
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    In jail—at mother's request
    288 2 In jail— at mother's request CHANGI BABY (NOW \7] HAS CONSTANT DESIRE TO ESCAPE LONDON, Wednesday. 1 TEARS filled the eyes of Mrs. Muriel Shorthouse in the London Sessions as she pleaded that her son, born in Changi Jail, Singapore, be sent to prison. Seventeen-year-old Mervyn Shorthouse has spent nearly
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    MCA TO DISCUSS HOW TO KEEP IT'S DISCIPLINE
    180 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday i^ENTRAL working committee of the Malayan Chinese Association will discuss on Friday how to discipline members. Dato Dr. Cheah Toon Lok. president of the MCA said thi« at a Press conference tocay. "Recent incidents have proved the necessity for
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    Sultan tells Malays: Don't be lazy
    149 2 THE SULTAN or Ke- lantan said today that he would not like to hear the Malays in Kelantan being called "lazy people." AddresMi.y :<7O Malay tamilie.> at the opening of Kuala Tiga new village. 40 miles from here, the Sultan said: "The development ol
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    Naval visit
    29 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. The C-in-C. Far East Btation. Vice-Admiral Sir David Luce, will make his first official visit to Australia and New Zealand from July 13 to 26
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    LA. president
    17 2 RAUB. Wed -Mr. K Vythlvanathan has been elected president of the Pahang Ini dian Afwsqciatlon.
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    Lecturer is transferred
    57 2 TANJONG MALIM. Wed An assistant lecturer at the Sultan Idris Training College here. Inche Abdul Razak bin Abdul Hamld. has been transferred to the Language Institute in Kuala Lumpur. Inche Abdul Razak survived the atom bomb blast Mr Hiroshima. Japan, during the last war when he was
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    The Ruler's daughter to lead expedition
    145 2 The Ruler's daughter to lead expedition BEREMBAN. Wed Tengku Munawlra. 17. daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negrl Sembllan. will lead a party of 50 girls of the Negrr Sembllan branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association up Gunong Angsl (2.700 ft) on Sunday. Tengku Munawlra. a student of
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    Education call by union
    44 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Insurance Com- parties Employees' Union wants the Government to make primary education compulsory in the State. A resolution *o this effect was passed at the annual delegates' conference of the union «t the Cultural centre here.
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    Hawker stalls wrecked by thugs
    142 2 Hawker stalls wrecked by thugs SINGAPORE. Wed. Two hawkers' stalls in Queen Street were smashed up last night when 20 gangsters made j them targets of a "hit 1 and run" attack. The thugs swarmed around the stalls just before 9 p.m. to assault the hawkers. The stall owners ran
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    I WAS TOLD: JOIN GANG OR BE KILLED GIRL
    97 2 I WAS TOLD: JOIN GANG OR BE KILLED GIRL IPOH. Wed— A girl told the Sessions Court here today that she was threatened with assault by a youth when she refused to join the Slong Foo Ban (Twin Tiger Mountain > gang "When I said I would report to the
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    Promoted
    28 2 KUALA KUBU BHARU. I Wed —Sister Pong Yoke Yin*. |of the District Hospital here. has gone on promotion as Matron of the General Hospital in Johore Bahru
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    Lock icon Red rockets over Pacific
    302 3 RUSSIA TO HOLD TESTS WITH POWERFUL WEAPONS MOSCOW, Wednesday 1 RUSSIA last night announced a new programme of tests over the central Pacific next month with powerful new multi-stage rocket carriers, and asked ships and planes to stay clear of north-east of the Gilbert and Ellice
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    Lock icon Mr. K: GENEVA BREAK ONLY FOR TIME BEING
    254 3 MOSCOW, Wednesday. THE Russian Premier, Mr. Khrushchev, said in a speech today that Russia had withdrawn from the 10-nation Geneva disarmament talks 'for the time being," according to an English language version of the speech by the Soviet news agency Tass. But
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    Lock icon DRUG GUNS IN BID TO GET 'ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN'
    99 3 DRUG GUNS IN BID TO GET 'ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN' LONDON, Wed. Special air guns firing hypodermic syringes loaded with a knock-down drug are to be used by an AngloAmerican Himalaya expedition in an attempt to capture an "Abominable Snowman This was disclosed here yesterday at a Press confcrencp called by New
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    Lock icon 45 killed in Welsh mine disaster
    108 3 45 killed in Welsh mine disaster T ONDON, Wed.—Si- lent crowds surrounded the Six Bells colliery at Abertillery after 45 miners had died in a pit disaster yesterday. Rescue teams hacking their way through the debris reached eight miners trapped after an explosion that killed 37 of their comrades But
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    29 3 MAKASSAR. Wed. Tests have begun to determine the feasibility of reopening air services connecting Makassar with Gorontalo and Menado in north Celebes, and Borneo and Java. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon MOTHER FINDS SON AFTER A 15-MONTH SEARCH
    119 3 MOTHER FINDS SON AFTER A 15-MONTH SEARCH FRANKFURT. Wed. Mrs Catherine Stephens was reunited here yesterday with her 12-year-old son Tony, who disappeared at the same time as a schoolmaster friend 15 months ago. They met at a small commercial hotel in the centre of the city, where Mrs. Stephens
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    18 drowned
    21 3 HYDERABAD. Wed.— Ei(jh. teen people are feared to have drow.ied in floods in Epur village. 40 miles from here
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    Lock icon $2,000mi1. AID IS OF 'CRITICAL IMPORTANCE...'
    239 3 $2,000mi1. AID IS OF 'CRITICAL IMPORTANCE...' WASHINGTON. Wednesday VjR. THOMAS GATES, the U.S. Defence SecreiTl tary, told the Senate appropriations committee today it was of critical importance that Congress approve a 2,000 million dollar foreign arms aid programme in the light of recent Soviet moves. Mr. Gates said Mr. Khrushchev
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    Lock icon Summit 'fumbling': A big attack on Ike likely now
    465 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday CRITICISM ol the Eisenhower administration's handling of the U-2 "spy plane" incident yesterday by Senator L. William Fulbright could indicate the beginning of a full-scale attack on the President's conduct of foreign policy. Observers classed the speech by Mr.
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      342 3 Your radio today... ....-..^Br You Talking: 10.00 Mandarin MlxRADIO SINGAPORE MM 10.30 The Goon Show: 11.00 short wave: «J^«^ RADIO MALAYA from ».M p.m.— 18.00 p.m. AM 630 Oood Morning; 6.32 NATIONAL SHORTWAVt Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; SERVICE 41.7 metres 706 A D«t« With Music; 8.00 The MEDIUM WAVE
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    Boys hurt at comics bonfire
    91 4 Boys hurt at comics bonfire SINGAPORE. Wed. Two brothers. Cheng Ah Chye, 12. and Cheng Heng Wah. 10. were seriously burnt tonight when they were among a small crowd watching a bonfire of Chinese comics at Outram Hill. The owners had taken the comics there to be destroyed. In the
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    BLOOD DONORS – ASSOCIATION AIMS ARE OUTLINED
    147 4 BLOOD DONORS ASSOCIATION AIMS ARE OUTLINED SINGAPORE, Wed. Two veteran blood donors. Mr. Lee Kent Tye and Mr. M. Rethinasamy. hlTt taken the first steps to form a Blood Donors Association with the co-opera-tion of the Blood Transfusion Service. In a circular appealing for support of all biood donors, the
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    HALF-SUBMERGED BEACON TO BE SALVAGED
    111 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A half-sunken beacon in the eastern entrance of the channel leading into Singapore harbour is expected to be salvaged next week. The Master Attendant's Office is now making arrangements for the salvaging and also conducting a survey to estimate the cost of building
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    Victims of ban to receive help
    249 4 GOVT. SYMPATHY FOR LENDERS OF CHINESE COMICS WHO HAVE BEEN PUT OUT OF BUSINESS SINGAPORE. Wed fHE GOVERNMExNT will give temporary public assistance to people whose livelihood have been affected by the recent ban on the sale and circulation of the "Chain Story Picture
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    Junid to open new $250,000 market
    122 4 Junid to open new $250,000 market SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Government is planning to build more markets in various parts of the island to cope with the requirements of the rapidly expanding population On Sunday, the $250,000 St. Michael's Road market one of the most spacious and up-to-date to be
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    GOH TO START PLANT FOR MORE POWER
    194 4 GOH TO START PLANT FOR MORE POWER SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S power output will increase by 18,000 kilowatts from Saturday, when the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, sets in motion the first three free piston gas turbo-alter-nators at St. James Power Station. The station has been out of commission for
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    Prison term set aside
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A broker. Inderjlt Singh, successfully appealed in the High Court today against a District Court conviction and sentence of six months' imprisonment on a charge ol possession of an offensive weapon, a scout knife, in Dunearn Road on the night of Jan. 2 la»t.
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    WORK NEXT MONTH ON $120,000 'RED CROSS HOUSE'
    140 4 WORK NEXT MONTH ON $120,000 'RED CROSS HOUSE' SINGAPORE. Wed. Work on the new "Red Cross House" in Penang Lane, estimated to cost $120,000. will begin next month, the chairman of the Singapore Red Cross branch's executive committee, Dr. A.W.S. Thevathason. said today. The building is expected to be completed
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    MRS. STRUBER: I SAW THESE THREE MEN
    224 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MRS. Pauline Mary Struber, widow of Dr. K. Struber, 39, a German scientist who was stabbed to death, denied in the Assize Court that she had told Inspector Lim Chwee Sian on March 17 that she could not see the faces
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      292 4 j» ♦•♦♦«♦♦•*«> ♦THE GALLERY t ;of SCHOOL I CHAMPIONS Fifty Singapore schools 1 were yesterday involved in battling ror championship honours in Hie district athlc- 4 tic meet*. You will find full 4 results an4 photographs, j "Callery of Winners" today in |^dlnWUK[J|l£|4|££] 0 Photography fans, whe- ther experts or
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      340 4 TWE following i£ today's from JeiMlton. Brunei. Kuchlng 1 schedule of civil air- (ML 477 > 73 P- 10 from kou craft movements at Paya B nr u- P<*nang. ipoh, Kuala L«b*r Airport. Singapore y •'ftE" K». S f L 21 iitivii a 2 P- m from Kuala LumBOAC: ftSsHSr.
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    NEW I-CARDS TO BE OUT ON A UGUSTI: EASY- TO-GET PLAN
    636 5 NEW I-CARDS TO BE OUT ON A UGUST I: EASY- TO-GET PLAN KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday MALAYANS who already have identity cards will have two and a half years to renew them with the "new style" cards. The new identity cards will be introduced on Auk. 1. coinciding with the end
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    P.P.P. victory
    37 5 TAN JONG RA.vIBUTAN. Wed. A People's Progressive Party candidate, Mr. R. Kallaperumal. has been elected to the local council here, beating a Socialist Front candidate. Miss Leow Kirn Foong. by 114 votes In a byelection.
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    UN experts will begin steel mill r survey soon
    225 5 UN experts will begin steel mill r survey soon SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THHE FIRST member of the United Nations Technical Assistance Board survey team to investigate the feasibility of setting up a steel mill in Singapore will arrive here next month. This was revealed today by Sir Alexander MacFarquhar, Far East
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    AMINAH, 21, WINS A 'GOLDEN VOICE' TITLE
    37 5 AMINAH, 21, WINS A 'GOLDEN VOICE' TITLE PRETTY Aminah Mydin. 21. who won the KedahPerlis "Miss Golden Voice" and "Miss lelecoms" titles held at Alor Star during the weekend. She beat nine other girls in each contest.
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    Col. Musa, Johore royal court official, dies at 72
    132 5 Col. Musa, Johore royal court official, dies at 72 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Lt.-Col. Musa bin Yusof died last night. He was 72. Soon after leaving school he joined the Johore Military Forces. He accompanied the late Sultan Ibrahim on one of his tours to Europe. Col. Musa took part in
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    500 will attend co-op picnic
    41 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed More than 500 people will attend the first observance here on Saturday of the International co-operative Movement Day. The celebrations will Include a mass picnic off the Telok Ayer Tawar beach at Butterworth
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    Killed by tree
    33 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed. Othman bin Din. 26. was killed when an old tree which he was cutting for firewood fell on him. the coroner's court wr.s told today. Verdict: Misadventure.
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    Roving cattle: Call for a cowboy-style round-up
    205 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rpHE municipal coun- cil here was urged today to recruit local "cowboys" to round-up cattle straying within town limits. Said Inche Sardon bin Kechut (All— nominated) who suggested the cowboys: "The council should pay a reward of $5 to $10
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    MUNICIPAL TAKE-OVER: NO DATE FIXED
    282 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Federation Government has not p set any specific date to take over the administration of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council. This was disclosed today by the President of the Council. Mr. A. D. York, at Its monthly meeting. "I have got
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      264 6 (Leu* QJ i\m,fmeni\ ety c/ lores ToraM BTeiided Fabrics Strains that come from each instrument make up a lovely symphony, harmonizing sounds of these instruments with high playing techniques. The four leading spinners of long standing in Japan have successfully played a new symphony of fibres with their world famous
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    THEY PRAY FOR 40 NIGHTS FOR A PAY INCREASE
    272 7  - THEY PRAY FOR 40 NIGHTS FOR A PAY INCREASE ABDULLAH AHMAD Religious teachers now seek God's help over claims By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More than 586 Islamic religious teachers in Selangor are praying every night so that the Government will "change its attitude" to giving them pay This special prayer
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    $10,000 for student who lost an eye
    154 7 $10,000 for student who lost an eye OERTH. Wed. —An Ipoh student, Cheah Kay Seng, 23. has been awarded A£1,552 (about $10,--000) by the West Australian Supreme Court for the loss of an eye in an assault following an argument during a card game. Cheah. a science student at the
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    FUND AIDS INDIAN LABOURERS, ORPHANS
    79 7 FUND AIDS INDIAN LABOURERS, ORPHANS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The South Indian Labour Fund Board spent $82,431 last year in repatriating labourers and their dependants, according to its latest annual report. It also gave $23,000 to homes in the Federation caring for orphans of South Indian labourers and spent $56,985 to
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    YOUNG PRIESTS MUST NOT BE PUSHED TOO FAST: BAINES
    188 7 LONDON, Wed. IT had been found inadvisable to push young Indian and Cinese priests too fast and give them too great a responsibility soon after their ordination or send them to Isolated places, the former Bishop of Singapore and Malaya the
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    Senate: All over in five minutes
    83 7 Senate: All over in five minutes KIALA LIMPIR. Wed.— The Senate met for five minutes today and decided to adjourn till July 6. During the brief proceedings, the Minister of Justice. Tun Leong Yew Koh. read out the Bills whirh will be considered at the nrxt meeting. All the Bills
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    Federation may discontinue Chinese affairs —service—
    370 7 Federation may discontinue Chinese affairs service KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. T^HE Federation Government is assessing the duties and responsibilities of Chinese Affairs Officers "in the light of present circumstances'' and considering whether the service should be continued in its present form. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said this in a
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      331 7 THE WORLDS MOST EXCITING YOUNG BEAUTIES USE POND'S §11 ■Bf 4 V£■ V Cio Petre of Stockholm. Sweden, is a fascinating young actress She won i scholarship to the limout Swedish Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Whe,n she's not on stage. Cm lo\es to po wiling, but knows she must
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      Clutching a Straw
      622 8 For those who clutch at straws there is safety in the unanimous reaffirmation of Communist leaders present at the Bucharest conference of faith in the co-existence policy. The declaration is not indeed without interest. It politely contradicts Peking's thesis, although for that matter Madame Sun Vat-sen appeared
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      MCA Machine
      360 8 Spectres of the MCA's not so distant past return with the news that the central working committee is to discuss party discipline. Mr. Tan Siew Sin is displeased that the Penang branch criticised his tax evasion Bill. It certainly looked like a recurrence of the trouble that used
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      The White Flag
      229 8 There can be no peace with the Malayan Communist Party because its aim is conflict. There have been no illusions about this. The end of the military emergency means the intensification of the subversive emergency, and the public has reluctantly accepted the Internal Security Act because of
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    RUBBER: THE QUIET REVOLUTION
    1223 8 BY A STRAITS TIMES STAFF WRITER 'Manual of Rubber Planting (Malaya)' by A.T. Edgar. Published by the Incorporated Society of Planters, Kuala Lumpur. —$30. PLANTING practices have changed astonishingly in the twenty-three years since the* Manual of Rubber Planting was published, a progress that has by
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      The nightmare I have lived with for a year
      204 8 A FEW days ago I moved from the Sembawang Hills Estate area to the Naval Base after completing Just over a year of my three-year tour In Singapore. In this year I have driven about 15.000 miles mostly on Thomson Road.
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      Inhuman
      111 8 /"kN a recent race day I was \J in a coffee shop at the junction of Rotan Lane and Chander Road when I saw a teenaged Chinese being rushed at. manhandled and handcuffed, by not one detective but by seven or eight. The boy was led away •while the
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      Unfair
      125 8 A LOCAL council near here advertised for a clerk who should have experience of local council procedure and be able to speak Hokkien and Cantonese. The appointment was awarded to a man who la a government pensioner unable to speak any Chinese. My grouse Is not jealousy but to
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      The answer
      114 8 \|R VERNON BARTLFTT. with his usual insight, penetrated to the root of the matter in discussing what Is- happening in Japan, but his analysis raises a problem that so far seems to be unanswerable That is. "how can people be persuaded to believe In the slow gradual benefits
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      The Dutch
      96 8 WITH regard to your editorial "Colonial Vestige." If you mean by "the Inept rule of Indonesia by the Dutch" that the Dutch did not follow the example of America and Australia in obliterating the aborigines instead of developing their country for them and giving them doctors and hospitals
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      89 8 REFORE the proposed National Theatre is built I suggest It would be more appropriate to have a first class national stadium. Singapore needs one like the Federation's magnifl- cent Merdeka Stadium. The Jalan- Besar Stadium Is a disgrace to the city of Singapore We have already a beautiful theatre
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      135 8 I WOULD like to convey my appreciation of the fine conduct of the nurse* at the Lady Templer Hospital. I am prompted to express my feelings to dispel any impression that might have been Tormed in the minds of some members of the public that nurses are an arrogant
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      63 8 rE Singapore Musical Society should be commended for Its efforts in arranging master classes for advanced piano students and refresher courses for music teachers under the young German pianist Oerd .Kaeinper. during his brief stay here. It Is the first time that a foreign artist has conducted such classes
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      74 8 JS there a shortage of staff In the Malacca General Post Office? There Is one counter which Is closed all the title. The counter next to It seems to deal with every thing— desposita. withdrawals, money orders, pensions and postal orders. One man obviously cannot handle all this.
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    1189 9 Lawyer- client told: Keep quiet IPOH. Wed RAJASOORIA INTERVENES AS LIBEL CLAIMANT SEENIVASAGAM DISCUSSES ACTION AGAINST PAPERS THAT CARRIED TOH'S STATEMENT PPP LEADER SAYS: WE'RE GRATEFUL FOR LAWS GOODWILL DURING the hearing of a libel action in the High Court here today Dato R. P. S. Kajasooria told his client,
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    Thief jailed for 2 years
    66 9 SINOAPORE. Wed. Lim Poh Tian, 24. was Jailed for two years in a District Court today after he had pleaded cuilty to a charge of house* breaking and theft He was alleged to have entered the house of Mr. K. D Melwanl at Colombo Court
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    Sent to China
    37 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A total of $709,243 was remitted to China from Singapore last month. The total re. mltted from the Federation was 1361.737. These flgurta were given by the Ministry of Finance here tonight.
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    School show
    32 9 RAUB, Wed. The headmaster of the Mahmud Bchool here, Mr. V. Murugasu, has organised an exhibition of science, mathematics and art in the school hall for July 4 and 5.
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    Territorial Army seeks officers
    227 9 I KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday ()FHCERS in the Security Forces are being asked to apply for permanent appointments in the Federation Territorial Army. They are required by January next year in the staff establishment of the expanding new army. Ministry of- Defence spokesman said today that for
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    New student Urn: Tanned, fit after 4 years of torment
    83 9 NO longer tormented by failure. No longer the student who bid for four fantastic years in the tiny attic of a church in Ann Arbor, Michigan, 29-year-old Lim Cheng Gnan, of Singapore, is pictured yesterday, a year after his ordeal.
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    WOMAN, 25, ACCUSED OF KICKING 3 POLICEMEN AT 1 a.m.
    158 9 WOMAN, 25, ACCUSED OF KICKING 3 POLICEMEN AT 1 a.m. CINOAPORE, Wed. Josephine John, 25, pleaded not guilty to charges of assaulting four police officers and another woman. She will be tried in the Eighth Magistrate's Court on July 11. When the court offered her $500 ball she turned it
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    More low cost houses
    35 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The municipal council today adopted a resolution to build more low cost houses within the municipality. The move was made by a nominated member. Inche Sardon bin Kechut.
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    Governor lauds Convent's work
    206 9 MALACCA, Wednesday. THE Governor of Malacca, Dato Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof, today commended the sisters of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus here for their noble work of caring and bringing up unwanted babies Addressing a large gathering at the opening of a $86,000
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    RADIO PHONES: NOW 30 FIRMS APPLY TO USE THEM
    135 9 RADIO PHONES: NOW 30 FIRMS APPLY TO USE THEM SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ABOUT 30 applications have been made so far for licences to use the new Singapore land radio-telephone service. A spokesman for the Telecommunications Department said today that the response was "most encouraging" and the network would be opened soon.
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    Pay claim talks
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Thr management of the Chung Khlaw Bank here today met officials of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union for talks in connection with pay claims submitted by the union.
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      97 9 2 brothers are fined $3,000 each PWO brothers. Tan Lai Tong. 17. and Tan Lai Hua. 19. were fined $3,000. or five months' jail, each In Singapore for assisting In carrying on a character lottery. They did not pay the fine. Penang coroner yesterday returned a finding of "murder" at
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      69 9 More than 100 people visited the British submarine Tactician, when It wag opened to the public at Penang yesterday. Three armed thugs robbed a woman, Tan Slew Moi, of $300 worth of jewellery in her Tanjong Bungah. Penang. home. Kajang will send 110 Boys Scouts to the Selangor scout rally
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      701 10 New costume colours for your lips— in blue, lilac MATCHING MIRROR CASES I IPSTICK is an essential part of every woman's make-up. There are women who do not touch powder or mascara, women who will not look at perfumes or hair lotions, but almost every woman uses lipstick. Because of
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      331 10 Straits Times Crossword AQJIOBB 7. Yield fony since break-up ot 1. Having realised one has a relieving body 18. 7i. cheated (S, 2). 8. Debt collector gone mad In 5. Made fun of fad— chef is up- cell (7). set (7). 13. Oreek heroine also has the 9. Saw thief
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    90 12 'PHI Federation Minister of Finance has fixed the following price* for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on June 30. Rubber 51.13 a lb. Copra 5486 a ton. Coconut oil $164 a ton. Palm oil $031.30 a ton. Palm kernels $403 a ton. The rates of duties
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares eased slightly on the Slock Exchange here today. The most significant move was PaUrsons, down Bd. Base metal* eased, while the oil shares remained steady. Commonwealth loans were steady. Con. Zinc 93/6 Mount Lj ell 6,9; North Broken HIU (10s.) 25/10 4 Peko B,s'i
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    143 12 CINGAPORK Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesierdav were: Copra: Meady: UK/Conilnent July/ Aug. shipments $31 buyers. $32 sellers. Coconut oil: steady: buik $46 seller?, drum $49 sellers. Pepper: steady; no Uislness was reported done. Muntok white $305. Sarawak $300. special Sarawak black $225 and garbled Lampong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    84 12 T'Hr. Malayan Exchange Bank* A— elation made the following changes in its rates to meiciipius yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 1/4. O.D. 32 3/8, 90 d/st 32 13/16 credit bills. 32 7/8 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: 1 Canada 31 15/16.
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    SINGAPORE'S INTEREST RATES ARE NOW INCREASED
    551 12 SINGAPORE'S INTEREST RATES ARE NOW INCREASED By Our Market Correspondent CINGAPORE interest rates were brought into line with those of the Federation yesterday when the Malayan Stock Exchange Banks Association increased cent. This means that bes for advances against Gc securities, clean advances 6 per cent. Advances against stocks and
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 12 SINGAPORE. June 29. RUBBER: 119' cents per lb. (down 1 5 8 cents). 5 .pm. close: 1M 4 cents (steadier). TIN: $393 per picul (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (unchanged).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    225 12 lI IV first grade rubber buyers fob. closed In Singapore yesterday at 1 l 9T a cents per lb., down l- cents on Tuesdays close. The closing tone wu very pM S.C.C.S.A. CLOSING PRICES In cent* per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 119%, sellers
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: June 29 June 28 Industrials: 146.96 141. i1l Tins: 118.9H !26.95 8 Rubbers: 2990! 299.37 Jan. 1 19S8 10*.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1087 12 Ol\(;APORfc members of the < 1 Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business a*> ihei" 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. Bargains are given before prices uule&s only one was written). Industrials: Fed. Dispensan (4) 81.62 OL. $1.65 to 81.60; PTasei- and Neave orda 82.13 and 82.12: Oammon (4)
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    142 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharrea or expected today are: Bteel Advocate 1/2. KUnlkawa Maru 4/5, Tin-anna 6A. Perim 6/7. Tjlmenteng 10/11, Bennachie 13/14. Antllochui 15/16. Lika 18 Wairata 19, Serdan* N. Wall 3 Oiang Ann N. Wall 5 Rajah Brooke 21/22, Salatlga 23/24 Benany 25/26.
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      317 12 ■MNHMBMI EVERETT ORIENT LINE fat Hiatkiai. Jaiai:— S co" P. S>am fentni UTMtVEHETT 7 Jtat S Aai 3 Ass ft' l)M|Mi. Ciittaiiai. Calcalta 1 »UTHf¥I«ITT" CH 31 3S 1 jaly 2 Jaly •BOIPNEVfICTT' 1 17 Jil» n Jaly 23 J.I, "MNmtETT laly II jaly II Jaly Bulk oil/latex toacs avaiiabH.
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      44 12 TENDjER PAHANG F.W.D. TENDER NOTICE The date of closing of tenders for the Construction in Reinforced Concrete of a Road Bridge over Sungei Kepong at »7U Mile Temerloh Karak Road. Route II Pahang is extended from the 30th June, to the 14th July 1960.
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      1068 13 TENDERS NOTICES P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE AIIPTinN <s*l F OF TENDERS from Class A AUCTION SALE OF l^n^e^pS^CL -^cuprr-standS Department, Kuala Lumpur an E refrigerator. User skin, up to 12 noon on 287.ti0 pram, weighing scales, ladles for the construction of a Ma- handbags, etc. ternity Hospital in Kuala To Be
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      578 13 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 11) In Bankruptcy No. 685 of 1959 Re Syed All bin Esa Alhadad NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has fixed the 6th day of July. 1960 at 230 o'clock in the afternoon at the Registrar's Chambers. Ground Ploo. Supreme Court Building. Singapore, for
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      637 13 TENDERS PETALING JAVA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Tender.s will be received at the Office of the Administrator, Petaling Jaya, up to 3.00 pjn. on Uth July. 1960 for the construction of Sewage Treatment works (Ist. phase) for the Town Centre in Petaling Jaya. Plans and specifications can be obtained from the Town
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      732 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCY PAPER, SARAWAK ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CO. LTD. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER The duties of the post will he eiUier Assistant to the General Manager (including handling of staff matters and staff welfare), or District Manager in one of 'he other divisions controlling groups of power station ranging from IOOkW to
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      996 13 HOUSCS A LAND FOR SALE It Word, SI (Ml*.)— Box it el,, txlrm BINTONC PARK— District 10— wiling well below cost. Solidly ron>iructid bungalow, rlr-vattd position 3 bedroom* i one alrcondltiontd) hathroora ittacbrt. loongr. covered patio, srparat* dining room, double Karaice. servants quartern fenced. 24,000 sq. ft. Freehold vacant po«»e*mon.
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    The stadium that Murad built...
    265 14  -  LEE FOO SAN, WILL BE OPENED BY SULTAN OF PERAK ON JULY 12 By Ipoh, Wednesday HHHE first sports stadium to be built in Perak will be declared open by the Sultan of Perak on July 12 at Taiping. It will stand as a monument
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    BRAWLING AT SOCCER – MUST STOP -POLICE
    151 14  - BRAWLING AT SOCCER MUST STOP -POLICE JACK FINGLETON By CANBERRA. Wed— I nless they stop brawling, soccer migrant teams will be banned in Canberra. Stating this. Police Sup< -rintrmlrnt Mr. L. W. Powley said strong national feelings shown at such matches had to be eliminated if migrants were to be
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    MY LAST BOUT—JOHANSSON
    33 14 MY LAST BOUT— JOHANSSON COPENHAGEN, Wed.— lngemar Johansson, former world heavyweight champion, said yesterday that his next bout with Floyd Patterson, who took the title from him. will be his last bout.— U.P.l.
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    218 14 London paper. names him 'Sportsman of the Summer' LONDON. Wed. The news thati Geoff Griffin, the South African pace bowler, would not bowl again on the tour of England was given prominence in newspapers in Britain and South Africa yesterday. The London evening newspaper. The Star named Griffin the
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    ACTION at WIMBLEDON
    52 14 ACTION and drama at Wimbledon Christine Truman t above), Britain's No. 1 hope for the women's singles, hits out a smashing forehand; Karen Hantze (top right), the American junior beaten by Christine In the quarter-finals, sprawls on the court; and Australian Rod Layer (right), gets tangled in
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    NO HITCH FOR MCF in PICKING A TEAM
    198 14  - NO HITCH FOR MCF in PICKING A TEAM LARRY CARROLL CYCLING NOTES By TtfO sports organisa--11 tion picking a team for an important event could have had better fortune than the Malayan Cyclists Federation in its attempt to find six riders to take part in the Indonesian championships. Against all
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    412 14 lONDON. Wed. Don Wilson, left-arm splnnfr. took five for 30 to help the champions. Yorkshire, beat Derbyshire by 58 runs at Chesterfield yesterday and Increase their lead in the county cricket championship. While Yorkshire were heading for victory, their nearest rivals. Middlesex
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    12 MARKS AND MORE r LIKELY TO GO
    309 15 12 MARKS AND MORE r LIKELY TO GO KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A LREADY 12 records have been broken and more are expected lo go on Friday when Ihe ninth Selangor Combined Schools athletics championships enter its final day at the Merdeka Stadium. Four hundred athletes representing 34 schools in the
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    SIX FOR GAMES SWIM TRIALS
    114 15 SIX FOR GAMES SWIM TRIALS SINGAPORE, Wed. Six swimmers will take part in the Olympic trials at Tanjong Rhu tomorrow. Three of them. Fong Hoe Beng. Eric Yeo and Ooi Boon Khwee will attempt to qualify for the men's 100 metres freestyle. The Qualifying time for this event set by
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    Victoria beat off challenge by 'Saints'
    161 15 Victoria beat off challenge by 'Saints' SINGAPORE, Wed.—Victoria School beat off a strong challenge by St. Andrew's School to become champions of the Serangoon District combined schools athletics meet held at Farrer Park Stadium tuday Victoria, who scored 48 points by winning all the four relays, chalked up a total
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    25 15 STOCKHOLM. Wed. A party of East German swimmers who recently competed In China, have been suspended by the International Amateur Swimming Federation 'F.1.N.A.). Reuter.
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    Title defence
    28 15 NEW YORK. Wed— Carlos Ortiz of New York will defend his world Junior welterweight boxing title against Duilio Lol. of Italy, in Milan on Auk 20
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      130 15 Ipok Div. 2; Police 5 (Yusoft 4, I&nuilj Bawean Putra 1 (Dana•url); Div. 3: 3rd Bn RMR 2 iZacharia, Jti(ar> Jnr Medlcah 0. Dtnaro Cup: 7th Bn RMR 4 (Zakaila Huiln. Yut>ol penalty) 3rd Bn RMR 1 iZackanai, .it Taiplng. Kluanc Lgt: 6th Bn RMR 3 (Ismail 2. Yusof)
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      1345 15 Spore Combined bctaogl'i Bi. rim»h Dialrtct day (flaaU) Mu>» b#ecial Div. 2<rom: 1 Wang MM Joo icri>. C»en cnet Choi (Crt) 2ls; e«Wn; i Kang nan Seng (CH». 2m *****. long jump: 1 Hwang Liang Young (.cm 18U 'an; tuacni: i cneru tv Fang it'rii. Cnuang La
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      21 15 V American bantam* t title: H Marques (holder. UB> outofed M Ellas (116' v) over II rds at Phoenix. Arirona.
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      22 15 Pro. tourney (s-flnals) K. Rosewall bt T. Trabert 3-«. 6-4. 6-3: L Hoad bt A. Cooper 6-3. 8-6. at Los Angeles.
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    68 15 SOCCEK S'porr l»iv. 1: IRC I Sukaramn! iJalan Besar. 5.15 p.m.). Friendly; Chinese Athletic v Raiiiu iF.n'-r Park). ATHLETICS S'porr »cliool» inter-dUtrtrt: I Panjann (Furrcr Pi*rK 2.30 p.m.): Bukil Timah (Chinese Hieh School krei 2 p in >. PenarttC and Province Wcllesley iCit* Btadiumi; Ipoh M, Michaels Primary
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    Six miles out
    30 15 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore inter-club athletics championships for the Stanvac trophy will be held on July 10 at Farrer Park. Th» six mile event has been scrapped
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    272 15 EPSOM JEEP*. TEN TO FOLLOW f|ENTENTURIUS and Whiz Pah, two recent winners, head my "must follow" list for the July races at Bukit Timah. My Un horses to follow are: DENTEXTURKS: Showed his best form when he beat Happy Melody over s}f.
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    66 15 Sgt. Edwards awarded a golf medal KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Sgt. B. Edwards, former Aldershot and District golf champion. \v«s the outstanding golfer In the 17 Gurkha Division/Overseas Commonwealth Land Forces championships held here over the weekend. He was awarded the Services Golfing Society medal. Edwards Is gradually reachIns his best
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