The Straits Times, 9 June 1961

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    25 1 NATIONAL IJBRABY, SINGAPORE, 6. AVIHAU lIAII V 1IKIIIIII» SALE l\(ll 1^ 90,000 I Set**** The Straits Times Estd. 1843. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    CRUTCHES FOR KENNEDY
    563 1 Used them before his meeting with Nikita New back strain puts him in pain WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Kennedy has suffered a new strain in his back and is considering using crutches tomorrow, the White House said today. Mr. Pierre Salinger, the President's Press Secretary, said that Mr.
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    SIX HURT AS EXPRESS BUS OVERTURNS
    96 1 SIX HURT AS EXPRESS BUS OVERTURNS BATU PAHAT. Thur.s. Six people were admitted to hospital here when a Singapore Malacca express bus crashed into a lamp po.st and overturned, one mile south of here at 5.15 p.m. today. Several of the 10 other occupants were treated as outpatients. The bus
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    Lock icon Duke of Kent marries —Katharine Worsley
    281 1 MILLIONS WATCH CEREMONY ON TV YORK, Thurs. The Duke of Kent, 25, married Miss Kathari n c Worsley. 28, blonde attractive daughter of a Yorkshire landowner, in York Minster here today. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Michael Ramsey. Archbishop of York, who becomes
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    Lock icon THREE GET DEATH IN PLOT TO SEIZE CITY
    138 1 THREE GET DEATH IN PLOT TO SEIZE CITY SAIGON. Thurs.-Six government employees and a Communist liaison agent have been found guilty of taking part in a plot to seize the large provincial city of True Giang on April 1. Three men. including the liaison agent, were sentenced to death, two
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    Lock icon Petula weds Frenchman
    110 1 PARIS, Than. British "pop" singer Petula Clark, 28. married M. Claude Wolff, a French publicity agent and music publisher, at the town hall of Bourg La Reine, a Paris suburb, today. The mayor of Bourg La Reine. M. Eitienne Thieulin. told Miss Clark: •Now that you are
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    Lock icon An appointment with death
    140 1 LONDON. Thurs. A gunman went by appointment to a New* castle-on-Tyne hank yesterday, shot the bank manager dead and wounded a policeman. Then, as bank staff and customers scattered for safety, the gunman fired another shot and fell seriously wounded. Shortly after the bank opened, a
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    U.S. bans jeeps to Congo
    44 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs The United States has banned shipments of jeep-type vehicles to the Congo because of their military value In the African nation, thtState Department said today The department said it hoped other Western nations would take similar action.
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    Lock icon Tokyo police set for rioting
    168 1 TOKYO, Thursday. STEEL-HELMETED squads of police last night continued their vigilance over thousands of student and unionist demonstrators demanding that the government kill the Anti-Political Violence Bill. Although the government early yesterday morning decided to shelve the Bill until the next session of parliament. Socialist
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    Serrano in on hush-hush visit 'to see children'
    185 1 Serrano in on hush-hush visit 'to see children KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THK Philippines Foreign Secretary, Sir. Fclixberto Serrano, is here on a surprise hush-hush visit. Surprise: Because even the Philippines Legation here had no prior information about his arrival except a telephone call today. Hush-Hush: Because nobody not even Mr.
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    Lock icon Aegean cruise
    32 1 ATHENS. Thurs. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, who arrived here yesterday from London for a private holiday, boarded the 235-ton yacht North Wind today for a cruise in the Aegean Sea. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Freighter sinks: 41 feared drowned
    117 1 Freighter sinks: 41 feared drowned fTAIPEH, Thurs. The A Hong Kong bound Nationalist freighter Tie Hsiang was reported today to have sunk about 120 miles from Kaohsiung. Reports reaching here from Kaohsiung said only two survivors and oni' body wen picked up yesterday by the Kuang Piing which was returning
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    LATEST
    25 1 SOUTH VIETNAM CONFIDENT WASHINGTON I Defence Secrctarj R B Mtnaniai.1 pri jrut-ri|l.» har.i>-' Victuuin Mill m<i till I t <>mmuiu>t- —I I 1 I
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    Lock icon Anti-Jewish prejudice in schools alleged
    120 2 Anti-Jewish prejudice in schools alleged T ONDON. Thurs.— Mrs. Laura Grimond. wife of the Liberal Party leader, has complained of anti Jewish discrimination in London schools. She said she had given notice of a resolution she intends to move at the quarterly meeting of the Liberal Party Council. The resolution
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    Lock icon Two children affected
    61 2 Two children affected TORONTO. Thurs. Two children exposed to a radium compound they found In a warehouse have been contaminated by the radio-actlvp material, specialists who examined them said today.' The children, with 10 others, came Into contact with the radium last weekend when they found a store of 500
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    Lock icon KENNEDY GIVEN PAPERS ON RUSSIA'S VIEWS
    351 2 KENNEDY GIVEN PAPERS ON RUSSIA'S VIEWS WASHINGTON, Thurs. Russian memoranda on Berlin and nuclear testing were handed to President Kennedy in Vienna last Sunday, the White House said last night. The President's Press secretary, Mr. Pierre Salinger, declined to discuss the substance of the two documents. There were reports from
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    New army chief
    31 2 PARIS. Thurs. Gen. Charles Alllert. who pressed the button setting off France's first atomic blast In the Sahara in February last year, is new forces commander in Algeria
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    Lock icon New stamp due
    35 2 CANBERRA, Thurs.— A new Australian sd. stamp depicting the first men to reach the south magnetic pole— Edworth David. Douglas Mawson, and A. F. Mackay will be issued on July 5.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'STOP THIS SELL-OUTSIR ROY CRIES
    73 2 'STOP THIS SELL-OUT-SIR ROY CRIES SALISBURY, Ihurv —Sir Roy Welensky last night lashed out at British colonial policy and said the time had come to "stop this sellout" of Britain's colonies. He called for the reestablishment of the role of responsibility In colonial affairs. The Rhodesian Federal Prime Minister spoke
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    THE REFUGEES WANT TO KEEP THEIR STATUS
    400 2 HONG KONG, Thursday. T^EARLY 10,000 pro-Nationalist Chinese today reiterated their stand to do everything they could to preserve their refugee status. The "we don't want to be integrated" community had been known for the past 11 years as Rennies Mill, a lonely settlement
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    Lock icon Still trying
    40 2 SEOUL. Thurs. The Foreign Minister of the military government of South Korea. Lt.-Gen. Hong II Kirn told a press conference today negotiations were continuing for the government leader. Lt.Gen. Chang Do Yung to visit the United States —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Iron age town
    32 2 LONDON, Thurs. The site of an iron age town has been uncovered by Ministry of Works employees during excavations for bulldh.g at Old Sleaford Village, near Kesteven. Lincolnshire. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon FARMERS GO TO TOWN
    59 2 PARIS, Thurs. Farmers. angered by falling potato prices and government farm price policy, today invaded the Breton town of Morlaix. They dragged tractor* and other farm machines across streets, stopping all traffic, and marched on the local government office and occupied it, including the subprefeefs apartment.
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    Lock icon A record Aussie rural production this year
    152 2 A DELAIDE. Thurs. The A Minister for Primary Industry. Mr. C. Adermann, today predicted that while Australian rural production this financial year would prove a record, exports in farm products would be down £A 45 million. Wool exports would be £A6l million less,
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    Lock icon ABORIGINES FOUGHT DUEL WITH BOOMERANG, SPEAR
    112 2 PERTH, Thurs— Two Australian aborigines at Leonora, 500 miles from here., fought a duel using a boomerang and a 10ft spear. Tommy Nyanga. 45. and Marsa Morrison, 25. were charged In court with causing a disturbance. Police said the fight b*«an after a long-standing
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    Navy beating [ Borneo pirates, House is told
    202 2 Navy beating Borneo pirates, House is told I ONDON. Thurs. British naval patrols arrested three suspected pirate vessels and 35 suspected pirates orf the coast of North Borneo during May, according; to Mr. Hugh Fraser, th e Colonial Undcr-Secretary. A Conservative. Mr. Colin Turner, had complained in the House of
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    Lock icon A-rocket to moon in 10 years
    193 2 WASHINGTON. Thursday. r\R. GLENN SEABORG, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, said the United States expected to have a nuclear-powered rocket able to send a man to the moon and perhaps even farther into outer space by 1970. Dr. Seaborg. who was appearing before
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    Angola terror debated
    510 3 Portugal, hitting back at critics, tells about barbarism by attackers from across Congo border NEW YORK, Thursday. "PNLARGED photographs of mutilated men, women and children J were shown to United Nations Security Council members yesterday as Portugal charged acts of indiscriminate barbarism against Angolans by terrorists from
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    Lock icon TRA WLER SHOTS 'DEPLORED'
    138 3 COPENHAGEN, Thursday. THE British Government said in a note to Denmark published here last night that it deplored last week's incident involving the British trawler Red Crusader. It said it did not consider it possible to make any de cision on the case as there were
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    Heat kills 25
    23 3 NEW DELHI. Thur.s. A two-day heat wave over northern India was reported to have killed at least 25 people.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon GUILD HEAD APPLAUDS SPIT LAMB
    94 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Marquess of Milford Haven, newly elected president of the oldest order of gastronomy the Guild of Turning Spit Roasters stood and applauded when two New Zealand lambs, roasted whole for three hours on a revolving spit, were carried in to lunch at
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    Lock icon Six more 'Freedom Riders' are jailed
    237 3 Six more 'Freedom Riders' are jailed JACKSON, (Mississippi), Thurs. Six more "Freedom Riders" three Negroes and three wnites were jailed here yesterday after being charged with breach of the peace and defying racial segregation laws In a bus terminal. Later, three Negro members of the first "Freedom Fly-In" group were
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    Lock icon Heading home
    31 3 PARIS, Thurs.— lsraeli Premier David Ben-Gurion left for home today, winding up a tour that took him to Canada, the United States and Britain as well as France. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Baby for Lee
    20 3 HOLLYWOOD Thurs.— Screen star Lee Remick yesterday gave birth to her second child, an 81b. boy.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon U.N. to take over army of Katanga
    102 3 U.N. to take over army of Katanga T EOPOLDVILLE. Thurs. U.N. officers will take over the 7.000-man Katanga army, the U.N. Congo Commander-ln-Chief, Gen. Scan McKeown, announced yesterday. Gen. Mckeown said its 350 Belgian, French and Polish officers will be replaced by officers from French speaking U. N. troops. The
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    Lock icon GERMANS IN BRITAIN PLAN DEFENDED
    233 3 LONDON, Thursday. ]t|R. JOHN PROFUMO, the Secretary for War, said iTA today that allowing German troops to train in Britain was no different in principle from allowing the Americans to have facilities in the Hebrides. Mr. Profumo told questioners In the House of Commons that
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    Lock icon Airman stabbed in street
    48 3 LONDON, Thurs. United States airman Stanley T. Roach, 21, of Knoxville, Tennessee, was stabbed to death by a gang yesterday in a London West End street. His companion. Gerald Barreras. 20, of Socorio. New Mexico, was taken to hospital with serious head injuries.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon SOUTH AFRICAN 'SLANDERS'-BY Dr. LOUW
    542 3 SOUTH AFRICAN 'SLANDERS' BY Dr. LOUW CAPE TOWN, Thursday jtfß. ERIC LOUW, the South African Foreign Minister, tolU-the Senate yesterday of "distorted and false Press reports" sent abroad by correspondents of overseas newspapers in South Africa Such reports were "unbelievable." he said. He emphasised he was not referring to all
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    31 3 CANBERRA, Thurs. —The Ocvernment has refused to allow three Russian Communists to visit Australia for a congress of the Australian Communist Party, official sources said here today. Reuter.
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    Jakarta Wrens
    15 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian Navy is to form a women's corps. r |i
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    SHB to get new claims
    614 4 STAFF ASSOCIATION TO ASK FOR WAGE INCREASE AND BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS SINGAPORE, Thurs JJARBOUR workers at an extraordinary meeting tonight approved new claims for more pay and improved working conditions to be submitted to the Singapore Harbour Board. The meeting, which was called by the
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    Former police officer fined
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A police prosecutor today asked a court for a deterrent sentence on an ex-police officer, Lew Ah Soong, accused of being an unlicensed dealer in second-hand cars in Short Street on Mar. 16. Mr. Dudley De Cruz, acting DSP, said that there was "no
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    For trial by the High Court
    67 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two youths, Quah Kirn Seng and Yew Pong Tai. were today committed for trial before the High Court on a charge of gang robbery. Quah and Yew were alleged to have robbed a shopassistant. Teo Ngark Kwee, of a watch, a gold
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    Re-elected
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Thillal Nathan has been reelected president of the committee of management of the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar temple in Ceylon Road.
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    ROTAN AND JAIL FOR EXTORTING FROM GIRL
    80 4 ROTAN AND JAIL FOR EXTORTING FROM GIRL SINGAPORE, Thurs. A district judge today ordered six lashes of the rotan for Tan Kok Leong for extorting money from Choc Ah Hong, describee 1 by the prosecution as a callgirl, in Tapah Street. He was also sentenced to 12 months' jail. Passing
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    Six schools in quiz contest
    57 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Six schools will take part in an inter-school geographical quiz competition, at the Beatty Secondary School Hall on June 14 at 2.30 p.m. They are Cedar Girls' Secondary School. Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School, TanJong Katong Girls' School, Serangoon English School, and the
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    Talk on tourism
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— lnche Rahim Ishak. political secretary to the Minister of Culture, will speak to the V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta chapter) on "Tourism and Singapore" at a luncheon meeting on Saturday at Orchard Hotel.
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    Water cut
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off along Paya Lebar Road, between Rochdale Road and Lim Teck 800 Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Poultry farmer slain —-near rail track—
    190 4 Poultry farmer slain -near rail track— SINGAPORE, Thurs T>OLICE today were in- vestigating the death of a poultry farmer. Lee Cheang Choo J4, who was fpund with head and neck injuries at 9< 3 miles Bukit Timah last night. Lee was unconscious when a villager. Ng Eng Chan, found him
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    2 DEATHS ON SHIP: INQUIRY BEGINS
    221 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday T»HE inquest on two fumigators, Robert Kee Thian x Bee, 36, and Yusoff bin Rahman, 27. on board the Siamese freighter, the Tempamat, began today before the Assistant Coroner, Mr. Loke Siew Hoong Evidence was taken from an eye-witness, Tbomas Tan, who
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    Youth hid loot in his mouth
    71 4 Youth hid loot in his mouth SINGAPORE, Thurs. A gold chain was found in the mouth of an unemployed youth, when he was detained by a detective after a chase, the ninth magistrate's court was told today. Inspector Teoh Beng San, prosecuting, said that the youth, Ng Ah Hea. snatched
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    Query for Home Minister
    75 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Oiig Pang Boon, will be asked at the next sitting of the Legislative Assembly on June 14, to state the number of new voters in the Anson constituency's revised electoral roll. The query has been raised by the
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    Fire fund now $681,417
    562 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Another $8,288.14 in donations received by the Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund Committee today took the fund lO $681,417.69. The following Is the full list of donations received by the committee up to 1 p.m. today: Chang Chow General Association $300; Masters (1959)
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      380 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE following is today's a.m.; from Penang. Ipon, Kuala 802) 9.40 a.m.; to Jakarta iOA schedule Of Civil air- Lumpur, Malacca (ML 149) 803 1 6.05 p.m. craft movements at Paya 715 p.m.; from Penang, Ipon, Qantas: To Bangkok. CaiI^har arnnrt Slnwnnr* Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML
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    Trade pact 'symbol of friendship'
    592 5 Trade pact 'symbol of friendship' MALAYA, N.Z. TO CONFER ON 'UNFAIR COMPETITION' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday VyTTH a Maori greeting, "Kia Ora Katoa" ("Good luck to you all'), the Federation and New Zealand Governments today exchanged the instruments of ratification putting into effect a trade agreement concluded in February. One of
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    Girl weeps at a murder hearing
    201 5 JPOH, Thurs.— An 18- year-old girl repeatedly broke into tears today when giving evidence in a preliminary inquiry into the murder of her younger brother. Choy Wai Han said that her brother, Peng Kong, 11. died after a man had broken into her room.
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    The Malayan force in Congo holds a birthday parade, too
    176 5 The Malayan force in Congo holds a birthday parade, too J£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Hundreds of Congolese watched admiringly as troops of the Malayan Special Force in the Congo held a parade to celebrate the official birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. A cable received from th« MSF Headquarters in Leopoldville
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    Coronation stamp
    85 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— A special issue of a 10-cent postage stamp to commemorate the Coronation of the Sultan of Selangor will be on sale at all post offices and postal agencies in Malaya on June 28. The commemorative stamp, which features a portrait of the Sultan and the
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    Boy killed
    35 5 TELUK ANSON, Thurs.— Hussein bin Mohamed Said, four, son of a policeman stationed at Hutan Melintang. died in hospital after he was knocked down by a car while he was crossing the road.
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    Girl is saved by her screams
    128 5 RUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. A father's timely arrival saved a girl from being badly manhandled, Inspector Ismail bin Hassan said today at the trial of a padi planter. Ismail bin Ibrahim. Ibrahim pleaded guilty to using criminal force on Sakun Thalai at Kampong Manggis on
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    Rakyat supports TUC
    69 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Party Rakyat. in a statement today, announced its support "on principle" of the six T.U.C. leaders' call last week for a new constitution for Singapore giving "genuinely full Internal self-government." The trade union leaders also called for the abolition of the Internal Security
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    Student is charged
    65 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A student, Kwek Ah Kee, 17. was charged today with committing armed robbery at Canning Rise last night with three others. Kwek, said to have been armed with a dagger, was alleged to' have robbed Yip Yew Kuan of $11, a gold ring and a
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    131 5 HIDEAWAY STUDENT TO SIT FOR DEGREE ANN ARBOR (.'Michigan), Thurs. Llm Cheng Guan, of Singapore, who hid for four years In a church attic when it appeared he would fall in college, will be a candidate for a liberal arts degree from the University of Michigan in August. Llm, now
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    C.E.B. transfer
    31 5 RAUB, Thurs— Mr. D. O. Mulr, district manager of the C.E.B. here, has been transferred to Kota Bharu. Mr. X.A.L. Sadlelr from Batu Pahat has taken his place here.
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    Women fined
    28 5 PENANG, Thur.v For fighting in public, two women. Lee Guat Eng, 23, and Kens Ah Nya, 20. today were fined SlO each, or two days' jail.
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    WELCOME RETURN, BUT...
    301 6 MISS WILLIAMS HAS SO LITTLE TO DO A FTER what seems like an interminable absence from the screen Esther Williams returns this week in a film called "The Big Show." I don't know whether it's news to you now but there was a time when every new
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    Rape guilt: Question posed and answered
    265 6 'TWENTIETH Century FoxY "The Mark" is a very serious film Indeed. posing the question: Why ein .some grown-up men lure 10-year-old girls into back .streets to commit sexual crimes? It answers it thu.->: Because they are mentally Mck. In the role of one of
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    ALGERIA IS SWEPT BY NEW WAVE OF VIOLENCE
    214 6 ALGERIA IS SWEPT BY NEW WAVE OF VIOLENCE ALGIERS, Thurs. Insurgents threw "Molotov cocktail" fire bombs and opened fire with submachineguns at Orleansville, western Algeria, as a fresh wave of violence swept Algerian towns during the night. Heavy damage was caused by several plastic bomb explosions but no injuries were
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    176 6 I ONDCN. Thurs. The report of a committee set up to investigate naval security following the naval secrets spy trial at the Old Bailey In March has now gone to Mr. Macmillan, the Prime Minister. Mr. Macmillan is expected to make a statement In
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    $1,650 mil. aid for Pakistan in its second 5-year plan
    217 6 $1,650 mil. aid for Pakistan in its second 5-year plan WASHINGTON, Thursday. nations and two international finance bodies yesterday announced I hey were giving a total aid commitment of $1,650 million to help Pakistan in its second five-year plan. The commitments were announced in a communique from the World Bank
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      MISSILE IN SPECTACULAR DOUBLE EXPLOSION
      35 6 MISSILE IN SPECTACULAR DOUBLE EXPLOSION LOS ANGELES. Thurs.— An Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile blew up in a double explosion at Vandenburg Air Force Base, yesterday Juring an unsuccessful tiring attempt from a "coffin complex' launcher.
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      19 6 BUENOS AIRES: A state of siege has been proclaimed in Bolivia following an abortive coup, according to reports here.
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      16 6 JAKARTA: China is sotting up a regular shipping service between Canton and the port of Jakarta.
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      29 6 LONDON: John Pritchard. who at only 40 is one of Britain's leading conductors, has been appointed principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra for the season beginning September 1962
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      23 6 JAKARTA: Police have detained eight people believed to be connected with the forging of tickets for the Thomas Cup world championship badminton series.
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      24 6 LONDON: Britain has added nearly 2.500,000 people to her population in the past 10 years, says a preliminary report on the April 23 census.
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      25 6 WASHINGTON: Dr. Dirk Stikker. the new secretarygeneral of Nato. will visit Washington on June 13-16 for talks with President Kennedy and other United States leaders.
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      15 6 BONN: West Germany ls to buy 54 Lockheed TF-104 G Star fighters for training purposes.
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    Tin ceiling denial welcome, says Times
    202 7 Tin ceiling denial welcome, says Times T ONDON, Thurs.— The International Tjn Council's denial that its recent meetings had discussed raising the tin ceiling price of £880 a ton is welcome, for a higher ceiling price at which buffer stock manager would be forced to sell metal, from his stock
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    Spore may get regional family planning HQ
    128 7 Spore may get regional family planning HQ T ONDON. Thurs. Singapore may be the headquarters of the regional office of the International Planned Parenthood Federation, shortly to be set up in South-East Asia, it was learned here authoritatively. A 5300.000 fund for the purpose has been set up in New
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    Wife murder is alleged
    57 7 IPOH. Thurs. A hawker. Thong Thum Seong, 37, was tentatively charged with the murder of his wife. Soonu Kwai Ying. 29, at their house in Pasir Pinjl new village at. 2 a.m. on May ?9. No plea was recorded. Thong was remanded In police custody, and
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    Acquittal
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Ng Leng Choon, charged with trying to cheat Tan Chin Hock of $30 in Queen Street on March 4. was acquitted today without his defence being called
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    Kampong fire-bug strikes again: 50 people homeless
    277 7 SINGAPORE, Thursday pOLICE were today looking for a firebug after yet another attap hut was set on fire this morning in Kampong Henderson. The Police Secretary, Mr. Lim Seng Huat, confirmed that the fire was started deliberately. The blaze just next to another
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    Double loss for a labourer
    80 7 Double loss for a labourer KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A labourer. Tan Sen*, lost two of his four children in the past 24 hours. Yesterday his six-year-old daughter. Ah Weng, died from a stomach ailment. Today another daughter, Ah Heong. four, was knocked down by a lorry and died in the
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    Lock icon New C'wealth state might result: Paper
    382 7 New C'wealth state might result: Paper MANCHESTER. Thurs ''PHE Guardian today said a proposal for a close association of Commonwealth'territories in South-east Asia favoured by the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman might result in the formation of a new Commonwealth state. "For years there has been talk of various
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      292 7 Straits Times Crossword ACSOSS 7. A doctor taking In gold—so 1. Pluto writes English deal out gallant (7). <8). 8. "There Is no Death! What 5. Tricks turned it narrow < 6 > seems so is iLong9. Where all the competitors fellow) (10). hope to get home? (4, 4). '12.
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    DEATHS
    104 8 1* Wmrtt %1* (Minimum, OR WONG HONG KUI paaiM aoay P««OtfHy at hnmt yrMrrday morninc. A mfmnrial ifnn# will h« held at St. MatthrW* Chun h at 4 p.m. today. CiailUll at A p m. CHIA KING TVC pio-d atay prarrrully at i M a m. at thr agr
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    43 8 J* H'orW* lit (Minimum) MR. MRS. Arthur William fox attendance and girta at their mamact on 3/* 61. TM« FAMILY OF the late Mr frienda for the;r condolences nlcht Matta, wreath<. *crolli, banner*, kind aartata—« and attendance, at nit funeral oa 7 «•>!.
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  • The Straits Times Friday, June 9, 1961.
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      Where Are The Dykes?
      684 8 In another month or two Laos will be ready for a Communist takeover, a perfect example of the tide and the technique which Mr. Khrushchev says are irresistible. If ho is to be proved wrong the lessons of Laos will need to be properly learned, and
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      Floating Trade Fair
      270 8 The problem of the Australian trade promoters whose floating fair has just reached Port Swettenham differs from that of thp recent British trade delegation which was supposed to b<? seeking the rcmedv for Britain's declining share in South East Asian trade, and differs again from that of
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      In Opposition
      209 8 The Malacca Alliance leader. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, makes .i common but unnecessary* mistake by drawing attention lo his party's equivocal position in the new Malacca Municipal Council. Thf Alliance cannot assume control because the voters have not given it a majority and that is the end
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    The killer in a saffron robe
    817 8 SOMARAMA (LEFT) AND BUDDHARAKITA: THEIR DEATHS WILL END A STRANGE STORY OF CONSPIRACY TO MURDER COLOMBO. Thurv WHEN a thick-s&t, s h a venhea ded Buddhist priest named Buddhar akita Thero goes to the gallows here on June 20, there will close one of
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    Lock icon THE REBELLION THAT IS COMING TO A CLOSE
    661 8 From RICHARD MYERSCOUGH Jakarta. Thurs. THE three-year-old rebellion In Indonesia's remote, copra-rich North Celebes province appears to be flickering to a close. Since the start of this year, nearly 40.000 followers of the insurgent Permesta movement have come In, headed by their
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  • THE BIG FIRE: WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER FIRE TRAPS ?
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      LETTERS
      153 8 SINGAPORE lias seen the devastation which can be caused by fire in a crowded area, particularly when the fire brignd- is hampered by congested streets, it is essential that streets ar? kept clear Many streets, mo.stlv in denscly-popi'l.ued Chinatown, have besn set aMde for hawkers. Smith Street. China Street.
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      WELL REWARDED PROFESSIONALS
      111 8 WELL REWARDED PROFESSIONALS QNE would like to add one or two comments to those of "Puzzled". Pro fes.sionals who are not only qualified but also experienced will be amply rewarded in a well-run State. whether it be tne United States, a Communist State, or Singapore Stale. Attempts at wholesale replacement
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    Planters' sterling gift to college
    171 9 I/" U A L A LUMPUR. 1V Thurs.— The United Planting Association of Malaya today presented a sterling silver cen-tre-piece to the new Sl l 2 million Federation Military College at Sungei Besi. 10 miles from here. The gift was handed to the Deputy Prime
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    Town president
    24 9 TEMERLOH. ThUIS. Mr. Tan Meng Clnia has been nominated president of the Te-merloh-MentakabTown Council with Inche Arshad bin Haji Hassan as vice-president.
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    Triplets for mother, 18
    75 9 SKRKMBAV Thurs—Triplets were born to an 18--year-old mother her first children at the General Hospital here yesterday. The babies, all girls, were born at intervals of 1.% I minutes. the first at 1". p.m.. on the birthday of Urn Vans di-Pertuan Agong. They ivclejMi 5 Ib..
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    Aussies expect trade fillip
    453 9 THE 'GEOGRAPHICAL PARTNERS' OF MALAYA LOOK TO A BRIGHT FUTURE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Tlf HEN queried here today on Malaya's pat'T tern of imports now favouring Europe, leaders of an Australian trade team said their country's primary producers and manufacturers were convinced that Australia's exports to
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    $104,000 tax claim
    53 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Comptroller of Income Tax nu filed a writ in the High Court Registry against Chong Moon* Seng of Oxley Rise, claiming $104,311.75. It is alleged to be the balance of additional income tax due and payable by Chong from 1948 to 1951 and from
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    Firm claims $92,460
    40 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A writ has been filed in the High Court Registry here on behalf ■A Lombard Acceptance <M> Ltd. claiming $92,460 from Hup Huat Finance Co as being money duo to the plaln'.ifTs under an agreement
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    Acid—and the sensitive Asian view of insults—by a judge
    383 9 Acid and the sensitive Asian view of insults by a judge KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A HIGH COURT judge today took the "Asian sensitivity" to Insults as one of several mitigating factors in passing sentence in an acid-throwing case arising out of a $1 gambling debt. Ordering Chang Eng Aun alias
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    Australians show their fabrics for all occasions
    164 9 Australians show their fabrics for all occasions EYE-CATCH INC red is the colour of this swimsuit worn by Luna Phoon of the Singapore Model Academy. ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Swim wear, playsuits and evening gowns, designed from Australian fabrics were featured in a fashion parade at the Hotel Merlin here today.
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    Journalist, 61, dies after heart attack
    204 9 Journalist, 61, dies after heart attack KUALA LUMPUrt, Thursday. VfR. Aster Gunasekara. a veteran Malayan Jour- nalist, died in the General Hospital here this afternoon following a heart attack list Saturday. tr_ ci He was bi A funeral service will be held at the St. Mary's Church at 4 p.m.
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    PMIP plans ban on lottery ticket sales
    273 9 PMIP plans ban on lottery ticket sales KOTA BHARU, Thurs. The Pan-Malayan Islamic Party Government of Kelantan is planning to stop the entry of Social Welfare Lottery tickets Into the State The Deputy Mentri Besar. Haji Mohamed bin Nasir, told the Straits Times today that the State Government considered that
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    2 teachers are hurt
    52 9 KANG A R Thurs.— Two teachers were injured in a collision yesterday evening between their scooter and a car at the 1) milestone. Jalan Santan. Inche Pawan bin Husaain. 22. was taken unconscious to Kangar hospital. His friend. Inche Kamaruddin bin Satar 19. was treated for
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    A Town Council walk-out
    575 10 Member suggests angry Socialists be given course on standing rules JOHORE BAHRU, ALL four Socialist Front members today staged a "protest" walkout from the inaugural meeting of the Alliance controlled Johore Bahru Town Council. The councillors, led by Mr. Tan Kai Hee, the Johore Socialist Front
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    'Thank you'rally
    35 10 'Thank you' rally TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Mr. Too Joon Hing, who won the parliamentary by-elec-tion in Teiuk Anson as an Independent, will hold a rally on the town padang on Saturday to thank the electorate.
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    DO president of council
    40 10 MUAR. Thurs. The District Officer, Inche A. Aziz bin Hajl Shukor, has been elected president of the Muar Town Council with Hajl Alwee bin Abdullah as vice-president. The council will hold its first meeting on Sunday.
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    'Rivals' tickets
    35 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tickets for Sheridan's "The Rivals" to be given on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Senior M.G.S.. Young Road, here, are available from Bata, Batu Road, at $2 and SI.
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    Best wishes from Danny Kaye...
    131 10 gINGAPORE, Thurs. An attempt to get Hollywood comedian Danny Kaye to attend a charity ball In Singapore has failed. But from his Beverley Hills home in California, the film star has sent his best wishes to those or- ganisiiiK the allalr The function he was
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    The flying 4-year-olds chum up in plane
    170 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. It doesn't take long to make friends on an air journey, especially when you are a four-year-old and you are flying from Australia to Europe on your own. More especially when there is another four-year-old on the same plane flying from
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    CHILD FIRE VICTIM DIES: TOLL NOW 5
    75 10 SEREMBAN. Thurs A five-year-old girl. Pen Ying, who was seriously injured in a fire in Nilai village yesteruay, died at the General Hospital here iate last night. She was the daughter of a dentist. Chong Chin Nam, 61. who died in the fire
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    A NON-STOP CYCLIST PASSES HIS 80-HOUR RECORD
    126 10 A NON-STOP CYCLIST PASSES HIS 80-HOUR RECORD SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mara. thon cyclist R. Muthukumaran this evening passed his Farrer Park record of 80 hours non-stop riding. Tonight the former milk vendor was still pedalling round and round the Happy World stadium. Muthukumaran Is determined to smash the world record of
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    Lottery man fined
    48 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A bar proprietor, Ng Cheng Leong, 54. was fined $2,000. or one year's jail, today for assisting in carrying on a characters lottery in Syed Alwi Road on March 31. He was allowed to pay his fine in four monthly instalments of $500.
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    BOATLOAD OF FISH IS REPORTED MISSING
    83 10 MUAR, Thurs. A fishing boat loaded with 450 katles of fish was reported missing last night. The boat was moored at the fish market jetty on the left bank of the Muar River. The total loss was estimated at about $5,600 a fishing net
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    That's Shell that was!
    256 10 CINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Shell Company today claimed a world record for completing its $30 million oil refinery on Pulau Bukom in under 12 months. The refinery will be opened by the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, on July 26 It^ completion at tht end of
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    1583 11 Wounded officer blasted enemy in one-man attack BERSERK WITH RAGE, HE CHARGED AGAINST THE JAPANESE MACHINE-GUN POST... SAGA OF COURAGE IN PAPUA CAMPAIGN AS the sun set behind the jungle outside Gona, in Papua, on the afternoon of Dec. 11, 11)42, ii 21 -year-old Australian militia lieutenant, splattered with Japanese
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      277 11 Buys Bunny By Batlph Beimdahl /ON A N rTOPO'TH'MORNING,^ 1 F=", fOWEETINSS,^ I /Zf& I WISH I f V PICNIC. TH' ANP THAT SORT "V: -j \PWIENPSi J J/7) (WASN'T AIV\WYS CICERO WANTEP I MORE,TH* *-Vj OF BILGE! rs%A\ J b^TVr^ 23) V™E LAST ONEy V TOBRINJO A^^/\MERRIER' \V °l
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      BEECHAM DIRECTOR FOR DENMARK
      220 12 BEECHAM DIRECTOR FOR DENMARK MR. R. W. NEWTON, the managing director of Beecham (Malaya) Ltd. will leave for Denmark next month on transfer after a fouryear tour of duty in Malaya. Mr. Newton, who is attached to the Kuala Lumpur office will take up the post of managing director in
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      ASIA HOUSE IN BEIRUT TO BOOST BUSINESS
      397 12 PLANS for a unique Asia House to be set up in Beirut to encourage trade between East and West on individual basis were revealed in Singapore by a visiting Lebanese consultant economist. The economist, Mr. Beshara Emile Ghorayeb, a Harvard graduate and president
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      Pepper men form panel
      52 12 THE Chinese Produce Ex change, Singapore. has formed a pepper arbitration panel to settle dispute* which may arise among members during pepper transactions. The panel consists of in four packers, two importers of Sarawak pepper, two importers of Indonesian pepper and two exporters all members of
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      Firms seek products
      98 12 PUR overseas companies have written to the Division of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Finance, Singapore stating that they wish to import various types of products, says a recent Issue of Singapore Trade. They are Moshal, Gevisser Ltd., A. Portell. and Pinner (Handles) Ltd., all of London,
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      New produce officials
      80 12 NEW officials of the Chinese Produce Exchange, Singapore, are: Chairman, Mr. Tan Siak Kew of Buan Lee Seng Ltd.; vice-chairman, Mr. Tan Tiow Phuang of Chiang Hong; hon. treasurer, Mr. Soh Chye Hin of Boustead and Co. Ltd.; hon. auditor, Mr. Ling Lee Hua of Lim Hup
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      New cement depot is set up
      146 12 New cement depot is set up MALAYAN Cem c n c Ltd., manufacturers of Tiger brand Portland cement have opened a new depot adjacent to the railway station at Bukit Tengah. A company spokesman says that the depot, built in a strategic position on the main road will provide cement
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      W. Germany uses more synthetic
      60 12 CONSUMPTION of synthetic rubber in West Germany last year rcse 31.717 tons to 96.717 tons over 1959. Consumption of natural rubber, however, fell over 6.000 tons to 121,654 tons. The proportion of synthetic rubber used in West Germany's total rubber consumption of 218.371 tons last
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      Mechanic to study at Prinz factory
      129 12 ENG Guan and Co. Ltd.. sole local agents for Prinz cars, are sending their chief mechanic to the factory in Japan. He is Mr. Tan Yee Hai who leaves Kuala Lumpur by BOAC Comet today for a three month specialised training. Mr. Ong Eng
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      Plough made in WA on exhibition
      158 12 A REVOLUTIONARY plough A with power-driven discs is one of the many Australian exhibits on board the Straat Banka now visiting Malayan ports in the course of SouthEast Asian tour. The plough l;, manufactured In Western Australia, but the Idea was conceived In Malaya
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      NIGERIA RUBBER EXPORTS
      120 12 NIGERIA exported 2,456 tons of rubber in January against 2.769 tons in December and 3.589 in January 1960. The United Kingdom was the largest importer in January this year v.ith 1,064 tons against 1.013 tons in December and 1.475 tons in January 1960, followed by West Germany
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      Japan leads in local steel trade
      113 12 Japan leads in local steel trade JAPAN last year became the largest supplier of iron and sttel products to Singapore and Malaya when she shipped $51.2 million worth, state official trade statistics. This is $19.4 million more In value over shipments in 1959. The United Kingdom was second with $24.9
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    LOCAL TIN SHARES SHOW SHARP IMPROVEMENT
    450 14 From Our Market Correspondent rLLOWING the rise in the tin price overnight mining counters opened strong on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and there were some sharp improvements in price during the morning. However, despite the advance of 55.25 in the Singapore tin price
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Stork Indices: June 8 June 7 Industrials: 167.79 167.76 Tins: 329.32 327.91 Rubbers: 247.54 247.54 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    894 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets was: Industrials: Fed. Dlnpensary (1,000) SI.7S x all: S. Tlmen (1,000) (3.30: S. Trad.rs 54.02 i OL: U.E. ords 1 1.000) SI. 21: Wramr tiro*. (3,000) $2.98: Boustead (2.000) $1.60 ON.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    150 14 CHIPS lying alsnmidc the Sitmaport wharvts t.day arc: Loksang 23, Benlowaki 33/34, Ca.itlfvtllf 35/36, Stanvac Jurong 3«, Taksang 37, Klngaville 42/43. Glang Ann NW 5. Outsr Rsads: DJadaJat, Marnlpo. Stefan Okrz.ja, Robina. Honesta. Kolhoznlk, Skjelhred, Burma. Kriaten Maersk, Rajula. 8te«l Designer. Kakapo, Seiko Maru. B«navoD, Mahsud, Kapopos&ng,
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    Tin price advances over $5
    291 14 U7HEN the Singapore Tin Market re-open-ed yesterday after Wednesday's holiday the. price advanced sharply by $5.25 to $448, another new high for the present year. The offering rose by 45 tons to 280 tons accumulated by the holiday. The London tin market on Wednesday remained
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. TNVESTMENT shares were traded A actively along steady lines. On the announcement of a bonus Issues, ICIANZ rose 7s. 6d. to 78s. Other large moves were Carlton Brewery which gained Is. 6d. to 32.5. 9d. John Lysaght eased 2s. 6d. to 775. 6d. Base metals and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    211 14 UNE first xradt rubber bur*" f.a.b. J closed In Singapore yesierday at 841 cents per lb. down one-eighth of a cent on Wednesday's closing price. The tone was uncertain. S.C.C RA. closing prices to cents per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 841. sellers 83|
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 SINGAPORE. June 8. RUBBER: 842 cents per Ib. (down an eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84', cents (slightly easier). TIN: $448 per picul (up $5.25). Estimated unofficial offering 280 tons (up 45 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    126 14 TM Chinese Produce tichange. Sm--1 gapera. n«en price* aer P'Cul yti terday were: C»»r»: UK/Contlrtent May shipment Slot bryers, $26 sellers. Cecenut eil: Bulk $381 sellers, drum 142 mßm, r > *B*er: Muntok white S1B& sellers. Sarawak wbite $1924 sellers, special Sarawak black SISTs ncllers, garbled LAmponx black
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    107 14 THE Malayan Cichartf* Banks' Asiaclallan made tb»e cb&ngrs In Its rates to merchants yesterday M»nc K*ng: Belllnc T.T. or O.D. 531: buying T.T. 53 7/16, O.D. 53i. The following rates are to $100: New Y»r«: Buying airmail T.T. 32 916. O.D. 32 11/16. 90 d/st 32 15/16 credit
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      353 14 BARBER-FERN-VILLE LINES ANNOUNCE THE DIRECT SAILING TO U.S. GULF PORTS m. s. FERNFIELD LOADING AT SINGAPORE 12th 15th JUNE FOR MOBILE NEW ORLEANS HOUSTON CHARLESTON SAVANNAH TRANSIT TIME 32 DAYS HARRISONS CROSFIELD (S) LTD. TEL: ***** Z\ 7| JU| ISRAEL NAVIGATION r^S\ l*fwl COMPANY. LID. EILAT FAR EAST SERVICE Eilat
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      1053 14 RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN LTD. (Incorporated in the Federation ot Malaya) Shareholders art advised that Khe Tin Ore Output for the month Of May. 1961 was 540 piculs. HARPER, GILFILLAN CO.. LTD., Secretaries A: General Agents. Penang, 9th Juije, 1961. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:— 1. M. Manickam of 60-10 Bukit
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      2276 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Contractors registered with P.W.D.. Singapore, in Class "BB" and above and un- der Head ii will be received at the Public Works Department. High Street, Singapore. 6. In Tender Box No. 1 up to noon of the 7th day c of July 1961 for the
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    DASHING TRIAL BY TIMBERLANE
    725 16 No Fluke shows "smart form beating No Kidding in 3- furlong workout ON THE TRACK by EPSOM JEEP IPOH, Thursday. rpiMBERLAXE ran a dashing trial on a fast track at Ipoh this A morning. Ridden by Merv Posner, this sparingly-raced seven-year-old came away from Singora II
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    MCA loses the services of treasurer Tony Pye
    105 16 MCA loses the services of treasurer Tony Pye J/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tony Pye.. a keen voluntary worker for sport, left early this* week for England, for good. Cricket, in particular, will miss the services of Pye. He was tht? treasurer of Malayan Cricket Association since 1952 and a committee member
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    Lock icon 1962 Melbourne Games plan
    59 16 MELBOURNE, Thurs. A five-nation sports carnival to be known as the Melbourne Games is being planned for November 1962 as a 'curtainraiser' W the Commonwealth Games in Perth. Amateur sports officials here are hoping that British, Canadian, West Indian and New Zealand athletes will appear against
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    Lock icon TUMBLING TURNER AT THE INDIANAPOLIS 500'
    75 16 JACK Turner's car goes tumbling over on the track during the "Indianapolis 500" race. Lloyd Ruby (in car No. 5) steers around the careering car. Six racers were involved in a pile up resulting from a spin by Don Davis. Turne" passing on the
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    Lock icon MILAN SAVED BY GREAVES GOAL
    259 16 \IILAN. Thurs. A Jimmy Greaves goal three minutes after half-time earned his new club, Milan, a 2-2 draw against Brazilian .stars Botafogo here last night. "After daylong doubts over whether he would play because of technicalities over his transfer money, the England in.side-forward was eiveii
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    Steady play and stamina win junior title for Arokiaraj
    219 16 Steady play and stamina win junior title for Arokiaraj n XAY CHOO'S VAIN FIGHT DBNANG, Thurs.— p. s. Arokiaraj J last night won the men's singles title in the Penang junior badminton championships, beating Khoo Kay Choo 18-15, 15-2 in the final. Arokiaraj of Merrylads Badminton Party became the first
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    '20 teams only9 meet
    137 16 '20 teams only 9 meet SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Singa- pore Amateur Basketball Federation will hold their annual competitions for men and women for the Cnung Hwa Cup at the Happy World Stadium from July 1. This year, the men's competition will be restricted to only 20 teams. These will include the four
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    BBC COMMENTARY ON THE AIR
    142 17 BBC COMMENTARY ON THE AIR THE BBC will broadcast ball-by-ball commentary on all five Test matches between England and Australia. There will be continuous broadcast on each day's play from 5.15 p.m. to 1.15 a.m. (Malayan time), except on Tuesdays when commentary will end at 12.45 p.m.. on the 16.59
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    Lock icon 'Throwing truce' ends
    111 17 [^ONDON. Thurs. The "throwing truce," agreed between the MCC and Australia on Nov. 3, 1960. ended yesterday. Under the "truce."' which applied from the start of the current season, umpires la county matches had to report to Lord's any bowler whose action was considered doubtful. MCC secretary
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    Sim Lim sets new record for 200 m
    294 17 Sim Lim sets new record for 200 m CINGAPORE. Thurs.— Ho Sim k Lim, one of the leading Singapore sprinters last year and who has not been active this season, caused a b!g upset in the Buklt Timah district schools athletic meet when he beat th<» favourite, Victor Yong. m
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    P. Brani wind up with draw
    75 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Pulau Branl United, who have qualified for the SAFA div. three playoff for promotion and championships, finished their div. 3C fixtures with a 1-1 draw with Sukaramai at Farrer Park today. Ahmad All scored for Pulau Branl and Ahmad Taib for Sukaramai.
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    Thais' badminton plan paying off
    385 17  -  CONRAD NG By STAMINA IS TRAINING 'SECRET' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Most people were surprised by Thailand's 7-2 Thomas Cup victory over Denmark in the interzone final which ended last night at Jakarta. The powerful Danish squad, headed, by two of the world's best badminton players
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    POLO VICTORY FOR MALA YA KING AT JUBILEE CUP MATCH
    341 17 POLO VICTORY FOR MALA YA KING AT JUBILEE CUP MATCH KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday \f ALAYA won the Jubilee Cup for the third year in ITI succession when they beat Singapore by 2J goals in a four-chukker match played at the Kuala Lumpur race course this evening. The final score: Malaya
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    Indian Air Force team invited
    277 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation Ministry of Defence is to invite an Indian Air Forge hockey team for a goodwill tour of Malaya next year. This Invitation. aimed at .saving expenses Is the result of negotiations "carried out by the Malayan Hockey Federation and the
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    Kelantan win
    25 17 JJOTA BHARU. Thurs. Kelantan Malays beat Penang Malays 4-2 in the east zone semi-final of the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition here today.
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      SOCCER
      154 17 MOLLARD CfP FINAL (Spore): Malayan Airways 2 (Seng Pah. Omar) Airport SC 1 (Macßaln). HANNIGAN SHIELD (Malacca): SeUngor Police 3 (A. Rahman. Pang. Insp. Malek) Malacca Police 2 (AH Thamby, Aarl). PWD INTER-STATE East ion* s-flnal (K. Trengganut: Trengganu 1 Pahang 0. STORE LEAGUE DIV. ID: SCC 2 Kebenaran
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      TENNIS
      10 17 FRIENDLY iSegamat): PWDSC bt Secondary Enullsh School SUff 4-3.
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      CRICKET
      65 17 DISTRICT INTER SCHOOL iSerai?oon>; Victoria be Seranfroon English by 11 runs. Victoria 71 (Chandra 33. Kallasam 14. Jeeadevan 7-31. Hanam 3-13). Serangoon 60 (Hanam 32. Chandra 5-8, Muklrjee 2-8). FRIENDLY (Segamat): Segamai Teachers bt Secondary English School by 38 runs. Teachers M 5 (Bankolc 21. Williams 25. Ournam Singh
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      HOCKEY
      12 17 FRIENDLY fSegamat): Segamat Teachers 3 (A. Wong 2. Oopal) Khnlsa 0.
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      BADMINTON
      220 17 STORE JUNIORS Prelim rd: Men's Single* J. Zakarta bt R. Chee 15-4. 15-10: Tan Choo Chia bt Urn Joo Tong 15-3, 15-10; Omar Yahya bt Lam Kean Wah 15-2. 15-0; Adnan Jeenan bt Llew Jee Nan 15-11, 15-12; Abdul Kadlr bt E. Choo 15-10, 15-9; L. Lin bt Ooh
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      155 17 SOCCER STORE LEAGUE DIV. 3A: Darul Afiah 'A' v 8erangoon MY (Oeylar.g); Police 'A 1 v Maxwell A' i Bales tier Rd>. J. BAHRl LEAGUE DIV. 1:12 Ourkhas v Starlight; DIv. 2A: Medicals v 63 OFP RAOC: Div. 2B: IRC A' v Pendas. KLUANG LEAGUE DIV. 1: Gurkha ASC v
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    Who will contest in Anson poll?
    529 18 Parties will not name candidates until nomination day tomorrow SINGAPORE, Thurs WITH two days to go before nomination day tor the Anson by-election, speculation is rife about the likely contestants for what political circles consider the crucial by-election in the life of the present
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    Sandys' tour of C'wealth
    105 18 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Duncan Sandys, Britain's Commonwealth Relations Secretary, and other Government Ministers are to visit Commonwealth countries soon for on-the-spot talks about Britain's possible entry in'.o the Common Market, informed sources said toaay. Mr. Sandys is expected to leave within the next six weeks to
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    Lock icon Laos: Western delegates seek new instructions
    295 18 GENEVA, Thurs. The delegates of the United States. Britain and France are waiting for instructions from their home governments whether they should attend further sessions of the Laos conlerence here. A British spokesman announced today that the Soviet Union had been told that the
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    5 Socialists walk out of Council
    299 18 5 Socialists walk out of Council KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday ALL live Socialist Front and two independent member, of the Kluang Town Council walked out of its inaugural meeting today after the president," lnche Ibrahim bin Majid, said that it was he who made all the decisions. 1 There arc fivt
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    CHE YUSOF WILL MAKE TOUR OF CHANGI AREA
    159 18 CHE YUSOF WILL MAKE TOUR OF CHANGI AREA SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government today released details of a fivehour tour of the Changi constituency, which the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak will make on Sunday. The tour wll be the fourth in a series of visits the Head of
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    34 18 LONDON. Thurs. The Prime Minister of Afghanistan. Prince Sardar Mohammed Daud, will visit Britain as guest of the British Government from June 26 to July 1. the Foreign Office announced today. Reuter.
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    122 18 LONDON. Thurs. A man may be charged with capital murder in connection with the shooting of two policemen In London last weekend If he recovered from his own wound, a Coroner said here today. He adjourned indefinitely the inquests on the two policemen, inspector Philip Pawsey. 40.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    365 18 LONDON. Than. Renewed weakness in giu-edged *ecumie.s reflecting a further fall in Sterling, hau a depressing affect on stock markets here generally today, and ihe recent iecoveiy v: equities was brouilu to a nalt. Gilts suffeied on persistent sellI ing and many pu;es rcarheu new
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    Rain: England win toss and lose 8 wickets
    767 18 Rain: England win toss and lose 8 wickets EDGBASTON. Thursday From JACK FINGLETON gNGLAND had scored ISO for dijlil hy the close on Hie lirsi day of the first cricket Test ;ig;iinst Australia here today. Coxvdrey, could hardly have sent Australia in. of course-, but this pilch is about the
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    79 18 ENGLAND isr INNINGS G. Tullar l> Davidson 17 R. Subba Row r Simpson b Markay 59 K R. li.sl.r 1 Davidson I. Markay in M. oudrrv h Mlmmi 13 K. Harrington c ft_«f b Markay AI Smi/ii <• l..i«i> h MMfcaj I) Illingworth r (.mm It Brnaud 13 Murray
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    172 18 Tea scores in county matches: At TAIXTOX: Surrey 358 for I 4 dec. Somerset 334 lor three >P. j 'Vight 125, W. Alley 169 n.o.i. At DERBY: Sussex 261. Derby 139 for nine <D. Carr 44 n.0.). At CAMBRIDGE: Lancashire i 330 for 3 dec. Cambridge Uni-
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