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KIDNAP: $50,000 OFFER JULY 15 IS POLLING DAY IN ANSON See page 9 Silence on magnate missing since May 28 It's the biggest ever reward SINGAPORE, Mon.-Police today offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to the rescue of a kidnapped Singapore shipping magnate, Mr. Tay Kie Thay. The reward

Plane for KL crashes 19 killed CAIRO. Monday. NINETEEN people were killed when a KLM Lockheed EQectra, bound for Kuala Liim- pur. trashed on its landing approach at Cairo airport today. First reports say the 17 injured included the only two passengers for Malaya on the first leg of the

Police stop hold-up SINGAPORE. Mon.— A po- lice party, working on a tlpi off. tonight ambushed two thugs on a lonely stretch of beach off the 8J mile East Coast Road and recovered a revolver and 12 rounds of ammunition. The raid was conducted while the thugs were plan- ning

PLANE ENGINE FALLS OFF: 'WE WERE GLAD TO SEE IT GO' f.ONDON. Monday WHILE passengers watched "without panic." the engine of giant KIM Koyal Dutch Airline DC-7 fell "in a great ball ot flame' into the North Atlantic yesterday as the crew battled to save the plane and its 73

Johore welcome for King MUSHAHID ALI Rain holds off for State drive but garden party hit By lOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Rain held back long enough today for Johore Bahru to give Their Majesties, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Afcong, a grand welcome on their first state visit

Smile from a Cadillac THE TAMO di-Pertuan Agong smiles at Ihe large crowds cheering "Dauiat Tuanku as hr and tinRaja Permaisuri Agong pass along Jalan Ibrahim. Johore Bahru. during the State drive In a black Cadillac from the railway station to the Istana Besar. Straits Times Picture (Another picture in

LATEST SOEKARNO OFF MOSCOW >I<>n iMri RaekatM Ml |lir China today ifHr xislt to Rusmu Mr hum sluhcv >.iv him oi port— Keutrr

'Free all political detainees,' unionists urge CIX TOP Singapore trade unionists, headed by Mr. Lim Chin Siontf. tonight called on the Government to release immediately all political detainees. They also "invited" Government to: ASSIST a speedy unification of the trade unioi movement: GRANT the rigr i oi citizenship and franchise

Plea to make Beirut Malaya show window ECONOMIST HERE WITH A PLAN- TT^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. An economic expert urged Malayan business leaders today to use Beirut as a showwindow for their products. The president of the Middle East Economic Service, Mr. Beshara Emile Ghorayeb. told the businessmen at a meeting

Alliance inquiry into 5 defeats at S. Patani ALOR STAR, Monday. rPHE Kedah State Alliance is to make an offi- cial inquiry into the cause of its defeat in five wards in last night's Sungei Patani Town I C6uncil elections. This defeat was the worst ever suffered by the Alliance

ROBBERS RAID YACHT CLUB STORE, STEAL 7 MOTORS SINGAPORE. Mon.— Armed robber.s broke into the R.A.F. Yacht Club store In Tengah early yesterday and stole seven outboard motors and a sampan. A cook and a caterer sleepIng near the store in Senimbun Avenue were awakened about 1 a.m. by a

Two arrested SINGAPORE, Mon. Police yesterday arrested two people under the Criminal uw (Temporary Provisions 1 Ordinance. One arrest was made In Kampong SJreh and the other in Kirn Keat Road

$500 gem theft SINGAPORE. Mon—Jewellery worth $500 was stolen from the farmhouse of Ng Thiam Hock, in Lim Chu Kang Road early yesterday.

Man acquitted SINGAPORE. Mon. Edward Percival McCarthy Heyzer. 44. a homeopathic physician, was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Buttrose at the Assize Court today on a charge of incest.

Tin: It depends who will sell —and how much I ONDON. Mon. The Financlal Times today .submitted that the tin market's future over the coming months will depend on what additional stocks are obtainable and at what price their owners are willing to release them. "The rapid advance in the

Dr. A attacks Russian memo 'We will never agree' to separate treaty with East Germany: Brandt warns on new 'Munich' BONN, Monday. [XR. Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, and his So- cial Democratic rival in next autumn's elections, Mr. Willy Brandt, both sharply attacked the new Russian memorandum on

' -lover' attack on a vicar T ON DON. Mon. An Anglican vicar who two weeks ago told bis congregation he would rather his daughter married a "coloured Christian lad than a "pagan English beatnik" had the sign " -Lov-ing Priest" daubed in 2ft. letters on his house fence here yesterday. The

SIGNALS RECEIVED FROM LOST VENUS ROCKET LONDON. Mon.— More signals were heard yesterday by the Jodrell Bank giant radio telescope in the search for the lost Russian Venus rocket. Yesterday's signals they were similar to mystery signals from space received on Saturday came during an eUth-nour search by Sir Bernard

CAPETOWN POLICE SEIZE AN AFRICAN LEADER AT BIG RALLY CAPETOWN, Monday. A MEMBER of the Capetown City Council was arrested and hustled out of the City Hall by security officers amid scenes of disorder last night after he tried to address a meeting of the Coloured People's Congress. i The

$900 m. DEAL IN PLANES REPORTED NEW YdRK. Mon. The Canadian Press in a despatch from Washington last night reported that the Canadian and United States Governments had approved a vast "swap" of military aircraft involving planes worth more than US$3OO ($900) million. The agency said the deal biggest of

Phone box man is dead LONDON. Mon.— John Hall, a 30-year-old salesman whom police thought, could help them in their inquiries into the murder of two policemen last week, died in a London hospital. Hall had been dangerously 111 in hospital since he shot himself below the heart in a

Van men strike LONDON. Mon. A strike of several thousand British Railways London area van drivers today threatened fresh food supplies to the capital's shops and a big pile up of goods parcels at London termini was feared. Reuter.

POLES SEIZE PAMPHLETS SO BBC CLOSES STAND POZNAN, Monday rpHE British Broad- casting Corporation stand at the Poznan Fair was closed down last night after Polish customs officials seized pamphlet? displayed on the stand. Mr. J. Bilinski, who is in Poznan to run the BBC stand, said: "It is a

Jail for theft of dust-bin SINGAPORE. Mon. Koh Chwee Pan. 47, was jailed for three months by the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. R. 8.1. Pates today for stealing a dust-bin worth three dollars in Cross Street. Koh pleaded guilty and admitted two similar previous convictions

No water areas SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will be cut off in South Bridge Road between Upper Circular Road and North Canal Road, and In Upper Circular Road between South Bridge Road and New Bridge Road, respectively from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow

Guest speaker SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Lucy Huang, formerly of the Straits Times, will address members of the V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter i at a luncheon meeting on June 24.

Jail for opium SINGAPORE. Mon. A housewife. Oh Slew Hiok, was fined $20 or one week's Jail by Mr. Donald Yeo, today for possessing prepared opium In her premises in Lorong 25. i Geylang, on April 18.

Death after an argument LABOURER STABBED TWICE IN THE CHEST SINGAPORE, Mon. Yap Cher Seng, 26, an odd job labouri er. was vStabhed to death in a brawl near his house in Arumugam Road off Paya Lebar tonight. Yap was stabbed twice in the region of the heart when he

S'PORE STALL TOPS WITH A TOTAL OF $44,000 SINGAPORE, Mon. The ninth annual international bazaar for the blind held at the Victoria Memorial Hall last month netted a record $109,--028.76. This was disclosed today by Mrs. W. W. Yung, the bazaar organiser at the final meeting of the committee held

Fire relief fund up by $23,269 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund today received donations totalling $23,269.62. The following is the full lust of donations receiveu by the Committee up to 1 p.m. today: Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union $500; Mrs. Winifrea Holmes $50; Surjeet Singh

AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES rFHE following is today's X schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From London, Dusseldorf, Beirut. Bahrein, Bombay, Colombo (BA 712) 4.40 p.m. Pan-American From Jakarta (PA 818) 9.10 a.m. Garuda: From Jakarta (OA 800) 8 a.m. KLM: From Amsterdam,

Record collection at charity bazaar PUAN NOOR AISHAH receiving a bouquet from 10--year-old Zainab binte Mohamed Taib, a student of the School for the Blind. On the left is Mrs. W. W. Yung, the organiser of the bazaar.

Marshall rally SINGAPORE. Mon. The Workers' Party will hold tti first election rally to introduce its candidate for the Anson by-election, Mr. Davic Marshall, at the junction o: Tras and Walllch Btreets, be tween 7 and 10 p.m. tomorrow night.

Literacy, the No. 1 problem KUALA LUMPUR, Monday EDUCATION PLAN IS MALAYA'S BEST INVESTMENT, says Mr. M rpHE Assistant Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, said A today that Malaya's best national investment was its education programme. He said this at the opening of a week-long seminar on methods and

Byrne to fly to Geneva talks SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, will leave for Geneva on Saturday to attend the ministerial session of the International Labour Organisation conference there. The first session of the conference, which began last week. |s now being attended

ESCAPEES: DETAILS, PICTURES ARE SENT TO CONSUL CINGAPORE, Mon.— Marine police today furnised the Indonesian Consulate with photographs and descriptions of the six detainees who escaped from the Pulau Senang penal settlement last month. This follows a report that the six wanted men werr recently detained by Indonesian authorities when

Gifts for children PENANG, Mon. Penang Jaycees distributed sifts and ang-pows <red packets) to 90 underprivilege children yesterday.

Agreement reached in Industrial Gas strike SINGAPORE, Mon. The management of the Industrial Gases (M) Ltd., today confirmed that a strike by its 90 workers has been settled. A statement issued by the company's managing director. Mr. C. J. Boyles. said: "The management and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union

6 YOUTHS HURT IN GANG ATTACK IPOH. Monday. yWO youths were admitted to the Ipoh General Hospital with head and body injuries after they and four friends were attacked by 10 gangsters armed with sticks and bottles this afternoon. The attack took place at an ice stall In the Pasir

Pilgrim ship due SINGAPORE. Mon. The pilgrim ship Anshun, which Is returning from Jeddah. Is expected to dock at Singapore wharves <Godown 19> at 8 a.m. tomorrow with 500 hails aboard.

Four women injured in car crash TPOH. Mon. Four women were injured when their car overturned in Tambun Road shortly after midnight last night. They were Madam K. C Sim. manageress of the Olympic Inn, who was driving, and three waitresses, June Ong Gaik Kee, 19. Annie Tang Mooi, 19.

New Bar member SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Llm Teong Quee, a barrister, was admitted to the Singapore Bar by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court here today to practise as an advocate and solicitor

30 YEARS IN OIL, NOW HE RETIRES SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. E. E. Martinez, assistant to the marketing, costs and research manager of the StandardVacuum OH Co. in Singapore, has retired after 30 years' service. He was presented with a 30-year service emblem and a service testimonial signed by the president

Gamblers stone two policemen BUTTERWORTH, Mon. A corporal and a constable in plainclothes were assaulted and stoned by gamblers yesterday at Sungei Puyu. six miles from here. Cpl. Sulaiman bin Udin and P.C Bakar bin Osman were on patrol duty when they saw about 50 men gambling outside a coffee

The winning streak... J"ELI K ANSON. Mon.— The Perak Turf Club branch here dubbed by members as the "lucky branch" continues its winning streak. A ticket bought by a day member yesterday won the first prize of $33,910 in the second day of the Perak Derby meeting yesterday. This is

Singapore holds its own U.S. presidential election SINGAPORE, Mon. Seven former United States Presidents are "candidates" in a poll being held in Singapore. The poll Is to select a name for the new United States Information Services library in Armenian Street, to be opened on July 5. U.S.I.S. officials have

Keys postman bound over PENANO, Mon.— A 19-year-old postman, Hamid bin Mohamed Yusoff, was today bound over in $100 for six months on a charge of possessing housebreaklng implements. Hamid had pleaded guilty o having three bunches of :eys at Tanjong Tokong on r une 4.

High Court denies new barrister right to practise KUALA LUMPUR. Monday "POR the first time in the history of the legal profession in Malaya a new barrister-at-law was today disallowed admission to the Federation Bar because of a statutory condition. Mr. Justice Ong, in his precedent-setting judgment in the High

Development and the role of advertising KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. "[MALAYAN leaders should appreciate the value of advertising in fulfilling their aim of developing the national economy, ensuring sound industrial growth and raising the standard of living, Mr. B. R. Ratcliffe said here today. Mr. Ratcliffe, the president, was speaking to

Benefactor certificate for Ong KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato On s Yoke Lin, received a benefactor's certificate from the Lady Templer Hospital Appeal Fund Committee after he gave a "modest" donation today. Mr. A.H. Jacobs received Dato Ong's donation on behalf of the fund

Death of a former Far East C-in-C I ONDON. Mon. Lt.Gen. Sir Henry Povvnall, who has died aged 73. succeeded Air Chief Marshal Sir Robert Brooke-Popham as C.-in-C Far East, In December. 1941. Hp was thus faced with the impossible task of preventing the invasion of Singapore. When a unified

Digger finds two mortar shells SINGAPORE. Mon. A P.W.D. labourer, digging at a work site in Lorong 29. Geylang, unearthed two mortar shells today. According to the police secretary. Mr. Lira Seng Huat, the shells are rusty but serviceable.

'Golden Voice' KTJANTAN, Mon. Che Badarlah binte Haji Idris. 23. has been named the Kuantan "Miss Golden Voice." Miss Ong Slew Gek, 23. was run-ner-up.

A bombshell for high society of Kuala Lumpur Straits Times Special Feature SURGEON TRAVERS DELIVERS ATTACK ON 'THE AMATEUR LADY DOCTOR' THERE was absolutely no reason why the good people of Kuala Lumpur's high society should anticipate that a bombshell was about to burst over their heads. Business seemed to

DEATHS 2U H,,r4, S/» r Minimum, MRS. TAN TIAM HOCK |..i->M a»ay Hatefully on u-6-61 at JV.\ Tranquenih Road, Malaira taail on 1.V6-M at Kukit China CABLE RECEIVED S Sethupathy. formerly stntnl Railways, pasted away Vad-lukoddai 11-HBI. Brothert: Kandiah. General Ho?pit;il. Seremhan. Thambipillal. Taaaitß, KoaJg l.umpur. Ratnam. Ralhaayv, Port s«ettenham

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ;tl Hnrlls $10 t Minimum) THE FAMILY of the late I>| UunK Hunt Km thank nMatITM and friends for condolences wieaths and attendance of funeral MR. A MRS. C. KARUMAN thank relatives and friends for their good i»hea. attendance and prcscnta on the occasion of their tnarrtaKc on 10th

ANNOUNCEMENTS M H.,rrf< J 111 (Minimum I JUST ARRIVED „1 RoMMM Katbryn BMch Nuts, 16 tin. LICHTEN YOUR HOUSEWORK! I':iv a. r>otllr »il flcrobb I Ammonia Irut^\ your eaamart or aaanaacy today, n clear.- lag. 100', 'NOURISHMENT throiiLh and throueh with prcctoua protein for hone and niweta that Welcai Bhr«d--de.i

RELICIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS J» Horrf, UM (H<«.) CLIENTS dl Sni.t .luile help l>uil< hla Shrine .it Ilium. PtamM nend do* aationa to |HHIIIH« Saint Jtide* Cintls Jh^n«. r..1 YOUTH FOR CHRIST X.illy of the month Batiirrt.iv '.'4th June, Victoria Memorial HhII. 7.30 p.m. More detail! n»i! eek

PHOTOGRAPHY 20 H«,rf, faffcy) Btm ill els- txlru CONVOCATION PHOTOGRAPHS complete eowarßSa gratttaUM receiyinc denrees aatalaanll from appointed *ier». Yont Photo. I Yaa Ah lyiv street. Kuili Lumpur. COLOUR PHOTOCRAPHV aat many u«ea n Cnmmctre and Indu.-try Advancr" d«\»lopment of the process in the StiaitD Times Colour Laboratonea which produ-e

The Straits Time s Tuesday. June 13, 1961. Problems Of Merger Campaigning in Singapore's by-election has started on the high note of constitutional changes in 1%.">. when the PAP Government will have j completed five years in ofl'ur. Of course the Government may not run its full term, or it

Indonesia Wins The Indonesians have retained the Thomas Cup, and in common with other countries Malaya offers its sincere congratulations on a splendid performance. Tan Joe Hock, who made his name when he led Indonesia's successful {challenge in 1958, has placed beyond all possible dispute his claim to first place

Three Princes Mere coincidence scaicely explains how the co-chairmen of the Geneva conference on Laos decided on the time for another meeting just when Princes Souvanna Phounia, Boun Oum and Souphanouvong were reported to have agreed to get together. If Laos is to be removed from the cold tvar sphere

THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS.. to Vs A PROBLEM THAT CONCERNS ALL TRADE UNIONS V 0/ the tCF Tv THE ICFTU Asian College recently arranged a discussion for trade unionists from South-East Asian countries on the role of governments in industrial relations. The keynote for the debate

Girl tells of devoted couple BANK IUAN'S EVIDENCE RULED OUT AT INQUEST ON TWO FOUND IN SEA Lights on at 4 a.m., but no sign of parents... I destroyed 'dear daughter' note SINGAPORE, Monday. MR. Tsan Yu Huan, 70, a lawyer and an expert in the Chinese art A of

IRRIGATION SCHEMES TO COST $6mil. JERANTUT. Mon— The Pahang Government will spend $6.8 million on irrigation •cherries in the State under the live-year development plan Thi.-, was stated by the Teiißku Mahkota. Tengku Ahmad Shah when he opened the 5400.000 water pump scheme at Paya Kangsa today. Tengku Ahmad Shah,

Poll posters must go KLANQ. Mon. All posters and banners displayed by the various parties contesting the Klang Town Council electlons have to be completely removed hv June 16 the evp f»f the election

Subandrio sees Kuan Yew SINGAPORE. Mon. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. early today flew into Singapore from Moscow on his way home to Jakarta. He paid a courtesy call on Singanore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. s»nd had lunch at Sri Temasek with Mr. Lee. He flies home

Razak: Kampong people should clear jungle for schemes TEMERLOH Mon. r PHE Deputy Prime Mlnlster. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said today that kampong people should be used to clear jungle for new land development schemes. He directed his appeal to state and district officials when he met members of

JULY 15 IS POLLING DAY IN ANSON SINGAPORE, Monday. DOLLING day in the Anson by-election will be on July 15 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., it was announced in the Government Gazette today. There will be four polling I stations: Polling District I Trafalgar School. South Quay. Polling District

Boxer and 2 others admit trespass pENANG, Mon— A boxer. Sinaya, who fights under the professional name Felix Boy. today pleaded guilty to a charge of committing lurking house trespass with intent to commit an offence. Sinaya. it was alleged, entered a flat In Penang Road belonging to the Singapore

Tengku to speak at rallies KLANG. Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will address two Alliance rallies one In Port Swettenham and another In Klang —on Friday in support of Alliance candidates in the Klang Town Council election., on Saturday

Man accused of murder SINGAPORE, Mon. Jeet Singh was today accused here of murdering Plera Singh In i five-foot way in Flnlayson Green on Saturday night. No plea was recorded. He 'va« remanded until June 19.

MAN, 63, and WOMAN, 69, INJURED IN ACCIDENTS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A man and a woman, both over 60. were seriously injured in two separate motor accidents here today. Yap Heong. 63. a labourer, was found lying in a pool of blood on the road at Salak South new village.

Mac Donald's regrets for absence from the convocation KUALA LUMPUR, Mon —The Chancellor of the University of Malaya. Mr. Malcolm MacDcnald. has sent his regrets .ir, not being able to attend last Saturdays convocation ceremony. In a letter of apology s»nt to the university's Vice-Chan-cellor, Sir Alexander uupenheim, from Geneva

Tin price is still unchanged tVDR the third conse- cutive market day the price of tin in Singapore yesterday remained unchanged at $450 per picul. The offering fell by 10 tons to 240 tons. On the Singapore Rubber .Market yesterday there were again strong rumours that the United States would

CLOSING PRICES SINGAPORE. June 12. RUBBER: 83 cents per lb. (down threequarters of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 83 s 8 cents (slightly steadier). TIN: 5450 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).

RUBBER PRICES i UNE first grad* rubber buyers f.o.b. I closed in Singapore yesterday at K3| cents per lb. down three-quarters of a rent on Friday's closing price. The tone was quiet. S.C.C.R.A. closing price* in cents per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers- 835. sellers 841

MINING SHARES IMPROVE ON BETTER SENTIMENT From Our Market Correspondent ALTHOUGH the MalaJ\ yan Stock Exchange opened quietly yesterday prices in the mining section improved as the day progressed and sentiment hardened. There seems to have been a complete reversal of sentiment as the market adjusts itself from the over-bought

STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indices: Jane 12 Jane 10 Industrials: 169.00 168.62 Tins: 324.38 333.99 Rubbers: 248.24 247.54 Jan. 1 1958=100

MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE BUSINESS on i lit Maiayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with t!ie number of deals in brackets was: Industrial!: V. and N. orda (1,000) J2.32: Gammon (1.000) JJ2.22: Malayan Cement (3.000) $2.25: Cold Storage (1,000) $2.41: Steamers (5,000) 831 cents: 8. Traders (1.000) $4.03: U.K. ordu (5.000)

EXCHANGE RATES rE Malayan Exchangs Banks' AtMciatisn made these changes in rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to SUM): Ni« Vorh: buying airmail T.T. 33 Wl6. O.D. 32 11/16, 90 d/st 32 15/16 credit bills. 33 1/16 trad* bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32), O.D. 32;, 90 d/st 32 13/16

SHIPS IN PORT Ship» lying alongside the Singapore wharves teday arc: Wlllem Ruys 1/2, Anshun 19. Tentcko Maru 27/28 Truvesteln 8/9. Robtna »/7. Maroua 42/43. Benhlant 35/3«, Kumaeu* 42/43. Yamahoke Maru 29/30. State of Assam 46. Glenorchy 48, Bal Keng 38/39. Slaoe 25. Tapan NW 4. Pulau Kldjang NW. 3.

PRODUCE PRICES Singapore, noon prices per pieul Copra: T'K Continent May shipment $291 buyers. 126 sellers. CMenut ell: bulk J3.SJ sellers, drum $42 sellers. Pepper: Muntok white Sl92* sellers. Sarawak white SIM sellers, spatial Sarawak black 1157J sellers, garbled Lampong black 1137J sellers, Lampoog black ABTA Sl72i sellers. Popper market

Melbourne Stocks The Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for the Queen's Birthday holiday. It will re-open today.

Next Thomas Cup final venue Europe? KEN FERNANDEZ, INDONESIA'S VICTORY PUTS NEW RULE IN OPERATION By Kuala Lumpur, Mon. THE challenge round of the 1964 Thomas Cup competition will not be played 1 in Indonesia, but in a country to be named by the Thomas Cup tournament committee. Mr. Teh

Jubilant Jakarta honours the cup heroes JAKARTA, Mon.— Thailand's youthful team, 3-6 loser to Indonesia, in the Thomas Cup final was preparing to return today. Teams from* Australia. Denmark and the United States were also about to leave. But outside the massive 81najan .sports arena, Indonesia was in a jubilant

HK tourists SINGAPORE. MOll. Th« Hone Kong Chinese football team Is scheduled to arrive here on June 21 for three matches at Jalan Besar Stadium. They will play Singapore Chinese on June 22. All-Singapore on the following day and their last game will be against Singapore on June 24.

Amsterdam is not out of the Derby picture EPSOM JEEP By IPOH, Mon. The Perak Turf Club's decision to publish the Perak Derby weights well in advance with a stipulation that a winner on the first day will not carry any penalty is certainly a step in the right direction.

RACE WEIGHTS EI G his lor seven races on the third day of the Perak i mi Club Derby meeting o.i Ipoh on Saturday: Cl. 2, Div. I— 6f. Obedient Son d.uu Fils Uu Vent s.iu No Kidding s.Vi Theatre Iv 0.U2 Kubber txporter 11 8.01 Race On o.uu Brmiani

Ageless Archie has big plans MEW YORK, Mon. 11 Archie Moore, the ring's "old Man River" who outpointed Italian challenger Giulio Rinaldi in their light heavyweight title bout over 15 rounds last Saturday, has plans to fight two Swedes.' The 44-year-old champion said today he Is negotiating for a defence

Triumph for Ferraris at Le Mans IE MANS, Mon.— Phil HUI and Oliver Gendebien In a Ferrari yesterday won the Le Mans 24-hour sports car race at an average speed of 115.89 mph. Ferraris were also second and third with Willy Mairesse (Belgium) and Mike Parkes (Britain; and Pierre Noblet

SUMMARY SOCCER STORE LEAGUE DIV. 2D: Badan Kesenlan 6 (Karton 3. Mohd. Said 2. Nonls) STB 0: Div. SC: Indian Brotherhood 6 (Salahuddln 3. Syed All 3) Radin Mas 3 (Osman 2. Manad) Div. 3D: Star Soccerttas w.o. Junior AA K LUANG LEAGUE DIV. 1: Indian Assn 'A' 4 (Kalimuthu

TT SENSATION: HONDAS MAKE IT 1-2-3-4-5 J)OUOLAS (Isle or Man), Mon. Japanese Honda machines, unknown to European motor-cycle racing until two years ago, filled the first five places In the 125 cc race when the Tourist Trophy Week opened here today. The winning machine was ridden by 21 -year-old British

CABLE IN BRIEF SOCCER INTERNATIONAL (Budapest) Austria 2 Hungary 1. AUSTRALIAN LEAGUE Victoria State League: Slavla 0 Juventus 0. Inter-State: Queensland 1 Victoria 2. NSW Fed. Div. 1: Gladesville 1 Hakoah 0; Hellenic 1 Auburn 0; Northslde 2 Bankstown 2. NSW Fed. Div. 2: Blacktown 2 Croatia 2; Julia 3

Prayers for King at the Istana A SOLEMN moment during the Royal welcoming ceremony in the chandelier-lit Throne Room of Istana Besar in |ohore Bahru. The State Mufti. Dato Syed Alwee bin Tahir Aladad (left) is saying a prayer for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. who is seated with Sultan Ismail,

Summit talks of Laotian factions soon GENEVA, Monday. UHITAIN loid the U-power Laos conference, which restarted here today after a five-day deadlock, that a "summit meeting of the lenders of the three main Laotian factions would be held in Zurich. Switzerland, "in the very near future." The Earl of Home,

DACHINGS: 17 SHOPMEN ARE FINED SINGAPORE. Mon.— Seven- teen sundry shop proprietors i of Jurong Road were charged I in the fifth magistrate's court today for possessing unstamped dachlngs for use in trade. The court was told that these dachlngs were supplied by Ng Tian Soo. who faced a separate

Still crutches WASHINGTON. Mon. A .special lift helped President Kennedy alight from the plane that brought him back from his Florida weekend today. He wa* using crutches.

Sultan of Pahang HI, ordered to rest KUANTAN. Mon. Thr Sultan of Pahang has a stomach disorder and has been ordered by his doctors to take a complete rest (or a few days Tengku Pangfima Perans had to deputise for him at the opening of an iron ore mine on

Caught hauling a water pipe SINGAPORE, Mon. Teo Chyr Lye, a labourer who was arrested by police in the act of pulling out a 20- foot long water pipe at the Bukit Ho Bwec fire site, told the magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pales, today: "I was only trying to salvage

STILL 1Omil. JOBLESS WHEN INDIA'S BIG PLAN ENDS GENEVA. Mon. India will still have nearly 10 million unemployed at the end ol the third flve-year plan in 1965. an Indian delegate told the International Labour Conference here today. Mr. Babubhai M. Chinai. employers' delegate, said that his country's labour problems

Washed out LONDON. Mon.— Rain today I prevented starts being made in the West of England lawn tennis championships at Bristol and the Kent cham- plonships at Beckenham. Reuter.

Paper to merge with another ONDON. Mon. The Li market value of shares in two big newspaper groups rose by more than £1.500.000 here today as the result of a pending merger and fresh takeovp- speculation. The movements followed an overnight announcement that the Sunday Dls- patch (circulation 1.152,--000) Is

England make 106-1 as rain stops play FIRST TEST FOURTH PAY EDGBASTON. Monday. RAIN severely curtailed play on the fourth day of the First Test match between England and Australia at Edgbaston here today, there being only two hours 20 minutes cricket. I In that time. England, facing arrears of

SCOREBOARD EXGLAXD IST IXNS. 19:> tI'STKAMA IST IXNS. :.16-9dec EXGLAXD ;\1) IXXS. 15-0 on Suturdatl PILLAR c GIOUI b Mivx.n 28 I SI'BBA ROW not out «B DKXTK.R nut out 5 Extras i Total 1(01 one) 106 Wicket fell M 93 Bowline uo d.uei: DaMdson 12.2-7-11-0: Misson 7-2-17-1: Simpson 7-3-22-0:

SBA Junior results SINGAPORE MOD Refills In vie Singapore Bacinntuoii Am tiim Junior phffmpVTrnrtipi played at the SBA Hall tonight were: Junior mixed dmihlrs i.semifinalM: Bob Lee aiui N\.nc\ Ong bt Wee Choou Bens and C. Cmonh 15-11. 15-13: Paw. Kum LeoiiK auci R. Riiiiaiii- bl Le« Cncon Pew and

Close hits century for Yorks ONDON Moil.— Clom: of p:ay scuies in today \s County i matches were. At I.KEDS: Yorksniie 293-7 dec (B. Close 103. D. Paugttt 41. K Gilioulty 48 11.0.) v Glamorgan (rain). Ai. KETTERIXG: Nor'.aumptousiure 152 ana 124-7 (C. Miiburn 64). Leicestershire 156 iM. Allen 7-58).

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS MR. AND MRS. Maik Olv.r llmnk nl.itn>> and brtaodi (M U I mm. ooosratnli on ■'"<• |>ri since on tl» ore. -ion of thrir Ipoh. on 21 ■>• MRS. ASTER CUNASEKER* and family thank all MMil und relatival for their Kb i vrrathi. meuagen of <ondol«nee anil atti-ndanc* at