The Straits Times, 14 June 1961

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 {n**** The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    TRADE: EUROPE and US
    525 1 X; XXvO X X XLik) X 1l Xli xjlXj mJJ\ X O ST mjul\ X ~oC© Ddv/I\ Pclgv Ml U.K. participation might aid basic commodities Malayan view on Common Market By CHANG YIN FOOI K. LUMPUR. Tuesday. AN economically progressive Europe with Britain associated with it
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    Lock icon £5,000 to fire victims
    54 1 £5,000 to fire victims I ONDON, Tue..— The Bri- tish Government is contributing £5,000 as a gift to the Singapore Government to assist in the relief of distress caused by the fire at Tionq Bahru on May 25. This was announced in the House of Commons by Mr. lain MacLeod,
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    Lock icon ALERT FOR 3 LOST SHIPS
    77 1 ALERT FOR 3 LOST SHIPS PORT MORESBY. Tues. All shipping in the South Pacific has been alerted to watch for three small vessels feared missing on a voyage from Hong Kong to Rabaui. The ships left Hong Kong on May 28 and last made radio contact with Hong Kong on
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    SETTLERS GIVE A BIG WELCOME TO KING
    543 1 SETTLERS GIVE A BIG WELCOME TO KING l OHORE B A H R U. J Tues. Excited settlers of Kong Kong in the Johore Bahru district gave the Yang di-Pertuan Agong the most spontaneous welcome yet in his first visit to Johore. They cried "Daulat Tuanku" over and over again
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    Lock icon Death please, say two soldiers
    152 1 SALT LAKE CITY. Tuesday. TWO TEENAGED U.S. soldiers, charged with seven murders, have told reporters here that they want to die in the electric chair "to get out of this stinking ratrace." Ot the seven people they are alleged to have killed in a cross-country
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    Lock icon Liner held up
    47 1 LONDON, Tues A spokesman for the P and O Orient Line said here today the firms new flagship, the 45.270-ton Canberra, largest built in Britain since World War Two had been delayed 24 hours on her maiden voyage to Australia by engine trouble. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jack looks better
    81 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Kennedy expects to be able to discard his crutches in a few days. This was disclosed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Mr. Sam Rahurn. who breakfasted with him :.nd reported: "1 never saw him look bet- ter. 1 tlr. Pierre Salinger
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    Air crash: Injured Malayan's parents flying to see him
    418 1 KUALA LL.MPLR. Tues. In their Ceylon Hill mansion here tonicht lrn» worried millionaire parent' ot the Malayan student seriously injured in yesterday's air crash at Cairn were making hurried final preparations to fly to sec their son. Early tomorrow, ri.bber :tiacnatv
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    Tengku plan 'sound' says Selkirk
    357 1 Tengku plan 'sound' says Selkirk BUT SUBANDRIO SAYS INDONESIA WANTS NO PART OF IT I JESSELTON. Turn. I OBI) SELKIRK, Commissioner-General to South-Easi Asia, has described Tengku Abdul Rahman's "mighty Malaysia** proposal as a "sound, long-term plan." He made this comment during a news conlerence at Jesselton airport before tlying
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    Lock icon Algeria peace talks are adjourned
    130 1 Algeria peace talks are adjourned EVIAN, Tues.— French delegation sources said today that the three-week-old peace talks with the Algerian insurgents here wrre being adjourned for several weeks because no agreement had been reached so far. It was not immediately known whether there would be a meeting tomorrow to discus
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    LATEST POLICE RAIDS
    30 1 LATEST POLICE RAIDS NAIROBI lv today raided Vm fei iju.trtcra of h< n- Vu<.in S itiorui Cnion nuiu op**ilmu pjily in K home of Mr Ifin pirtvj, fke>pccBJ ni Kmtcr.
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    Lock icon 'HOG WASH' ON GERMANY: U.S. SPOKESMAN
    189 2 'HOG WASH' ON GERMANY: U.S. SPOKESMAN BERLIN, Tuesday. fTTHE U.S. State Department yesterday branded as "hogwash" a A Russian complaint that it is a "provocation" for West German parliamentarians to meet in West B erlin. Meanwhile In Bonn th West German Government spokesman, Mr. Felix von Eckardt, told correspondents that
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    Lock icon Grace is mobbed by 20,000 in Dublin
    124 2 DUBLIN, Tuesday. DRINCESS GRACE of Monaco was escorted into the Gresham Hotel here last night an upset woman after wild crowd scenes at her arrival with her husband. Prince Rainier, for a banquet and ball at the hotel. Twelve people were taken to
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    'Ceiling' on Hillary
    55 2 KATMANDU. Tues. Sir Edmund Hillary, conqueror of 29.000 ft. Mount Everest, has been medically advised not to climb higher than 16.000 ft. according to reports here. This follows his recent cerebral attack while leading an unsuccessful expedition to Makalu Peak (17.790 ft). Sir Edmund, now fully recovered,
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    Lock icon Cheryl is arrested, freed, vanishes
    131 2 Cheryl is arrested, freed, vanishes OEVERLY HILLS, Tues. Police arrested Cheryl Crane, 17--year-old daughter of film actress Lana Turner, and cnarged her with lacking parental supervision after she had been found in the company of two drunken girls. The three were found at the flat of Mrs. Mildred Turner, Cheryl's
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    Lock icon New HK stamps
    29 2 HONG KONG. Tues— New $1 stamps will be on sale early September to commemorate the golden jubilee of the University of Hong Kong this year. Reuter.
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    Wedding of the year
    24 2 THE DUKE OF KENT and his bride, the new Duchess of Kent, after their wedding last week at York Minster.
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    Lock icon Algeria: New flare-up
    194 3 'STAY OUT MOVE BY SOCIALISTS LONDON. Tuesday. A GROUP of Socialists last night put forward a surprise parliamentary motion opposing British membership of the European common market and backing the proposal of Mr. Diefenbaker of Canada for a Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference I to consider the issue
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    Lock icon Soekarno is welcomed in Peking
    86 3 PEKING, Tues.— President Soekarno of Indonesia received a colourful welcome when he flew in here today from Moscow for an official two-day visit. He was greeted at the airport by a Government party Including Mr. Liv Shaochl, chairman of the Peoples' Republic. Madame Soong Ching-ling
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    Lock icon Rail fare rise?
    21 3 LONDON, Tues. A general rail fare Increase may be on the way in Britain, industrial sources reported. Reuter
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    Lock icon 22 KIKUYU 'PROPHETS' ARE JAILED, FINED
    143 3 VAIROBI. Tues.—Twentytwo Kikuyu "prophets" seven men and 15 women arrested over the weekend near Maralal, where Jomo Kenyatta. convicted Mau Mau leader, is living under restriction, were found guilty today of entering a closed district illegally. The seven men were sent to jail for
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    Lock icon Trawler inquiry
    33 3 LONDON. Tues. Britain yesterday agreed with Denmark that an impartial inquiry should be held into the Incident in which a Danish frigate fired on a British trawler on 'May 30. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Death toll goes up as bomb, knife attacks continue in big towns
    436 3 Death toll goes up as bomb, knife attacks continue in big towns ALGIERS, fues. "PIVE people were killed and nine injured yesterday in a new outbreak of gun, bomb and knife attacks in Algeria's three biggest towns. Muslim insurgents stabbed two Europeans and a Muslim to death in the Muslim
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    MISSING 'SECRETS' MAN IS FOUND
    71 3 MISSING 'SECRETS' MAN IS FOUND WASHINGTON, Tv c s.William Covington. the National Security Agency clerk missing since early last week, was found today at a racecourse near Wilmington. Delaware. A widespread search by police and the F. 8.1. was launched when the 28-year-old clerk failed to return to his home
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    Lock icon Soviet jet overshoots
    54 3 CAIRO, Tues. A Soviet Tupolev 104 jet airliner ran off the runway onto a sandy verge at Cairo airport lastnight when a tyre burst as it landed. There were no casualties and the plane was apparently undamaged, but the airport was closed to large aircraft for more
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    Lock icon 4 burnt to death
    29 3 BARCELONA, Tues.— Four workers, two of them women, were burnt to death here yesterday when a workshop making fireworks and cartridges was destroyed by fire.—Reuter
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    Lock icon EICHMANN TRIAL IS ADJOURNED FOR ONE WEEK
    186 3 EICHMANN TRIAL IS ADJOURNED FOR ONE WEEK JERUSALEM, Tues. The court trying Adolf Eichmann for the war-time mass murder of Jews yesterday adjourned for a week after the prosecution had completed its case. The adjournment is to give Dr. Robert Servatius, Eichmann's German lawyer, time to digest the mass of
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    Grenade kills 2
    24 3 JAKARTA, Tues.— A grenade thrown Into a crowded market place In Padang, West Sumatra, killed two people and wounded 28/— Reuttflr.
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    Lock icon EXPLOSIVE FOUND IN ITALIAN ALPS
    132 3 ROME, Tuesday. 4 HUGE explosive charge was found in the Italian Alps yesterday an hour before it was due to ?o off under a dam which would have flooded an entire valley. The explosive was found at noon at Selva, in Bolzano province There have
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    Lock icon Trujillo: Man for trial
    51 3 CIUDAD TRUJILLO. Tues. Major Gen. Hose Rene Roman Fernandez, who was relieved of his post as secretary to the armed forces three days ago, will be tried by court martial as an accessory to the assassination of Generalissimo Rafael TtuJHIo, a Dominican Government spokesman said today.
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      333 3 —^i L w|th i Miss Singapore 1961 "Avon Julie Koh, Miss Singapore 1961, appreciates Avon cosmetics too. She is featured here with an AVON Cosmetics Make-up Case which she took with her to Long Beach for the International Beauty Congress. Avon, the magic name that every woman knows and respects,
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      451 3 RADIO MALAYA mwn, m.jo lime signal: <2VioSAL SAORTH^VL 40 J SFRvir-F 4i 7 Ton Cnor Soon (tenor) Sun Sook A M^oYTlme lignaT'egara- f"" '"S"^ 00 Ku, News Headlines; 6.05 Morn- i° rt 30 r ch^°^ O»'> H-00 ing Melodies; 6.50 Keep Pit With c i°*f Jr"^' Teik Lee; 7.00 Ray
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    Inter-school debate
    77 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. TanJong Katong Boys' and Girls' Secondary Schools were declared winners in the first round of the inter-school debate sponsored by the Chinese V.M.C.A. at South Pier, over the week-end. The boys beat the Fairneld M.G.S.. while the girls beat the Gan Eng Seng School. In the
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    'Unity call' by Marshall
    701 4 MALAYA WOULD BE MORE INTERESTED IN MERGER IF SPORE IS ONE, RALLY TOLD SINGAPORE. Tues MR. DAVID MARSHALL, leader of the Workers' Party, tonight called on the PAP and other political organisations to unite and work towards merdeka. Speaking at his first by-election rally in Anson
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    BIG FIRE FUND: NEW DONATIONS
    223 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund today received donations totalling $2,413.42. Tne following is the luil list of donations received by ihe commiuee up to 1 p.m. today: Anonymous $500: The Cam-' bridge University Malayan Association $157.69; The Isiand Lodge 9199
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    242 4 rE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar. airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO .\C: Prom London, Zurich, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA708) 5.50 p.m. Gamda: From Jakarta (OA--802) 9 a.m.; from Bangkok (GABO3) 5.20 p.m. Thai International: From Jakarta (TG4O2) 10.15 a.m. Cathay
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    Designs sought for Trade Union House
    251 4 Designs sought for Trade Union House SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AN imposing $3 million, ultra-modern building accommodating the State's Trade Union House and an international conference hall is to Join the ranks of Singapore's waterfront skyscrapers. A Government statement today released details of the project and invited registered architects In Singapore and
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    KATZ IN PIANO RECITAL AT THE VIC
    207 4 KATZ IN PIANO RECITAL AT THE VIC SINGAPORE. Tues. Mindru Katz, a Rumanian pianist who during recent years has commanded increasing respect in Europe for the fidelity and poetic fervour of his interpretations, gave awrecital for the Musical Society in the Victoria Theatre last night. After a clean but inflated
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      99 4 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Swimming Chib. Amber Road. 8 Local artists' painting exhibi- p.m von. British Council. Ambtir Y.W.C.A. IBtffln Qny): Mrs. Mansions. Orcharci Roud. 10 Amstutz talks on "Growing old a.m to 6 p.m. gracefully" to members of InROTARY CLUB OF SINGA- ternailoiial Women's Club. 10 30 PORE: Luncheon talk
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    New S'pore Umno crisis
    242 5 REVOLT AGAINST JOINING GRAND ALLIANCE FORMED BY TUN LIM SINGAPORE, Tuesday A NEW crisis is brewing in the State Umno M over its decision to join the grand alliance formed by Tun Lim Yew Hock, chairman of the Singapore People's Alliance. The Singapore Umno city division,
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    GANG TAKES GOODS WORTH $30,000 AFTER TYING JAGA
    159 5 GANG TAKES GOODS WORTH $30,000 AFTER TYING JAGA SINGAPORE. Tues. An armed gang raided a shop m Smith Street, before dawn yesterday and took $30,000 worth of textiles after tying up a watchman .sleeping on the five-foot way. But a few hours later police, acting on information, recovered $20,000 worth
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    Hindi recital
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Srimati Tillibai and his party from Bombay gave a recital of devotional songs In Hindi, at the Ramakrishna Mission Hall, in Bartley Road tonight.
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    A new life for Borneo baby in Britain
    105 5 A new life for Borneo baby in Britain \rRSE Muriel Storie, who has returned to Britain with the 15-month -old Chinese girl she adopted in Borneo, said when she sailed into Tilbury: "It is difficult for a nonmarried person to adopt a European child. I had decided a year earlier
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    'NASI GORENG' LED TO REUNION
    162 5 'NASI GORENG' LED TO REUNION pERTH. Tues. Two men, passengers to Australia in the Blue Funnel ship Hector, sat with their wives opposite each other at the Liverpool (England) terminal and there was no sign of recognition. Later, on board ship, one of the men. Mr. W. L. Kltserow, 74,
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    Bail for man on firewood charge
    55 5 IPOH, Tues. Lai Kwai Chong. 21, pleaded not guilty In the magistrate's court today to being a member of an unlawful assembly that caused hurt with firewood to six people In Paslr Plnji yesterday. Bail of $200 was allowed and the case was postponed
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    A DROP IN RUBBER THEFTS
    64 5 TANJONG MALIM. Tues. A police spokesman here said today that rubber thefts and illegal tapping on estates In the Tanjong Mallm area had declined. This followed stricter police watch and assignment cf extra men. He said that an average of four cases of rubber theft
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    For Trengganu
    29 5 PENANG, Tues. The Assistant Minister of Rural Development. Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman. arrived In Penang today on his way to Trengganu to inspect rural projects there.
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    Bankrupt is jailed for selling land
    101 5 Bankrupt is jailed for selling land HATU PAHAT, Tues. Gan Cheok, a bankrupt, was yesterday jailed for three months here for selling his three pieces of land after a bankruptcy petition was served on him. The Assistant Official \sslgnee of Johore. Mr. Vincent Das, said that Gan wat adjudicated a
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    WARSHIPS TO SHOW THEIR POWER OFF SINGAPORE
    71 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Britain's most modern aircraft carrier, H.M.S. Victorious, will give capability demonstrations at sea off Singapore on July 24 and 25. In conjunction with three destroyers, H.M.S. Cassandra, H.M.S. Carys- fort and H.M.A.S. Vendetta, a submarine H.M.S. Tactician, and a British haulier,
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    INCREASE IN TAIWAN PADI CROIS
    56 5 INCREASE IN TAIWAN PADI CROIS BUTTERWORTH. Tues.— More padi fields in Province Wellesley are being planted with Taiwan padi this year So far. 24,000 acres have been planted with this crop against 17.000 acres last year. This increase is mostly in Province Wellesley north district, where off-season water is obtainable
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    Bridge joint gives way
    41 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. The Permatang Pauh bridge was closed to heavy traffic this morning after a joint In the pontoon structure gave way. Heavy vehicles were diverted through Jarak. Only light vehicles were allowed over the bridge.
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    Trishaman on liquor charge
    41 5 PENANG. Tues.-^A trisha rider. Lee Kirn Hoe. 41, today pleaded not guilty to charges of possessing a still for manufacturing liquor and possessing fermented mash in BriIge Street yesterday. He was granted $500 ball until June 28.
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    Perak starts three-way drive for more padi
    257 5 IPOH, Tuesday DERAK is starting a big drive this year to Increase the production of padl as an Important part of rural development. Its three chief aspects are: 1. A Government-subsid-ised scheme for the widespread use of fertilisers. 2. The distribution of a
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    Front bid to end deadlocks
    374 6 Walk-out councillors to call special meetings soon, says party secretary r— PENANG, Tu«s. The standing orders were "not only scanty, but shockingly out of date, and completely Inadequate for proper conduct of business In the town councils." FOOTNOTE: Inche Alwi bin Haji Jawal, Independent member
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    REMANDED ON REVOLVER CHARGE
    67 6 REMANDED ON REVOLVER CHARGE SINGAPORE. Khairi bin Vassin was remanded at the central lockup for a week after he had been tentatively charged in t*ie ninth magistrate's court with pos session of a .38 police colt revolver and 12 rounds of ammunition today. He was alleged to have been In
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    Liquor fine
    31 6 PENANG. Tues. An expectant mother. Loh Slew Eng. 33, was today fined $500. or three months' jail, for possessing seven bottles of illicit liquor In Presgrave Si rcet yesterday.
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    Selangor Coronation site
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    MOTOR FIRMS PAY RISES
    77 6 SINGAPORE, Tues.— About 300 monthly-paid workers in six big motor firms are to get wage increase:.- ranging from $10 to $30. This follows an agreement reached between representatives of the Singapore Motoi Workshop Employees' Union and the firms. Those benefittlng from the agreement Include clerks, drivers,
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    SULTAN AND CONSORT WILL WEAR $125,000 GEMS
    279 6 KLANG. Tues. Glittering jewellery and diamonds worth more than $125,000 will be worn by the Sultan and the Tengku Ampuan of Selangor during their Coronation ceremony on June 28. Some of the ornaments are more than a century old. The crown of the
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    He tried to cash fake ticket
    268 6 He tried to cash fake ticket DENANG. Tues. A man who tried to claim $127 win dividend with a false tote ticket was today fined $200. in default two months' jail. S.A. Manaf bin Ra^hid. a motor car driver, had pleaded not guilty In the Sessions Court to a charge
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    Rotary talk
    33 6 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Major C. Chilman, of 3 Base Ordnance Depot, will speak on industrial relations at lh« lunch meeting of the Rotary Club ot Singapore West ar Prince's Restaurant on Thursday.
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    SCHOLARSHIP AID FOR MALAYANS
    84 7 SCHOLARSHIP AID FOR MALAYANS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Two Federation students are among 101 Commonwealth scholars assisted under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan. They are Miss Josephine Cheow, of Petallng Jaya, studying social work at the University of Toronto, and Mr. Lum Yun Foo, of the Telecommunications Department here, studying
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    Salvation Army leader makes a brief visit
    107 7 QINGAPORE, Tues.—Commissioner Joseph Dahya, a top Indian leader of the Salvation Army, flew Into Singapore today from New Zealand for a two-day visit. Mr. Dahya. commander of the Salvation Army in northern India, is on his way home after conducting meetings and campaigns
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    Big jungle clearance schemes in Pahang
    341 7 Big jungle clearance schemes in Pahang 200,000 ACRES TO MAKE WAY FOR DEVELOPMENT KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. THHE Pahang Government will clear 280,609 acres of jungle land for development in the next five years. Details of this gigantic scheme were given today in a Pahang Government statement issued here. Forty per
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    Beauties will take water to Long Beach
    247 7 Beauties will take water to Long Beach SINGAPORE. Tues. Miss Singapore (Julie Koh) ana Miss Malaya (Helen Tan) will leave Singapore on Fridu: with water from Malaya to be poured into an international friendship pool at Long Beach. California. Both will carry gifts for the Mayor of Long Beach, where
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    Housewife tells of terror at 4.30 a.m.
    98 7 CINGAPORE, Tues. A housewife, Mrs. Christina MacTaggart. has reported to police her terrifying experience at 4.30 a.m. today when she woke up and saw a man coming through her bedroom door. She was sleeping alone in her house In Garlick Avenue, Bukit Timah.
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    A varsity mosque plea by students
    193 7 |(UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Muslim students at the University of Malaya here there are 250 of them will urge the Government to build a mosque at the university. The reason: The nearest mosque is at Kampong Kerinchi, a mile and a half srway. The president
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    Dance date
    33 7 PENANG. Tues. The Telecoms Athletic and Wrl fare Association will hold- b dance at the Westiands School Hall on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. when "Mis.Telecoms" will be elected.
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    1914 8 DEFENCE LAWYER HITS AT 'BAMBOOZLING' BY THE PROSECUTION KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday A DEFENCE lawyer today accused the pro- secution in an alleged cheating case of employing "cajolery and bluster" in an attempt }o make a bank accountant admit negligence in issuing three
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      238 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Comrade on the river Alma. 1 Chemist among soldiers on the perheps (s>. slope (6>. 8 Evading prohibition: should 5 Money only for goats' hair the stewards Investigate? <B>. (3-7 L 9 Goldneld that's divided a little 12 Make better tea or I'm having bit
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    Acting Governor says goodbye
    151 9 PENANG, Tues. The Officer Administering the Government. Tengku Indra Putra, and his wife. Datin Zainab. were given a ceremonial send-off at Bayan Lepas airport this morning when they returned to Kota Bharu after a sixweek stay in Penang. Both shook hands with the Chief Minister, Dato
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    THE $130,000 BILL IS MET BY INSURERS
    432 9 THE $130,000 BILL IS MET BY INSURERS Croc skin robbery trial told of money paid up -I SINGAPORE. Tues. rpEO CHONG TECK, manager of Chye Seng Tannery, told the Assize Court here today that an insurance company had paid up $130,006 for the loss of 22 cases of crocodile skins,
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    'SWINDLE' CHARGE BY THREE JOBLESS
    105 9 'SWINDLE' CHARGE BY THREE JOBLESS t i SINGAPORE, Tues. Police were making inquiries today after receiving reports from three jobseekers who claimed to have been swindled. The three men said they answered an advertisement for posts as salesmen in January. They went to a firm in Chulia Street where they
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    He's Citizen Smith
    78 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr J. Smith. 39. former Director of Posts (Finance). Postal Services Headquarters, who was earlier this year appointed an honorary Ahli Mangku Negara. has now been accorded substantive membership of the same grade, as he is now a Federal citizen. Mr. Smith, who left
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    Phase one of war on TB begins
    192 9 IT U A L A LUMPUR. IV Tues. The first phase of the Government's country wide anti-tuberculosis campaign has begun with nurses giving school children here tuberculin tests. The nurses are being trained at the tuberculosis clinic in Pahang Road by the Australian
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    Telecoms experts to meet
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue;s. Telecommunications experts will meet here on June 28 to consider improvements to submarine cables communications. The meeting the South East Asia Commonwealth Cable Conference wiil be opened by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdu! Rahman. Delegates will be from Australia, Ceylon. Canada. India. Pakistan.
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    Widow No. 1 loses tenancy of office
    407 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Justice Ong ruled in the High Court here today that no individual tenant should be entitled to two homes or offices. He gave Judgment In favour of the Straits Trading Co. Ltd which sought posses- sion of its premises.
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    Widow N0.2 wins claim for house
    217 9 A LGR STAR. Tues. A 68-year-old widow, Mool Ah Ngan, today won her suit for the return of a $7,600 house from a businessman, sen Jun. 53, who claimed to be her husband. Mool had asked tor a declaration to deprive Beh from qslng
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 10 111 Word, (M Mmimum) MR. A MRS. FRANCIS LEI thank md Iriendx for thnr valuable Kilt* and attrmlnnie on the occasion ol their marriat.'' on luth June.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    42 10 111 l»<.rrf« >;» Mmimum) IN LOVING MEMORY ot Dr. I in. i'.>ii HydlMJf Goin.'Mi^ who passed 1 awaj on 1 1 i, 6m Years may roll by j i Ins. 1 1. l l>y all lo\mg I MW and d.iuKhti n
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    374 10 2i, Vat* IH faTaataaaaiJ A BREAKFAST you nrid not cook. 11* TraM Ki -.iilv to-i.r (Mt Orral, noal d. ;.iious with milk tut t:it in tvery pi RUSH, RUSH. RUSH, lor the ex- Ctllcal mutaaway'l Record taaM afford aaaaaa. MATERNirv REGISTERS KequlrwJ, available irom tn« Caxton Press (Iv37> Ltd.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMEN
    24 10 J» Hi.rds «.J« (Win.; YOUTH FOR CHRIST Knlly of the irdny IMtli June. Victoria Memorial Hall. 7.30 p.m. Mort detail* next week
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    80 10 ;n W,,,d, M (Min.)— aVa i» rls. txlra COLOUR PMOTOCRAPMV Mi many UaßMMrea and Industry. Advaneea diAriopment ot the process in the straits Times Colour Laboratories »hicb produce up to 11" x IV haa made it.« iik possible lor many purncluding hou*« magazines. brochures, •bowcarda and Illuminated Hhtnrwr a
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, June 14. 1961. Congo Crisis Ends
    661 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, June 14. 1961. Congo Crisis Ends The "grievous stage" in the j Congo crisis is over. Mr. iHammaiskjoeld. the maker oi this welcome gtatcment, is not (given to —*y oythntwi nor ti thcie anyone who has more ICMOII to be suspicious of dawns in Afrira. But
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    Costly Lesson
    313 10 Having suffered the near failure of seven land schemes in Negri Sembilan, the State Government is to be applauded for making a clean breast of it and calling on the Federal Land Development Authority for salvation. It is not the first time mistakes have been made; the F.L.D.A.
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    Meeting Ground
    223 10 Or.? of the smaller but more I gratifying tokens that Malaya is acknowledged internationally as an area of stability is the tendency for international organisations to establish regional offices in Kuala Lumpur and Sir-gapore. The U.N. lpd the way thi.s April with a firm announcement that a representative
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    China: the economy cracks under strains
    1027 10 China: the economy cracks under strains AUTHORITY IS UNDERMINED BY DISASTER AND BUNGLING by A CORRESPONDENT THE cumulative effects of natural disaster and economic bungling have now reduced Communist China, which was energetic and disciplined in 1958, to a somewhat seedy image of its former self. In Canton thieves operate
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      RUBBER: A CUT-THROAT WAR IS ORDER NOW
      199 10 IHAVE been waiting for the 'experts'" to refute the statements made by the chairman of the Rubber Growers Association which damn very completely their assurances to the industry. "Whatever new form of natural rubber may be developed, it can, if not at the
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      220 10 If confidence in the future of the natural rubber industry is shown by the amount of re-investment, it must be admitted the synthetic industry is even more confident or its future since its investment is many times that of the natural rubber industry. The mutual trust and cooperation between the
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      390 10 "It had been hoped, I believe, that sales from U.K. and U.S. stockpiles would have contributed to a more stable price for natural rubber." I well remember the fuss that was made to obtain promises that stockpiles should not be used to depress prices. Did the leaders of the natural
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      132 10 There has recently been a plea for a leader for the industry from a member of the pianung. waicrniiy. and with good reason. Too many of the people holding authoritative positions should have retired years ago. Many still dream that the industry is still as it was 50 years ago.
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    Accident and murder 'ruled out'
    997 11 SIR HAN HOE: I GOT IMPRESSION TSAN WAS NOT WELL OFF Detective: Son said 'I knew this would happen' on seeing bodies off Nicoll Drive SINGAPORE, Tuesday. I y:V¥X TI VE-INSPECTOR Leo Fernando said today that he had U ruled out accident and murder as
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    DATO ONN IMPROVING: BULLETIN
    103 11 DATO ONN IMPROVING: BULLETIN JOHORE BAHRU. Tues The condition of Dato Onn bin Jaafar. chief of the Party Negara and an M.P.. who was rushed to the Johore Bahru General Hospital last week following a heart attack, is improving, accord- ing to a medical bulletin this evening. His wife. Datin
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    Wage claims on 12 banks by workers
    144 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Banks Employees' Union has submitted claims to 12 banks in the state for a general wage increase and better terms of service. Mr. Mm Kl-n fflan. ihe union secretary, said today the union would start negotiations when It had
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    Airman's house is burgled
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Tues— Thieves broke into a house in Chestnut Drive and stole 5177 and property valued at $580. The theft was discovered by the occupant. Leading Aircraftsman R. K. Hope.
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    20 to help in use of Malay
    169 11 CINGAPORE. Tues. _An Indonesian Government i i. near i s •> picking 10 teachers who are to be sent to Singapore to help the state's efforts to promote Malay as the national language. A iinn>ni.'n lor (he I I'tooesian Consulate-General here told the
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    Orchids for the Queen from Brownie Mariam
    63 11 THE Raja Permaisuri Agong accepts a basket of orchids from 11 -year-old Mariam Abubakar. a Brownie, at the Sultan Ibrahim Girls' School. Johore Bahru. Next to the Queen is the Sultanah of Johore. Tun Amin ih. In centre and extreme right are the
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    Queen goes on tour of three schools
    309 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday rwas day of joy and thrills for more than 2,000 girls in Johore Bahru today when the Raja Permaisuri Agong visited three schools. They greeted her with cries of "Daulat Tuanku." waving paper flags. The Queen wore a lavender sarong
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    409 new hajis back from Mecca
    208 11 409 new hajis back from Mecca JuN^iiiUivi^. lues. r'our nunared and .une ne»v najis and najahs were greeted by relatives at tne quaysiae when the pilgrim ship Ansnun returned to Singapore from Jeddah today. About 680 others disembarked at Penang and Port Swettenham. Hundreds braved the mornIng drizzle to be
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    ANSON POLL: LIB-SOCS AND SPA RALLIES
    85 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th«Liberal Socialist Party will hold its first election rally to introduce its candidate In the Anson by-election, Inche Mohammed Ismail bin Haji Hussaln, on Thursday between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m at Raub street (opposite Anson Circus). The Singapore Alliance will hold
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    Morphine fine
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Lee Ah Kow. 55. v.as fined $1,000. or three months' jail, when he oleaded guilty today to poseslon of one lb. of morphine in a house in Sunget Road yesterday.
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    THE SORDID SIDE OF SALISBURY...
    720 12 Behind the phoney facade of shiny skyscrapers, a twilight world of shabby hypocrisy by ANDREW WILSON: Salisbury, Tues BEHIND the Salisbury skyscrapers, the hygienic white pride of Southern Rhode«sia. run dark narrow passages called "sanitary lanes" intended to give access to garbage collectors. Raci a
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    The pilgrim special may soon run again
    720 12 The pilgrim special may soon run again DAMASCUS, Tuesday LIKE the question of King Hussein's marriage, the restoration ol the Hejaz Railway has been the topic of discussion in the Middle East for a considerable time. The celebration of the former seems quite likely, however, to be followed by some
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      256 12 m The sj 9 n f the x js ■Hi9|HHBh!9J^H the s '9 n of the Oxford I 1 You can tell the Oxford by this sign, a symbol that has f distinguished this great family of cars for some 50 |||}l(- years. Why not in the year of the
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      Lock icon He ventured into bush alone and won over savages
      1198 13 He ventured into bush alone and won over savages Scientist who gave his life for knowledge KILLED IN RAID 8Y BAND OF ABORIGINES WHEN an exploring party camped at the Mitchell River, North Queensland, on the night of June 28, 1845, the leader, Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt, discredited th c possibility
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      293 13 Hugs Bunny By Balph Heimdahi MA' I Abner By A I Capp f THIS BEIN 1 TH 1 NINTH DAW AFTER TH' /"//Af.^-SO EARTHQUAKE. V SEEMS LIKE AH 1 IlklfT lI D FO r 1 AMTIWANKEE CHILI! INJECTIONS, "S I McGCON DONE CORN* GOT HIS OTHER J 2m!y2:T~2ff V YORE
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      MAT'S MAGIC SPELL WORKS TOO WELL
      1495 14  - MAT'S MAGIC SPELL WORKS TOO WELL KATHLEEN HICKLEY Here is a list of pen friends for you by A LI and Rukiah go to visit Mat Mousedeer and find he is starting a farm. He askes them to buy him a cow which they bring home with great difficulty. Mat
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      489 14 New books are in for prizes H ELL B yS and C rlSl Penang, has written asking for v m match box labels. aj I hope you are enioying the He says: "I am a very keen new essay contest. I have not mutch box label collector. If v gone
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    Singapore tin price falls by $1.75: Less tonnage
    329 16 TIN fell by $1.75 to $448.25 per picul in Singapore yesterday after it had remained constant at $450 on the three previous trading days. The offering fell by 15 tons to 225 tons. In London overnight tin ruled steady in active dealings,
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    LIGHT TRADING IN SHARES: TINS BETTER THEN EASE
    393 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHERE was only light J. trading on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and the mining section continued sensitive with buyers very cautious. In the morning there bad been an improvement in tins, but the noon fall of $1.75
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stork Indirex: June 13 June 12 Industrials: 169.11 169.00 Tins: 327.74 324.38 S Rubber*: 248.09 248.24 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    927 16 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets was: Industrials: F. and N. ords (1,000) (2.53: b. Traders (3.000) (4.03; Boustead (4,000) (1.60. (1.55. Minings: Austral Aranl (500) 275. 3d.; A. Hltam (16,100) 48*. 9d. AIB, 4»s. AIS, 48s.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    112 16 MELBOURNE, Tues. TNVESTMENT shares opened the A week, along easier lines. Colonial Sugar rose £4 15s. to £92 ss. and Herald Is. 6d. to 595. Base metals were steady. Oils were easier. Rio Tinto eased 9d. to 16s. Commonwealth Bonds held a steady trend. Con. Zinc 94/- Mt.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    188 16 SHIPS lying altfigtM* the Sinxaper* wharves teday are: Cerinthus 1/3, Kairsky 4/5, Bal Keng 4/3. Sangola 10/11, State of Axsam 13/14, Rajah Brooke 25. Yamahoko Maru 20/30, H-nka 35/36, Ventura Fellz 38/39. B«langor NW. 3 Outer reads: Libtrtad. Kenlnnnu. Glenorchy, Roblna. TJaJa Pratama. Sal.itU.i. Matupl. Tenko Maru.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    120 16 H»pore, noon prlctt ptr picul ytfttrday win: Copra: UK/Coottnent May ■hlpment S2st buyer*, »2fl Mllen. Coconut all: bulk S3B) sellers, drum *42 aellera. Papptr: Muntok white $192* lellera. Sarawak white $100 aellera, upecial Sarawak black Sls7t sellers, garbled Lampong black $1574 sellers, Lampong blick ABTA fl72t Mllen. Ptpp#r
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 16 'FHE Federation Minister of Finance hat fixed these prices for calculating custom* duties for the week v beginning on June 15. Robber 85!* cent* a IK Copra Ml* a ton. Coconut oil 5671 a ton. Palm oil 5663>5 a ton. Palm kernels $358.25 a ton. The rates of
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 16 SINGAPORE. June 13. RUBBER: 84 cents per lb. (up three-eighths of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 84 i cents (quietly steady). TIN: $448.25 per picul (down $1.75). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 15 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    217 16 |ULV nrot srad* rubbor buysrs f.a.k. J closed in Singapore yesterday at 84 cents p-i Ib. up thrce-eigbths of a cent on Monday'a closing price. The tone «■«.< qulot. J.C.C.B A. rioxlng prices In rents per Ib. yem.nlay were: Int. 1 R 8.8. Spot f.o-b. buyers $32. sellers
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    87 16 THE Malayan licninii Sankt* AtI toolatlon mads thesw change! In Its rmtes to merchants resterday (ail ratea to »100) Canada: baytm airmail T.T. 32», O.D. 321. 90 d/st 32 13/16 credit bills, 321 trad* bills. Soiling T.T. or O.D. roody: Canada 31 IS 'l6: Bollian Franc. 1613 a:
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    163 18 TONDON. Tues. Three people were killed in motor racing competitions yesterday. In the Tourist Trophy races at Douglas, Isle of Man. 26-year-old Marie Lambert, a passenger in a BMW side-car machine driven by her husband, Claudr. of Switzerland, was killed instantly when they crashed at more
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    INDONESIA TO SEND TEAM OF EIGHT, FOR G.P.
    216 18 INDONESIA TO SEND TEAM OF EIGHT, FOR G.P. SINGAPORE,, Tuesday. INDONESIA will send a team of eight motor- cyclists to the Johore Grand Prix on June 24 and 25. The Ikatan Motor Indonesia have informed the organisers, the Singapore Motor Club, that the team will be led by Mr. Sujono,
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    TWO TROPHIES for MALAYA
    159 18  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN. By LONDON, Tues. TWO English football clubs have presented Malaya's national soccer coach, Mr. Choo Seng Quee, trophies to be competed for by teams in Malaya. The clubs are Burnley, last year's League champions, and Sheffield United. The Burnley Cup will be the prize
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    149 18 Everton winger sent off again YEW YORK, Tues. Billy Bingham. Everton's Irish international winger, was sent o?T for the second time in less than a month here last night. It happened in Everton's American International Soccer League match against Baneu of Brazil, as Everton crashed to a 2-0 defeat their
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    59 18 PENANG. Tues. Mrs. Alcina Peterson has been elected president of the Penang Ladies Hockey Club with Miss B. Bowie as vicepresident and Miss Aisha blnte Kechll hon. secretary, Che Alsha binte Kechll won the Smith trophy for the most conscientious player during the season. Miss Margaret
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    107 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— In preparation for their key Malayan Cricket Association League championship against Penang on July 1. the Selangor Cricket Association will hold a two day trial on Saturday and Sunday at Rifle Range ground. The following are the teams: President's XI T.K. Bel
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    234 18 sinuafuke, Tuesday. OINGAPORE Amateur F.A. have decided to mete out heavy punishment for offenders in a move to stamp out hooliganism on the soccer field. The penalties will be suspension from one to five years for first offenders, and the terms to be increased for
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    Malays team to meet HK
    100 18 PENANG. Tues. The Malay Football Association of Malaya today named 18 players for their match against the Hongkong Chinese at the City Stadium here on Thursday night. The May team will be selected from: Haklml Hashim, Zainuddln, Syed Hood. Yusoff Bakar. Ahmad Nazaii, Kamaruddln Ahmad.
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    ALL THE MALAYAN LEAGUE FOOTBALL TABLES
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    44 19 ENGLAND bats- man Ken Barrington hits to leg for a four off Richie Benaud (bottom left) on the first day of the First Test at Edgbaston. FULL report of the Test by Jack Fingleton see back page.
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    124 19 Teachers' clean play pays off PENANG. Tues. Malayan Teachess College greatly enhanced their chances for league honours when they beat their closest rivals Glugor Club 4-0 In a key division two league game on the Dato Krnmat padang. This was the first, defeat for Olugor club in seven outings. MTC
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    MORNING FLIGHT SET FOR DERBY
    84 19  - MORNING FLIGHT SET FOR DERBY EPSOM JEEP By IPOH. Tues. Veni Vici Stables Perak Derby hope. Morning Flight, arrived yesterday morning after a searching preparation at IVnani; for big race here on Sunday. Morning Flight has won five times in his last six starts. Last month at Bukit Timah this
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    Thomas Cup move: Opinions are not unanimous
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    PERAK BEAT HK WITH 'NEW LOOK' ATTACK
    337 19 IPOH. Tues. Playing with a "new-look" forward line Perak beat Hong Kong Cinnese by 4-3 in a soccer match on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here today. The winning goal was scored by outside right Abdul Rahman who was also responsible for two
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    128 19 LONDON, Tues. Close of play scores In yesterday's UK County cricket matches: At Hove: Sussex 353-8 dec Notts 3S-3, rain stopped play. At Oxford: Foresters 103 Oxford 930-7 (Nawab of Pataudi 65). rain stopped play. At The Oval: Surrey 339. Lanes 116-4, rain stopped play. At Chelmatttrd: Essex
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    660 19 SOCCER JOHORE BAHRf t\A. LEAGUE: Div. 1 Jorinthlans i iDollah AU. Tallb and Ahmad Baker i 221 BVD BOR 0. DW. 2B: Education 5 iGhani 3. Osman. Wan Musa) Customs 0. KLfANo LEAGUE: Dlt. 1 ETC 4 (Petty 2, Zulkifll 2) Ourkhas 0. HAY CUP (Kluang) Pamol 5
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    20 20 NIK KING waves back to settlers of Konjt Kong from Land Rover. Straits Times picture.
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    148 20 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. rpHE Justice Department said today that Irvin Chambers Scarbeck, a U.S. Foreign Service officer, has been arrested on charges of giving national secrets to Poland. Mr. Robert Kennedy. Attor-ney-General, who announced the arrest, said the Federal Bureau of Investigation took Scarbeck into
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    52 20 LONDON. Tues. Financial sources said here today that the £150 million British Motor Corporation was believed to be negotiating to take over Borgward's. West Germany's fifth largest can makers. The B.M.C. group. Britain's biggest, makes Austin, Morris, i Wolseley. Rlley and M.G. cars. —Reuter. H,,rrfv s/i,
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    39 20 INDIA 12.6.61 mother m P.. Chandran S<mgri r.uala Kst:ilc, B. Bantint;. P..V Mmon Sun>:«l Aur Road, Port Swrttrnham. CS. SUBRAMANIA AfYER, r.t.r,-d Chief Clerk. Stale rsjl»»l"l Office. Johorr, paased anay 3 1 ."> G I Ri.shiuudlenoe Swam) V. Sivanandi.
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    27 20 TAIPEI, Tues. Formosa's population at the end of April stood at 30.917,841, an increase of 29.720 over the March figure, the provincial Government reported. Reuter.
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    18 20 STUTTGART, Tue.v About 20 people were kijied in a rail crash near here today. Reuter.
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    334 20 LONDON. Tues— Stock irmikeu here closeu on a steadier note today ..:ter losing ground in Initial dealings. Business throughout \\a> a i a low level and movements generally were small. Medium and liicrt da'.ed giitedgea hardened m response to the improvements in steiluig but undated
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    41 20 LONDON. Tues.— Spot 24 ',d.. j July 24*-, d.. Aug. 24\d.. Sept i 1 24\d.. July-Sept. 24-, d.. Oct.- 1 Dec 2b<£} Jan. -Mar 25d.. April- June 25d.. c.l.f. June 24J s d., July 24 ,d.. Aug. 24\d. Tone: Inactive.
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    24 20 LONDON. Tues.— Buyers £87 seicit £880. Ptorwaiu bi.veis £889. sellers £889-. Settlemnu £8<fl). Turnover a.m. 190 ions. p.m. 215 tons. Tone: Barely steady
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    285 20 'Grievous state' is over in the Congo DAG 'QUITE ENCOURAGED' NEW YORK. Tuesday. STATEMENT made last night by the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, is regarded here as a virtual dedaration that the Congo crisis has ended. He told correspondents here that he was "quite encouraged' by recent developments
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    141 20 Scientists in bid to locate Venus rocket LONDON. Tues. Britain and Russia's first cotnoined space operation started today simultaneously at a rocket communication centre in Russia and at the Riant radio telescope at Jodrell Bank. Cheshire. At pre-arranged times, scientists in Russia sent into space the coded command signal designed
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    Certificates of masters
    68 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Master Attendants Office today advised mariners with certificates of competency qualifying them as masters of local trade ships of under 100 or under 75 tons to have them endorsed to bring them in line with the new Local Trade certificates now being issued. Applications
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    HOUSEWIFE IS FINED $3,000 FOR BOOKMAKING
    138 20 HOUSEWIFE IS FINED $3,000 FOR BOOKMAKING SINGAPORE. Tues. A housewife was fined $3,000. in default six months' jail, in the Seventh Magistrates court today for acting as a bookmaker at the Singapore Turf Club on May 21. Aw Poh Jin of Bencoolen Street was caught in the act of making
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    13 20 CATANIA. Sicily. Tues. Mount Etna is showing increased volcanic activity.
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    35 20 HAVANA, Tues. Four American agricultural ex- perts arrived here today to try to work out details for Premier Fidel Castro's pro- posed exchange of 1.214 cap-, tured invaders for 500 U.S.made tractors. U.P.I.
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    208 20 ONDON. Tues Result In today's county cricket mutches were At BLACKHEATII: Warwickshire best i Kent by IM runs. Wanvlckshire 324-" uec. iind 76-3 dec. Kent 170-1 dec. iR. Priaeaux 67 ii.oj ana 76 tW. Bridge 5-2>. Wanrtckshtn 13 points. At CAMHUDOB: Worcestershire beat Cambridge Univmity by 121
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    82 20 OTTAWA. Tues.— Mr. James E. Coyne. Governor of the Bank of Canada, said today that the Finance Minister, Mr. Donald Fleming, had requested his immediate resignation, the Canadian Press news agency reported. Tht Canadian Press reported Mr. Coyne as saying: "I will not resign quietly." Mr.
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    773 20  - Subba Row (112), Dexter (180) force a great draw JACK FINGLETON, FIRST TEST FINAL DAY From f Edgbaston, Tuesday attacked him with ail bowlers nu his stiength the legsiump but Subba Row weru along placidly to his century once playing a perfect cover drive Dexter after lils iong preeautionaiy look
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