The Straits Times, 16 June 1961

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    RUSSIA WRONG—P.M.
    509 1 RUSSIA WRONG— P.M. Ecca not a 'camouflage' link with Seato But he is 'glad' of Reds' interest KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said in a statement today that Russia was wrong in saying that the proposed Economic and Cultural Co-operation Agreement was a "camouflage" for extending
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    Lock icon ULBRICHT IS READY FOR TALKS
    86 1 BERLIN (Eastern Sector). Thurs.— Herr Walter Ulbricht, East German Communist leader, today proposed immediate negotiations with West Germany to negotiate a German peace treaty and solution of the West Berlin problem. "I declare in the name of the Government of the German Democratic Republic that
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    Sultan's son divorces English wife
    375 1 Sultan's son divorces English wife Pahang Tengku says: We just could not get along together KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The second son of the Sultan of Pahang, 2nd/Lt. Tengku Ibrahim, has divorced Sally Bronstein, the 19-year-old English girl he married on May 4. In Kuala Lumpur today, at the Ipoh Road
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    Lock icon 2 killed in Red ambush
    56 1 VI-NTIANE. Thurs. Two soldiers of the right-wing Government forces were killed and five injured when Pathet-Lao troops ambushed a military convoy 13 miles from Vientiane on the Luang Prabang Road yesterday. The ambush took place near the village of Bany Lai. scene of numerous Pathet
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    Lock icon RAIL FARES TO GO UP AGAIN IN BRITAIN
    125 1 RAIL FARES TO GO UP AGAIN IN BRITAIN LONDON. Thurs. British Railways are to Increase fares by 10 per cent from September 1. it was announced today. Second class passengers will now pay 2jd. a mile instead of 2*d. Try.' railways. which are being modernised, lost £84 million in 1959.
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    Lock icon Night club taboo
    44 1 SEOUL. Thurs. South: Korean civil servants face instant dismissal if caught smoking foreign cigarettes, entering night clubs or doing other "unrevolutionary" activities. A 20-article decree was issued today by MajorGeneral Shin Han. Home Minister of the South Korean military government— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Khrushchev reports on Vienna: 'I am satisfied,' he says
    225 1 MOSCOW, Thurs. MR. Nikita Khrushchev tonight reported to the nation In a gigantic television and radio link-up on his talks with President Kennedy In Vienna early this month. Mr. Khrushchev said he regarded personal meetings as essential, because they were the
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    Longer relief for pioneer industries urged
    709 1 Longer relief for pioneer industries urged 'EXTEND TAX HOLIDAY UNTIL A FIRM IS MAKING A PROFIT' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MALAYAN Industrial Development Finance, Ltd., has suggested a longer tax holiday for pioneer industries. The suggestion H mad" in the ai.nual star. «'nt by the chairman. Mr. H. O. Banham, published
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    LATEST
    14 1 lACKIE LEAV VTSENS, Than i.jiquilinc Kenned) bmnc today frun b< holiday in C-F.l
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    Lock icon THE REFUGEE ENGINEER FROM RUSSIA
    76 1 THE REFUGEE ENGINEER FROM RUSSIA LONDON Thurs. A Russian engine* r. who v ont to Britain in April on a UNESCO grant, bOf b een "permitted to stay h< Home 'Office tpokeamai The spokesman named tho man as Oleg Lenchevsky. aged 46. a water purification engineer. A front page report
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    Stunt man dies
    22 1 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. Eddie Polo. 86, stunt man in early silent movies, collapsed and died in a Hollywood restaurant yesterday.
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    Lock icon France to extend Algeria ceasefire
    155 1 France to extend Algeria ceasefire DARIS, Thurs. The French Government today decided to extend the unilateral ceasefire in Algeria beyond the original one month period, due to end next Tuesday, it was officially announced. France suspended all offenI sive operations aguhiM the Algerian insurgents except In cases of self-defence i
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    Lock icon Moscow lies—a note to Kremlin
    196 2 Moscow lies— a note to Kremlin MOSCOW, Thurs. BRITAIN yesterday sent a note to the Soviet Union expressing surprise and regret at Moscow Radio's "continued misrepresentation on a forged document as a secret British Cabinet paper." The document purports to br a secret memorandum urging the infiltration of African trade
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    Lock icon RESTART EVIAN TALKS, SAYS GROUP
    337 2 NEW YORK, Thursday. THE Afro-Asian group of delegations met privately yesterday to receive a report on the now-recessed talks between French and Algerian nationalist representatives at Evian. The report was presented by the nationalists' representative in New York. Mr. Abdel Kader Chanderli." The chairman of
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    Lock icon Royal visit off
    30 2 BRUSSELS. Thurs. King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola. who expect their first child late this year, have postponed their state visit to Britain, set for July 10-14— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Hunger man charged
    62 2 NEW DELHI, Thurs.- Mr. A K. Gopalan, deputy Communist leader In the Indian Lower Hou&e, who has been on a hunger strike in Kottayam. Kerala State, since June 6. was yesterday arrested and charged with attempting to commit suicide. Mr. Gopalan staged his strike in protest against
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    Lock icon 10 KENYA LEADERS FOR TALKS WITH KENYATTA
    155 2 10 KENYA LEADERS FOR TALKS WITH KENYATTA NAIROBI. Thurs. Ten African leaders five from thr Kenya African Democratic Union and five from the rival Kanu flew today to Maralal for talks with Jomo Kenyatta. Kenyatta, who is in restricted residence at Maralal. had asked for the talks. The talks are
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    Lock icon $975 m. dam loan
    30 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The World Bank and International Development Association will lend the Sudan Republic $975 million to build the Roselres Dam on the Blue Nile Reuter.
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    Lock icon LABOUR PARTY HITS AT TROOPS FOR PORTUGAL
    126 2 I ONDON, Thun>. The British Government yesterday refused a Labour Party request to countermand the despatch of British troops to Portugal next month to take part In exercises. Mr. George Brown. Labour's defence .spokesman, then tried to get an immediate emergency debate in
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    Lock icon New bid to reopen disarm talks
    183 2 New bid to reopen disarm talks YEW YORK. Thurs. 11 Mr. Valerian Zorin, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, yesterday confirmed that he would begin preliminary talks on disarmament in Washington next week with United States officials. He said the two sides would consider ways of resuming substantive negotiation. Mr. Zorin, speaking
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    Lock icon MURDERED BRITON 'WAS A SPY'
    265 2 NICOSIA, Thurs. THfc Greek Cypriot newspaper Machi yesterday linked Mr. Peter Gray, the British architect shot dead in Kyrenia on May 12, with the arrest of convicted spy George Blake, and said he was a "member of M.I. 6." Quoting "police information," the newspaper said
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    Lock icon A peaceful and neutral Laos is Prince Souvanna's hope
    859 3 A peacef ul and neutral Laos is Prince Souvanna's hope GENEVA, Thursday pKINCK Souvanna Phouma, neutralist Laotian leader, making his debut at the Laos conference here yesterday, expressed the hope that the conference would help his country to achieve peace and neutrality. Speaking of the future, the prince said: "We
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    Lock icon Soldiers in China rush to help in harvest
    120 3 Soldiers in China rush to help in harvest PEKING, Thurs. Thousands of soldiers and students rushed Into the countryside near Peking this week to help the communes harvest wheat and sow summer crops, a Peking newspaper reported today. Nearly 60.000 soldiers from the capital halted training and had taken animals
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    Lock icon New quake fear
    34 3 AGADIR. Thurs Survivors of the earthquake which destroyed Agadir 16 months ago rushed into the streets in panic yesterday when a slight tremor shook the town. No damage was reported. Reuter
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    Lock icon SECOND BIG MANILA FIRE: $30mil. DAMAGE
    100 3 SECOND BIG MANILA FIRE: $30mil. DAMAGE \!ANILA, Thurs. Fire hit the crowded Blnondo area here last night for the second time in less than a month and wrought damage estimated at 20 million peso.; (about $30 million.) Three firemen were slightly hurt fighting the three-hour blaze. A businessman was bitten
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    Lock icon 9 grenade cell members held
    41 3 ORAM, Thurs. French •ecurlty forces have arrested nine members of an Insurgent cell responsible for 1 several recent grenade incidents and killings In Oran. Its leader had confessed to committing five of the Incidents himself.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CHOPPY SEAS FOIL BATH BID TO CROSS CHANNEL
    105 3 IN the shadow of the towering chalk cliffs of St. Margaret's Bay near Dover, Kent, 21--year-old Alan Witt, a chemistry student at Brighton Technical College pictured setting off to try to cross the English Channel to Calais in a bath powered by
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    Lock icon Indonesia, China ratify friendship treaty
    150 3 PEKING. Thurs—Chinese and Indonesian leaders last night exchanged instruments of ratification of a friendship treaty before President Soekarno's departure today after a two day official visit. Indonesian sources described the President's second visit to China as very successful and very cordial •and said agreement was
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    Lock icon Red reception
    34 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Marshal Rodlon Mallnovsky. Soviet Minister of Defence, yesterday gave a reception in honour of Gen. Nasution. chief of staff* of the Indonesian Army and Indonesian Minister of National Security. Reuter.
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    Step to foster reading
    251 4 LIBRARY WEEK SEEKS TO ASSIST NATION BUILDING BY CREATING WIDER LOVE OF BOOKS SINGAPORE, Thursday. AN annual "Library Week" will be held here from June 24 to foster book-reading and national consciousness. Organised by the Ministry of Culture and the Library Association of Singapore, the week's
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    CHANCE FOR STUDENTS TO WIN CAMERAS
    195 4 CHANCE FOR STUDENTS TO WIN CAMERAS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Library Association of Singapore is organising a photographic competition for students of secondary schools, colleges and universities in connection with the Singapore Library Week. Various photographic firms have donated valuable cameras and other equipment which will be given as prizes for
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    Water cut
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off in Beach Road between Jalan Sultan and Sumbawa Road from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    CAUGHT IN A FLAT—JAIL FOR YOUTHS
    129 4 CAUGHT IN A FLAT— JAIL FOR YOUTHS BINGAPORE. Thurs.—Detectives on antl-housebreak-ing rounds found four youths sleeping in a new, unoccupied flat in Strathmore Avenue, a court was told today. The plalnclothes men also seized three screw-drivers, one spanner, two pliers and other tools In the flat Today, three of the
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    Customs man charged
    272 4 TOOK A BRIBE- MERCHANT SINGAPORE, Thursday. 1I7HILE a Jakarta-bound air passenger was having his luggage examined at the airport here, a customs revenue officer approached him and asked for $40, the First Criminal District Court was told today. Mr. Oobind Vaswani Chellaram, a merchant from Indonesia, said
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    4 deny crocodile skins robbery
    242 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday. pOUR of six men, allegedly concerned in the rob- bery of 22 cases of crocodile skins, made their defence in the Assize Court here today, denying the charge. The four men, John Robert Anderson, 40, a mechanical engineer. Ho Tee Ming. 32. a
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    ADJOURNED FOR MEDICAL EVIDENCE
    90 4 ADJOURNED FOR MEDICAL EVIDENCE SINGAPORE, Thurs. An inquiry into the death of a housewife, Teo Tau Nglm. 28, of Chen San Road, was adjourned Indefinitely today. Teo died three days after being taken to the General Hospital at midnight on April 23. The assistant coroner, Mr. Loke Slew Hoong. was
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    $20,246 FOR RELIEF FUND
    307 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Bukit Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund today received donations totalling $20,246.75. The following is the full list of donations received by the Committee up to 1 pjn. today: Central Sikh Temple $501; Mr. Sim Hay Lum $200: BLC and HNL of 64,
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    A STRIKE THREAT AT TWO POWER STATIONS
    323 4 A STRIKE THREAT AT TWO POWER STATIONS SINGAPORE, Thurs. 3 More than 300 City Council daily rated workers employed at the Pasir Panjang and St. James power stations have threatened to go on strike on Monday. But they have not given the Council a 14-day strike notice as required in
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    Caught boiling opium
    70 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tan Hook, 57, and Seng Ah Kok, 60, were each fined $250 or two months' jail after they pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court today to "manufacturing prepared opium." Inspector Teoh Beng San, prosecuting, told the court that a police party raided an attap hut
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    Indian dance show
    70 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twenty students of the Karaikudi Doctor Alagappa School of Music from India will perform Indian classical dances at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Proceeds from the second performance will be donated to the National Theatre Fund. The Minister for Culture,
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    Motor workers to negotiate
    158 4 Motor workers to negotiate BINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Cycle and Motor Workers' Union now represents a majority of employees of the United Motor Works. Ltd.. In Orchard Road. This was the result of a secret ballot taken yesterday amongst 43 workers of the company. The union secretary, Mr. Chan Kwong
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    1,111 given blood
    67 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Hospital patients last month used more blood than was received from blood donors, a Ministry of Health statement disclosed today. The statement said there were 1,111 recipients last month as against 1.098 blood donors, 466 of whom were new. Last month's blood donors Included those from
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    Dancing display
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Exhibitions of Chinese, Indian and Highland dancing will be given at a ball at Cathay Restaurant at 8 p.m. on June 30, In aid of Bt. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children.
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      58 4 The Singapore Diary LIBERAL- SOCIALIST PARTY: Election rally to introduce its candidate, Inche Mohammed Ismail bin Hajl Hussein, on vacant ground in Raub Street (opposite Anson Circus) between 7 and 10 p.m. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Exhibition of paintings by local artists at the British Council, Amber Mansions. Oicliaru Road. CHINESE
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      131 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom London, Frankfurt, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur <BA 710) 4.55 p.m.; from Tokyo, Hong Kong (BA 965) 5.45 pjn. Pan- American: Prom Los Angeles. Honolulu, Manila, Saigon (PA 817) 12.45 p.m. Garuda: From
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      234 4 Thai International Prom Jakarta (TO 402) 10.15 a.m. Qantas: Prom Sydney. Brisbane. Darwin <QF 573) 5.45 p.m.; from Perth. Jakarta (QF 547) 5.15 p.m. Malayan Airways: Prom Kuala Lumpur (ML 171) 10 a.m.; from Penang, Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca (ML 149) 7.15 pjn.; from Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. (ML
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    ALLIANCE'S LOCAL POLLS SETBACK-BY RAZAK
    476 5 Leader urges elected men to work harder for people, party ALOR STAR, Thurs. HPHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, suggested here last night that one reason for the recent Alliance setback in town council polls was that elected Alliance representatives did not work hard
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    Malaya to adapt Jap system of rice cultivation
    258 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A MALAYANISED version of the Japanese system of rice cultiva- tion will soon be introduced here to boost Malaya's padi production. Eleven Malayan officers are undergoing specialist courses In Japan for this purpose on Japanese Government scholarships. On their
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    MISSING GIRL, 15, FOUND, TELLS POLICE A MAN WANTS TO MARRY HER
    157 5 MISSING GIRL, 15, FOUND, TELLS POLICE A MAN WANTS TO MARRY HER ALOR STAR, Thurs.—Kedah Police today found a 15-year-old girl reported missing since Tuesday night from her home in the Malayan-Thai border town of Changloon. The girl. Rokiah binte Hussain, was in the bouse of a k.itlu at Jitra,
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    Student control opposed
    129 5 PENANG, Thursday. THE Australian and New Zealand Graduates' Association of Malaya has written to the Minister of Education opposing any form of control over students going overseas for higher study. The association has also. asked the Minister to form an advisory body. "But no reply has been
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    Ex-Malayan doctor dies in Ceylon
    96 5 Ex-Malayan doctor dies in Ceylon KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— News was received here today of the death in Colombo yesterday of Dr. S. S. RaJanayagam, a former medical officer in the Federation. Dr Rajanayagam was medical' officer for Kuala Pllah district from 1924 to 1948. Mr. A. K. Retnam. Chief Health
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    Searchlight exercises
    62 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A searchlight exercise will be held in the Eastern Roads, Singapore harbour, between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. tomorrow. In a circular to the shipping community, the Master Attendent said that searchlights would be sited along the south coast of Singapore Island between Tanjong Katong and
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    Indian industry
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr G J. Malik, commercial counsellor and Assistant Commissioner for India In Singapore, gave v talk on "Industry in India" to members of the Lions' Club at their luncheon meeting at the Cockpit Hotel today.
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    On maiden voyage
    63 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The C,480-ton cargo vessel. State of Rajasthan. will arrive in Singapore tomorrow on her maiden voyage from India. Her arrival here will inaugurate the new West Coast Irdia-Japan cargo service opened by the Eastern Shipping Corp. Ltd. The corporation's agents iii Singapore. R. Jumabhoy and
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    Envoy goes on leave
    59 5 PENANG, Thurs. The British Deputy High Commissioner. Mr. J. R. Williams, and his family left today for Britain on leave. They are expected back in October. Mr. Austin Coates, Regional Information Officer, will be in charge of the office until the arrival next month of Mr.
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    Jobless man took own life
    55 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. tne Assistant State Coroner. Mr. Loke Slew Hoo n g. today recorded a verdict of suicide in an. Inquest held on Llm Keng Chua. 67. who leapt to his death from the first, floor of a building In Buklt Timah Road on May
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    Top army recruiting man off to Britain
    96 5 Top army recruiting man off to Britain CEREMBAN. Thurs.— A British soldier who played a big part in selecting recruits for the Federation armed forces will leave for Britain soon. He is 6ft. tall WO. II John Spenser, 31 (above), who has travelled throughout the Federation in the last five
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    Seven get degrees
    80 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Seven Federation students are among 29 Colombo Plan scholars who recently graduated from the University r.f Queensland In Brisbane. They are: Mr. Yeoh Bens Ec of Penang, Mr. Slew Kin and Miss Yap Sow Har of Ipoh, Mr. Manjit Singh Samphi and Mr. Low
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    A road crash kills man
    41 5 TAIPING. Thurs. K Arulandu was killed yesterday afternoon when a taxi he was travelling in collided with a lorry at Simpang. near here. Arulandu, a retired bank employee, was one of three passengers in the taxi.
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    Rallies off
    26 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two rallies in support ol Dr. Chee Fhul Hung, Alliance candl date for the Anson by-elec-tion, were postponed tonight because of rain.
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    The jobless women
    48 5 The jobless women IPOH. Thurs. About 200 unemployed women In Ipoh are looking for Jobs as assistant nurses, midwlves, assistant mldwives and stenographers They and 701 ex-servicemen are among the 5.691 people who have registered at the Labour Employment Exchange in Ipoh. Some of them have temporary jobs.
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    The Koran readers
    57 5 IPOH, Thurs. inche Abdul Razak bin Ibrahim, from Krian district, won the Perak Koran reading contest held in conjunction with the Muslim new year day celebrations at the Hume Street Mr^aue here last night. Second was Inche Yusuf bin Endut. from Kuala Kangsar. and third was Inche
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    The quiz kings
    34 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— A team from the English College. Johore Bahru, today won the district Inter-school science quiz by beating the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. The score was 22—17
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    Union meeting
    23 5 SEREMBAN. Thurs.— The annual meeting of the Negrl Sembilan branch of the Malayan Technical Services Union will be held on Sunday
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    The Ringlet victims get more money
    220 5 IPOH. Thurs. Substantial public donations (the total so far is $120,000) have enabled the Ringlet relief committee to give more money to victims of the May 11 landslide. The landslide killed 17 people. Injured 34 and destroyed six houses. Mr. J. P. M. Clifford.
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    At 55—an astonishing double first for Sir Robert
    410 6 At 55 an astonishing double first for Sir Robert In the part of Scotland from which Sir Robert Scott's parents hailed It Is said with great certainty that "a day out o' Selkirk is a day lost." If this Is true, Sir Robert has been losing most of his; he
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    1108 6  - The 2 who walk alone... J. HALCRO FERGUSON SPAIN AND PORTUGAL... OUTSIDERS IN A CHANGING WORLD by FRANCO AND SALAZAR The only dictatorships in Western Europe are proving an acute embarrassment in the cold war battle against Communism WITH Portugals conduct in Angola condemned in the United Nations, and renewed
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    Most of new session to opposition
    363 7 Most of new session to opposition THEY HAVE 7 RESOLUTIONS DOWN FOR DISCUSSION AJI ATTERS raised by the Opposition will dominate the best part of L A the five-day session of the House of Representatives beginning on Monday. Papers released today show that the Opposition has given notice of moving
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    Red carpet welcome for royal visitors
    294 7 Red carpet welcome for royal visitors SEREMBAN. Thursday. "lyfORE than 2,000 schoolchildren will line the streets here tomorrow evening to line the streets here tomorrow evening to welcome the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong for their three-day official visit to Negri Sembilan. The King and Queen will
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    FIESTA EAST COAST THE CAPITAL
    105 7 FIESTA EAST COAST THE CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— The 40 young men and women who make up the cast of East Coast Fiesta arrived here by chartered bus from Kota Bharu last night for the Malay cultural show which they will put on at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall tomorrow
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    'Understand, support tourism' call to top govt. leaders
    156 7 "pHE Pacific Area Travel Association the driving force behind moves to promote tourism in this region has called on top government leaders in Asian countries to "understand and support' tourism. Such backing. It says. Is vital for the development of the industry.
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    Itty works her way to magna cum laude
    87 7 Itty works her way to magna cum laude MISS Itty Chan. 23. (above) of Petaling Java, has graduated magna cum laude in education at Lesley College. Cambridge, Massachusetts. Miss Chan, the daughter of Mr. Henry T.C. Chan, a machanical engineer, and Mrs. Tan, has been in the United States .since
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    Alliance head
    18 7 RAUB. Thurs. Mr. Ng Keat Ling <A11.) has been elected president of the Raub Town Council.
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    Magistrate's court safe burgled
    59 7 Magistrate's court safe burgled JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The safe in the Magistrate's Court office here was burgled last night. About $300 cash and jewellery exhibits were stolen. The burglary was discovered by court officials this morning. The door of the safe had been cut away from the body. The thief
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    Envoy sees students
    73 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Malayan High Commissioner in Britain, Tengku Ya'acob. md his wife, Tengku Malmunah, met 30 Malayan engineering students when they visited Brighton. Inche Ibak Hussein, a Central Electricity Board student studying at Brighton Technical College, chatted with Tengku Ya'acob about the Malay College. Kuala
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    MISS GOLDEN VOICE IS BACK...
    82 7 MUAR, Thurs. A former Miss Golden Voice of Malaya. Miss Sylvia de Sllva, 22. ha.« been elected Miss Golden Voice of Muar and Segamai region. Miss de Silva, who won the national title in 1957, beat eight others in the Muar-Se-gamat contest. Second was Che
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    PLANE FROM ALOR STAR GROUNDED
    62 7 PENANG, Thurs— A Malayan Airways plane from Alor Star was grounded here today because of mechanical trouble. It was to have called at Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur, Malacca and Singapore. In Ipoh 10 passengers— five for Kuala Lumpur and five for Singapore were stranded. Some booked
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    100,000 I-cards
    29 7 MUAR, Thurs.— Registration Officer, North Johore, Mr. S Murugasu. said today that 100.000 new identity card.i have been Issued in Muar, Segamat, Tangkak. Batu Pahat and Kluang.
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    UNIFIED SCALE: A JULY 1 DATE FOR 40,000
    364 8 Teachers get six months to decide on joining KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. FOUR years of struggle will be left behim when the unified salary scale for the Federation's 40,000 teachers comes into force on July 1. Teachers qualified to enter the scheme will
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    Getting to know you... music breaks the ice
    101 8 AUSTRALIAN troops visiting British North Borneo for thr Queen's Birthday celebrations listen to a member of the North Borneo Police Band practising before the parade along the streets of Jesselton. At left is Bombardier Don McDonald. 22. of Wai gett. New South
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    Transferred
    32 8 RAUB. Thurs.— Mr. D. M. Suppiah, West Pahang Probation Officer, has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur as Prisons Welfare Officer. Mr. Shu Chen Lin. from Kuala Lumpur, has taken his place.
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    TEACHERS and LEAVE— A REMINDER
    76 8 TEACHERS and LEAVE— A REMINDER IPOH. Thurs. Teachers in all fully-assisted schools In the Federation have been reminded that they must get approval If they Intend to spend their leave or school holidays In Singapore or overseas. The reminder comes in a circular from the Ministry of Education to all
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    Two more held
    24 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The police yesterday detained two more secret society suspects in Fisher Btreet under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    5 PUPILS RAISE $100 FOR S.P.C.A.
    92 8 5 PUPILS RAISE $100 FOR S.P.C.A. IfUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Five pupils of the Bourne School here have raised $100 for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It took them two hours to raise the money by selling books, comics, handbags, and toys at a fun fair in
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    Still and mash
    33 8 IPOH. Thurs. A fisherman, Chlam How Telk. 56. was fh.ed $200. or six weeks' jail, today for possessing 45 gallons of fermented mash and a complete still. He pleaded guilty
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    Chief Minister opens fair
    178 8 DENANG, Thurs. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. today spoke of the cordial relations that had always existed between the people of Malaya and so.diers "whether they be Australians. New Zealanders, Gurkhas. British or Malayans." "And this fair will enable them to come closer together
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    Hotel death
    26 8 MALACCA. Thurs.— A carpenter. Chan Kuai. 59. of Johore Bahru, was found hanging in a room in a hotel in Goldsmith Street here yesterday.
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    REVIEW Disney does it again with film of Amazon jaguars
    239 8 REVIEW Disney does it again with film of Amazon jaguars npHERE is something 1 acutely satisfying about watching animals. Whether It's an elephant in a circus, a porcupine in Johore Zoo or just a dog burying a bone in the backyard it's nice to see. And that s the way
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    EPF Association annual meeting
    35 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The first annual meeting of the Federation of Malaya Employees Provident Fund Contributors" Association will be held at the Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall, Birch Road, on July 9.
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    Lock icon Khrushchev trying to divide the world into 3 parts—Lord Home
    610 9 Khrushchev trying to divide the world into 3 parts— Lord Home CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Thurs T ORD HOME, Bri- tain's Foreign Secretary, today called the Soviet Union's bloc principle "surely the most sterile and bankrupt doctrine that has ever been advanced." Speaking after receiving an honorary degree at Harvard University, where
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    Lock icon Invasion leaders are left out of 'tractors' offer
    231 9 HAVANA, Thursday. rpHREE leaders of the abortive Cuban inva- sion are not included in Dr. Castro's offer to exchange 1,200 prisoners for tractors. f This was made clear today In tne official account of yesteTday's two-hour meeting here between President Osvaldo Dorticos
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    Lock icon APPRENTICE SET FIRE TO MASTER
    83 9 APPRENTICE SET FIRE TO MASTER LONDON. Thurs. A 15--year-cld apprentice painter who wanted revenge on his master emptied a drum of turpentine over him and set him afire, a juvenile court in Newcastle was told yesterday The boy said his master "was always picking on me. and I couldn't do
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    Clamp down on vice
    74 9 HONG KONG, Thurs. Police here are trying to crack down on a white slave traffic ring operating between the Philippines and Hong Konj: Investigations following a tip-off resulted in detention ot five people for questioning. It is alleged the ring had arranged for women to go
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    Set for election
    30 9 JERUSALEM. Thurs.—lsrael's Knesseth <Parlia menf> was dissolved yesterday after only 19 months instead of the normal 45 paving the way for a general election on August 15.
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    S. Vietnam 'badly needs' more U.S. aid
    178 9 S. Vietnam 'badly needs' more U.S. aid WASHINGTON, Thurs. Pres xient Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam, today sent to President Kennedy a message on what he called the Communist threat to his country. The message was delivered by Mr. Nguyen Dinh Thuan, South Vietnam a Secretary of State for
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    Lock icon JACK'S NEW CAR HAS GOT EVERYTHING
    124 9 JACK'S NEW CAR HAS GOT EVERYTHING WASHINGTON, Thurs.— President Kennedy's luxurious new car. the only one of its kind built, was delivered to the White House today. More than 21ft. long, the car is an expanded version of the 1961 Lincoln Continental featuring every modern motoring "gadget" even to retractable
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    TWINS RAN IDENTICAL CARS—BUT ONLY HAD ONE LICENCE
    161 9 TWINS RAN IDENTICAL CARS— BUT ONLY HAD ONE LICENCE T ONDON. Thurs. Driving instroctor Arthur Thompson couldn't believe his eyes. On the road in front of him wa.s a black Ford car with the licence plate number FWX7SO. Coming down the road in the other direction was an identical black
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    36 10 It K'erWs Sit i Minimum, THI FAMILY or thf la-r Mr Chi» K^nj Ty?, thank all tho?t relatives an<l )rirn<ls who sent Wttmtmt, scrolls. Josspap*r, DifMiiH of sympathy and donutlona to S.A.T.A.. visitfd lh» nous*.
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      Rent Control In Ipoh
      587 10 In a fortnight's time, rent control is to be lifted in Ipoh. which would then become the only town in Malaya to enjoy if that is the right word freedom from restrictions governing transactions and relations between landlord and tenant. This is the effect of an
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      Tax Holidays
      345 10 The independent company status of Malayan Industrial Development Finance Ltd. (MIDFL) lias been fully justified if only because it made possible the appeal in its first annual report for an extension of the tax holidays permitted under the Pioneer Industries Ordinance. There are two suggestions: that the tax
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      Evian Stalemate!
      246 10 Time for reflection is by no means a bad thing in the middle of negotiations which one way or another will greatly influence many lives, but the way it has been secured at Evian is bad. Although the news black-out on thr talks between the French Government and
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      The futility of these fish experiments
      719 10 AS a freshwater biologist and as a citizen concerned for the welfare of the people of this country I have been somewhat perturbed by recent news Items concerning the stocking of Malayan freshwaters with introduced fish. First, there was the reported suggestion that we
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      THE SACKED VARSITY STUDENTS SPEAK
      406 10 We were among the six students recently asked to leave Nanyang University for "disrupting peace and order and damaging the university's dignity.' Actually we were the victims of a students' protest against the Students' Union. What we were against was not the Students' Union itself,
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      ELECTIONS: THE RISK ANY PARTY MUST ACCEPT
      134 10 THE secretary-general of the Socialist Front, Mr. Llm Kean Slew, has said that had the PPP not participated in the Malacca election the Socialist Front would have «ot three more seats. Therefore, he said, intervention by the PPP was deplorable. I would like
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      THE ENGINEER IN MALAYA
      222 10 JJO much has been said about the shortage of engineers in Malaya. Yet so little has been done about inducing our young men to take up engineerIns. One may like to ask: Is the engineering profession as attractive as the medical, dental or legal? The answer
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      SILENCE, PLEASE
      53 10 •THERE should be strict rules for the Klang Ourney Memorial Library. It Is now being used more or less as a place where student-members pass their time chattering, especially ln the reading and reference room. it la impossible to absorb anything from the reference books or from general
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    Target the moon
    654 10 Target the moon THE FANTASTIC SPACE PROJECTS OF THE '60s MANS ages-old ambition to conquer space has been considerably bolstered by the exploits of Major Yuri Cagarian and U.S. astronaut Alan Shepard Their remarkable feats, however, are already being overshadowed by space projects of the '60s a decade which may
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    SARDON URGES SHARES FOR MALAYS
    162 11 SARDON URGES SHARES FOR MALAYS PENANG, Thurs. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. this afternoon appealed to non-Malay transport companies to sell shares to Malays. "In north Malaya the Malays form the majority of passengers making use of public conveyances." he said when he declared open the
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    Thrift body profit
    68 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor Government Servants Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society made a profit of more than 5177.000 last year, states the annual report The committee recommends that $14,171 should be put Into its reserve fund. It also suggests that $8,357 be set aside for its
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    At the glittering royal banquet
    108 11 4 GLITTERING banquet at Istana Bcsar. Johore Bahru. on Wednesday night climaxed the fourday State visit to Johore of the Yang di-Pertuan Agons and the Raja Permaisuri Agong. On the menu were shrimp cocktail. chickrn soap, buttered ikan merah. mutton panggang. agar agar pudding, fruit
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    KING VISITS S'PORE HAS LUNCH WITH INCHE YUSOF and LEE
    240 11 KING VISITS S'PORE HAS LUNCH WITH INCHE YUSOF and LEE SINGAPORE, Thurs. rPHE Yang di-Pertuan Agong today crossed the Causeway for a fleeting tour of the island. This was the first time that a Paramount Ruler of the Federation has visited Singapore. He was accompanied by thp Raia Permaisuri Agong.
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    Officers leave for training
    51 11 KUALA ;,UMPUR, Thurs. —Two officers of the Royal Malay Regimen-f will leave by air on Saturday for further military training in .Pakistan. Major Mohammed Hariri bin Mohamed Zaln. of the sth Battalion and Major Ismail bin Joo. of the 7th Battalion, will be away for six
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    Man fined for assault
    43 11 MALACCA. Thurs. A pork-seller's assistant. Ong Ouat Alk. 23. wa^ today fined $100 or one month's jail by the Magistrate's Court when he pleaded guilty to assaulting a fireman. Asaroon bin Alias, at Buklt China market on Jan 22.
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    Council date
    22 11 SEQAMAT. Thurs. The newly-elected town council here will hold Its first meeting on June 25 at the Diamond Jubilee Hall.
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    BOY FALLS IN DRAIN, VANISHES IN WATER
    113 11 BOY FALLS IN DRAIN, VANISHES IN WATER SINGAPORE, Thurs. A schoolboy was swept away after he fell into a drain swollen by torrential rainfall at Jurong here today. Heavy rain all through the day caused floods in some parts of the island. Traffic jams developed at Buklt Timah, Tanglin. Jurong
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    U.S. envoy to inspect bridge
    50 11 KUANTAN. Thurs. The American ambassador tv Malaya. Mr. Charles Baldwin, will Inspect a $1.5 mill.on bridge bull* with U.S. Development Loan Fund absistance at Tanah Puteh here during a three-day tour o' Pahang beginning on Sun da>. He wli: call on the Sultan fon Monday.
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    Industrial court to hear bank dispute
    141 11 CINGA^ORE. Thurs. The Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a dispute between the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation Ltd. and the Slngar?~e Bank Employees' Union over claims lor more pay and Improved working conrtitions for union members on Monday. The Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K.M.
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    350,000 Chinese will benefit from free education
    847 11 350,000 Chinese will benefit from free education MINISTER WARNS TEACHERS OF FALSE PROPAGANDA KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday rFHE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, said today that more than 350,0)0 Chinese primary school pupils would benefit from the Government's free primary education policy. In a speech to 33
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    Bank No. 5 for Teluk Anson
    98 11 Bank No. 5 for Teluk Anson TELUK ANSON. Thurs. This towns fifth bank— a branch of United Malayan Banking Corporation Ltd.— was opened for business here today Located in the business section of the town in Anson Road, the branch Is the fifth to be established by the bank In
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    To tour US
    26 11 MALACCA, Thurs.—A Malacca State Legislative Assemblyman. Inche Mohamed bin Hajl Abdul Rahman, will leave for America on Sunday on a three-month leadership grant.
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    Short of funds so MPs not coming
    237 11 Short of funds so MPs not coming OINGAPORE, Thurs. The British branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association is so snort of funds that it is unable to .send two representatives to a C.P.A. regional conference in Singapore next month. Th\* was ri'.scloseH In fie London Dally Telegraph which said trftii
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      NISSAN'S EXPERTS FOR MALAYA
      196 12 NISSAN'S EXPERTS FOR MALAYA NISSAN Motor Co. Ltd. of Tokyo will in the near future have two resident engineers covering Malaya, Thailand and Ceylon. This was announced in Singapore by Mr. Isamu Arai, the chief engineer attached to the foreign trade division who is now on a month's visit to
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      Yugoslav ship loads logs
      47 12 THE Yugoslav Line's vessel. Kosovo, called at Tanjong Mani to load a record 6.000 tons of Sarawak logs for Italian ports. The Kosovo (gross tonnage 10.860 tons and overall length 519 ft.) was one of the largest ships to dock at Tanjong Mani.
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      Ford spent more last year
      77 12 Ford spent more last year EXPENDITURE by Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd. in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya last year jumped 47 per cent over the previous year, it is announced. The company's activities contributed $5,046,454 to the Malayan economy, representing local purchases of materials, transportation and services,
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      Meeting by tin miners
      98 12 MINERS and mining engineers from all parts of Malaya last week attended the first of periodical discussions in Ipoh on technical matters in the tin mining industry. The discussions are arranged by the Tin Industry (Research and Development) Board. The subject last week was: "The primary
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      IN: BULOVA CHIEF TO STUDY MARKET
      142 12 THK president of Ihe $120-niillion Bulova' Watch Co. of New York arrived in Singapore yesterday to study distribution and service facilities. f He Is Mr. Harry B. HenI shel whose company developed the Accutron— the I revolutionary electronic Mr. Henshel. a graduate of Brown
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      New plant for Singapore
      345 12  -  ANTHONY OEI VITAMIN TABLETS, COUGH DROPS AND ASPIRIN AMONG PHARMACEUTICALS NOW BEING PRODUCED By SINGAPORE'S first pharmaceutical company has started operations at the growing Alexandra industrial estate. II is Mizruhie and Co. (1901) Ltd., registered as manufacturers and dealers in phar maceuticals, medical and chemical preparations
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      Lubricant for cars
      84 12 ANEW molybdenised lubricant has been marketed in Singapore, the Federation, Borneo and Sarawak. It is Black-Moly which is handled by the Malayan distributor, Mr. A. C. Ong, 45, manager of Acme Engineering Co. Black-Moly is produced by John W. Miller and Son Ltd. of Brighouse, Yorkshire, England,
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      WA to sell rice to Asia
      112 12 WEST Australian rice may be exported to Asia this year for the first time, writes lAN HUMMERSTON in Perth. A small portion of the 1.500--ton yield from the 1.000--acrc project will be hipped in padi form and the bulk to London in a semi-milled
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      Elmo to market latest product
      158 12 Elmo to market latest product A THREE-MAN delegation of the Elmo Co. Ltd. Nagoya, arrived in Singapore this week on their way to Europe. They were Mr. Akira Sakaki. a director and chief of the Movie Production Department, Mr. Yoshio Amemiya, assistant manager and Mr. Hachiro Nagao, mechanical engineer. Mr.
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      BRAZIL SETS RUBBER OUTPUT MARK
      86 12 BRAZIL SETS RUBBER OUTPUT MARK BRAZIL will produce 29.000 tons of rubber this year, it is announced in London. Out of the total. 21.000 tons would be uncultivated. 2.000 tons plantation. 2.000 tons latex and 4.000 tons would be obtained from the Duque de Caxias synthetic plant near Rio de
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      Latest in Swiss embroideries
      131 12 WILLY Zurcher Ltd. of St. Gall, a leading manufacturer of j I Swiss embroideries has marketed a wide range of the products in Singapore. The managing director. Dr. H. Karber-Zurcher who ■is now on a week's visit to 1 Singapore said that the I range had
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    412 14 From Our Market Correspondent AFTER a trendless morning with little business written the Malayan Stock Exchange turned more active yesterday afternoon. This followed the drop of 52.50 in the noon metal price which brought out sellers, but also encouraged buyers at lower
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    19 14 Malayan stock indices: InAumtTi*,.. Ju,n,V.3, J"2£ii Tins \tlfz ***** Rubber, 247 M 247 78 Jan. 1 1958=ion
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    865 14 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets was: Industrials: C.T.S. (300) 16. lOid. F. and N. ords (3.000) $2.33 ON. *2 50, $2.55; M. Cement (1.000) $2.25: M. Box (1.000) $3.13; Sime Darby (1.000) 7s M. xd: 8.
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    37 14 SINGAPORE, June 15. RUBBER: 82- cents per lb. (up one-eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 83 cents (quietly steady). TIN: $445.25 per picul (down 52.50). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (up 10 tons).
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    123 14 THE Chinm Prsducs, Exehangt, 1 Slngapsrs. noon prices psr picul ysttsrday wsrs: Cora: UK/Cootlnent June sbipment S2SI buyers. (26 sellers. Csesnut sll: bulk (381 sellers, drum (42 sellers. Pspptr: Muntok wblte (190 sellers. Sarawak white (1871 sellers, special Sarawak black (155 sellers, garbled. Lampong black (155 sellers, Lampong
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    67 14 rl Malayan Exchange Banks' Anoeiatlen made these changes In Its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): Csnada: buying airmail T.T. 32 7/16. O.D. 32 9/16, 90 d/st 33 credit bills. 33 1/16 trade bills. Sstlmg T.T. er 0.0. ready: Csnada 321' Bslgian Francs 1615: Deuttche Marks
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    1338 16 One of America's greatest Indian fighters was an unsung hero THE AVENGER OF CUSTER AT dawn on September 27, 1874, a U.S. regiment of cavalry pulled their foaming horses to a sudden halt on the lip of the steep-walled Palo Duro Canyon in Texas. Peering through the i half-light, the
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    465 17 ATHENS, Thurs. A SPORTS •'summit meeting takes place here this week with the world's lead in? officials of amateur sport getting together to confer on the Olympic Games. The meetings of the International Olympic Com. mittee. holding their 58th congress in this
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    173 HORSES FOR RACES AT KUALA LUMPUR
    756 17 1 73 HORSES FOR RACES AT KUALA LUMPUR V U A L A LUMPUR, Thurs. A total of 173 horses has been entered for the race meeting here on June 25, 29 and July 2. The entries comprise 96 in Class 4 and 77 In Class 5. There will be
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    Lock icon Green gives Carr a fright
    154 17 ONDON, Thurs. DelendLj ing champion Joe Carr of Ireland was taken to the 21st hole by an "unknown" Scot beiore winning his third round match in the British Amateur golf championship at Turnberry yesterday. The lanky Irishman, striving to set up a postwar record by
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    LISTON FACES CHARGE OF POSING AS OFFICER
    119 17 LISTON FACES CHARGE OF POSING AS OFFICER PHILADELPHIA. Thurs. Hearing for Sonny Liston. the world heavyweight boxing championship contender, on .several charges, including impersonating a police officer, was postponed yesterday until July 1. Magistrate M. Phillip Freed postponed hearing on the application of George Katz. Liston's manager, who said the
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    49 17 OSLO, Thurs.— E. MattarelU, of Italy, won the world championship in clay pigeon shooting which ended here yesterday, with a score of 296 out of a possible 300. Elsenlaucr <USA) was spcond. with the same score. The final placing was decided by an extra match.
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      383 17 SCHEDULE of RACING FIRST DAY: Class 4. Divs. 1. 2. 3 and 4 5}f: Divs. 1. 2 and 3 7f. Class 5. Div. 1 5Jf. SECOND DAY: Class 4. Divs. 1. 2 and 3 6f. Class 5. Div. 2 HI: Divs. 1. 2. 3 and 4 7f. THIRD DAY: Class
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      154 17 SOCCER TOL'R MATCH: Kedah v Hong Kong Chinese (KFA grd. Alor Stan. SPORE LEAGUE I1IV. 2B: Tan Tock Seng v RAP Tengah (MFA grdi; Div. 3B: BODCA v Khalsa (,8t. George's Rd). KLUANG LEAGUE DIV. 1: ETC v BMH i Sri Oelam). TAILING LEAGUE DIV. 1:CRC v Prison Reserves (Esplanade);
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    BRILLIANT MORNING FLIGHT IS FIT AND READY FOR BIG RACE ON SUNDAY
    188 18 IPOH. Thurs.— Veni Vici Stable 's Morning A Flight, who has stormed his way from Class 4 to Class 1 with four smart wins, is ready for the "big test" on Sunday when he meets a field of
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    IMC IN IMPRESSIVE GALLOP
    351 18 Kidjang surprises with dashing workout over 3f r IPOH, Thurs 1 I TMC, a costly failure on the first day, gallopx ed in great heart this morning. Ridden by Merv Posner, the five-year-old reeled off 3f in 37 2/5 with Singora II (Chris Dragon) for company.
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    Lock icon PSIDIUM A CONVINCING WINNER IN THE DERBY
    59 18 DSIDIUM (extreme 1 left), Roger Poincelet up, goes to the finishing line a convincing winner in the Epsom Derby on May 31. In a photo-finish for places are Dicta Drake (second from left), the runner-up, and Pardao. third. PsidLum, 66-1 outsider in the
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    Merican to lead Pahang
    61 18 KUALA LIPIS. Thurs. Merican bin Sutan will captain Pahang in their MCA cricket league match against Singapore this weekend. The following will make <he trip to Singapore: Merican b. Sutan. G. F. Stokes, M. O. M. Cope, D. Samuel. Jaggit Singh, Jaspal Singh, Inder Singh. Tengku
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    'COMEBACK' FOR A RACECOURSE
    192 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs. 11 After lying idle for 30 years Sandown Park racecourse. 15 miles east of Melbourne, will soon make an Impressive comeback. Like Sydney's Warwick Farm it will feature thoroughbred and car racing. The Melbourne Racing Club is spending between A £2.000.000 and £2.500.000 on
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    256 18 Aiming High wins for Queen ROYAL ASCOT HIGHLIGHTS ONDON. Thurs. Kings Troop, a four-year-old trained by Peter HastingsBass for his wife, beat 38 rivals yesterday in the Royal Hunt Cup, the mile handicap which is one of the biggest betting races of the four-day Royal Ascot meeting. Another highlight of
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    Thais: No protest but...
    332 19 Thais: No protest but IN FUTURE. CHALLENGE ROUND SHOULD BE PLAYED IN A NEUTRAL COUNTRY— MANAGER SINGAPORE, Thursday. the defeated challengers for the Thomas Cup in Jakarta last weekend, will urge the International Badminton Federation lo stage the challenge round in a neutral country in future. Saowaskadhim Phriendhem, manager of
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    Thais can't get leave to play in K.L.
    132 19 KUALA LI'MPUR, Thurs. The Thai Thomas Cup players will not take part in the Malayan badminton championships starting here on Saturday because they could not get leave and will have to return to Bangkok tomorrow. A Thai Embassy official hero, Mr. C.
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    Selangor women expect a tough Cup game
    153 19 Selangor women expect a tough Cup game I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— 4V Malaya's first-ever interstate soccer competition for women begins on Sunday with two matches. Malacca will play at home against Selangor while Johore will entertain Negri Sembilan at Kluang. Selangor, unbeaten in friendly matches played so far. expect a tough
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    Washed out
    43 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The women's soccer match between Tan Tock Seng Hospital and Shadows and the Singapore Chinese versus Malays match to be played In aid of the Algerian Aid Fund at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight were washed out by the rain.
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    Grand Prix: Record crowd expected
    232 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Motor Club, the organisers, expect a record crowd at the Johore Grand Prix on June 24 and 25. and are busy making arrangements to cope with it. Six hundred policemen. 200 track officials. 100 administrative officials and hundreds of voluntary helpers
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    406 19 LEICESTER, Thursday. A CENTURY by 27-year-old Bob Gardner for Leicestershire was the highlight of the first day's play in the match against the Australian After losing three wickets for ten runs, Leicestershire, thanks to Gardner and Alan Wharton, the former Lancashire and England player, who hit
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    106 19 LONDON, Thurs. Close of play scores in yesterdays cricket matches: At Lord's: Oxford 329-7 dec. (Nawab of Pataudi 108. Neate 84). MCC 38-0. At Birmingham: Warwick 337 (Cook 52. Fletcher 50, Kennedy 54). Cambridge 23-3. At Southampton: Hampshire 339-4 dec. (Marshall 73. Livingstone 102 not out. Salnsbury
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    107 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Youths will take on the Singapore Malaya Cup side in a trial match at Jalan Besar on Saturday (kickoff 5.15 p.m.) Teams are: Singapore: Idros Albar; Lee Wah Chin, Matmoon; M. Sutton. Le» Kok Seng. Osman Johan; Ibrahim Hassan. Rahim Omar, Sahar
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    79 19 Arm-in-sling Benaud to rest T ONDON, Thurs. Austra- lian cricket captain Richie Benaud. who was unable to bowl in the closing staees of the First Test against England, had his right arm in a sling yesterday. Benaud's Injured right shoulder has been troubling him again. He said: "I am going
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    602 20 LONDON. Thursday British official replies to labour MP on 'disruptive influence' ]\JR. J. B. GODBER, Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, last night rejected the view that the common market was a disruptive influence in Europe. At the slime time, he emphasised thai the Government hud
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    104 20 FLU DEATHS IN P.I. RISE TO 38 IN EPIDEMIC MANILA. Thurs. The influenza epidemic continued unchecked in five cities and 10 provinces in the Philippines today, with 33 deaths. Health Department figures quoted 3.000 flu cases most of them schoolchildren. Some 900 cases were reported in Manila alone. 'Subsiding' I
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    193 20 rpOKYO. Thurs. The 1 two atomic bombs that fell on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in 1945 instantly kill. (I 310.000 people, according to a new report by the Japanese Association Opposing Atomic Bombs. The report. prepared after three years of research by specialists, says an
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    82 20 FLYER POPE APPEAL IS REJECTED JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by i Allan Lawrence Pope, U. S. Air Force veteran, sentenced to death for flying a B-20 bomber for the North Celebes rebels in 1958. Pope's only course now la to appeal to President Soekarno
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    64 20 MRS COM LAI KANC NEE QUEK CMOOK MUI, helovrd mother of Chin Hua, brothers, mMe™. daughters-in-law passed away on 15-6-61. Cortege leavinK No. 3 Derbyshire Road tpr Japanese crematorium on 17-H-flt at 2.00 p.m. DR. It. RAJANAVAGAM: Cnble rrc.iv.-d hy Dr. K.s.R. Alfred, that hn brother Dr Rajanayagam aged
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    58 20 MR. AND MRS UOOI Knm Pak think relatives and friends for their valuable pr.-(-nt., and kind attendance on the occasion of their marriage on llth June. MRS. LIZZIE D'SOUZA Thnnks all friends, relatives for their kind assistance, Masses. wreaths, donations, messages of condolence and atttndunre al the funeral of
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    16 20 CVfcll ONSTANT MEMORY of AR. Walkri i\Vally> Klpht! Kstatr. ■USB*! > killed 16th Juni ll'lv
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    190 20 LEICESTER. Thurs. The Australian cricketers had scored 337 for 8 in reply to Leicestershire's first innings score of 239 by tea on the second day of their match here today. Colin Mcdonald made 105 and Peter Burge 137. Tea scores in county matcnes: At LORDS: Oxford
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    59 20 LONDON. Thurs. The British Government reiterated today that it would not devalue the pound sterling. Replying to questions in the House of Commons about the "weakness of sterling, Mr. Anthony Barber. EcoI nomic Secretary to the Treasury replied: "We are able to call upon reserves fully adequate
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