The Straits Times, 8 August 1961

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Hot"** He***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1961. 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon TITOV RETURNS
    1107 1 Back safe and sound after 25 hours in space, 17 orbits and a journey of 434,900 miles His wife Tamara ends long, anxious vigil MOSCOW, Monday SPACEMAN GHERMAN TITOV is back on earth. He landed safe and well after a flight which lasted 25 hrs. 18mtns., carried him
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    New Executive Councillor
    41 1 JOHORE 3AHRU. Mon. Inche Ellas bin Abu Bakar. Alliance member for Labis in the Johore Legislative Assembly, has been appointed to the Executive Council, the State Government's "Cabinet." He replaces Inche Abdullah bin Mohsln, who died in April.
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    Lock icon Brentano's trip
    40 1 PARIS, Mon. The We&t German Foreign Minister, Dr. Helnrtch von Brentano, Is to go to New York in September for the next round of western consultation on the Berlin problem, a West German spokesman said here today. Renter.
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    Ipoh murder: $10,000 reward offer
    491 1 Ipoh murder: $10,000 reward offer IPOH, Monday. A $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of two men who are alleged to be connected with the murder of millionaire tin miner Mr. Foo Yet Kai, 55, was offered here today. The police announced the reward. Mr. Foo was shot
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    The space cure for diseases
    44 1 MOSCOW, Mon, Professor Boris Klosovsky, a corresponding member of the Soviet Academy of medical Sciences, told the Soviet new s agency, Tass, yesterday it was possible that in future doctors would send people through space to treat many diseases.
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    Lock icon 2 sunrises, sunsets in one day
    90 1 2 sunrises, sunsets in one day MOSCOW. Mon. Prof. Nikolay Barabashov. a Soviet scientist, told the Soviet news agency Tass today that "Major Titov is the first man to have seen the rising and setting of the sun more than once on the same day. "This is no longer a
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 NIK: LETS TALK LONDON Mon. Mr. Klirushclicv ;ippr.il<d to British. Iri-iuh. Annru.m GovenuucJtWi i<> *W i |(iv ;it BMfCmM table 1 to 1 1. ,n iilMiPsphrri-"" <ii .ii rd \>\ Berlin.— RcuU-r.
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    Here I am and here I stay, says Apex chief
    767 2 Here I am and here I stay, says Apex chief AZIZ'S CRITICISM DRA WS A UREA CHALLENGE AjLOR STAR, Monday. rpHE PRESIDENT of the Apex Bank, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Moh- amed Hashim, said today that he was "not in the least shaken" by recent criticism from the Minister of
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    Police hold motor boat and two lorries
    130 2 Police hold motor boat and two lorries FNANG, Mon. Penang police have seized a motor boat and two lorries suspected of carrying 20 tons of rubber pirated from a coastal vessel a few miles outside Penang territorial waters last Thursday. More than 150 bales of rubber were recovered. On receipt
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    Drowned in tub
    29 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. A three-year-old girl. Cheong Yin Hong, was drowned in a tub of water In her home at Mergul Road, off Rangoon Road, this morning.
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    Rubber exports from Jesselton
    32 2 JESSELTON, Mon Jesselton exported 1,132 tons of rubber last month. Largest amount 425 tons was sent to Japan, next came Singapore 248 tons, and third Britain 244 tons.
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    AZIZ ACCUSES FISH CULTURE OFFICIALS
    190 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Minister of Agriculture. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, today accused officials of the Fish Culture Research Institute at Batu Berendam, Malacca, of attempts to confuse the State Governments. He made the charge in the House of Representatives when he moved a
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    Reason for delay
    61 2 KUAL* LUMPUR. Mon. Construction of new primary schools In Kelantan, due for completion last year, was delayed because the State's Education Board could not get proper sites. This was stated In the House of Representatives today by the Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Talib,
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    President again
    19 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Syed All Rahman has been re-elected president of the Federation Public Health Inspectors' Union.
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    Brunei promises safety of Malayan officers
    334 2 Brunei promises safety of Malayan officers KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government of Brunei has assured the Federation that it will guarantee the safety of Malayan officers sent there on secondment. This was announced in the House of Representatives today by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, during question time. Several
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      440 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT WAVE SERVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 41 metres SERVICE 41.7 metre* MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: AM. 6.00 Time Signal, Negara--478 metres ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning Aid. 6.00 Oood Morning. 6.02 Melodies; 6.50 Keep Pit With Telk Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Lee;
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      340 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS humble rogue (5) 1 and 5. Explosion of mine— a 7. Mingle with the Muses? Not rude Jolt— nothing more during school vacation! (8». dramatic results (5, 3, 6). 8. To Include modern or 9 water being applied be- fourteenth-century Italian fore all ls reduced to
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    Lock icon WEST DECIDES ON BERLIN CRISIS PLANS
    584 3 WEST DECIDES ON BERLIN CRISIS PLANS PARIS, Monday. ORITAIN, the United States, France and West Germany yesterday decided on political, economic and military preparatory measures in case the Berlin situation became critical. But the Foreign Ministers of the four powers, in two days of talks here, did not come forward
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    Lock icon A DAKOTA CRASH KILLS 24
    85 3 A DAKOTA CRASH KILLS 24 VIENNA. Mon. A Dakota aircraft of Hungarian Airlines crashed in resldental part of the Hungarian capital of Budapest, yesterday afternoon, killing all 20 passengers and four crew members on board. Police told reporters that the aircraft was on a regular sightseeing flight. The aircraft exploded
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    Lock icon Policemen beaten up
    79 3 Policemen beaten up NEW YORK. Mon.— New York police were last night ordered to "meet force with force" after a weekend of riots in which they were attacked with fists, feet, razors, bricks, bottles, lead oipes and knives. Seven policemen were inured, one seriously. In a series t battles, the
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    Lock icon EUROPEANS ARE 'FACING REALITIES' IN AFRICA
    178 3 NAIROBI, Mon Mr. Oglnga Odinga. vice-pre-sident of the Kenya African National Union, said last night that the European settlers and other "Immigrant races" were beginning to face realities and accept African leadership. Speaking at a political meeting in Klsumu. 200 miles from here. Mr.
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    Lock icon BRANDT'S CHALLENGE
    67 3 BERLIN. Mon. Mr. Willy Brandt. Mayor of West Berlin, last night challenged Mr. Khrushchev to come to Berlin and to see the situation there for himself. In an address broadcast by West Berlin Radio, Mr. Brandt said the Soviet leader would then be able to get an idea
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    Lock icon A-bomb protest: Earl Russell may be charged
    267 3  - A-bomb protest: Earl Russell may be charged LONDON, Monday. TjiARL (Bertrand) Russell, British philosopher and J leader of the anti-nuclear movement, last night faced possible prosecution after a Hiroshima Day protest meeting in Hyde Park. EARL RUSSELL As he wao addressing a rain-soaked crowd of 2,000 to mark the 16th
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    Lock icon £35m. for Ghana
    31 3 ACCRA, Mon.— Ghana will receive a £35 million loan Jointly from the World Bank, the United States and Britain towards her giant Volta River electric power project —Reuter
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    Lock icon Fatal snake tea
    28 3 NEW DELHI, Mon.— A family of three died in a village in Hissar after drinking tea In which a snake had been accidentally boiled. Reuter.
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    Lock icon AFRICANS KILLED IN NEW SKIRMISHES
    114 3 Salisbury, Monday. 'K>LICE were involved in further skirmishes with 1 bands of Africans in various parts of Northern hodesia yesterday as disturbances in the proince's Copperbelt continued. An African was shot dead while attacking a mobile police unit in the Mporokoso District, and police said
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    Lock icon New magazine
    30 3 LONDON. Mon.— Sir Wins ton Churchill's son, Randloph Is to be edltor-m -chief of a new British news magazim called Topic, to be launched on Oct. 18. Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE MENACE OF SOVIET SUBMARINES WITH A-MISSILES
    240 3 THE MENACE OF SOVIET SUBMARINES WITH A-MISSILES pEARL HARBOUR, Mon. Communist submarines which have been sighted in the Pacific are believed to be missile carriers with an atomic potential similar to the Polaris. Vlce-Admlral John S. Thach, 56-year-old commander of And -Submarine Warfare (ABW) Forces, Pacific, said yesterday that ASW
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    Lock icon Tunisians, French swap prisoners
    199 3 Tunisians, French swap prisoners OIZERTA, Mon. The 1 Tunisian authorities yesterday released five French soldiers and the French military command released 12 Tunisians in the first exchange of prisoners since the battle at the French air and naval base here. Representatives of the Tunisian Red Crescent and the International Red
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    Jet pilot goes home by car
    48 3 VIENNA, Mon. A Czech Jet fighter pilot who landed here last Friday after losing his way returned to Czechoslovakia yesterday by car. The Czech Air Force sent another pilot to Vienna yesterday to fly the MIGIS Jet fighter plane back to Czechoslovakia.—U.P.l.
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    Trade union talks
    65 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The 11-man preparatory committee for the formation of a new central organisation of trade unions, set up by 86 unions at a conference last week met yesterday to discuss and draw up plans. The committee Is headed by Mr. Foo Yong Pong, President of the
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    Kidnap sequel in court
    287 4 SIX MEN CHARGED UNDER THE NEW LAW SINGAPORE, Mon. THE RECENT escape of wealthy pepper merchant, Mr. Tan Ton Ten©;, 50, from his kidnappers had its sequel in an emergency magistrate's court here today when six men were produced on three separate charges under the 1961
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    FASTEST VISA TIME IN S.E.-ASIA
    129 4 FASTEST VISA TIME IN S.E.-ASIA JESSELTON, Mon. The average time taken by the immigration section in North Borneo to issue a British passport or a visa is one of the fastest In South-East Asia. The immigration staff officer, Mr. B. J. Arrowsmith, said this at a recent press conference here
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    The 'Apple Queen' ends her mission
    86 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Miss Darriel Toone, 20, Australia's "Apple Queen," this morning delivered the last of the fifty cases of apples she had brought with her from her hometown to be distributed among hospitals and institutions here. The last of the apples went to the
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    Direct flights to N.Z.
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Qantas Airways will begin direct flights from Singapore to New Zealand on Oct. 3, operating six times a week with Electra aircraft. The new service, which will connect Sydney and Melbourne with Auckland. Wellington and Chrlstchurch. will be built up to ten flight* weekly
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    BORNEO PLANS FOR A LABOUR CENTRE
    129 4 JESSELTON, Monday. THE North Borneo Government is to open its first employment exchange in Jesselton on Aug. 14. This was stated by Mr. J. P. I Rutherford, the Commissioner of Labour and Welfare, at a press conference recently. He said that one of the
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    Hurt wife with scissors
    53 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Tan Lian Joo, 40, of Jalan Jemeluang, Mersing. was today bound over in $500 for two years for hurting his wife, Pang Chin Bleh, with a pair of scissors on Oct. 4 last year. Tan pleaded guilty to a charge of causing grievous
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    Singapore diary...
    134 4 SINGAPORE POLICE KAND: At Hong Urn Park. 7.30 pjn. to 8.30 p.m. SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Clinlco patholoKlcal meeting sponsored by British Military Hospital at tbe 8.M.H.. Alexandra Road. 8.15 pjn. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Local painters' exhibition at British Council. Amber Mansions. Orchard Road, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    ALLEGED TO HAVE WOUNDED BISCUIT FACTORY TOWKAY
    99 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The trial opens at the Assizes tomorrow of Ooh Chiang Kong, alias Ooh Chang Hoe, on a charge of firing a pistol with Intent to cause physical injury to Chew Choo Han, 43, a biscuit factory director. In McPherson Road on
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    Move to review customs duties is defeated
    533 4 Move to review customs duties is defeated KUALA LUMPUA, Monday. THE MAINTENANCE of the free port status of Penang and smuggling between the island and the mainland is costing the Federation an annual loss of revenue of about $10 million. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said this
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    298 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Dus- wldorf, Beirut, Bahrein. Bombay, Colombo (BA 713) 4.40 pjn. Pan- American From Jakarta. (PA 818) 0.10 ftJn. KLM: From Amsterdam, Geneva, Rome, Cairo. Dhahran. Karachi Bangkok (XL
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    Teochew film star will be seen on stage
    170 4 SIU LIN HAS PLAYED IN FOUR LEAD PARTS SINGAPORE, Mon. Miss Siu Lin, 19, a Teochew film star from Hong Kong, is now here for a series of stage appearances at local cinemas. She will appear in connection with Cathay Organisation's release
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    FOOD STALL HOLDER STABBED
    71 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A food stall holder, Won^ Han Klew, 31, of Kampong Pahang, was stabbed in the stomach when he was attacked by a man at his stall in Pasar Makan. Jalan Ungku Puan, at 4 a.m. today. Wong, who was admitted to hospital, told
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    Working week
    38 4 SINGAPORE Mon. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce's "Youth week in business" this year will begin tomorrow when more than 050 boys and girls from secondary schools starts on a week-long working life in local establishments
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    Monument will give new spirit, says Tun Razak
    266 5 HOUSE APPROVES TAX EXEMPTIONS FOR FUND CONTRIBUTIONS THE House of Representatives was told today that the National Monument would give a "new spirit" to future generations in this country. This came from the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak bin Hussein, who
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    30 WOMEN MEET ON FORMATION OF COUNCIL
    100 5 30 WOMEN MEET ON FORMATION OF COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A conference to explore the possibilities of forming a permanent council of women's organisations opened at the Methodist Girls' School here today. Thirty representatives of women's organisations are attending the conference, which will last one week. They will also discuss
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    Abused police
    29 5 PENANG, Mon.— Nordln bin Rejab. 26, was today fined $20 when he pleaded guilty to using abusive language to a police officer at the Piccadilly Hotel yesterday.
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    Gang raids ship and grabs bags of rice
    126 5 Gang raids ship and grabs bags of rice SINGAPORE, Mon.— Marine police here were today searching the waterfront for a gang of armed robbers who grabbed 100 bags of rice from a freighter, the Southern Venture, last night. The hunt began when the skipper of the freighter, Capt. Chen Tsin
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    Customs takings
    23 5 SANDAKAN, Mon.—Sandakan's revenue from customs duties last month amounted to $826,497. Export duties totalled $153,163. import duties $670,134 and miscellaneous $3,200
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    Four officers accused of attempted extortion acquitted
    405 5 Four officers accused of attempted extortion acquitted TWO police officers A and two revenue officers accused of attempted extortion were today acquitted in the Ponang Assize Court The police officers are Senior Inspector Johar bin Hajl Abdulrahman, former deputy chief of the Penang Anti-Corruption Branch, and Acting Deputy Superintendent S.
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    Lock icon RAKYAT STAGE POLLS PROTEST RALLY
    204 5 RAKYAT STAGE POLLS PROTEST RALLY BRUNEI, Mon. Several thousand members of Brunei's Party R a k y a t yesterday staged a mass demonstration here to protest against the postponement of the district council elections. The demonstrators marched in orderly procession to the residence of the British High Commissioner, Mr.
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    Cairo offers scholarships
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Al-Azhar University in Cairo has decided to offer five scholarships to Malayan students. A statement Issued by the Embassy of the United Arab Republic today said those wishing to apply should get In touch with the embassy before Aug. 16.
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    DEATH
    22 6 VI Words $10 (Minimum) MR*. CONCEPTION MASCRINHOS it raiiithuray Ka:hakuttara Requiem >.nt Anthony's Kuala Lumpur S3O p.m. Saturday 12th Auku-- ikSI
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    31 6 W»rit $10 (Minimum) LEE FOOK, brother, *ltter and memi>. r* i,r the family thank relatives and ur sendinK wreaths, attending their mother h funeral at Tapah and for assistance rendered.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    51 6 2* Word, VJO (Milt.) HEAR REV. ORMEO Of Manila ruKhiiy at /ion Church, Serangoon OMflMa, Aug. 7 to 11, T.^.i p.m. Bubjsct! "Fountain of Living Waters." YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally, Sat. 12th Auk. Victoria Memorial Hall 7.30 p.m. Guest speaker Mr. Paul Box. To Livr Christ.' All warmly
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, August 8, 1961.
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      Free Port Status
      594 6 The people of Penang, and the trading community in particular, will be wondering ruefully today whether Mr. Tan Phock Kin, in his understandable enthusiasm to secure maximum concessions for the island's secondary industries, may not have done more harm than good. By bringing a motion before Parliament
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      The Difference
      629 6 What is the difference, the Minister of Education was asked in the House of Repi resentatives, between the national language and the Malay language. In his written reply the Minister said: "Bahasa kebangsaan itu rendah dan senang daripadn bahasa Meluyu tetapi bahasa Melayu tinggi dan susah dai ipada
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    Towards Mr. Khrushchev's Marxist Utopia
    1650 6  - Towards Mr. Khrushchev's Marxist Utopia THE first programme of what was to become the ruling party of the Soviet Union was drawn up by a band of Russian exiles meeting in Brussels and London in 1903. The second programme was accepted by the eighth party congress which met in Moscow
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    IDENTITY CARDS: WAIT IS NOW EVEN LONGER
    452 6 IT is disclosed that in is--1 suing new identity cards about 10 per cent of the applicants in Ipoh do not keep the date of appointment for interview thereby causing a certain amount of delay in the registration office. In view of the
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    Press strike internal affair'
    841 7 Ismail replies to claim that Utusan Melayu dispute harms freedom HPHE STRIKE by the editorial staff of the Utusan Melayu is "pureA ly an internal affair," the Minister of Internal Security, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today. He was
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    Malicious, says Ismail of charge against police
    434 7 THE Minister of Internal Security. Dato Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today described as a "malicious distortion of facts" the local People's Progressive Party's allegation that policemen laid their hands on women squatters at Sungei Besl Road on July 3. He was
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    74 7 Miss Malaya (Helen Tan), centre, poses with the trophy which she won in a speech and personality contest at Long Beach, California, recently in conjunction with the Miss International contest. With her are Miss Parajruay (Gladys Fernandez), left, who came first
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    CHAPLIN IN FOR BRIEF STOP-OVER
    56 7 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Charlie Chaplin flew in today from Jakarta for a 30-minute stop-over at the Singapore Airport on his way home to Switzerland, after a week's tour of Indonesia. The 72-year-old comedian ended his round-the-world tour at Ball, Indonesia, last week. With him were his wife,
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    A market survey
    59 7 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. Masao Nakai. a Japanese fabric executive who came here from Tokyo to survey the market, said today that Singapore was a good buyer of Japanese fabrics. He will study the market situation, with the aim of introducing new fabrics to meet popular demand. Mr.
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    'Persecution' of drivers denied
    219 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today denied that officers in the Road Transport Department were prosecuting bus and taxi-drivers in the Federation He was replying to charges made by Mr. V. David (Socialist Front- Bungsar) that the licences of
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    PLENTY OF STUDY CHANCES FOR MALAYA
    220 7 PLENTY OF STUDY CHANCES FOR MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Dr. Norman Meller of the University of Hawaii said here today that Malaya enjoyed more opportunities for scholarships than some other Asian countries. Dr. Meller, administrator of the Centre for Cultural and Technical Interchange between Asia and the United States at
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    Clerk killed in road crash
    44 7 RAUB. Mon. R. Narayanasamy, 27. a clerk of the Rubber Replanting Board here, was killed when the motorcycle he was riding crashed Into a mile-stone at a sharp bend at the second mile, Raub-Kuala Llpls road, during the weekend.
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    Watchman accused
    57 7 MALACCA, Mon. Chong Yew Bock, 30, a bill collector and watchman at the Capitol Dance Hall here, today pleaded not guilty to a charge ol using criminal force on a girl, Ong Yoke Llan. with Intent to outrage her modesty, in the dance hall early yesterday morning. Ball
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    For Jamaica Y talks
    54 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Miss Enid Perera, 30, programme secretary -in training of the Young Women's Christian Association, Penang, will represent Malaya at a two- week world Y.W.C.A. conference at Kingston, Jamaica, beginning on Aug. 21. Miss Perera has been a voluntary worker with the Y.W.C.A. for
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    Tengku explains stand on Angola, Bizerta
    431 7 KUA-A LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today said that the Federation regards the Angola issue as one of colonialism which, if allowed to continue, is likely to endanger international peace and security. He was replying In the House of Representatives to
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      652 8  -  MR. Tomohiko Kato, dress designers, is special mission. Besides studying the International fashions of Malaya, he is going to make a detailed survey of the oriental fabrics used here. Mr. Kato said: "I find the broad, scintillating borders of saris and Kelantan silks can be
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      283 8 LIFE AWAY FROM A SHELTERED HOME DV living with other people you learn to respect each other's opinions, and you become more patient and tolerant, says Miss Catherine Tan Slew Eng, 21, who has returned to Singapore after three years in London. While In London Catherine shared a flat with
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      Cooking oil for those on diet
      129 8 Cooking oil for those on diet A NEW cooking oil for those with a low animal fat diet in mind is sold with a difference. In a lo or 20-ounce bottle It comes with a list of recipes and housewives can try anything from roast chicken to fruit cake with
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      197 8 Fashions on show for men rpHERE will be a treat x in store for hubbies and male escorts accompanying their wives and girlfriends to a fashion show on Friday. For on this night, they will be given special attention. Three obliging young men, Joseph Huang, Bill Holden and Peter Boden
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    MALAYAN TRADE IN HALF YEAR IS DOWN 7.5 p.c.
    607 10 MALAYAN TRADE IN HALF YEAR IS DOWN 7.5 p.c. From Our Market Correspondent pAN-MALAYAN trade in the first half of this year was running about 7.5 per cent below the level ruling in the first six months of 1960, official statistics released at the week-end revealed. Actual total external trade
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 10 MELBOURNE, Mod. TNVESTMENT shares eased x slightly ben today. Tbe main moves were Aust. Consolidated Industries which dropped 2s. and Dunlop down Bd. Base metals and the oils remained steady. Western Mining rose Is. lid. to 295. Commonwealth Loans remained firm. Con. Zinc 88/6 B Mt. lv 60/IOV4
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    Ships in port
    34 10 Ships in Penang today: In the roads: Hoi Houw, Ayuthia. Ships at Port S wet tenham: Vlsut Kasatrl, Adrastes, Somali, Agamemnon, Glenearn, Benalder, Radnorshire, Debalceyo, Braeside. Laovllle. Ulysses and Sta" Bellatrlx.
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    Final dividend
    44 10 Qeevor Tin Mines Ltd. declared a final dividend of 2s. payable to shareholders registered at the close of business on August 21 for a total of 2s. 6d. Profit before tax for the year ended March 31. 1961, is £65.613 (£58.463 previously).
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    Federation balances overseas
    51 10 Federation balances overseas rE Federation's balances held abroad totalled $149.1 million as of July 31, 1961, accordIng to the latest return of liabilities and assets by the Bank Negara. Money at call amounted to $22.6 million. On the liabilities side, banks' deposits totalled $59.6 million and Federal Government deposits $85.2
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    July rubber produced by local estates
    100 10 rpHESE companies have A announced their rubber crops for July: Amalgamated Malay Estates Ltd. 91,000 lb.; Bassett Rubber Co. Ltd. 45,000 lb.; Borelli Rubber Co. Ltd. 138.500 lb., Bukit Kepong Rubber Estates Ltd. 27,200 lb.; Kuala Sidlm Rubber Co. Ltd. 176,600 lb., New Se-
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      443 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CAMERON HIGHLANDS HYDRO ELECTRIC SCHEME INSPECTOR OF WORKS Applications are Invited for the post of Inspector of Works on the staff of the Chief Resident Engineer. Cameron Highlands Hydro Electric Scheme. There is one vacancy only. Applicants should preferably be Federal Citizens, and will only be considered If
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    130 12 Outboard motors becoming popular rkUTBOARD motors are gaining popularity in Singapore and the Federation said Mr. Hamilton Goff, president and treasurer of the International Mercury Outboards Ltd. Mr. Goff who was In Singapore during a world tour, said that sales of his company's products on the local market were increasing
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    Bank profit
    35 12 The Indian Overseas Bank Ltd. made a net profit of R5.1,997,365.95 ($1.2 million) for the half year ended June 30. subject to audit and including Rs. 192,434.52 <$124,151) brought forward from last year.
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    Boost for Australia wine
    200 12 Industry is growing rapidly, says board member SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION METHODS USED BY MANUFACTURERS HELP IMPROVE QUALITY A USTRALIAN wines now have better trade prospects in Malaya as a result of the Federation's total ban of South African goods, Mr. Eric S. Purbrick, a prominent member of
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    MOTOR CYCLE DEALER TO VISIT JAPAN THIS WEEK
    84 12 T<HE managing proA prietor of a Singapore firm dealing in motor cycles, spares and accessories will leave for Japan this week. He is Mr. Chan Soo Weng whose firm, Ban Hoe and Co. Is Singapore's oldest dealer In motor cycles. The firm
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    Agency basis
    69 12 "This is the first time that we will be doing business on an agency oasis," he said. He said that he would visit Tokyo and Osaka and get a model that would be suitable for the Singapore market. Mr. Chan, who has been in the business for 14
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    Anti-flame foam for upholstery
    103 12 Anti-flame foam for upholstery RESEARCH work on the development of a commercial technique for manufacturing flame resistant foam from natural rubber latex is now in its final stages at the Natural Rubber Producers' Research Association laboratories at Welwyn Garden City. The process Involves the chemical modification of natural rubber so
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    Show-window
    73 12 He said that the new company would serve as a show-window for quality wines from "down under." Australian wine manufacturers were keen to esstabllsh trade relations with Malayan businessmen, he said. "The Federation's boycott of South African goods would help boost trade in Australian wines," he said. "We are
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    Nigeria exports less rubber
    57 12 Nigeria exported less rubber in March, totalling 2,820 tons against 3,105 tons In the same month last year because of a drop of purchases by Britain, West Germany and Belgium. During the month, Britain imported only 891 tons against 1,464 tons, West Germany 615 tons (713
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    WANTED: SINGAPORE AGENTS FOR U.S. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
    243 12 WANTED: SINGAPORE AGENTS FOR U.S. HOUSEHOLD GOODS HTHE American Consulate General, commercial A section in Singapore is inviting established local importers interested in obtaining agencies for a variety of U.S. household appliances and hardware to contact the office for information. A spokesman said yes- terday that 15 American manufacturers were
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    Manager, head engineer will study at several big Japanese companies
    180 12 Manager, head engineer will study at several big Japanese companies FOLLOWING the expansion of the Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926) Ltd., two senior employees of the company left for Japan on Friday to study the technical know-how of television. They are Mr. Soh Yoke Wing, manager of the General Imports
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    JAL earnings
    16 12 Japan Air Lines' revenue in June was $16,867,716, up four per cent over April.
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    EXPORT MART IS SOUGHT
    67 12 An Australian company which opened a A£2 million ($l3 million) plant two years ago is seeking an export market. It is Australia Carbon Black Pty. Ltd. whose senior executives are at present visiting Indonesia. Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. The company said that production was
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    New product marketed by U.K. firm
    153 12 New product marketed by U.K. firm A NEW type of medi- cament has been marketed in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. It Is Mentholatum Deep Heat Rub manufactured by The Mentholatum Co. Ltd. of Slough, England, whose Mentholatum balm has been on the local market for many years. The
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    BOAC revenue
    43 12 BOAc carried 887,000 passengers in the 1960-1061 financial year (an increase of 41 per cent), 13,000 tons of cargo and flew 65 million miles. Revenue rose 25 per cent to £88.032,956 ($748.2 million). and the operating profit was £4,264,000 ($36.2 million).
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    Asia tourney in Malaya
    500 13 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP SUCCESS SPARKS NEW SPORTS PLAN CEYLON OFFICIAL SAYS PROPOSAL WILL FIND UNANIMOUS FAVOUR IN EASTERN COUNTRIES By KEN FERNANDEZ K. LUMPUR. Monday ILi'ALAYA should stage the Asian tennis championships. Mr. Eric Rajapakse, the manager of the Ceylon tennis team expressed this opinion after seeing
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    Easy victory for South
    206 13 Easy victory for South SINGAPORE. Mon. South, as expected, beat North by 148 runs in their Malayan Cricket Association's annual classic match on the padang here today with the final scores: South 201 and 230: North 134 and 149. This was Souths fourth success In the series. North had won
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    Singapore boys 116-8 in 'Test'
    83 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Rain marred play on- the first day of the schoolboys cricket 'Test' between Malaya and Singapore which started on the Shaw Road ground here today. Singapore batted first and at lunch were 84 for five wickets. Play was delayed for more than
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    Title bout
    28 13 BOSTON, Mca.— Terry Downes. of Britain, '..ill defend his world middleweight boxing title in a return r.atch with Paul Pender. of Massachusetts, here on Sept. 23.
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    Du Plessis wins S'pore open by one stroke
    276 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Sid dv Plessis, a ground engineer with Malayan Airways, today won the Singapore open amateur golf championship with an aggregate of 224 for 54 holes after a thrilling tussle with the Royal Island Club champion. Jack Sheedy. over the nnal
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    INDIAN TEST PLAYERS TO TOUR MALAYA
    264 13 INDIAN TEST PLAYERS TO TOUR MALAYA SINGAPORE, Mon. A team of Indian Test players may tour Malaya and Singapore in the near future, said Mr. K. W. Oillespie, who was re-elected president of the Malayan Cricket Association today. Mr Glllesple said that India Is -very keen to come and has
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    SINGAPORE'S BIG CHANCE IN GROUP 'B FIGHT
    365 13 T AST night was rest night for the five days old 4th anniversary Merdeka soccer festival which resumes today In an interesting stage, with one of the co-champions almost sure of a final, the other /cry uncertain, and an also-ran in previous years
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    TONIGHT'S MATCH
    24 13 Tonight's msrch in the Merdeka Anniversary soccer tournament is: HONC KONC v KOREA. The match starts at S p.m. st Merdeka Stadium.
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    800 walkers
    37 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A record of nearly 800 entries have been received for the IH-mile Students" Walk organised by the Chinese YMCA on Bunday from Bhenton Way Circus to the Green Bus Depot at Buklt Tlmah.
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    FOR 2ND DAY
    522 13 1I/EIGHTS f r TT eight races at Koala Lnmpur on Wednesday: Spanish Prince 8.04 Islander 8.02 Holiday Flfht 7.08 Llttlewood 8.13 Speedy Socks 8.12 Tlnggl Harapan 8.12 Mairhesa S.11 Naiareh 8.11 Kapitan Carras 8.10 Miss Harmony 8.10 Turfman 8.10 The Wee Cobbler 8.09 Tonne Eafle 8.08 Redouble
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    Speedy Persian Hero is grand on soft track
    410 13 Speedy Persian Hero is grand on soft track ON THE TRACK WITH EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Jaber Stable's Persian Hero, a course scratching on Sunday, showed a lot of dash in a gallop on a soft track here this morning. Ridden by Khamis, this speedy grey ran 3f In
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    Australian League soccer results
    368 13 SYDNEY. Mon. Results of Australian League slccer maches: NSW FED. DIV. 1 Prague 3 Bankstown 1; Apia 2 Oladesvllle 3; Canterbury 4 South Coast 3; Northslde 1 Auburn 3; Hakoah 2 Hellenic 2; Budapest 9 Sydney Aust. 1. NSW FED DIV. I: Oranvllle 3 Blacktown 3;
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    357 13 SOCCER PENANG LGE DIV. S: PISC W.O. MRC X". CLAYTON CUP (Penang) Pen* ang Police 7 Kedah Police 3. IPOH LGE DIV. 2: PWD 3 Kllat 3. BULTAN YUSBUF CUP 8FINAL (Tmlplng): Talplng Malay* 3 Ipoh Malays 1. C. KEDAH LGE (Sg Patanl) Kuala Muda CRC 3 Soon
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      193 13 TENNIS INTER -PORT: Malaya v Thailand; Ceylon v Singapore (Ipoh Town Council courts, 4.15 p.m.). SCHOOLS LNTKRNATIONAL: Malaya v Singapore (SEA courts, XL 9 ajn.). BADMINTON HEAH CUP (Boys) inter-soae sfiaals: Selangor v Johore. LEE CUP (girls) s-finals: Selangor v Trengganu- Penang v Johore (Han Chiang hall, 10 ajn. and
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    Lock icon Adoula: 'I'll talk with Tshombe'
    150 14 TEOPOLDVILLE, Mon.- Mr. Cyrille Adoula, the Congo Prime Minister, said here yesterday he was prepared to meet President Molse Tshombe for talks on the reintegration of Katanga with the rest of the Congo. Mr. Adoula said It was untrue that he had turned down a
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    Seaplane, boat in collision
    41 14 NEW YORK, Mon.— A small Cessna seaplane which was taxi-ing for take-off and a 27-ft. cabin cruiser collided yesterday in Reynolds Channel near Long Beach, Long Island, killing one man and slightly injuring three other people.— U.P.l.
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    198 14 FOR TAMARA THE WIFE, NO SLEEP IN 24 HOURS \JOSCO\V. Mon. Tamara IT Titov, wile of the first man ever to stay out in spare from one day to the next, was reported near the point of exhaustion early today as she waited tensely for word that her husband had
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    British, U.S. Press praise Russian space triumph
    701 14 'PHE Kussian space achievement dominated this morning's British Press, with newspapers splashing reports on their frontpages of rhe way the new Russian spaceman, Maj. Titov, was whirling round the earth. Large photographs on Maj. Titov were published in these newspapers where events of
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    Lock icon Hijacking drama at airport
    143 14 A father and son surrendered to G-men in El Paso, Texas, after hijacking a Boeing 797 jet airliner and holding crew and passengers at gun-point. They were thwarted of their plan to get the aircraft to Havana, Cuba, when it landed at El Paso to refuel
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    Cyclist hurt
    41 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A cyclist, AMul bin Salleh, 35. of Sentul Pasar, was admitted to the General Hospital here today with leg and head Injuries after he was knocked down by a motorcycle at the 2nd mile, Ipoh Road.
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    DEATH
    32 14 REGRET TO announce the sorrowful news of the death of Captain James Scott at sea on 6th August 1961. With deepe t sympathy to his family from Guan Quan Limited. Singapore.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 14 THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Mabel Philips Nee Koelmeyer thank aU »uo attended her funeral and sent wreaths and messages of sympathy.
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    'Malaysia plan will speed up independence'
    215 14 'Malaysia plan will speed up independence KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. I^HE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today that his Greater Malaysia plan would nelp to speed-up independence for Singapore and the three Borneo territories. Independence, however, was not the main object, he said. Said the Tengku:
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    37 14 ALGIERS. Mon. Four Europeans and an Algerian were killed and another Algerian wounded last night when a rebel band ambushed three civilian cars In a gorge 18 miles outside Bougie. U.P.I.
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