The Straits Times, 12 May 1962

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY < I It 11 1 II I) TiALt EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times Ik*** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. MAY 12. 1962. 13 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon TORIES TROUNCED
    418 1 Hammering from Liberals and Labour Lost: 531 council seats LONDON, Fri. The Conservative Party took a heavy hammering from Britain's resurgent Liberals and the Labour Party in town council elect i o n s yesterday throughout England and Wales. The contests were followed with especial keenness this year
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    VIGIL BY THE -TELEPHONE
    19 1 VIGIL BY THE TELEPHONE lIWEE BNG "there was always music in the background. MADAM lI.W sleepless mights since Monday.
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    KIDNAP GANG MAKE THEIR THIRD CALL TO BOY'S FAMILY
    482 1 STRAITS TIMES CRIME SQUAD: SINGAPORE. Frl IJKh hands trembled as 19-year-old Sec Hwee Eng, sister of kidnapped schoolboy See Lye Woo. 11, reached Tor the telephone. "Call your mother." ordered the voice at the other end. Madam Chan Seok Cheng she's
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    Lock icon SPOTLIGHT ON MORALITY IN SAIGON
    94 1 SPOTLIGHT ON MORALITY IN SAIGON SAIGON. Frl. All bars, teahouses and restaurants must be brightly lit so that police officers may see from outside the whole of the premises, under the terms of an edict of the Mayor, published today. The Mayor said that the owners of these premises would
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    Lock icon Not so deep in the – heart of Texas... —
    192 1 Not so deep in the heart of Texas... NEW YORK. F A RETIRED British couple. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wood, left here yesterday by air for Dallas (Texas) confident they would make it th*s time. Mr. Wood. 65 and his wife Marie. 62. arrived here on Wednesday in the Queen
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    Now 'no gifts' -by Royal command
    229 1 Now 'no gifts' by Royal command PROBLEM FOR YIP WEDDING GUESTS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Yang diPertuan Agong has requested that no presents be given on the occasion of the marriage of his eldest daughter, Sharifah Salwah, to Tengku Suleiman of Johore next week. A Government statement said today: "Inquiries
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    'Don't let your kids go to this meeting'
    326 1 'Don't let your kids go to this meeting' SINGAPORE. Friday. fHE Minister of Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, 1 today appealed to parents of Chinese secondary schools to advise their children not to attend a meeting to be held at Bukit Timah High School on Sunday. In an ooen letter
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    Lock icon STUDENT TERRORISTS HELD
    73 1 STUDENT TERRORISTS HELD ALGIERS. Fri. Mr. Christian Fouchet. French llr-.ii Commissioner in Algeria, today announced the dissolution of the Algiers Students Association, the dismissal ol civil servants whose loyalty was suspect. and a large number of expulsions from Algeria, including several well-known people. In a statement, lie said that four
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    New President
    43 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Dr. S. Radhakrlshnan. who had been Vice-Presldent since 1952. was today elected President of India, and will be sworn In on Sunday. He suceeds Dr. najendra Prasad who decided not to seek a third five-year term of office.
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    Petrol takeover
    32 1 COLOMBO. Frl— The State- i owned Ceylon Petroleum Corporation today took over the operation of 35 more filling stations and 16 kerosene deputs belonging to British and American oil companies.
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    Lee in London
    14 1 LONDON Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew arrived here from Geneva today.
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    Lock icon Laotian Reds on Thai border
    173 1 Laotian Reds on Thai border BANGKOK. Fri. The Thai Prime Minister. Marshal Sarit Thanarat. said today that Laotian leftist forces had advanced to within 12 miles of the Thai border after capturing Houeisai. The Government is con. irlerine sending troops relnforcemen s to the border, he toid reporters. About 800
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    STOP PRESS
    18 1 EIGHTH N-BLAST WASHINGTON I i I iut< ti Si ilei tun. it'ii another dv I utor
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      Lock icon THE MAN WHO DIED 4 TIMES
      159 2  -  Mr. Mackay 'Great to be alive' says LONDON. Friday. MR. ROY MACKAY, 36, went home from Whiston, Lancashire, hospital yesterday where he "died" four times, and said he was "feeling fine." His four "deaths" 1 came on the operatin» table at the local hospital
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      Lock icon 'Boycott' call to wives
      98 2 I ONDON. Fri.— Thousands of women in the north of England are to be a&ked to help the British cotton Industry by boycotting foreign textile goods. The Textile Action Group, an unofficial body In the northern cotton town of Oldharh, Lancashire. flchtlng the "flooding of home
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      Lock icon Smoking it out
      64 2 LONDON. Fri. Cigarette advertising is to be banned from the British edition of the magazine Readers Digest, the directors of the Readers Digest Association .stated. This decision will take riled a.- soon as existing contracts have been fulfilled. The directors .»aid that this action was in keeping
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      Lock icon Britain gets set for big dock strike
      149 2 LONDON. Friday. THE cabinet met yesterday to discuss emergency plans and an urgent round of meetings was scheduled for the Labour Minister, Mr. John Hare, dockers' union leaders and port employers as Britain headed towards a national dock strike starting at midnight on
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      Lock icon Terrorists jailed
      40 2 PARIS. Kri— An O.A.S. band of plastic bombers were sentenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from life to four years by a military court here yesterday. Leader of the band, Claude Jean Sokolovitrh. received the life sentence. Reuter.
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      Lock icon King Hassan on Paris visit
      44 2 PARIS. Fri. King Hassan of Morocco conferred with President de Gaulle yesterday after arriving by air for a private visit. It was believed he would raise the question of the situation In western Algeria, during his stay here.— Reuter.
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      Mr. Big buys a car
      92 2 DRIVING leg room can become something of a problem when you are nearly eight feet tall. Said to be the tallest man in Europe. Erhard Weller, 37, of Erlangen. Western Germany, found a car to flit his 7ft 9-3/4 inches frame— an Auto Union Coupe.
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      Tendentious reports'
      46 2 JAKARTA, Frl— A Foreign Office spokesman. Mr. Alex Alatas. said yesterday that A.-soclated Press correspondent Peter Arnett was ex- < pelled for persistently filing "teno itlous reports which s presented a distorted pic- I ture" of the Indonc '211 situ- 1 atlon— U~ T 1
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      29 2 BELGRADE. Frl— A slight carth 1 tremor lasting 10 sec or.ds was registered last night at Tltograd. capital of Montenegro, south Yugoslavia. No ca-u..:.'es were reported.— Reuter.
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      MAN ACCEPTS $7,000 FOR 18 YEARS IN JAIL
      100 2 NAPLES. Fri.— Carlo Corbi siero. 52. who served 18 years of a life sentence for a murder he did not commit. \esterday withdrew a claim against the State for work done while he was a j convict, after the Justice Mini.siry offered
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      Lock icon US foreign aid that went the wrong way
      169 2 US foreign aid that went the wrong way WASHINGTON. Friday. CONGRESSIONAL investigators were told yesterday that the United States gave Cambodia a big, new transformer to put in a Russian-built hospital when it was found that the Communist-built power plant did not work. Mr Porter Hardy Jr chairman of a
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      57 2 QUOTE Falsifiers of history arc frying ro ascribe to the c.-.A. and Britain the dcci*ive role in the defeat of Naxi Ccrmany. They played almost no part at all. Russia, thanks to the masi heroism of its soldiers, beat Ccrmany single- A handed. —Marshal Rok In a Moscow ten-viM,... broaden*!
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      Lock icon Jakarta plans a suit tax
      39 2 JAKARTA, Fri. Buying tailor-made suits may shortly be declared a luxury here. A tax committee of the Jakarta City Council Is at present considering Imposing a tax on the sale of tailormade suits— Renter
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      168 3 Quick look MOSCOW. Friday. MR. Khrushchev said last nisht that the Soviet pennant on the moon was "lonesome" waiting in vain for an American pennant. Mr. Khrushchev, addressing Soviet railway workers. .said the Americans "proclaimed for all the world tv hear they were shooting a rocket at the moon, but
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      Back Jack, says Ike
      120 3 Back Jack, says Ike ADEN: At least 21 people have been killed in recent fighting between Yemeni tribesmen. JAKARTA: Indonesian police force intends to breed a "national dog" for the republic TOLEDO: A series of explosions ripped one .->ide out of a three-storey chemical plant here, killing at least eight
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      Boxing death inquiry
      94 3 Boxing death inquiry VII OKI A i Brazil*: Twentvlour bodies were removed trom the charred wreck■>x a Brazilian Airline Convair which burned and cxDlodtd here. DAMASCUS: Syrian authorities seized yesterdays issue of some Syrian newspaoen for tailing to obey orders "to keep away from Dfess campaigns exchanged unong Arat) countries."
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      France to cut her army
      91 3 France to cut her army PARIS: France Is to reduce her army strength by 200.000 men in the coming year. KARACHI: President Ayub Khan promulgated an ordinance prohibiting unregulated activity of political parties throughout the country. JAKARTA: Police have reported a rising crime rate among adolescents. Antara news agency reports.
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      Lock icon W. IRIAN: R.I. WILL NOT RETREAT
      185 3 W. IRIAN: R.I. WILL NOT RETREAT JAKARTA. Fri. The J Chief of the Operational Staff. Maj.-Gen. Achmad Jam. said yesterday that Indonesia will never retreat and Ls ready to face whatever risk there may be in the struggi? to regain West Irian. He was commenting on the statement by tne
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      Lock icon Island offer
      62 3 NEW YORK. Fri. A New York firm said today It had offered the U.S. Government U.S. $2,100,000 for Ellis Island, the former Immigration centre In New York harbour, to build "a completely self-con-tained city of the future."— Reuter. THERE is a feeling of considerable disquiet among many officials
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      Lock icon Hunt in Algiers for terrorists
      49 3 P»RENCH troops on guard at a barbed wire barricade in a street in downtown Algiers when troops surrounded a 12--block area and cut it off from the rest of the city in a new hunt for Secret Army Organisation terrorists and weapons. U.P.I, picture.
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      Lock icon Adenauer sets fears adrift in Washington
      222 3 Adenauer sets fears adrift in Washington WASHINGTON. Fri. I— Chancellor, on Berlin and Britain's application to join the common market. This disquiet has been only partly calmed l>> the later denial that the Chancellor I'"'! vi:ic -cl opposition to full meinbcrshio for Britain of the Commo'i Hstkel ar President Kennedy's
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      Lock icon Australia urges 'go slow' on Rhodesia
      162 3 YEW YORK. Fri.—Australia told the U.N. Colonialism Committee yesterday that it was •inappropriate and unnecessary to nave the General Assembly takp up the question of Southern Rhodesia The British Government "must be given a chance Mr. James Plimsoll. the Australian chief delenate. told the
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      Lock icon ANTI-BOMBS? 'TRY IT IN RED SQUARE, MOSCOW
      99 3 LONDON. Frl. A London magistrate told four antinuclear oornb campaigners who demonstrated outside the U.S. Embassy that they should consider holdIng their next demonstration In Moscow. After fining the three women and one man £1 each, with two guineas costs. !or obstructing the
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      Lock icon U.S. GOLD STOCKS FALL
      48 3 NEW YORK PH.— I S stocks, v! gold fell h> I ss:{u million in the past week to the lowest level since Auk. 16. 1939 On May 9 the> totalled Ufttt.MS million. So far this year cold stocks have declined bj USHU million. Reuter.
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      Steel firms charged
      67 3 NEW YORK. Fri- US Steel Corp.. Bethlehem Steel Co two smaller producers and a trade association pleaded not guilty In Federal Co.rt her? to charges of price. fty !i2 and bld-riaging in the sale of steel forcings t th? Covprn. ment and oth-r cv<' *«fi Federal Judge
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      109 3 each and every suit carries our GUARANTEE. A 'Chanrai' tailored suit is cut by expert cutters and made to fit you by craftsmen. Afar Childbirth take It has no equal. It is V^*~.^ still the BEST today. r F i E U? F L ES FLAVOUR SV r WORLD WiDt
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    'J SLAPPED RUDE YOUTH TO TEACH HIM A LESSON'
    194 4 'J SLAPPED RUDE YOUTH TO TEACH HIM A LESSON' SINGAPORE, Friday I A SERGEANT with j 22 years service In the Police Force today told a court he slapped a youth "to teach him a lesson." "I wanted him to treat me with more respect in future," said Sergeant Vivian
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    HIGH COURT INCREASES LAND AWARD BY $38,000
    148 4 HIGH COURT INCREASES LAND AWARD BY $38,000 SINGAPORE. FTi. —An award of $57,799 made by the Collector of Land Revenue in I respect of 19 acres of I land belonging to Bukit Sembawang Rubber i Estate, was increased to i $95,984 by the High Court today. The land was acquired
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    Film show
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Indian Film Society i.s giving a film show and musical entertainment at the Christ Church School assembly hall at 5 p.m. tomorrow
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    PLEA FOR HELP TO RUN DEAF SCHOOL CLASSES
    193 4 SINGAPORE, Frl.— The President ol the Singapore ochool for the Deaf. Dr. Alfred Chee. today appealed to retired or married women teachers to help the association run classes for deal children. The association is planning to run such classes for children aged
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    Annual dinner
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Polytechnic Stu-dt-ni*' Union will hold its annual dinner at the Peking Restaurant at 8 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Chief provoked union official
    191 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A *3 cinema manager, Willie W.C. Teng. today admitted in court that he had "provoked" Doris Lim Siew Keo w, his cinema ticket-seller and union official, in a strike incident resulting in the arrest of Lim and her seven other workers. Teng was the
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    .PREMIER'S UK – VISIT TO BE BROADCAST
    82 4 PREMIER'S UK VISIT TO BE BROADCAST SINGAPORE. Fri. Radio Singapore today announced plans to rebroadcast the extensive coverage of Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's visit to London by the General Overseas Service of the BBC. The broadcasts in Malay. Mandarin and English will be recorded off transmission, and re-broadcast by
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    MAN CAUSED SON'S DEATH CHARGE
    70 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tay Cheng Slan was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today with causing the death of his nine-year-old son. Tay Kirn Chua. by negligent driving. He pleaded not guilty to the charge, which stated that Tay committed the offenc* at 93 Miles Jurong
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    Clerk is made a bankrupt
    45 4 SINGAPORE, Frl.— Gerald Francis Pinto, a clerk employed at the Telecommunications department. was adjudicated a bankrupt In the High Court today. Pinto's total liabilities amounted to $4,000. He was ordered to pay the Official Assignee 557 monthly from June 1.
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      63 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following Is coday's bi-hi-dule ol civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore. \RKIV\I.» BO AC: From London. Rome. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur (BA 714) 5.35 p.m. from Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta (iBA 71 j' 9.50 pjn Thai Intrrnatlonal: From Jakarta (TO 402) 10
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      249 4 tur\. Atneno. Cauo. KAiaclu. Caicutu. (QF 736-> 9.25 p.m Uaruda: FYom JalcarU (GA 800) 7.50 a.m. Pan -American: FYom Los Angles, Honolulu. Saikon (PA 817) 12.10 p-in. Cathay Paoiflc: From Hong Kong. Banttok (CX 733) 6.50 pm Malayan Airways: From Kuala Lumpur (ML 171) 10 a.m: (rom Peuang. Ipoh Kuxla
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    The thirst to learn...
    315 5 SINGAPORE. Fri THE number of Singapore candidates taking the Cambridge Sfhool Certificate examinations formed 10 per cent of the total number from all parts of the world, showing the thirst for education in Singapore. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. said this today when
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    HELP OFFER FOR 'DEATH RAIL MAN'
    460 5 HELP OFFER FOR 'DEATH RAIL MAN' PENANG, Friday. A SINGAPORE, church minister today offered to stand surety for a man who admitted cheating and who was stated to have worked on the Siam "death railway."' "You are very fortunate to have a minister to look after you." the senior Sessions
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    Han Suyin in the Sunday Mail this week
    156 5 Han Suyin in the Sunday Mail this week AUTHORESS Han Su- via discusses in this week's Sunday Mail a problem that has lately been the subject of much controversy among Malayan writers. The problem Is frequently posed in terms of opposites- "Self-expression" versus "the masses." Han Suyin argues that, this
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    Johnny fund now $2,192
    49 5 1 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Another $130 was received by the Straits Times today for Johnny Ang, the student who was paralysed after a diving accident, bringing the fund to $2,192. The donations are from Mr. M. Mercy $100. Serene Chla $25 and Mrs. A.T. Vergis $5.
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    Car stolen
    35 5 IPOH. Fri. A newspaper photographer Chan Sam Lock. 49. reported to the police here today that his car valued at $3,000. was stolPn last night after he had carked It in Brewster Road.
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    Dayaks want a day of their own...
    157 5 KUCHING, Fri. The Dayak National Union. at a meeting here today, expressed dissatisfaction with the Government decision to declare June 1 U Sarawak Day Reason. The Dayak community wants a day to call its own a Dayak Day or a Dayak Festival Day.
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    Singapore student's $10,500 for radio's 10 top tunes
    137 5 A LrfKV Singapore st w.ont in Aiu- tralia. Anthony K.F. C h i a (left), is seen discussing with Radio 2 IE Sydney disc jockey Bob Rogers what he Intends to do with S10.500 he won in a competition the station ran
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    Camera club
    20 5 IPOH. Fri. Photographic enthusiasts, including Government servants, school teachers and students. have form d the Inch Camera Club.
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      48 5 Buys Bunny By Halph Itvimdahi I, -mM KhOLP IT, ELMER O I fvEWY WELL. BUT "N llf THIS'LL fiIVE YA AN IDEA MOW W *£La* i i sot a joa T 1 r V wwydipn'TvouuseJ v heavy E se bricks set this A B pouwairYl/ the 0' PAvy
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    IMPASSE OVER BANK PAY TERMS
    135 6 CINGAPORE, Fri. Officials of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union, which claims to represent about 500 employees of the bank, today reached a deadlock on terms for a collective agreement. After the meeting, Mr. O. Kandasamy. the union's cdvlser
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    Off to film festival in hope of 'Oscars'
    130 6 'THESE four Malay film stars were all a-flutter with hope as they left Singapore by air yesterday for Seoul to attend the ninth Asian Film Festival each wishing she could win an "Asian Oscar." Waving goodbye (from left) are Cmmi Kalthoum. 35.
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    National culture 'will take 20 years'
    199 6 SINGAPORE, Friday. INDONESIAN Professor Slamet Muljana, who left Singapore today after 18 months as head of the National Language and Cultural Institute, predicted the flowering of a Singapore national culture in two decades Prof. Muljana said: "Singapore's multi-cultural activities can develop Into the world's
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    Promoted
    38 6 LONDON, Fri. Commodore J.O.C. Hayes, who survived the sinking of the battleship Repulse off the east coast of Malaya in December 1941, has been promoted Rear-Admiral and becomes Naval Secretary to the First Lord of the Admiralty.
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    'Find jobs for 487 who face sack'
    115 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Th«Federation Government has been urged to place the 487 temporary clerks, who will be retrenched at the end of this year, in new commercial enterprises which have been granted pioneer status The appeal was made by the Civil Service Clerical
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    Traffic offence
    26 6 KUALA LUMPUR. *Yl A motorist. Yap Poh Hong, 46. was fined $20 today for failIng to stop at a traffic light. He pleaded frailty.
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    CEDRIC HAS 'MATE' OF ANCIENT COIN
    108 6 CEDRIC HAS 'MATE' OF ANCIENT COIN SINGAPORE, Fri. Cedric O Goh. 19, a student, today produced an old coin similar to the 2.000-year-old relic which an RAF. pensioner. Mr. AP. Morris. 57. plans to. sell to help towards the cost of an operation that mxiv save his eyesight. Cedric, of
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    Convair flight
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Thai International's Convalr 990 Coronado. reputed to be the fastest jetliner today, will land at Singapore Airport for the first time on Thursday on a familiarisation flight.
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    They fooled the world
    138 6 They fooled the world raced to .fight the invaders people prayed in the streets monsters were reported moving in on New York It sounds like something out of a war story, but it is not. It Is an excerpt from a gripplne new series which begins In the Malay Mall
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    Village fair
    34 6 PENANG, Fri. The Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, will declare open an agricultural fair at Bayan Lepas, near the village market, on Monday at 5 p.m. Tt will last a week. *s
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      176 6 Li'l Ihmor By Al €mpp I NOW THET FOSDCK'S OWN \ThE MEEDS ME MOW.MOREVJ HESMEREUyABADLV-DRAWN J MAH TYPED! I FATHIII DONE LET HIM DOWM, J EVAH.7— -^Sf PITCHER IN A MOOSEJWER, rf ONB.MIMUTE,AM'THPCW x EM r|SMOftELY #O'i-4AIK:TGOWMA J), BUrHAIKfTITEVER VJMICH B /Ti")'— r— AWAY THE y~ > r— -^>- I
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    BUT FOR THESE MENV
    127 7 BUT FOR THESE MEN SO FAR. A British Commando operation has been mounted against HydroNorsk, the Norwegian power station which the Germans hope will provide them with enough heavy water to make an atomic weapon. The Commandos cra,sh. and the whole operation is wiped out by the Germans. Col. Wilson
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    1978 7 THE WAITING'S OVER THE RAIDING PARTY GOES IN At the gates of A-station CHAPTER FOUR OF THE STORY BY JOCK DRUMMOND Til K Norwegians, trained to concert pitch, waited impatiently at Avicmoie for the attack to be launched and counted the days till the lull moon. But yet another disappointment
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      6 7 ON MONDAY First flash of fear
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    22 8 in Hordt I/B (Minimum i Mn and mrs. Cfeaa Mt tmt atfendinre and valuahlt :>rm«nt« on nn of their marriage :»(-6!
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    Site Straits Simrs Saturday. May 12. 1962. Milestone In Borneo
    658 8 The Straits Times Saturday. May 12. 1962. Milestone In Borneo There seems little joy in North Borneo at tne prospect of political advance. True the meeting of the Legislative Council which considered the modest but important bill for the first local government flections was also confronted by treasury demands for
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    In Restricted Residence
    330 8 The recent murder by a gang of kidnappers in Kuala Lumpur and the abduction of a boy for ransom in Singapore have foeussed attention anew on the means by which anti-social elements can be put out of mischief. In a letter published elsewhere in today's paper, correspondent
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    20 8 I understand that our satellite, launched by the Americans, and now whining around, hasn't solved the problem of re-entry yet
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    Second Thought
    219 8 Whon Mr. Le« Kuan Yew left Belgrade it was far from clear what Marshal Tito thought of Malaysia. An article in the journal Komunlst, too well timed to be purely coincidental, was unflattering to say the least of it But one of Mr. Let's heats managed ti nod
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    DRUG TRAFFICKERS —THE HUNT THAT NEVER ENDS
    1039 8 DRUG TRAFFICKERS THE HUNT THAT NEVER ENDS 90 NATIONS WORK TOGETHER TO ENFORCE CONTROL ■y A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT THE discovery on board a British Cruis«r in th« Pacific recently of illicit opium and heroin vividly indicates th» size of the international trafficking problem. The temptation to find some sort of
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      Grand Prix broadcast
      142 8 \VITH reference to the letter signed "Licence Payer" and published In your paper on Tuesday. Bth May. I wish to point out that:— <a) Although Radio Malaya did not relay the Malaysia Grand Prix commenttarles "live," we did arrange for a wide coverage of the events by
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    Lock icon GHQ for Japanese husbands
    301 8 THEY G.H.S. OR G.H.M. TOKYO. Fri. The ■I expression "GHQ is once again catcning the attention of Japanese people. During occupation days after the Paclilc war. it meant the General Headquarters of General Douglas Mac Arthur. the occupation commander. Now. in a modernised and increasingly westernised
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    Crime wave: Lazy parents blamed
    177 9 Crime wave: Lazy parents blamed KUALA TRENGGANU. Fri. The genera) sec rotary of the National Union of Teachers. Mr. K. V. Thaver. said today the "tidapathy attitude' of parents was the root cause of the present crime wave in the Federation. Speaking at the annual conference of the Trengganu branch
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    Village hit by typhoid
    48 9 MUAR, Frl— About 38 cases of typhoid have been reported In Undang Ulu village, about 20 miles from here, and all have been admitted to the Muar hospital. A spokesman for the State Medical Services today said: "Thf situation is now fully under control."
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    Arrests cut strength. Socialists allege
    116 9 Arrests cut strength. Socialists allege KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Socialist Front claims that just when the party grows strong in a State, the Government "looses its powers"' by arresting its members to cut down the effectiveness of its leadership. It makes this contention in the annual report, published today, to
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    QUOTE:
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    A warning against ragging by Vice-Chancellor
    391 9 A warning against ragging by Vice -Chancellor FIRST LESSON FOR FRESHIES: HUNAN DIGNITY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday SIR Alexander Oppenheim. Vice-Chan-cellor of the University of Malaya, today warned "all those senior students who are anxious to show off by ragging freshmen" to think again He was speaking at a cere mony
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    The other freshies still suffer...
    146 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. pRESHMEN at the University of Singapore are stJW being ragged despite an official ban and an appeal by the Undergrad. the organ of the students' union. Ragging started on Monday Orientation Div rv continues In the canteen and parts of the campus. Some
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    35 9 QUOTE »Ye think we are fairly *w progressive here (in New *.ujlandi, bur the progress fgt in Malaya is tremendous^ —Prof. K. B. Cumberland of Auckland, who attended the recent Asian Geographers' conference in Malays.
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    Quarry worker hurt by blast
    45 9 KUANTAN, Frl. A quarrf worker, Lam Yee Chong, 50, was Injured today when a dynamite charge he had placed into rocks at a quarry near here went off prematurely. A flying rock knocked him unconscious as he ran for safety.
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    Radio in high places, too
    380 9 Radio in high places, too 'GET ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE LAW WARNING TO 300,000 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL AN estimated 300,000 "pirate" radio owners in Malaya were warned today by the Deputy Director of Broadcasting, Inche Murtadza Zaaha, "to get on the right side of the law while they
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    New ruling on 'over the Causeway' brides
    133 9 New ruling on 'over the Causeway' brides CINGAPORE, Fri. Muslim men in Singapore are going to ttnd it more dirncult to marry girls across the Causeway. All kathis in Juaore have been Instructed to notify the Singapore Shariah Court before marrying local girls to men from Singapore. This arrangement follows
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    In: 2 more Pioneers
    60 9 fTI'ALA LUMPUR.FrI Two single-engined Pioneer aircraft arrived from Scotland today after a 20-day journey to join the Royal Malayan Air Force tlrrt They were from an order of 14 (four singlernirined and 10 Twin Pioneers) with the Scottish Aviation Limited of Preswlck. So far seven aircraft
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    GRANDMA Mrs. HODGKIN NOW M.A.
    84 9 GRANDMA Mrs. HODGKIN NOW M.A. MALACCA. Fri.— An Australian grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hodgkln, liaison officer for Malayan students In West Australia, recently obtained her Master of Arts degree— her fourth academic award. Last year she spent eight months travelling throughout the Federation gathering data on the reaction of Malayan students
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    Envoy's trip
    37 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fn. The Japanese Ambassador nere, Mr. Wataru Okuma, left oy air for Tokyo today to attend a week-long conference of Jananesc Ambassador f rom Asia. Australia and Ne Zealand which begins n Tuesday
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    P.M. ON RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE...
    150 9 MALACCA, Friday. ANE of the greatest factors in Malaya's national v unity and harmony is the spirit of tolerance Malayans of all racial origins show for the religious oeliefs of their fellow-men. 1 T..' Prime Minister. TenKku Abdul Rahman, states this In a message of good
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    Inche Yusof on Federation trip
    41 9 SINOAPUKE, Fn. i,., Yang di-Pertuan Negara Inche Yusof bin Lshak, lofSingapore tonight lor the Federation to celebrate Hai Raya Haji and also to attend the wedding of Tengku Sharifah SaJwah. daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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    To keep pace
    22 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Chinese Chamber >f Commerce Is to amend it* constitution to "keep Darr •itv> '■hintrintr tlrr>°«
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    Protest strike
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Prt -borne I.W employees of the Par East Oxygen and Acetylene f\j Ltd. In Paslr Panjang Road went on a protest strike at 2 p.m. today following a deadlock In negotiations betwern their union and the firm on pay scales and working conditions.
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      463 9 RADIO SINGAPORE r »S SSSST- SSTjuS J^S SHORTWAVE SERVICE rb O"f 11 00 Saturday Blr 4 „<, Fu^y"^,; 4 15 41 METERS nl 6ht rhythm; 12.00 Clow down Continental cafe; 4.45 Just for MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE DAnIA MAI ava laughs; 6.00 Time signal, news; 47« METERS RADIO MALAYA 50 5
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      Diesel fumes
      291 10 A MATTER NOW FOR THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT SOME few years ago in London I recollect tnat the very severe death rate from lung complaints was quite directly attributed to the heavy concentration of diesel fumes in tbc London fogs. In Singapore and Malaya we do not have London
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      EX-GANGSTERS WHO WANT ANEW LIFE
      248 10 COME weeks ago I happened to visit a New Village in South Selangor where I met two young men under the Restricted Residence Ordinance. Both confessed that they had led a vicious life and that they deserved punishment. But their new surroundings, so they told
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      BORDER PASS
      91 10 UEFORE a person Is pro1' vided with a new identity card of "Warga Negara Persekutuan" his birth certificate. Federal Citizenship Certificate and finger prints are carefully checked. When the same person applies for a border pass through Thailand this "Warta Negara Persekutuan" Identity card Is not good enough
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      A POLICY TO BENEFIT CONSUMERS ONLY
      385 10 MAbf I oe ahu*ed tv con-.-inent on the remain a^ributed to Mr. Jonn Croston, "tin expert 1 of the G.S.A. contained in the issue of May 4. What exactly does Mr. Croston mean when he suggests that If tin sales from the G.S.A. caused
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      Parity for second language teachers
      339 10 \\'ITH reference to the evidence given by the officials of the Adult education Board to the Commission of Inquiry Into Education that the Further Education classes suffer from lack of qualified teachers at higher level I would like to know why the allowances of second
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      RADIO SPORT
      63 10 IT is very frustrating indeed that Radio Malaya must stop the commentary on such an Interesting game as the A.B.C. final just for the sake of the next routine programme. Is it not possible to arrange for a non-stop full commentary in future for such important matches? Surely
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      H.S.C. FOR JOHORE A CRYING NEED
      299 10 I HEARTILY echo the letter written by "Orang Johore" and he has voiced what is a crying need In the State of Johore. Many other parents have worried. In the past, and are still worrying about what the future will promise for our children.
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      RAGGING
      69 10 RAGGING is officially prohibited yet a minority or students in thr University of Singapore practise it with extreme vigour and apparent pride! Do they not know that friendship cannot be obtained by torturing the newcomers of the family? This ragging will go on for five weeks: unless the I'niversUy
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      189 10 r L___-— TO-DAY'S DESIGN the LYNX This modern cistern is bandsome. hvrlenlo, and amcl«a* In operation. It flushes at a touch, with a quiet yel powerful action. The shell Is mads of black Duranlta and tba Kingfisher synhon mechanism of poly thene— non-comxnnt. rustless, non-aclng and unbreakable. Conformlnr t* BSS
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      303 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Its Deuor. I uunk. to inciuae 1. Oreek tr»der-m«n in I* Kentish town (5). vegruab 1 r ilms m fci Note m v wa V to W inside UM 9 Ekk ll— ll if Witt! wit «7> P° w r f" imaginative -xiwi--10. One BtUfttUina into
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      1438 11 10 IKERPOOI A WES) COASI U.I *i mm S'iim -mint 'ERSEUS mtriMi OuOi.n (,'litow SB*. II TMay May 11 Ma) 11 'OLTOORUS M sniiet, liatrßMt. Oupln n i"arl May tl May 17/2* May 21 MENESIHEUS mi.ii IitHMII GHt|O* Miy II Mat 11 May 24/ M May M/Ji •(MOOOCUS Am»',ir I
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    Rubber price is again restricted in movement
    452 12 f\ NC E again price v movements during the week have been very restricted report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market review. Overseas business has been limited by the threatened dock strike in U.K. and the lack of any clear decisions
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    SIN6APORE PRODUCE PRICES
    122 12 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Singapore, noon prices per plcul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk JTOi sellers, drum $42i Kellers. Copra: May t'K 'Continent $2H buyers. $29 sellers. Pepper: Muntok whit* $147 f sellers. Sarawak white $143 seller* special Sarawak black Sll7t sellers, Rarbled LamponK black $llft fellers, ASTA $129
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    115 12 «i. II Thr»« month* (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS K N. 12 ct» Cold Storage .'VI M. Box 12 flu Wnmshlp 9 i-in Hr»vv<rirn 2ft rti S Time* 13 <t*. rtohiiiKonK <> ct* 8 T'.^fn V> rtt 8 Darhv .VI I'nltwn 13 L-t» W lurk* t> rt* MININGS A Ainxi
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    PRICES ARE DEPRESSED ON DULL STOCK MARKET
    570 12 From Our Market Correspondent P RICES in both the industrial and mining sections of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday were depressed. There was a general lack of interest and this combined with profittaking fu'llicr pared industrial prices. Tins, although sellers were not predominant,
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    22 12 STOCK IDICES Malayan Stock Indices May 10 May 11 Industrials: 180.54 179.73 Tins: 302.1? 300.46 S rubbers: 191.74 191.16 Jan. 1. 1958=100.
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    ic MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE *
    937 12 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE DUSINNESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation .section yesterday wuh the number of deals in brackeu: Industrials: ltounttad (1.000) $1.60: Dunluim (2.000> $1.7U: East SmeltinK »3 OL. ti.ouui $2.»ai: K«-d. Uicptn>.iry (1,000) $1.33; Gammon (I.U<JO) »1 MJ: J. Wuuifb tl.OOU) $2.10. (I.UUO) 52.U9: M Tobacco $2.75 OL,
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    Straits tin price falls again: Rubber is quiet
    199 12 THE Straits tin price is still declining there be--1 ing a further drop of $1.62£ yesterday to 5 1 $458,374 per picul. This new depression which I began on Thursday has taken I prices down to their lowest I levels since mid
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 12 May 11. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 78; cents (up three-eighths of a cent). K.L.: ~8; cents (up three eighths of a cent). TIN: 5458.37J per picul (down 51.621). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 5 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    99 12 MELBOURNE. Frl. f NVESTMENI shares held steady x on a slightly improved turnover •Oil* mostly moved narrowly around yesterday's levels AO.fi gained" Is. 6d to 68s while Baw mrtals closed steady and loans firm Amnoi IS .1 Mount l«a 'f, 3 A.C.I 744» Con y.ini M,68 A.l' M
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    194 12 Ship, lying al.nmidt the Singaport 40-41. Ruvk 1/2. Walrata tl). Cathay 42 13. lU-nrlnne» IH. RwpHt 31 32. Soon (V<- N\V 4. Mlkaaa Maru tf 7. iii-nvorlicb 10 11. 7.r\--r 9 Outtr r.adt: Ton* Hun. Kenmnau. M..i Lw, Corola Krlth. Shorvu Haunt, Wmwar Ana Can. Mvi
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    202 12 IJAV first grids rubier buytrs ■y "<»•<•<! «t l>m n I Kuala Lumpur vrnterday at >. per lb.. up mrrr-eiKhth* of a cent on was sttady but quiet FEDERATION OF MALAYA RUB SCR IXCrIANCE clrxint; prtci-a in cents per lh. yesterday: Int. 1 I prompt fob.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 12 LJAV flrit grade rubber buyers f ok. cloj. .t M ft p.m in Singapore) yentenlny at 7SJ cents per Ih.. up three-elKhihn of a cent on Thursday closing price The closing tone I iouletly ftsadier. S.C.C.R A. closing prices In cenrs per Ib. yefler.lay: Int. 1 Rss,
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    79 12 THE Malayan Cichanut Banks' A>t*ria(ion ■Ml (I h:int'-< In l[s ratps to mgrcbant* yean (all n-tcs to $100): Ntw Vsrk: huyinK TT 32;. airmail OD 33 00 dat 331 rrcrlit hillx. SS| trade ulllx Sellin: TT er OO rtsdy New York HI: Swisn Frano 1IH: (wmlkli Krinir ISJIf.
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    Rubber crops
    52 12 Benta Rubber produced 99.500 lbof rubber in April, Jaram Kuantan 74.000 ib.. Kundoii" Tnnioi)^ Pau 159.103 lb.. Mentakab RubVr 67.000 lb., Sungel Bagan 153.000 lb.. Amalgamated Malay 66.100 lb Bassett Rubber 35.000 lb.. Borelli Rubber 124.000 lb Bukit Kepon*; 13.400 lb.. Kuala Sidlm 150.000 lb. and New Serendah
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      407 12 ***sssssM»aiii«fJ«s>a^t>^K^M ESTATE OF YAP POW YIN, DECEASED. All persons hawne olatDM against the estate of the abovenamed deceased who died at Kuala Lumpur on 28ih June. 1961 me required to .submit their claim.s in writuit; to tiie undersigned not later than 17th July 1962. after which the estate will be
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      1418 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE B\( TIRIOI (M.V APPLICATIONS are lmlted for appointment to an Assistant Lectureship in the Department of Bacteriology. Candidates should be medical graduates with some teaching and lesearch experience tn Bacteriology. Further particulars may be obtained from the Registrar, University of Singapore. Bukit Timah Road. Singapore
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      925 13 (Contina«J from Pa»» •> SITUATIONS VACANT **> Ward* Si (Min.)— Box St efa. exfra I BOX AIM S.T.. IPOH. position filled 1 Applicants tbanked. BOX A 364 S.T. X.L.— Vacancy fllled Applicant* tbanked. BOX 464 S.T. K.L. Clerk Trainee position filled. Applicants thanked. GOOD COOK and Amah Cnmese preferred wanted
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      1050 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Wars!* Si (MUt.) Box St cts. extra COMPOUND MOUSB on i/]| acra, good tor u<Bo» *od retideaea. Pa*ir Pvtea, Iport Apply.. C U CS>o*« 52. Hume Mtreeu Ipoa. TO LET. Houaa at No. 8. Jalaa I Vaaia. Two bed-room*, oa* irttias room Near mis-stops, schools, aad tnrket Hmtaoor*
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      1081 13 EDUCATION It Ward* SS (Min.)-Bax St rfs. txtra CAMBRIOCE SOrtOOL OSHT., -no ■igaar B.C. Wolsey Hall Oxford (Kst to 1894) provide* seccessful Tunton ttf Poet Cor these examlaatloa*: (or Londoa ÜBtrer»it» L»e«r»e»; A.O.P. Diptatna tor teacher*: Law; oh*» Exaaa. 20,000 succeste* since 1V44. Prospectus mention exam (rum E. W klbao
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      Tennis tourney at Stadium Negara move
      253 14  - Tennis tourney at Stadium Negara move KEN FERNANDEZ Kuala Lumpur, Friday By \f ALAYAN tennis may go indoors for the first time if the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya agree to a proposal for an invitation tournament to be staged at Stadium Negara here in September. The proposer is V.
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      Lock icon A ROYAL SMILE FOR DANNY
      57 14 A SMILE and a handshake of congratulation from Queen Elizabeth for Danny Blanchflower, right-half and captain of Tottenham Hotspur, as she presents the F.A. Cup to him at Empire Stadium Wembley. Behind the cup is Sir Stanley Rous. Spurs retained the cup for a second
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      165 14 BOXING BAN BILL GETS THE K.O. I ONDON, Fri.— A bill to ban professional boxing In Britain. Introduced by Baroness Summersklll, received the K. O. In the House of Lords lsust night. Her views, based largely on the risk of brain or other injury, cemmanded consideraole support in the debate,
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      Tour is off
      45 14 SINGAPORE. Fri. Uoiu football team of Manila, who are due to play here on Friday and Sunday, have called off their tour The Manila team wanted to oostpone the tour for a week but S.A.FA could not acced 1 to thp reouest.
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      Ceylon ask for games
      76 14 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ceylon\national hockey team want to play a series of matches In Singapore and Malaya on their way to the Asian Games In Jakarta in August. In a letter to the Singapore Hockey Association, the Ceylon team, who are due here on Aug. 9. have
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      Aussies for RI
      35 14 SYDNEY. Fri.-Thc Lawn Tennis Association of Australia are sending a team of four— two men and two women—to the Indonesian invitation tournament to be held in Jakarta from May Io to 20.
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      Railway player sent off
      193 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. FiESPITE warning by the Selangor Football Re- ferees Board that stern action will be taken against players who resort to rough play, the spate of incidents continued today in the Selangor Government Departments and Business Houses F.A. I League competition. At Princes Road
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      Two changes in Spare XI
      43 14 Two changes in S'pare XI SINGAPORE. Fri. Ernest Wicks and John Woodhouse have withdrawn »rom the Singapore team to travel to Kuala Lipis to meet Pahang In the MCA League tomorrow and Sunday. They have been replaced by Abdul Razak and p. Gatha.
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      827 14 NOTICE NOTICE F I 1)1 l; I lON oi HALATA II Id RATION OK MALAYA IMM ,V/; "T^ 1 1 StO€k »!.MMM 3»,', RntMrrrd SUck 1/6 IS.B/Kl. M 11 1961/71. MSMnr Pl ">l.c Dep. r^s.,*,- of PuUUc Dept. BANK NEGARA lANAH BANK NEGARA lANAH MEI.AYI'. MBLAYV Kl'.M A ILMPIR KUALA
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      571 14 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. ISLAND OF SINGAPORE. Companies Winding I p No. 4 of 19(3 In the Matter of THE Liri; ASSI'RAME COMPANIES (CoßipuUorv I iquidatioci ORDINANCE, INS And In the Matter of THh COMPANIES ORDINANCE (Chapter 174) And In the Matter of TONG
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      780 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE EMPLOYEES PROVIDEN I FUND BOARD U'.vltes applications lor poos Aa clerks, machine operators and ivpisu, vi UM Boatii's offite.s at Petaling Java. Applicants tnouid have the ioilowing qualifications: Applicants BWt be Federal i Cltizen!>. should have paaaed then 17 n birthday but not nave leached
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      72 14 B*i 111 PV^I B Is PILOT {yfiß f 1 \m E/ CARTRIDCE\ REFILL super y PILOT Super "V" fills two wjys PILOT "V f .Ms from the bottle ihr,ougn i detachable Jtvar-actioN pump or i$ redlled by the insertion Of an ink-cartridge Each pen is sold complete with detachable lever-action
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      101 14 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER PEXANG DIV. 3: TYBC 1 Ramblers 'B 0; Prisons B 1 1 Elango 0. IPOH DIV. 1: Town Council 1 PCRC 1: Dlr. 2: PWD 6 Ramblers 0; Tamil Youngsters 3 Telecoms 0. BATU C. UAH LGE: Urano Ycuins 7 Petrua Melayu 0. L. PERAK DIV. 1
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      127 14 Amin 2 Natahar Bava 3 S. Raeupathy: SOtm: 1 Natahar Bava 2 Chang Jooh Yone 3 Muthiah Rajah; 1.500 m 1 Natahar Bava. 2 Chung Jooh Yone 3 Muthiah Raiah; high Jump: 1 Sharlman 2 O. N. Alagappan 3 Kwolc Onn Senc: lonr Jump: 1 Shariman 2 Lim Jew Chan
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      156 14 MH r.K FAM CUT Fls.lL: Penan-. > Sgor .City Stadium. 8 p.m.) SPORE DIV. 1: CA v TTP Hospital (Jn Besar. 5.15 k Div. 2B: Durul Aflah v Blue Rover* (Jn Besar. 4i KHIR tTP FINAL: Kislmu Dial v Jubilee Sch. Klan* iT p.m.); For 3rd place: Cochrane Rd Sch
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      A FLAW—BUT S'GOR ARE NOT WORRIED
      623 15 A FLAW— BUT S'GOR ARE NOT WORRIED |£LALA LUMPUR, Fri. Selangor go to the FAM Cup final against Penang at Penang's City Stadium tomorrow (8* p.m.) with a flaw in their record this season that lucky 2-1 victory over Malacca in the south zone final at Kubu Stadium on Apr.
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      Lock icon FIORENTINA HELD TO DRAW IN FINAL
      137 15 (GLASGOW. Fri.—Atle*f tico of Madrid and Fiorentina of Italy, the holders, drew 1-1 after extra time in t h c i r European Cup Winners 1 Cup final here last night. Both goals came in the first half. Atletico went ahead in the 11th
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      Spore hopeful of 5-in-a-row
      286 15 S,pore hopeful of 5-in-a-row SINGAPORE, Friday. OINGAPORE. who have held the Guillemard Cup since the series started four years ago. are determined to retain the trophy when they meet Malaya in their international tennis match at Bras Basah Road on Saturday (9.30 a.m.). Said Sulaiman. the SLTA secretary, said today:
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      Postponed
      32 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Amateur F.AAs commission of Inuulry today postponed till Tuesday the hearing of charges of insubordination against the Singapore Youth team during the Asian tournament at Bangkok recently.
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      Lock icon Unidentified winner
      114 15 BRANTFORD 'Ontario. Fri. The crack of the start Ing gun that sent the miters of Brantford Collegiate Institute away from the starting line In a race here also brought an unscheduled entry out of the crowd. The unidentified run*"" 1 raced after the field, v t went out
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        1297 15 ACCEPTORS and riders for the roeu A final day of the Summer meet- ing at Penang tomorrow; I orw Race l: 2.15— C1. 4 Dlv. 2-6£ 1 Leo i Lucky Star fat > R. Breuk 4 9.0 1 Shaari 2 ***** Minapen iCapt. H.F. Bloxham> Rodgers. 9 8.13
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      137 15 Golf Mike in the last eight MOOR TOWN <Leeds\ Fri. —Michael Bonallack. the 1961 British amateur champion, needed only 26 holes to sweep through two rounds Into the last eight at the English Amateur closed championships here yesterday. Bonallack. who if he wins will be the first golfer to hold
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      Radiant Fair and Wat Glung shine
      256 15 ON THE TRACK: Penang. Friday O ADIANT Fair and Wat Glung, both trained by Wally Bagby, were the "stars" on the track here this morning. The going was good. Wat Glung (Bob TavloD.j was particularly impressive when he went better than Arifato (Laurie Johnson
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      86 15 JAKARTA, FrL— The Indoneslan Government has fixed ticket prices in U.S. dollars for the Asian Games to be held here in August. Tickets for all events, excluding soccer (prices for which have not been announced) will cost $150 for first class seats, and $75 for second-class Cheapest
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      257 15 CABLES IN BRIEF BADMINTON TOUR MATCH (Balclutha. NZ>: Malayan Students In Australia bt Otago provincial team 4-1 (Onf Eng Hong bt Lee Tuck Chew 10-15. 15-0. 15-1; David On* Eng Pin bt R. Reid 15-6. 15-3 Andrrw Ong Chong Sing bt V Anderson 15-3. 15-8; Andrew One ■md Khoo Boot
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      53 15 rRJN, Fri— John Charles, the Juventus Club's cen-tre-forward, left Milan on a hectic 6.500-mlle air dash today for Rio de Janeiro where he hopes to play for Wales against Brazil tomorrow. Charles only received permission from the Juventus directors to Join Wales's three-match South American tour
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    190 16 Stonehill key witness slain VIANILA, Fri. Menhart Spielman, the Government's star witness against American businessman Harry S. Stonehill, was murdered on Easter Sunday on a tiny island in Southern Philipoines. it was learned today. Stum-hill, a former G.I. who settled in the Philippineat the end of World War 11. made
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    Rediffusion drops offers
    338 16 Redif fusion drops offers MANAGEMENT URGES UNION: LET'S SUBMIT WHOLE CASE TO ARBITRATION SINGAPORE, Friday. RKDIITI SION (Singapore) Ltd. Uxlay withdrew iis offers ol wage increases, bonus and more provident fund benefits and suggested thai the whole dispute be submitted to arbitration. But the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union,
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    UK cricket results
    134 16 LONDON. Fri. RrMilts in todays cricket matches: \t TIM Oval: Warwick bt Surrey by 6 WfctS. Surrey 185 and 61 Wark'wick 166 and 81-4. Warwick 12' pis. Surrey 4. \t Bristol: Match drawn. Gloucs. 207-9 dec. and 108 Hunts 154 and 126-8 <Marslmil 45). tiloucs. 4 ptt.
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    Prized commode
    25 16 LONDON. Fri.— A commode, believed to have been used by Louis the Sixteenth, was sold for £23.000 $280,000) at Sotheby's auction rooms today.
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    35 16 THE DEATH is announced ot tne OUMT ol Mr. Tco I^nK Boon on 11/5/62. The funeral will take plact trom Jalan Übi on Sunday 11.30 a.m. Published l>v Mr Tan Pin PMt T.I: 03*13.
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    28 16 MR AND MRS. Hforsr S. David thank all tri.-n<l^ art! r.latur.- ft" i-tniH'i. Kixnl WMIMBi alt.ndmi; and pnaeota on ttx i,: iii.-ir aaMlaa m Kk Hay. IMI
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    Danish envoy calls at Istana Negara
    84 16 TH I. Danish Ambassador to Malaya. Mr. Frederick (lotfred de Dompierre de Jonquieres. presented his credentials yesterday to the Yang diPertuan Agong at the Istana Negara Mr. De Jonquieres was accompanied by the Senior Protocol Officer. Ministry of External Affairs. Incbe Jamal bin Abdul
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    Farewell soon to last troopers
    118 16 Farewell soon to last troopers LONDON. Fri— Mr. Harold Watklnson. Defence Minister, said today there was no strategic need to continue operating Britain's two remaining troopships. They are the Nevasa. owned by British Steam Navigation, and the Oxfordshire, owned by the Bibby Line. They carry servicemen and their families to
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    389 16 LONDON STOCKS LONDON, Fri. Stock market.ended a depressed week on a somewhat better note man s>eem- j ed likely earlier today. Further i losses were recorded in inuiai j clearings 'ins morning following I Cue local election results and the fresh slicie on Wali Street last night, but in spite
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    24 16 LONDON. Fri. Buyers £903. i seUer.s £905. Forward buyers £909 sellers £911. Settlement £909. Turnover am 305 tons. p.m. 55 tons. Tone: Weak
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    37 16 LONDON. FVI. Snot 23 VI June 23.d.. July 33>id.. August 23',d.. Ju.v Sept. 23Ui. Oct. jt, 23i!d.. Jan. Mar. 23id.. AprilJuiip 23id. r.i.f. May f>3 1 16rl June 23 1 16 d.. July 23d. Tone Dull
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      Stuttgart too good for Sino-Malays
      311 16 Stuttgart too good for Sino Malays CINGAPORE. Fri. Stuggart Football Club of West Germany followed up their 6-3 victory over All-Singa-pore on Wednesday i with a 7-1 rout of Singapore Sino-Malays at Jalan Besar tonight The teamSinu-Makiv* llclded was very much below full strength and the only entrri tainment for
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    313 16 OELGRADE. Fri.— An v article In the official Yugoslav newspaper Borba said today that, if the proposed Malaysia Federation became a part of "bloc plans," it could dangerously worsen the already extremely explosive situation in South-East Asia. The article addjed: "Acceptance of the Idea Itself of
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      38 16 The weather HKiHEST and loweM. iempeiaUum lor Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pin Tlniisdav to 8 p.m. yesterday: IlijChct Lonrst Kuala Lumpur Kb "8 Kota Bain i !1 Penanu Ipoh 3? Malacca J-? SinuaiHiie 90 W
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