The Straits Times, 25 May 1962

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    22 1 AVbltAlii: DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Sat**"* 1 AM*** Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAY 23. 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    Lock icon SPACEMAN No. 4
    2253 1 Down after 3 orbits but 200 miles off range Planes, ships in big search CAPE CANAVERAL, Thurs. ASTRONAUT Malcolm Scott Carpenter was tonight believed to have come down in the ocean after his three-orbit space flight—but the trackers had lost contact with him. A hii; air and
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    Lock icon Singapore RAF jets due today in Thailand
    538 1 U.S. TROOP BUILD- UP CONTINUES BANGKOK, Thursday. JMIK lirst group of British Royal Air Poroe planes and personnel is due to arrive at Bangkok airport from Singapore tomorrow morning, diplomatic sources said here today. Some of the men are coming in transport aircraft
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    Lock icon Lee's plane has engine trouble
    70 1 TOKYO. Thurs. The plane carrying Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to Tokyo developed engine -trouble and was forced to return to Anchorage. Alaska. the Foreign Ministry announced today. Mr. Lee and his wife are making a brief stay in Japan as guests of
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    Lock icon Salan moved
    32 1 PARIS, Thurs- -Ex-General Raoul Salan. condemned to life imprisonment yesterday, was transferred from the Palais de Justice to Fresnes Prison, near Paris, at dawn 1 today.— Reuter. (See Page 2).
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    KIDNAP CASE: MAN IN COURT TODAY
    101 1 KIDNAP CASE: MAN IN COURT TODAY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police have arrested six men in connection with the kidnapping of schoolboy See Lye Woo, 11. who was abducted from his Karikal Lane home, on May 7. One of the men will be < charged in court tomorrow. The other five are
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    Plea to help refugees: 'Sad and terrible'
    368 1 Plea to help refugees: 'Sad and terrible' SINGAPORE. Thurs. The managing editor of one of the world's most influential newspapers, the New York Times. Mr. Turner Catledge, today urged free world nations to help relocate the thousands of refugees from mainland China who are pouring into Hong Kong. He described
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    Irian volunteers: Govt. cool
    236 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thiirs. rp H E FEDERATION Government does not support the idea of Malayans volunteering to help Indonesia in its fight to "liberate" West Irian. A Ministry of External Affairs statement today *trrss«>s the Government's neutral policy on the West Mm issue. According to Press
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    Lock icon CHINA CUTS WATER TO HK—THEN RAIN FALLS
    228 1 CHINA CUTS WATER TO HK— THEN RAIN FALLS HONG KONG. Thursday. i COMMUNIST China today stopped supplying water to Hong Kong just as heavy rain from the South China Sea broke the Spring drouuht in the Colony. i This m;)vp was foreshadowed in an official announcement ia.st Saturday that thp
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    Burma rice for R.I.
    59 1 RANGOON Thurs. Burin;! ad Indonesia today .signed a long-term rice purchase agreement covering the period 1j9«3 to 19G5. .Under the agreement. Burma will export 250.000 tons of rice to Indonesia. Tin* pac was signed by Indonesia Ambassador Suska and tho deputy chairman of the State Agricultural
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 COPTERS ON WAY AIM t \N AM I M Naw plane i ii < .irpt'iitt r .mil will ''r I mm I hrec bi ten have ntarted f»' lion. Rtiidr.
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  • FOREIGN DESK (PHOTO) SPECIAL
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      Lock icon Salan cries then laughs as he gets life term
      409 2 PARIS, Thursday. UAOUL SALAN burst inlo tears last night when a military court here sentenced him to life imprisonment for leading the Secret Army Organisation. Then he smiled and broke into hysterical laughter with the full realisation that he hadj escaped
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      Lock icon 38 killed
      43 2 38 killed ALCItRS. Thurs. At least 38 people were killed and 53 wounded m acts of violence throughout Algeria yes- j terday. Thirty one of the dead and 33 of the I wounded were Muslims. Five of the wounded were European women. Reuter.
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      Dr. Babs and her law...
      137 2 DR. BARBARA MOORE. 59-year-oid marathon walker, is pictured with her notice board on returning to her home at Frimley, Surrey, after a High Court Judge had ordered her release from Holloway Prison, where she had been fasting "to the death." Dr. Moore had been sent
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      Lock icon Big victory ' claim
      66 2 Big victory claim SAIGON. Thurs. South, Vietnamese military ollicialsl today said 72 Communist guerillas were killed. 10 1 wounded and 24 captured in I a fierce battle south of herp on Wednesday in which four i American military advisers were wounded. Among the wounded Americans was Lt. Col. Frank B.
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      PAKISTANI WINS TOP PHYSICS PRIZE
      93 2 PAKISTANI WINS TOP PHYSICS PRIZE ONDON. Thurs— A Pakisj tani receives today one of Britain's and the world's lop scientiiic awards— the Maxwell Prize for theoretical physics awarded by the Institute of Physics and the Physical Society, he recipient is 36-year-old Prof Abdus Salam trom Jharig. Punjab. Professor of Physics
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      Lock icon Thant's new plea to de Quay, Dr. S
      210 2 NEW YORK. Thurs UTHANT, the acting U.N. Secretary-Ge-neral, last night addressed urgent appeals to the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Dr. Jan de Quay, and President Soekarno of Indonesia to resume talks on a peaceful solution of the West Irian dispute. In
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      The Red horses
      38 2 LONDON. Thurs.— A consignment of 43 Russian horses arrived in England yesterday from Leningrad for sale by public auction. It is the first time the Russian Government has sent horses for public auction in Britain.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Boy swims to freedom with 7 bullets in his body
      622 3 Boy swims to freedom with 7 bullets in his body BERLIN, Thursday J^ 15 YEAR OLD East German schbolboy hit by seven bullets swam across a 30-yard canal to the British sector of Berlin yesterday while Communist border guards and West Berlin police fought a fierce gun' battle from either
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      Quick look round
      316 3 Quick look round SAN FRANCISCO. Thursday. ILOYD A. PACINI, 27. an unemployed plumber. carefully rigged a booby trap in a closet at his home by setting a trip wire to a .32 pistol 111 an effort to catch the thief who had been stealing his clothes. I a.st night he
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      SABOTAGE AGAIN IN CARRIER EAGLE
      120 3 LONDON. Thursday. H. M.S. EAGLE. Britain's largest aircraft carrier has been struck by sabotage for the fourth time the Admiraltj said last night. An Admiralty spokesman said a number of .small lighting and heating wires had been deliberately cut in the carrier, which Is undergoing
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      Lock icon U.S. will admit refugees from Hong Kong
      480 3 U.S. will admit refugees from Hong Kong WASHINGTON, Thurs THE United States is to admit several thousand Chinese refugees from Hong Kong, where overcrowding has forced the British authorities to turn them back, President Kennedy announced yesterday. He told his Press conference that the refugees had already been cleared by
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      Lock icon 4,500 more cross the border
      140 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. About 4.500 illegal immigrants slipped across the land frontier late last night and early today, dashing Hong Kong government hopes that the refugee tide might be ebbing. Unconfirmed reports from .the border area yesterday had said the numbers' would be down because
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      Lock icon Cunard losses
      30 3 LONDON, Thurs. The Cunard Steamship Company today announced a consolidated net loss for 1961 jf H 1,728.709 compared with a profit o f :.T 67,743 in 1960— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Stocks lose millions
      96 3 NEW YORK. Thurs— Many more millions of dollars were wiped from the value of stocks yesterday as the New York stock .market registered another low point for the year. Liquidation reflected Hip feeling that shocks were still too high In relation to respective earnings. doubts about the
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      244 3 Announcing the 1962 Spring Summer selection of ARROW sport shirts 1 Long sleeves, short sleeves. White and plain colours or in smart, contemporary designs. See them today at 81, HIGH ST. SINGAPORE. MODERN SWELL-PLANNED HOUSES HOLLAND GROVE ESTATE 6th Milestone Holland Road 6OotiA/oie.' \2*oPL*. (FREEHOLD LAND) Lew Assessment: 23. Only
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    THAI JET STARTS NEW SERVICE
    86 4 THAI JET STARTS NEW SERVICE SINGAPORE, Thurs. —Thai International's Convalr 990 Coronado Jetliner landed at the Singapore airport today to inaugurate a new Jet service through the Far East. For half an hour, guest* on the flight were treated to Thai classical dances at the airport reception room. Among those
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    JAILED FOR HAVING BURGLAR KIT
    91 4 JAILED FOR HAVING BURGLAR KIT SINGAPORE, Thurs. A labourer, Nr Soon Slang, 21, was jailed for six months In the Fourth Magistrate Court today for possession of housebreaking Implements. Ng was mounting a trlsha at Dorset Road at 5.15 a.m. on March 3 when he was arrested. In his trouser
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    PAP explains why Lee's tour excluded RI
    474 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs ►"THE People's Action 1 Party today explained that the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. excluded Indonesia from his tour of neutral Afro Asian nations because the Jakarta Government had already made its stand towards the proposed Malaysia. A statement
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    Aid for small industries
    507 4 GOVT. TO SEEK U.N. FUNDS FOR A SPECIAL INSTITUTE New body plans to tackle difficulties faced by the State's manufacturers SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Economic Development Board is planning to set up a small industries institute to pay special attention to problems facing the State's small industries.
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    CAR CRASH VICTIM AWARDED $9,460
    135 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Yoo Tick Chee, 69. manager of a coconut plantation In Changi. was awarded damages of* $9,460 by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court for Injuries suffered by him in a road accident. The award was made against a European motorist.
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    SINGAPORE AIRPORT IN AND OUT
    405 4 SINGAPORE AIRPORT IN AND OUT THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS Garuda: Prom Medan. Kuala Lumpur (OA 992) 3.5S p.m.; from Bangkok (OA SO3) 4.06 p.m from Jakarta (OA 803) 8.60 a.m. Cathay Pacific: Prom Hong Kong, Bangkok i'CX 731) 6.50
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    ADVERTISING TO BE CONDUCTED ONLY BY ASIANS
    190 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday. A DIRECTOR of S.H. Benson International. Mr. G. Moray Stephenson, today said that advertising in South-East Asia would be conducted entirely by Asians in the near future. "It is they who will know best how to get the selling message across
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    1962 dance contest
    70 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore amateur ballroom dancing championship has been postponed to July 14 and 15, due to the poor response. In its place, the Cha Cha, 1962. competition will be held at the Great World Cabaret on June 2 and 3.. Cast) vouchers of $100 for
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    Oratory contest
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Menorah Club Is to hold its oratorical and elocution contest on two separate days because of the good response. The semi-finals will be held on Sunday and the finals on Sunday. June 10. at the Reuben Manasseh Meyer Hall. Oxley Rise, at 3 p.m.
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    30,000 ARE EXPECTED AT NATIONAL DAY RALLY
    238 4 30,000 ARE EXPECTED AT NATIONAL DAY RALLY SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government today estimated that about 30.000 people would take part in this year's National Day celebrations at the Padang on June 3. Of this number, said an official statement, 3.000 representing various uniformed contingents would inarch past the main platform.
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      123 4 WRESTLING AT THi HAPPY WORLD STADIUM A TOMORROW NIGHT at p.m. INTIRNATIONAI 60-MIN. TAG-TEAM CONTEST. f BLACK SHADOW LEOW KWONG SENG (M«k«d M«r»«l ISouthtait As>a Chomp.oni TFtm rrincil AND VS. AND P TIGER WARO PURAN SINGH (Brrtain'i W*n4«r Boy) (Touah Indian) EARL WALLIS VS. ELI COUTINHO (TIM Utmrt Tasa*) (South
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      88 4 Y.W.C.A. (Rfnes Quay): English (or beginners 9.30 a.m.; Malay conversation 11 a.m. CHINESE YJHX.A.: Imernatlonal folk dance seuiou Audiiorium 7.30 p.m. SINGAPORE Uno CLL'B: Beginners 5 Kyu 7.45. Ladies .section 8 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Appeals committee meeting 5.30 p.m. SOCIETY FOR SPIBITCAL CfLTTRE: Lecture on Hindu mythology Tne Mahabharatlia by Mr.
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    I was powerless, says Mr. Huang
    3170 5 'Even if I had exerted my authority when the students met in the grounds, it would not have helped matters, 'No complaints about Govt. Middle Three examinations* SINGAPORE, Thursday No reprimand, 'I thought it was useless' THE principal oi the Chung £heng High School,
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      306 5 f NON-SMEARING LIPSTICK ONE APPLICATION LASTS WHOLE DAY IN 5 COLOURS Sole Ag.nts: WING ON CO., 73-75. SOUTH BRIDGE RD.. SPORE TEL: ***** j|K TONIGHT! ~L*jJW|l SANYO Night. tWV UHfSfll bfri Tronsistor Radio given SfIE^MJ owoy to Lucky Winner. SotoYjrtay Ayam Night Nightly: Magic Show by The Great Wong Every
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      344 5 now you can wash YOUR CLOTHES IN THE EVENING! tm£ls2so By Hand in one year $597.50 By 'National' Washing Machine in one year $352.80 TOTAL SAVINGS IN ONE YEAR $244.70 IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO OWN A NATIONAL WASHING MACHINE items PEBOAYJ PERYEUR PtR OAY^ Ptß YEAR y«r^». -Mro E
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  • ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT
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      ITS REALLY A FAMILY AFFAIR!
      311 6 EVER since the last war, the word "togetherness" has taken on a fuller meaning. We women are beginning to share much more in all our husbands do, especially in financial matters. And so it should be. After all. marriage is a partnership and as one
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      Focus on skirts
      193 6 THE line for this season puts strong focus on the skirt One of Singapore's leading designers, Roland Chow, interprets this in a series of "inbetween" skirts that ran be termed neither full nor trim. Women. Roland feels, ■N tired of the reed-slim-mtm so long popular, and many
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      There is always something new going 0n,..
      592 6 There is always something new going 0n,.. rpo be slim today is not I impossible, even for the most confirmed "tubbies". unless you are in bad health and your doctor forbids you to lose weight. This is not the beginning or a lecture. if you like yourself rounded and plump,
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      it's a push-button world
      298 6 Now no more sticky lingers, no more spills and mesi, no more tuss and bother Flit is here in the new Aerosol pock! Yes. at last Flit Aerosol is on sale all over Singapore and Malaya. And iust look at .ill the advantages you get with
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      June bride preparations made in May
      670 6 A LTHOUGH June Is i\ traditionally the month of weddings. May Is Just as much a time for brides. For May is the time when all those starryeyed maidens have to prepare for the big day. In May the invitations have to be printed
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    New award
    33 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The third Sarawak student to win a "Malaysia scholarship' to study dentistry at the University of Singapore Is Mr. Lav Chee Nlm. who will arrive in Singapore on Saturday.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      271 6 Li*l Abn^r By At Cmpp *X>KMOW WHERE THIS IS I X VXJ KNOW /Cakid yn l X I I TOUTELLTHIS ALBERT, WHOEVER S WHOS GUNG Kwnw \rjJ4*! HE lS TO 6H6WOR TONIQHT-OR/ rtOO HOOM-I GUNG MAKE SO LISTEN? A "SSmpSS I SAND HIM T? T < A SPITCH TON IGHT
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES Famed Italian courtesan wooed prince with black magic
    1557 7 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES Famed Italian courtesan wooed prince with black magic ANY night in the year 1575 a procession of sinister figures might hove been seen entering the courtyard of a palace in a secluded street of Florence near the River Arno. There were greybeard, "magicians" learned in the
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    16 8 :n HorW. $19 (Minimum, VALLIPURAM .x-.Unaiman. Ma h»r of V. Ayadurai. Sclanxor Secretariat died in
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    FUNERAL
    34 8 FUNERAL OF THE late Mr 11. lag, j M.N., J.P.. win tHk. II :Hi a.m. Sunday, 27 ;>.« '<kxxl»ood.- :i6O MacA!i t.-i f'^niinK for Intemirnt m Mom' Cenntcry No wri-aihK. •(■rolls. in.« and roa-
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    28 8 Kurd. $I.io (Mm.) MAR THOMA CHRISTIANS hear Bishop lohn VrrKhem Kerala on 'The Church Founded .-t. Thomas" Ht Life Church Ml I' -•reel. Friday L'.ith. p.m
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  • The Straits Times
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      U.S. Opens Its Door
      684 8 The American offer to take three or tour thousand refugees off Hongkong's hands conceivably could end the mass fiight across the border. Before Mr. Kennedy made his statement there were signs of a changing attitude on the part ol the guards on the Chinese side of
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      T.B. Control
      303 8 Last year a hundred thousand children in the Federation were vaccinated, and 20,000 people were X-rayed in the first stage of the national tuberculosis control campaign. Wards and T.B. clinics were completed or were being built in sixteen of the larger towns. In the four months since the
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      Muddied Oafs
      276 8 What Kipliiiß would have thought of a £250,000 transfer fee for a footballer strains the imagination. There are indeed many middle aged oafs, scarcely past their prime, who cannot themselves think of £250,000 without risk of apoplexy. The F.IF.A. congress which meets this week-end in Santiago on the
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    The hard path to Paradise Lost
    1500 8  - The hard path to Paradise Lost DAVID HOLD EN CUBA, CASTRO... AND THE COMMUNISTS by of the Guardian the first of two articles CUBANS are not the first people to learn that some of the most famous and fateful last words in any language are: "It can't happen here." It
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      The big cattle menace
      187 8 THERE is a comment In your paper that cattle owners whose cattle have been poisoned are to claim for damages. Against whom does one claim for damage by cattie to rubber trees, gardens, cars, lorries when the damage Is from roaming herds. They roam the streets
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      FRUSTRATED
      91 8 I READ with much Interest the excellent suggestion made by Mr. T. R. P. Dawson of Kuala Lumpur requesting the Federation Government to establish a separate Employment Bureau for School leavers. It is high time that the local Government took prompt actlon on the lines suggested by Mr. Dawson
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      LIBRARY HOURS
      81 8 WiHY cannot the National Library remain open during holidays? These are the only days in which students, particularly those In Adult Education Classes, have time to make use of the library. They work in the daytime, and in the evening have to attend classes. Instead of opening the
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    Freedom— the price France must pay
    380 8 RABAT Thurs.— When Algeria becomes independent she will get what U thought to !>e the biggest handout in colonial history. Under the Evian agreements, trance undertakes to give Algeria financial, economic and technical assistance worth some £200 million a year. There are many critics
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      99 8 Analysis Of The Russian Mind In the past 150 years, the Russians have been behaving strangely to Western eyes. To us they seem to be living in a looking glass world. No doubt to them it is we who seem the wrong way round. The fact remains that, as always
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    'I AM PAST MARRYING AGE' SAYS MISS AT 28
    112 9 'I AM PAST MARRYING AGE' SAYS MISS AT 28 ITDALA LIMPUR. Thurs. An American-Chinese, Mm Siu Peng Kwi-e (above). has made up he* mind to remain a mis-* all her life because shr thinks she lias passed thr "marrying ai»e." According to Miss Siu. a former actress, ijirls should cet
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    Pilgrims back
    35 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minister of Transport. Dato Haji Sardon bin Hajl Jubir, and the Director of the Language and Literature Agency. Haji Syed Naslr bii Ismail. returned today after nllgrimagp to Mecca.
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    Pirates raid boat, take $1,400
    187 9 Pirates raid boat, take $1,400 MALACCA, Thursday. pOUR pirates armed with shotguns robbed tht captain of an Indonesian motor-boat and his crew of eight of $1,000 and personal belongings worth $400 in the Malacca Straits yesterday. The boat was anchored near Pulau Upeh, one-and-a-half miles on* the Malacca coast, when
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    He swindled 11 firms of $6,427 in goods
    171 9 OINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Third Criminal District Court today heard how William Tan See Shong, 27, swindled 11 firms of goods worth $6,427 in one month. Senior Inspector M. C. Jacob, prosecuting, said that Tan a father of two took the goods on
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    $17,000 for a youth club
    40 9 KUCHINO. Thurs— lsaac Wolf son Foundation of Britain has given $17,000 for a youth centre in Sibu Town. The foundation was set up in 1955 for the advancement of education, medical research and youth activities
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    False citizens
    28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Another 113 people In the Federation have been deprived of citizenship which they acquired through false representation, according to the latest Government Gazette.
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    Taxi drivers warned 'be choosey' on passengers
    100 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Police today warned taxi driven to be "choosey" in picking their passengers, following the current spate of taxi robberies. During the put few days more than six such robberies have been reported to police. A police spokesman today urged taxi drivers
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    SELFISH DRIVERS, BY RAJA MUDA
    139 9 T«ELUK ANSON, Thurs. —The Raja Muda of Perak said here that there were motorists on Malayan roads who thought only of themselves, and he wondered how they had obtained their driving licences. Declaring open the Shell traffic games on the town padang here yesterday, he
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    Royal pair off to More
    338 9 Red carpet send-off... behind Salwa's smile, a tear in her eye KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. 'THERE was a tearful goodbye at the railway A station this morning when Sharifah Salwa and her husband, Tengku Suleiman, left for his bometown. Johore Bahru. Sharifah Salwa made a i
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    Fish drive dropped from royal celebration
    161 9 Fish drive dropped from royal celebration RUANTAN, Thurs. The traditional fish drive to mark the 58th birthday of the Sultan of Pahang has been excluded from the celebrations programme. The reason: Frequent fish drives may result in fish becoming extinct In the Pahang River, said a palace official. The Sultan's
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    National day greetings
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong has sent a congratulatory message to the President of Argentine on the occasion of that country's national day. The Prime Minister, Tenuku Abdul Rahman, also sent a message to the Argentlnt Foreign Minister.
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    PARTY WARNS MEMBERS OF THE REDS
    224 9 PARTY WARNS MEMBERS OF THE REDS KUCHING, Thursday. 'THE Party Negara Sarawak has urged all members to be vigilant against Communist penetration of the party s branches, i The party's chairman. Datu Bandar Abang Hajl Mustapha. said at its annual assembly recently that such vigilance was vital for the maintenance
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    Three books banned
    71 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. -The Government has v inued the import of three Chinese publications two from Hong Kong and one from Peking. The Peking publication called "The Aim of Life" Dy various Russian authors is published by the China Youth Publishing Society, Peking. The other two books.
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    FREE MILK, BISCUITS AND PILLS for 40,000
    304 10 FREE MILK, BISCUITS AND PILLS for 40,000 Catholic services' school lunch plan gets poor response PENANG, Thurs "SCHOOL LUNCH" scheme to serve milk, biscuits and multi-vitamin capsules to more than 40,000 Penang primary school children has met with very poor response. The State Welfare Committee has written to over 90
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    Twisting Malayan wins -a title in Australia—
    93 10 A MALAYAN student and an Australian girl have been judged "Malam Cumbira Twist Champions" of Brisbane. They won the title at the recent annual "Malam Cumbira" social staged by the Malayan and Singapore Students' Association of Queensland. The student is Mr. James Leong,
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    Ex-inspector is acquitted in cheating case
    293 10 Ex-inspector is acquitted in cheating case IPOH. Thursday. A FORMER temporary Police Inspector, R. Rama- dass, was today acquitted on' a cheating charge without his defence being called. Ramadass pleaded not guilty to cheating P. Sethu Chettiar, a second-hand goods dealer, by falsely representing the owner of 13 used lorries
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    Political course for 300
    52 10 KLANO, Thurs. Three hundred officials from the Umno branches in Selangor will attend a "political course" at the Dewan Melayu here on June 23 and 24. The Minister for Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, who is chairman of the Selangor Umno, will open
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    Two Brunei parties in Alliance
    94 10 Two Brunei parties in Alliance KUCHING, Thurs. Two of the three active political parties in Brunei, the Brunei National Organisation and the Brunei United National Movement, have formed an alliance. These parties reiterated firm support for Tengku Abdul Rahmans Malaysia plan. President of the Brunei National Organisation is Chegu Abdul'
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    Prince on trade mission
    47 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Prince Albert, leading a 13-man Belgian economic and trade mission, will arrive here tomorrow for a five-day visit. The prince Is a brother of King Baudouin. On Wednesday next week, the mission will leave for a two-day visit to Singapore.
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    $17,000 THEFT FROM TANKER
    92 10 $17,000 THEFT FROM TANKER SINGAPORE. Thurs Thieves yesterday stole about $17,000 worth of equipment and paint from a tanker, the Llangorsc. anchored in the inner roads. The tanker's chief engineer. Mr. D. Follett. found the pump room of the ship forced at noon. On checking stocks he found that thieves
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    Alliance choice for by-election
    58 10 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. The Alliance Council last night nominated a pensioner. Inche Hashim bin Itam. as its candidate for the Lahar Tabut Ward by-election cf the Frovince North Rural District Council next month. The by-election is for the Mat of Haji Abdul Kadlr bin Haji Hassan who
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    NO ROAD COURTESY, SO HE IS FREED
    147 10 4 x A A PENANG, Thursday. AN R.A.A.F. officer. Fit. Lt. J. Doherty, whose car o c° llided with a motor-cycle ridden by Fit. Lt L bvetlik, was today acquitted of driving without due The collision occurred in Northam Road on the evening
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    Big sweep in wards
    66 10 PENANG, Thurs.— Sunday will be cleaning day in Padang Brown and Kampong Selut under the city council's health campaign. Two Socialist councillors, Mr. Llm Kean Slew and Inche Mohamed Arshad. will lead six groups of volunteers who will Include 40 members ol the Penan* St. John
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    Permits needed
    25 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Permits are needed to purchase, store and use sodium hydroxide in the Federation, a Government Qezette notification said this today.
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    Exit last expat quartermaster
    43 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur,.Capt. Musa bin Alang Ahmad has been appointed Quartermaster of Camp In the Ministry of Defence. He succeeds Major K. Rlley the last British quartermaster In the Federation Army, who has completed 10 years' service in Malaya
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    PROTEST STRIKE AT B.P. de SILVA
    121 11 PROTEST STRIKE AT B.P. de SILVA SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thirty-five employees of a High Street jewellery shop. B. P. de Silva, today staged a one-hour lunchtime strike. They were protesting against the management's alleged non-settlement of wage claims submitted by the Singapore Textiles and Genernl Merchants' Employees Union. which represents them
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    $70 for change a name
    42 11 $70 for change a name KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A 61-year-old woman, jf Klang Road, was fined $70 here today for altering her name in her identity card on Jan. 23. She changed her name from Si Yoke Moi to Nyse Ye Mol.
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    Nair to finish his case by tomorrow
    1754 11 Nair to finish his case by tomorrow 'Must Simmonses of Singapore reap while we only plough?' SINGAPORE, Thursday JJEARING in the wage dispute between the Straits Times Press (M) Ltd., and the Singapore Printing Employees' Union before' the Industrial Arbitration Court is expected to end on Saturday. Mr. C. V.
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    Siput's marriage: An investigation—
    275 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs ALL may not be well with the marriage of actress Siput Sarawak, 42 a grandmother and a 17-year-old film extra, Khuzir Hassan. The Sharlah Court is investigating the circumstances of the marriage, which was solemnised on April 3 by the Kamponi; Kapor kathi. Incbe
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    $3,000 gift of books
    54 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Asia Foundation today presented 150 books on economic development and planning; to the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister's Department. The gift includes 24 volumes of the Encyclopaedia Brltannica. eight volumes of the Encyclopaedia of Social Science. The value of the
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    JAL's profit
    36 12 Japan Air Lines earned a net profit of $990,732 for the 1961 fiscal year ended March this year, it Ls announced. Total revenue was $209,587.--583. up 39 7 per cent over the previous year.
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      Record cigarette output
      385 12  -  CHAN BONG SOO Prejudice against local brands now being overcome PRODUCTION EXCEEDS 11 MILLION LB.: FUTURE. IS PROMISING SAY MANUFACTURERS By YMGARETTE manufacturing is now a thriving J industry in Singapore and the Federation with production exceeding 11 million lb. last year an all-time record. There are
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      BORNEO HOUSING DECLARES FIRST DIVIDEND
      139 12 BORNEO HOUSING DECLARES FIRST DIVIDEND r THE Borneo Housing Development Ltd. last year 1 made a profit of $122,391 after paying interest on loans and deducting $61,000 for Sarawak company tax. This was stated by the chairman. Mr. D.E-M. Fiennes in his annual statement Mr. Fiennes revealed that the directors
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      A BOON FOR MALAYAN MOTORISTS
      83 12 A BOON FOR MALAYAN MOTORISTS A JAPANESE plug "exciter", which, it is claimed, can reduce petrol consumption and increase the power of a car's engine has been marketed in Malaya. The sole local agents. Ban Hong and Co. of Prnang. say that the unit is easy to Instal. Tests have
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      Lufthansa flies to S. Africa
      49 12 Lufthansa German Airlines have opened their South African route from Frankfurt to Johannesburg, via Athens, Khartoum and Nairobi. The bi-weekly service is operated by the Boeing 720-B. The inclusion of Salisbury is planned for July, subject to the approval of the Government of Rhodesia.
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      New Danish cookie on local market
      259 12 DANISH-MADE cookie, claimed to be the only type of its kind in the world, is finding a ready market in Malaya according to the manufacturer. Mr. M. A. Kjeldsen. who paid a visit to the local market this week. Mr. Kjeldsen attributed the popularity
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      Petrol stations NOT fire hazards: Caltex manager
      228 12 PETROL stations are NOT fire hazards as many people are generally inclined to believe. This assurance was given by the Caltex manager, Mr. F.H. Levenbagen, when speaking on the modern service station's place in the community. Mr. Levenhagen pointed out that service stations
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      — Craze for oysters is now on here
      103 12 Craze for oysters is now on here MORE than 110 cartons of frozen Japanese oysters have arrived in Singapore. The big shipment has been made following the success of the first consignment last month. Mr. J.M. Locke, frozen goods manager of Pitzpatrick's, the sole local distributors, said that the oysters
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      BEECHAM DIRECTOR VISITS XL PLANT
      126 12 BEECHAM DIRECTOR VISITS XL PLANT 'THE managing direc- tor of Beechum Overseas Ltd., Mr. D.F. Corbett, said during a visit to Kuala Lumpur last week that he was studying with great interest the Malaysia concept and the effect the proposed federation would have on British exports in general to this
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      SSC officials
      36 13 TAIPING. Thurs. Mr. Nah Teng Cheng ha^> been re-elected president of the Survey Sports Club. Taiplng. with Mr. Yee Shiu Cheong and Mr. C. E Hermon as vice-presidents and Mr Swaran Singh as secretary.
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      PALOMAR A WINNER IF HE RUNS UP TO TRACK FORM
      375 13 P ALOMAR A WINNER IF HE RUNS UP TO TRACK FORM Little Richard impressive on good going ON THE TRACK with EPSOM JEEP; Singapore, Thursday TRACK form has been a useful guide to winners at the current Bukit Timah meeting. Two horses which broke 37sec. for 3f in training have
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      Sunday's Spore races
      397 13 WEIGHTS for i all eight races at Bukit Timah on Sunday: BI TIMAH (IP I CLASB 2— l',M. Nikko 9.00 Franconcot Btl2 Bean Rama B.l* Kaboo 8.03 1 Cinemascope m R.oi Rilrx 8.02 Promise 8.01 Tinggi Api M 0 Kirkv II 7.09 CL. 2— DIV. I— 6F.
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      Lock icon PI to take part in 13 events
      100 13 PI to take part in 13 events MANILA. Thurs. The Philippines are planning to send between 150 to 200 athletes to the fourth Asian Games to be held In Jakarta in August, according to the Philippine Amateur Athletics Federation here. PAAF secretary-treasurer Sera tin Aqlno said the Philippine would compete
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      182 13 Outsider is Spencer's first success in England r ONDON. Thurs. Mountain Sprir.g scored a shocK win in the Aoprentlce Handicap Stakes at the Windsor races yesterday in the colours of Singapore millionaire Mr Runme Shaw. The rour-year-old. running for the first lime for two years, was brought home a 33-1
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      Lock icon German scores upset win over Sangster
      772 13 FOREIGN SPORT ROUNDUP PARIS, Thurs.—Christian Kuhnke of West Germany brought oil the first major upset of the French lawn tennis championships yesterday when he beat 12th seeded Mike Sanester. the British Davis Cup player, in the second round of the men's singles Kuhnke. left
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      273 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS b Baige captain take.-, prc-pec--1 What you need to develop pic- live politician's luggage .6. I). lures is a darlc-iocm <6. Ti He's capital with lo\e! (5). 10 Caesar vjs-a-vn, Gaul .9. j. a lot of water at a little lake. 11 This dance!, k peculiai
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    CONTAINERS NOW DOMINATE MART: OFFER STATEMENT
    538 15 From Our Market Correspondent THE impending offer, for sale of 48 per cent of the capital of Malayan Containers Ltd. continued to dominate the Stock Exchange yesterday and a spate of selling took place in the industrial section largely due to operators wanting ready
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 15 May 23 May Z4 Mala Tan Stork Indkea Indnstriah: 176. -.8 175.47 Tina: 293.09 29X.3.', S rubbers: 191.16 191.16 Jan. 1, lf>.>8 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    806 15 OUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrial*: Dunloea (1.000) Sl. 7ft. (1.000) 51. 73: Rait Bmelt (2.000> 52.P7 r. and N. orda (1,000) (2.81: M Tobacco 12.54 OL. ON, <1.000) $2.95 ON. 52.46 OL. (4.000) $2.57 D.
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    Further drop in Straits tin: ITC still meets
    297 15 'THERE was a further drop in the Straits Tin price yesterday of $2.25 taking it down to $456.37$ on an offering of 240 tons. The price has now lost $3.75 In the past two trading days. In London overnight tin presented a
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    260 15 rPHE Federation Robber Market yesterday opened half a cent lower than Wednesday's closing level on lower overaeas advices and thereafter ruled quiet and featureless. There was selective Interest In prompt No. One R.S.s. while lower »hr«-u were neglected. Prices recovered a quarter cent In quiet trading
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 15 |UNt llrat grade rubber buyert f.e b I cKMftd at 9p m id t»tOKar*>r f »»Merday At 7»l rents (w Ib. <lo«n one-eighth cf a f-ent on MHaaan cloctnr price. The too* »-r>« lir*t*««. t.C.C.R. A clottnß prlfM in taMa pa) ib ye»ii"r«lajr lot i R.s s
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    128 15 MELBOURNE. Thur». TXVESTMENT and Industrial I sha-es eased. R-lI.P lost a further 9d. to 60s. PratfUally ail oils lr»t ground led. by A.O.G. which moved down 2s fid t4> 6 j». Mid-Eartrrn was HrM quo'erl I today anc »as sold down to 3s. 2.1. before clctlng at its
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    201 15 CHIPS lying ilmiliill the liniiHii wharves teday nr: T'ink-«ha M RtraaH Rio 1/2. MM**) Mini. 1 Hins V*»r»U 40 41. Write of M """I. Kri«fln R-.Vke ifl'M. >-• risrenc* 0/0 Llf.torrl '43. Tapah NW. 4. Florida Mini 4? '43. Mam* >_ Mnrrl «/ft. ShleexMm* Mnru 44 *k,
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    115 15 Mit 24 Three month* (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS F N 12 Ma. Coil Store M. M. Box 12 cm MaMMMp <ie. Brewene* 'JS CM I TtaM II eu Koblnnon 9 et« S> Trader* .i."V 1 1*. S. Darby 4*l I'nlteera 12 cla W. Jack* 9 ct* MININGS K. Amiil
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    CLOSING PRICES
    41 15 May 24. ltl BIS I i: PRICES SINGAPORE: 78" s cents (down one-righth of a cent). K.L.: 78 :l s cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5456.37> 2 (down $2.25). Estimated unofficial offering: 240 tons (up 15 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    115 15 CHINESE Produce Exchange, iiniiper* noon *ricr« per picul yctterilay: Ceeenut all: bulk 13PI nvllen, drum M2t fellers. Ofcpra June IK i:ontlnen: VIA buyers. %Zt sellers. Pepper: Munlok wbite JlftO nellerit. Mra^ak arWta $147* sellers, special Sarnwak I.'-, n $120 Kellers, LumnonK Mack $120 sellers. ASTA »132» sellers. Srngapers
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    100 15 THE Malayan Exchange ItinkV »i- •ciation mnde th<>^p han^M In <n rate« to merrhantu r».-terrtiiv tall rate* to StOO) New v*r« buyiat r i v: nt« airmail Ot> IS IS IS. ri 3'< t« ■rr<l- nil!*. :W.VI6 trade hills Scllini TT oi OD ready: New York St: Suit
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      Shaharuddin & Jega to miss Games trials
      555 17 Shaharuddin Jega to miss Games trials 67 MALAYAN ATHLETES BID FOR PLACES IN TEAM TO JAKARTA KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. gIXTY-seven Malayan athletes go into action this weekend to fight for inclusion in the Malayan team to the Asian Games in Jakarta in August. The trials organised by the Federation of
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      US coach for Spore
      44 17 STANLEY Wright, with two of the prizes he won as "U.S. Athletics Coach of the Year." Wright is due to arrive in Singapore on June 8 to help Singapore athletes to qualify for the Asian Games in Jakarta in August.
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      Trials for lifters
      65 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The First Asian Games trial for weightlifters will be held In conjunction with the national junlorchampion ships and Junior Mr. Singapore, 1962. contest at the New World on Saturday, June 2. at 8 p.m. This was confirmed by the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation at a
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      Lock icon Pakistanis all out for 144 on a green pitch
      388 17 I ONDON. Thurs.— Sussex took a tight grip on their match against Pakistan cricketers at I Hove yesterday, leading by 11 runs, with six first innings wickets left. England captain Ted Dexter sent the tourists in to bat on a green
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      SBA to send team to Games
      138 17 SBA to send team to Games SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Badminton Association will send at least three players— the maximum allowed— to the Asian Game* in Jakarta, said SBA president Urn Kirn Peow today. Mr. Llm said each country is allowed to enter one single* player and a double pair.
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      Malacca and Johore 'yes'
      49 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore AAA will hold a triangular meet between Malacca, Johore and Singa"pore to celebrate National Day at Farrer Park on June 3 Vincent Vasss. the SAAA tournam-' committee secretary, told the Straits Times today that Malacca and Johore have accepted the invitation.
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      38-mile race for cyclists
      40 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Army Cycling Club will hold its first 38-mile massed start meet at the Paslr Panjang course on Sunday at 7 a.m. The race Is open to civilian riders including those from Johore Bahru.
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      The Manila Lions arrive
      149 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Lions Athletic Fraternity, the Manila League soccer champions, arrived here today for a seven-match tour of Singapore and Malaya. The Lions are the first club team from the Philippines to play here Peter F. Llm. manager of the team, said: "The Lions are the
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      Police meet
      20 17 BAT"' GAJAH. Thurs.— The Batu Gajah Police Circle athletic meet will be held in Kampar tomorrow and Saturday.
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      EXHIBITION MATCH TO CELEBRATE
      111 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A waterpolo exhibition match, in which ,more than 30 Singapore and Services players will take part, will be held on June 2 as part of the National Day celebrations. The open swimming championships, to be held on the same day, have attracted a large
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        SOCCER
        69 17 SPORE DIV 3D: Perhimponan Setta 5 Al«g«ppa 2 KLUANG DIV. 1: PWD S BOMBS 2. MALACCA JUNIOR LGE: Medicals 'B 5 Broadcasting 0. PENANG DIV. I: TPCA a DAPC 2. IPOH DIV. 3: Town Council 3 PCRC 1: Div. J: 2 8 PFF 4 KUat 1. TAIPING DIV. 2:
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        TENNIS
        56 17 PENANG CEC OPEN Men'a doubles q -final: Tan Seng Jin and Ronny Soon bt Chang Tuck Lee and Chin Thean Lok 6-0. 6-4 Vetrrans doobks final: Oh Lock Heiig and Llm Say Chuan bt Goon Kck Lem and Reah Eng Ouaii 6-1. 6-0. Plate s-flnal: Khco Soon Teong bt
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        CRICKET
        31 17 IXTER-SCHOOL (K. Kangsan: Malay College bt Anderson School. Ipoh by 44 runs. College 88 (Yeop Adlan 28. Kamarul Artflln 4-6. Narlnder Singh 3-12) Andersonlans 41 (M. Murlth 21. Aau 3--12).
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      FANS BLAME FAM FOR TROUNCING
      236 17 FANS BLAME FAM FOR TROUNCING PENANO, Thursday. DENANG soccer fans were disappointed that the F.A. of Malaya did riot field a stronger side against the visiting British Army team here last I night. The FAM Selection who were clashed 8-0 by the visitors, included only two Internationals In Abdul Ghan;
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      First president of SWFA
      73 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Rose £> Nunis was elected the first president of the Singapore Women's Football Association at its inaugural meeting at S.A.F.A. clubhouse last night. Other officials: Vice-pre-sident-Oh Slew Llm; hon. secretary— Maureen Davis; hon. treasurer— Sophie Ding; Committee Mrs. D. Lange, Yap Moy Lee, Rosaling
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      178 17 SPORTS DIARY secern TOLR MATCH: Spore Chinese PA v Manila Lions Un. Beaar 5.30). S POBE DIV. 2: B. Kesenlan v TBA (Balestler Rdi; Indian Brotheiliood v Jollllatis (Oeylang). XLI AMI DIV. 2: Indians v Bt Badak (padang). SGOR GDBH DIV. I: TAWA v Sentul Rlys. K( Bahru>; Blue Circle
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    Suleiman brings his lovely bride home
    63 18 HANDSOME Tengku Suleiman bows low ta pay homage to his aunt, Sultanah Aminah of Johore, in the richly-decorated chandeliered lounge at the Istana Besar, yesterday afternoon Behind him is his bride, Princess Sharifah Salwa The Royal newly-wed couple arrived in Johore Bahru for a
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    DEATHS
    128 18 MR. CM KOINITI :i..,1 71. form. My ol McA!i««T 4c Company Ltd.. |i.i--id may »ti<td<*nly tonight at his haOM in M Adi* Road. MRS. I.' A. FtRNANOCZ 27X1 s.-ntui Pn»ar. nanfrd iiway. 24th May. Cort«tf* Iravi > s: fOMffe'l Church, ■Ml 13d p.m. today for < MR. A MRS.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    356 18 LONDON. Tuui-s. I here wiu a good deal of nervousness in i stock markets today after yester- day's slide, and although selling slackened, buyers were not prepar- j ed to take advantage of the lower j level* to any extent. j However, a little cheap buying j 1
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    TIN
    27 18 LONDON. Thurs Buyers £919. sellers £920. Forward buyers £920. sellers £920*3. Settlement £918 1 Turnover a.m. 90 tons. pm. 45 tons. Tone: Very steady but quiet.
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    RUBBER
    48 18 LONDON. Thurs Spot 23 7 16d., June 23 7/IM.. July 23 71M. August 23 7 16d July Sept- 23 7-16 U. Oct. Dec. 23 7 16d.. Jan./M«rch 23 7 IM April/June 23*1(1.. ft ,f f May unquoted. June 23 1 16 d.. July 23d Tone: Inactive, i
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    RAIN STOPS AS TRAIN PULLS IN
    395 18 JOHORE SAHRU. Thursday JENpKU Suleiman oi Johore brought his bride. Sharil'uh Snlwa, 20, home this after-; noon and introduced her to his mother, LTngku Fatimah, and close relatives. The train which carried them from Kuala Lumpur arrived 35 minutes behind schedule in Johore Bahru
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