The Straits Times, 28 May 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 He** I**1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 28, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    'RACIAL' WARNING
    1435 1 Tan to opposition: 'Dangerous consequences' The new trend in attacks on Govt. IJOTA BHA K U, Sun. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, tonight warned opposition leaders of the danger of exploiting racial issues. Speaking at a dinner siv c n In his honour here by
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    RADIANT PRINCESS
    16 1 SHAKIIAII Salwa and Tengku Suleiman at Johore Bahru railway station yesterday. Straits Times picture
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    Jakarta fire kills two
    40 1 JAKARTA. Sun— Fire tore through five acres of crowded bamboo and matchboard housing in the heart of Jakarta today, killing at least two people and leaving thousands homeless. The fire raged unchecked for nearly three hours.
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    BACK BY TRAIN AFTER 3-DAY VISIT TO JOHORE
    293 1 BACK BY TRAIN AFTER 3-DAY VISIT TO JOHORE 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sharifah Salwa. eldest daughter of the Yang di-Pertuan A g o n g and the Permaisuri A g o n g. returned io Kuala Lumpur today with her husband. Tengku Suleiman, after a three-day visit to Johore Bahru.
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    Lock icon OAS START BOMBING PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ALGERIAN SCHOOLS
    249 1 ALGIERS. Sunday SECRET Army Organisation terrorists yesterday launched a series of bomb and arson raids against schools and public buildings. Official sources said OAS commando unii.s stalled DIM I or bombed 13 Algerian pri- nun y scnools ano iwo cus- tiict city halls
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    Space: The cost
    30 1 NEW YORK. Sun The UJS. space effort wyi cost more than $20,000 million U.S. a year in 1970. according to an estimate published In Fortune magazine today.
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    Shot by a detective
    62 1 SINGAPORE. Sun— A Fed- eration citizen. Low Chye Cheng. 30. received a >eriou.s I gunshot wound early today i after a detective fired his revolver to break up a fight in Chinatown. The detective. Koh Soon Toon. 23. was aao injured during tip fi?ht. The condition
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    Varsity ragging was 'downright obscene'
    92 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Malayan Catholic News today charged that at least two types of raggi n g indulged in by seniors during the orientation period at the University here "were downright immoral." It said freshmen were stripi ped naked and forced to do shameiul acts.
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    Lock icon Laos town riddle: Who holds it?
    396 1 Laos town riddle: Who holds it? VIENTIANE, Sunday. TIIK Royal Laotian Defence Ministry yesterday denied reports thai the Southern pro vincial capital of Saravane had Fallen lo Pathel Lao forces. But. It said, the town was caught In a princers movement by the rebels. The denial came after Thai Premier
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    Rocket tests off—after a mishap
    92 1 Rocket tests off—after a mishap rpOKYO. Sun. Japans X rocket experiments have been suspended indefinitely. Tokyo University's Kucketry Department announced today. A two-stage rocket of "Kapper 8" type exploded in the air right after it was launched on Thursday and plunged into a farmhouse in a nearby tillage. At house
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    Cashier in car robbed by gang
    109 1 Cashier in car robbed by gang SINGAPORE; Sun. Armed robbers held up a car travelling 'along Guillemard Road yesterday morning and got away with 54.250 in I cash. The money, belonging to the Univer.siil Tobacco., of Paya Lcbar Road, was being taken to a bank by a cashier, Mr James
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 BORDER BATTLE BEBLOV, Sun sad Communist P" l: day fought nrw gn .it r'»s hordf r t«M reffect trytef Ur>t —1 V I
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  • FOREIGN DESK PHOTO SPECIAL
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      Malaya is 'most stable land in South-East Asia'
      327 2 Malaya is 'most stable land in South-East Asia' U.S. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT SEES A BRIGHT ECONOMIC FUTURE WASHINGTON. Sun I.S. Commerce Department said yesterday that at the end of 1%1 the Federation of Malaya was maintaining its enviable reputation of being "economically the most stable and prosperous nation in South-East Asia."
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      QUOTE
      62 2 White Australi.i po- licy Kji an »ir ot tupcriority jbout it. It lhould b« modified. I have met MM who believe it it not one of economic, but t»ther raciil. discrimination -J Dr. J. S Moyes. Anglican Blxhop of Aimidale. NewSouth Wiilf 1 who proposes that the present quota
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      Lock icon US underground test No. 34
      45 2 WASHINGTON. Sun The United States carried out an underground nuclear test of low yield at the Nevada testing grounds yesterday, the Atomic Energy Commission announced. It was the 34th underground test announced by the A.E.C during the current series.— Reuter.
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      NAPOLEON A VICTIM OF ARSENIC POISON?
      109 2 I ONDON. Sun. A «roup of scientists suggested on Friday that the body Of Napoleon should be exhumed to discover whether he died of arsenic poisonIng. They said tests oi his hair supported the theory that Napoleon had attacks of acute arsenic poisoning before
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      Lock icon Fokker order
      24 2 THE HAGUE. Sun Japan' 3 Fujita Airlines has ordered two F-27 Friendship turbo-prop passenger planes from the Fokker works at Amsterdam. UP.I.
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      Lock icon It'll be thumbs all the way...
      64 2 BKISBANr Sun. Six sailors from the British >übmarinr Tapir arr making their way 1.000 miles across land from here to Sydney in a navy initiative test. The men cannot travel as a group. Each has been given 10 shillings, a knapsack with iron rations,
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      Lock icon It flies—but only just...
      100 2 It flies— but only just... A IR MARSHAL Sir Walter G. CheA shire. Air Member for Personnel (left) and Sir Maurice Dean. Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Air Ministry, get the "feel' of the controls of the Cyclopter, a pedaldriven helicopter which has already been flown an inch off the ground
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      Lock icon DUTCH HARRY PARATROOPS
      260 2 HOLLANDIA. Sun. DUTCH forces yesterday continued /to harry Indonesian paratroops dropped in the south-west area of West Irian, according to an official communique issued in Hollandia last night. The Dutch are trying to surround and eliminate about 270 Indonesians who have landed at half a dozrn points
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      Lock icon Eiffel suicide
      39 2 PARIS. Sun. Jean Jacques Berard, 35. jumped to his death from the 187 ft. hl«h first platform of the Eiffel Tower. the 318 th suicide since it was built In 1889 and the fourth this year.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon BIG HOLE BLASTED IN BERLIN WALL
      137 2 BIG HOLE BLASTED IN BERLIN WALL DERLIN. Sun. The 13 biggest bomb attack yet made on the Berlin border wall yesterday ripped at least 96 square feet of 12-inch thick concrete out of it. police reported. The cause of the blast was "anybody's guess." they added. But the circumstances indicated
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      Lock icon Farewell wave
      26 2 CHICAGO. Sun A man who .stood up to wave to his wife fell to his death from switchback at an amusement park here. Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon H.K. pardons escapees
      423 3 60,000 TURNED BACK AT THE BORDER REFUGEES WHO DODGED FRONTIER GUARDS AND THE POLICE WILL BE ALLOWED TO STAY HONG KONG Sunday. THIS tiny colony has turned back an estimated 60,000 illegal immigrants from Communist China in 25 days this month. But in the process 1 number
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      Quick look round...
      383 3 Quick look round... NEW DELHI, Sunday. HUNTERS in Bhagalpar, East India, have been given tear-gas shells and dynamite for use in a drive to rid a 20-square-mile strip of jungle of man-eating leopards Officials said the tear gas and dynamite would be u.sed to blast the lairs of the leopards
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      Invasion oS locusts
      63 3 Invasion oS locusts WASHINGTON: A special House investigating committee, led by Mr. A. Paul Kitchin i Democrat-Norm Carolina), has called lor more effective controls by the United States and its allies to prevent the shipment of strategic commodities to Communist countries. LONDON: Persia is in danger of losing "a considerable
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      Lock icon FEARS from FALLACY about HISTORY
      171 3 FEARS from FALLACY about HISTORY ("iTTAWA. Sun. The v U.N. Secretary-Ge-neral, v Thant. said here yesterday the Soviet Union's "obsessive fear of encirclement" and Washington's fear or a catastrophic surprise attack were both rooted in the fallacy that history repeats itself. As another example of this, he cited the example
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      Lock icon Carpenter's space films badly damaged by water
      265 3 Carpenter's space films badly damaged by water BUT HIS PICTURES OF 'FIREFLIES' ARE OK YEW YORK, Sun. 111 Films made by U.S. astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter during his space flight were badly damaged, a spokesman for the film t company said here yesterday. He >ald seawater got lute Carpenter's Aurora
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      Lock icon Japanese accused of cycle 'piracy'
      133 3 BIRMINGHAM. Sun.-^Jap-anese "piracy" of their packaging designs has cost British bicycle firms more than £20.000 In lost exports to Nigeria. "Aims Of Industry." a British free enterprise association, stated here yesterday. The firm. T. D. Cross and Sons of Birmingham, which has exported cycle wheels
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      Lock icon BOMB BLAMED FOR BOEING CRASH
      175 3 NEW YORK. Sunday. INVESTIGATORS at Centrevillc. lowa, said .yes--1 terday that an explosive force of unknown origin caused the crash of a Boeing 707 jetliner last Tuesday, killing all 45 aboard The airline president blamed "a man-made explosive" presumably n bomb A spokesman for the
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      Lock icon 'U.S. has spy satellites now': Paper
      117 3 'U.S. has spy satellites now': Paper NEW YORK. Sun.— The Nrw York World-Telegram reported yesterday that the United Stales has seven secret military satellites in orbit and that each passes over the Soviet Union several times a day. A Washington dispatch said the IS Air Force has launched a number
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      The insurance fire.,..
      65 3 MOBCOW. Bun A middleaged woman has been jailed for five years here for burning her house down to 1 get the Insurance money. The woman took all her fur- niture and belongings from 1 the house, dumped them in J her garden and set flre to 1
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    Ministry free film shows
    154 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows as follows at 7 p.m. during the weeK Tomorrow: Kampong Lorong 23. Geylang; Nong Chong School. Yio Chu Keng Road 10 m.s.: Kampong Bereh. Chua Chu Kang Road end: Kampong Teban. Tampenis Road: Kampong Budna
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    GOH: WE WANT TO HELP NEIGHBOURS
    318 4 GOH: WE WANT TO HELP NEIGHBOURS Minister tells ofS'pom's C-plan aid SINGAPORE, Sunday. J'HE Finance Minister, Dr. Gob Keng Swee, told 24 Colombo Plan students here last night of Singapore's desire to help her neighbouring countries. He met the trainees from Ceylon. Indonesia, Sarawak, North Borneo and Thailand at a
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    BUSINESSMAN WEDS STAFF NURSE
    69 4 MR. AND MRS. Chew Kok Aun. pictured after their marriage at 45. Genting Lane. Singapore yesterday. Mr. Chew, a businessman, is the youngest brother of Mr. and Mrs. Chew Kok Kin. The bride is the former Miss Rosalind Sect Hock Kee Neo. a staff nurse at
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    11,000 are given free x-rays
    152 4 SINGAPORE. Sunday. F[E MASS X-ray case-finding survey being conducted by the Ministry of Health has now entered its eighth week. K X-ray centre is at pretuated at the Sims AyeMnmunity Centre, where remain until May 31. date, over 11.000 resihave come forward for free chest
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    Airport tender
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Government has accepted a tender for $999,000 for the construction of a concrete parking- apron for Jet aircraft at Singapore Airport.
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    Acting post
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Home Affairs has appointed Mr. Kam Teng Whatt to act as Secretary ot the Hotels Licensing Board with effect from April 16.
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    Passing out
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Volunteer Special Constabulary will hold a passing out parade at the Police Training School at 5.15 p.m. on Tuesday
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    Social night
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.' The Federation of Boys' Clubs will hold a National Day youth workers social night at their headquarters in Kallang Road on next Sunday.
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    Youth week project
    62 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce is planning to hold another "Youth Week in BuSb" project to be held duthe August holidays, a major Jaycee's project youth activity programme will be a joint effort by the various commercial firms. Government arid statutory bodies, the Armed
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    Rotary speaker
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. The) Consul -General for the Fed- eral Republic of Germany in i Singapore. Mr. H. Roehreke. will speak on "The United Kingdom and the European Economic Community" at a luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.
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    Nurses' dance
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Trained Nurses Association will hold a dance at the Sea View Hotel from 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. on June 2.
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    PAY GAINS FOR 11,000 WORKERS
    108 4 i SINGAPORE, Sun. Nine O wage agreements, benefiting some 11,000 workers, have Just been published m the Government supplemenItary gazettes after being I certified by the Industrial Arbitration Court last year. Outstanding among these was an agreement between i the City Council and the Public
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    'External courses are useful'
    126 4 'External courses are useful' SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chancellor of the University of Auckland. Sir Douglas Robb. today suggested that the University of Singapore organise external courses for those who did not have the opportunity of an university education. He was surprised to hear there were no external university courses here.
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    Air parcels to Swiss
    76 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Government announced today that with effect from June 1, air parcels may be sent to Switzerland. The following postage rates and limit of weight will apply; For first half-pound. $4.30; for every additional half-pound or part thereof $3: limit of weight. 22
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      522 4 The Singapore Diary i SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: > torium, 730 p.m Exhibition of painting* by Bhrt Y.W.C.A (Raffles Quay) Vmoo Shah, at the National I Chinese cooking "Sweet Sour Library. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Duck". 10.30 a.m.- Malay consixr.APOßE MEDICAL AS- versatiou. 11 am; Dress deSOCIATIOX: A lecture to
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    SUNGEI GEDONG FOR THE NEEDY
    205 5 SUNGEI GEDONG FOR THE NEEDY SINGAPORE. Sun. The Housing and Development Board will be putting up another resettlement area at Sungei Gedong, off the 18th milestone, Lim Chu Kang Road, to resettle families displaced from other areas required for I development and housing projects. The area is a former rubber
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    Black-listed lorry man hit official
    104 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— A lorry owner whe assaulted a Road Transport Department official when he refused to give him a lorry licence was fined $50 here. The Magistrate. Mr. L. C. Vohrah. told Sim Tuang Cheng, 44. of Klang: "I sympathise with you. But don't
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    Tengku is patron of gala dance
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association here is to hold their annual gala dance at the Chinese Assembly Hall on July 7. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has consented to be the patron of the dance.
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    Now Anthony fish is a favourite dish
    123 5 KUCHING. Sun. A FISH has been named *'Ikan Anthony" after the former Sarawak Governor, Sir Anthony Abell. In 1959 the then Governor flew to Bario in the Kelabit Highlands and brought along a delivery of tilipia as a gift to Penehulu La- I
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    Transferred
    20 5 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. Mr. Yoong Knee Nam. the Pahang chief surveyor stationed here, has been transferred to Johore Bahru.
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    Industry pace to pick up soon
    449 5 Industry pace to pick up soon STORE INDIAN CHAMBER CHIEF: A READY MARKET WITH MALAYSIA SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Mr. K. M. Abdul Razak, has predicted that the pace of industrialisation in Singapore would gather momentum in future, due to the formation of the
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    UNIONIST APPROVES CHEAP RUBBER
    206 5 TELUK ANSON. Sunday. T»HE national president of the All-Malayan Estates x Staff Union, Mr. Yeoh Guan Leong, said today that the current lower price of rubber was the healthiest sign possible. If it stabilised about 75 cents a pound, it would guarantee its prosperity and survival
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    2 on scooter killed iq a collision
    62 5 IPOH. Sun motor scooter rider. Abdul Rani bin Panriak. 36. and his pillion rider. Muslim bin Mohamed. 27. were killed in a bead -on collision with a lorry yesterday. Tliey were coins towards Parit when the accident occurred about 18 miles from here.
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    For 2-year course
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. R. l. Cutter, a technical assistant in the Telecommunications Department Penang. left here by air yesterday for a two-year course in stores administrations in Australia under the Colombo Plan.
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    Students' Union House
    60 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The University of Malaya Students' Union House will be officially opened by the Prime Minister. Tengtcu Abdul Rahman, in his capacity as Chan- cellor of the University, on June 17 at 10 a.m. Cabinet Ministers and heads of diplomatic missions will be invited A
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    Bank union's strike vote
    257 6 RESOLUTIONS IN PENANG AND KUALA LUMPUR FOLLOW DEADLOCK IN 'WAGE STRUCTURE' TALKS PENANG, Sunday. pENAXG bank employees may go on strike over their demand for a new salary structure. An emergency meeting of the Penang branch of the National Union of Bank Employees unanimously resolved last
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    Office machines stolen
    47 6 IPOH. Sun. Thieves broke into a mining company's office in Brewster Road here early yesterday and stole an adding machine and a cheque writer machine, both valued at $400. They scaled the back wall and forced open a window to get into the office.
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    Perak town council men to get allowances
    151 6 Perak town council men to get allowances |PO H, Sun. The 1 ."erak State Government has approved the payment of allowances to the elected members on the three senior town councils in the State that now enJoy financial autonomy. The councils are Ipoh, Taiping and Teluk Anson. The allowance will
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    School shows
    26 6 RAUB, Sun. The Raub District Youth Club celebrated Hart Ray a Hajl at the Sekolah Kebangsaan. Gall, by stagine variety shows over the weekend.
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    Singapore rehearses its big day
    208 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A rally in which 30.000 people are expected to take part at the padang next Sunday morning will mark the beginning of th* twoday National Day celebrations. Unlike previous celebrations, this year's march past will be confined to a group of 3.000 representing
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    From wonder clone—new middle class in Malaya
    239 6 From wonder clone— new middle class in Malaya PENANG, Sun THE development of the rubber industry's "wonder clone" will soon lead to the emergence of the tappers as Malaya's new middle class, said Mr. P. P. Narayanan, general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers, in an interview here
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    Admiralty union chief: We'll not be 'stooges9
    113 6 Admiralty union chief: We'll not be 'stooges 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The president of the 500--strong Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union, Mr. Peter Vincent, said yesterday that the union would resist any attempts to make it a "stooge" of any political party. Speaking at the onion's 16th annual general meeting at
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    SHOPMAN KILLED BY GUNMAN
    137 6 SHOPMAN KILLED BY GUNMAN ITANGAR. Sun. A sundry shopkeeper, Tan Yew Chai, 45, was shot dead by an un~jfc known gunman last night as he was about to close his shop at Kampong Sungei Bharu, Simpang Ampat, nine miles from here. Tan was shot at pointblank range. He collaps fi
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    Boy feared drowned
    68 6 PENANG. Sun. A St. Xavier's Private Afternoon School student is believed to w£ have drowned when be went swimming with some friends at Tanjong Bungah on Friday. The boy. A. Savarlmuthu. was swept away by the cur. rent. His friends raised an alarm and a life guard
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    Taiping's best 3 Malay signs
    41 6 TAIPING. Sun. The winners of the signboard competition In the national language, organised by the Taiplng committee in the L-month Ist phase are: l. Hup Heng Jentera Perniagaan Berhad: 2. Perak Muslim Restaurant: 3. Pcrsatuan Kwangtong.
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    Marshall's query
    44 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. David Marshall, the Member for Anson will ask the prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. at the next meeting of the Singapore Legislative Assembly whether he will make a statement on his recent discussions with British Ministers in London.
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    $5 more for Ang
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A donation of $5 from Mr. Leong has been received by the Straits Times today for Johnny Aug. the Singapore student who was paralysed after a diving accident, bringing his fund to $2,852.--85.
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    1737 7 Dutch governor jumped out of the window STRAITS TIMES Special Feature LIFE WAS ROUGH IN OLD PANAKOR THERE is a Malay proverb, "Jikalan tiada dapat di-baik-i tetapi jangan di pechah kan", which can be loosely translated into English as, "Although you may not be able to mend it, you need
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      Waiting For Merger
      703 8 Singapore has been told often enough by the Federation's Prime Minister what will happen if merger, within the principles set out in the heads of agreement, is rejected. The causeway will be cut Perhaps this phrase is a little too dramatic. The physical separation will be no
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      Urea Millions
      325 8 There could be no mistaking the collective enthusiasm of the large crowd who attended Saturday's extraordinary general meeting of the Fertiliser and Paper Industrial Cooperatives Ltd to listen to Inche Aziz bin Ishak. They came to Kuala Lumpur, more than 1,500 of them, in fleets ol buses from
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      Ordeal Over
      205 8 I Hongkong's four weeks of inxiety are over. From Peking has come the word, and the flow of refugees over the border has ended. There is no completely satisfactory explanation either of the origin of the flood or the stemming of it, but perhaps the South China Morning
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    794 8 BARRIER THAT IS MORE CRUEL THAN COLOUR OR rRACE OR RICHES J^AIROBI, Sun. If there are "Iwo nations" in East Africa, they are surely those of the men and the women. The dividing line of sex is in many ways more cruel than that
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    WHAT SAVED SALAN?
    779 8  - WHAT SAVED SALAN? GEORGE GALE Question all France is asking today by THE Salan verdict is a c a tastrophe for France and a humiliation for de Gaulle. There can be no doubt about it. The fragile unity of France is threatened, not protected, by the sentence. The extreme Right
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      179 8 I HAVE read with Mr. prise your editorial of May 17 under the heading "Council Claims." Public housing If admittedly a newsworthy subject. To suggest, however, that local authorities generally are forgetting other needs ta untrue and misleading. You mention specifically markets, drains and sewerage:
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      Pollution of water supply
      94 8 Pollution of water supply IF the consumer "RPR" who wrote complaining of oil. scum and an unpleasant taste In his watpr supply will communicate witli the Jabatan Kerja Raya office In Parit Buntar or the waterworks at Bagan Serai, an investigation can be made. Regular chemical and bar. teriologlcal checks
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    ROLE OF YOUTH THEME IN SEMINAR
    272 9 ROLE OF YOUTH THEME IN SEMINAR ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The future role the youths of Asia should play in the development of the economic, social, cultural and political life of the community will be discussed at the nrst World Assembly of Youth Malayan seminar which begins here tomorrow. The seminar,
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    6.5 million back our women
    426 9 NARAYANAN PROMISES SUPPORT OF THE I.C.F.TU. FOR THAT EQUAL-PAY CLAIM BY TEACHERS PENANG, Sunday. 'pIK chairman of the Asian regional organisation of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, last night pledged the support of 6$ million Asian workers for the
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    Penang Govt. offices move to new $3m. building
    88 9 Penang Govt. offices move to new $3m. building pENANG. Sun. Except for the General Post Office, all other departments have moved into the new 53.2 million State Government offices at Downing Street. The General Post Office is expected to occupy the ground floor of the building early next month. The
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    National day
    23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The United States Embassy and the Philippine Embassy here will celebrate their nation Independence Days on July 4.
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    Saved from thugs—by two Good Samaritans
    236 9 Saved from thugs by two Good Samaritans STAB-IN-THE-BACK BOY: 'THANKS' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. AN office boy, AY. Manoharan, 17, who was attacked by three thugs last night, said today that he owed his life to two passers-by who came to his aid. Propped up on a pillow in Ward 21
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    $28,000 FOR ASSUNTA FOUNDATION
    62 9 $28,000 FOR ASSUNTA FOUNDATION KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Assunta Foundation In Petaling Jaya has received donations totalling more than $28,000 for its appeal fund. The biggest individual contributions came from the Lee Foundation •$10,000). Socfln and Co. ($7,500) and Mr. Ng Aik Swee ($1,000). Residents of Petaling Jaya contributed $6,324
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    Police promotion
    36 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Superintendent of Police, Mr. J D. Kelly, formerly head of the Police Field Force, has been appointed Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of Public Order. Field Force and Operations.
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    Customs holiday
    37 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Johore Bharu Customs station will be closed for official business on June 4. first day of Muharram. the Muslim New Year and on June 6. birthday of the Yang diPertuan Agong.
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    C-Plan course
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.Mr. Lee Chye Watt, a Controller of Telecommunications, left here by air yeserday for New Zealand to undergo a three-month course in cable terminal Installation practices under the Colombo Plan.
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    CONCERN OVER SUBVERSION IN VERSE
    243 9 CONCERN OVER SUBVERSION IN VERSE KUCHING, Sunday. J^ SARAWAK Government statement says that there is no lack of political poetry in certain Chinese newspapers here. Such locally written poems constitute one of the principal ways of propagating Communist ideas in Sarawak. ;t says. This week one Kuching left-wing newspaper, Sin
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    Escapee No. 2 re-arrested
    99 9 Escapee No. 2 re-arrested IPOH. Sun. Heong Ah Kow. 17. who escaped from the Menglembu police station lock-up on March 2, was picked up by Selangor Police in Loke Yew Road, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday He was the second of the four prisoners who escaped from the lock-up while awaiting
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    Display by Negri farmers opened
    45 9 SEREMBAN. Sun. The Undang Klana of Pnnfri UJong. one of Negri Sembllans senior ruling chiefs, opened an agricultural ."how at Rantau. 16 miles from here, yesterday. The exhibition was organised by Malay farmers' associations from Seremban and Port Dickson districts
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    Grants for schools
    55 9 KUCHING. Sun Supplementary grants totalling $273,000 have been given by Britain to Sarawak to meet 80 per cent of the cost of providing rooms for three new junior secondary schools. The grants were allocated from Colonial Development and Welfare Fund. Schools to be benefltted from grants are
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    Big demand for timber
    74 9 IPOH. Sun The Deputy Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon. said that the State Government was in the midst of extensive development programmes which required large quantities of treated timber. Hewas speaking at the $500 000 Kirn Cheung sawmill In Menglerabu yesterday afternoon when
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    Labour meeting condemns causeway threats
    176 9 Labour meeting condemns causeway threats DENANG, Sun.— The 1 Penang divisional conference of the Labour Party of Malaya today unanimously approved a resolution condemning the "coercive threats" of the Prime Minister. Tensjku Abdul Rahman, to close the johore Causeway. The people of Singapore, the resolution stated, should be allowed to
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    MALAYAN AIRWAYS REVISE FIGHTS
    149 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Malayan Airways will revise its schedules covering services from Singapore to and within the Borneo territories and to the Federation trom June 4. An airline spokesman said that the revisions were necessary for operational reasons and would remain in force until July 22. The
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    Exhibition at Vie
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Puan Noor Aishah. will declare open the joint mammoth exhibition and sale of work by voluntary organisations and Social Welfare Department homes, to b* held at the Victoria Memorial Hail at lo a.m. on Saturday.
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        507 10 Russians respected but are they overrated? SANTIAGO, Sunday THE final stage of the World Cup foot ball championships start on Wednesday when the opening will kick of i j simultaneously in four centres. The games on the first day are: Chile v Switzerland
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        Tennis Neale first to reach last 8
        130 10 Tennis Neale first to reach last 8 PARIS. Sun.— Heavy rain, which made it Impossible io dry even the hard courts I at the Stade Roland Garros here, washed out the latter half of the day's programme in the French lawn tennis championships yesterday. Only one of four men's singles
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        481 10 Cricket Lanes hit out for 320-6 dec against Pakistan I ONDON. Sun.— With the First Test against England less than a week away, the Pakistan cricket tourists were hammered for 320 for six declared by Lancashire at Old TrafTord. Manchester, esterday. The Pakistanis made 34 for no wicket In reply
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        32 10 TOKYO. Sun— Orient middleweight boxing champion Fumlo Kaizu of Japan was beaten on points last night here by American welterweight Willie Ross. In a nontltle fight over ten rounds.— Reuter.
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        'BAD BOY'SONNY SLIDES DOWN A BANISTER
        88 10 'BAD BOY' SONNY SLIDES DOWN A BANISTER IN a light moment. Sonny Liston slides down a banister, but maintains his usual serious expression as a ceiline: light seems to cast a halo over his head. Sonny was relaxing during his training at Pines Lodge. New York. The "Bad Boy" of
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        Lock icon Golf Weetman wins top prize
        264 10 Golf Weetman wins top prize THANKS TO WIFE's WARNING LLANDUDNO (North Wales). Sunday. IJARRY WEETMAN, the British* Ryder Cup golfer, maintained the lead he had held from the start to win the £4.000 Penfold-Swallow tournament here yesterday. A final round of 70 gave him a total of 280— three strokes
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        156 10 Racing Oaks Trial Stakes to Nortia T ONDON, Sun.— Major Lionel Li Holliday. who owns the Epsom Derby favourite Hethersett. won the Oaks Trial Stakes over 8' 2 f at Linfteld Park yesterday with Nortia. Nortia's victory put her right in the running for the Oaks. She ran on with
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        382 10 QYDNEY. Sun. Results of 0 weekend Australian soccer matches: NSW DIV. I Auburn 3 Polonia 9; Bankstown 2 Prague 2: Apia 2 Budapest 5: Oladesvllle 1 Hakoah 0: Hellenic 2 S. Coast 0; Yugal 3 Canterbury 2 NSW DIV. 2. Ccncordta 0 Sydney Aust 3: Mellta 2
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      850 11 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Court has fixed the 6th .Tuiip. 1962, at 230 p.m. at the Registrar's Chambers, ground floor, Supreme Court Building, Singapore, lor hearing the Public Examination of the under-meu-tloned bankrupts: BkHkncptcy No. 352/ M. C. MEN ON. 3M/M. CHAN
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      712 11 VEHICLES FOR SALI It Word* $1 (Mm.)— Box tt ttm. txtrm 1968 VAUXHALL SUPER. Radio, Taxed 'lnsured. (2.300 0.n.0. Telephone Cpl. Dlgby 491M1 Ext. 277 or 303 Block 128 R.A.F Chanel. B'pore. 1968 VW NBW PAINT tt.ttO/- 19M California 11.500/- 0.n.0. Both aood conditions 49 Jupiter Road, Windsor Park 6
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      639 11 FOR SALE M Words U (Min,)— Bo* M tts. oxtro Mil 88" 89" Doubleslie Printed Badabeeta Now $4.80. Whits Pillow. oaaea Only TBe Men's Books, Neckties Now 90a Many Bargains. Remrmner Cathay'a 88/39. Brma Baaati Road, a'pora THB MOO PAOBB et the Bottlo International Directory eonUln tbe aamea of importers
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    ERNEST HEMINGWAY A BIOGRAPHY
    760 12  - ERNEST HEMINGWAY A BIOGRAPHY PHMLiP /OIAKI7 A BOUQUET FOR BIG BROTHER MY BROTHER, ERNEST HEMINGWAY. By Leicester Hemingway. (Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 255.). IHAD never much liked Ernest Hemingway, from what I knew of him at a distance, but after reading his brother's warm and admiring biography I have come to
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    280 12 Straits Times Book Reviews AT 12 MR. BYNG WAS SHOT. By Dudley Pope. (Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 30s. > ADMIRAL BYNG was executed on board a warship in Portsmouth harbour on March 14, 1757. The proceedings were made no more agreeable by a strong north-westerly gale and cold
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    Voyage into understanding
    170 12 ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN teaching, depend to a great them when a child. He is LANGUAGE. By R. A. Close extent on the structure of not necessarily a speaker (Allen and In win 255.) the learner's mother ton- or writer of good English. YEARS of experience in
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    Mandate over Jerusalem and its ending
    288 12 Mandate over Jerusalem and its ending THE FAITHFUL CITY. The Siege of Jerusalem 1948. By Dr. Joseph, t Hogarth Press. 35a. i AS first military governor of Jewish Jerusalem during the Palestine war of 1948. Dr. Joseph held a post of great symbolic and actual significance. He presided over a
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    Stout blows for good
    70 12 npHERE was once a colo--1 nial secretary in Singapore who informed the Legislative Council of the expected "shortfall in the accrual of revenue." It is this sort of creature whose blood Sir Ernest Oowers is after. In "The Complete Plain Words." a five shilling Pelican Book,
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      273 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4. Field, then Milk; now »pring 1 I. Mother's French veision in (4, 3). Cheshire «Bj. 5. The writer of 23 (4>. 9. Apt to twist 23 >6i. 6. The English see. with leut 10. Away with unfinished Irish embarrassment. Is tompoMessays! (6). non (10. 5).
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Capital sale from a new firm
      1005 14 Capital sale from a new f irm From Our Market Correspondent TODAY will see yet another offer for sale of part of the capital of a new Malayan company Malayan Containers Ltd. and last week this consideration almost wholly dominated the thoughts of local investors. In fact it can be
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1104 14 THE *tutr of shares on Uie Malayan Stock Exclumeje ahow last business to May 18 (A) and last business since that date (B) with II and L standing for Highest adn Lowest business this year to date were: II I Aid Bricks 2.20 JO O'd» 220 »m«
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      40 14 Industrial*: Tin.: rubbtri: May ?1 May 17 May 23 1" 10 I76.M i 2»5 72 ?!.■..-< IVMd 101.16 |*1 I,, J«n. 1, 1fM B i00 May 74 May M IT'. 47 I79.M lfl.16 1»1.1« May 1 Ji I*
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      CLOSING PRICES
      584 14 present piicee gives a rry I factory yield of 20 per cent. No furUier dividend will be recommended Siamese Yin prices hnd well despite a drop In the profits from UJC, ;yt> to from £346.352 Siamese baa declared a l:nal divion capita! increased by v onr-ior-twu '6d. faainei
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      Stockpile influence I on mart
      120 14 T»HE tin market last x week, both in Malaya and other world markets, was dominated by American stockpile considerations and the meeting of the International Ti n Council which discussed the problem. The International Tin Council is understood to have concluded its discussions on the
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      COMMODITY REVIEW
      180 14 COMMODITY REVIEW of 12. cents on Saturday morning to $458.87.'.. Both the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur rubber market., last week nearly ran out of adjectives to describe the lethargic state of tiaoe. The market was described ai "quiet", ••featureless", "inactive" and "lifele«>v" Eaiiv in the week there wai I some
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    629 15 STORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS THE folio wine is a complete list of revised quotalions issued by the Singapore section of the Malayan Stork Exchange on Friday. May H t». Aim Uidt 1.00 I.. B. Tetrol :13. t:.M. liiutcca o.uu fe.M Koualiad l.tfl UM 1 10 tfmelt Pr«r 1»/- 17/Ord» 4»
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      2096 15 THE RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION DISPOSAL PROBLEM OF U.S.. STOCKPILE GOVERNMENTS' ENCOURAGEMENT TO INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY BY REPLANTING SCHEMES ML (HAS. JACKSON'S CONFIDENCE IN PLANTATION INDUSTRY'S ABILITY TO MAINTAIN ITS POSITION The Annual General Meeting of The Rubber Growers \-sociation (Incorporated) was held on May 18 in London. Mr. t has. Jackson
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      995 15 NOTICES NOTICES NAN YANG PRESS, LIMITED j (Incorporated In Singapore) Notice Is hereby given that the register of members will be closed from the Ist to 30th of June 1963. both days inclusive, for the purpose of ascertaining a list of shareholders in regard to the proposed reconstruction of the
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      820 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens or State Nation- ■1? for appointment as Develop- mem Assistant to carry oui tne work relating to the Development Proj«cts in the Medical Dcpait-i i mem m Pahang. Salary Scale: $462 x 20 562.
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      Shaffie misses the mark
      260 16 SAROJINI BEATS STATE RECORD DESPITE A STRONG HEADWIND STRONG headwind ruined the chances of the sprinters in the Federation of Malaya AAU trials lor Asian Games selection at the City Stadium here today. The trials, for athletes in the north, were held on a near-perfect track
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      S'gor's go-slow tactics foil S'pore Cricket
      217 16 S'gor's go-slow tactics foil S'pore Cricket I SINGAPORE. Sun. Selangor resorted to negative tactics to foil a certain Singapore win in their two-day friendly cricket match which ended in a draw on the padang today. Singapore had 20 minutes to score 39 runs for victory but the slow-moving Selan«or bowlers
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      SCOREBOARD
      207 16 SELANGOR Ut inns .103 SINGAPORE Ist Inns. (Overnight 59-1) t^'ini b Duita 44 MARKS b Kla.ssen o WOODHOISE c Rajalingam b Peiera jo BEt'KETT c Rajalingam bl Perera 0 U.\ SILVA b Perera 65 J. MARTENS net out 147 < ARI.KSS b Klassen 23 SANPOSHAM b Klas-cn 0 SITIIAUALLA
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      OLYMPIC RUNNERS WERE ABSENT
      165 16 OLYMPIC RUNNERS WERE ABSENT PENANG. S Results in the trials were (qualifying marks in brackets 100 metres (10.7): Aiiwar bin Bakar (Penang) 11.5 and 11.6: Roznaln bin Omar (Penangt 11.6 and 12.0: Dicky Chong (Perak 1 12.0 and 11.7Wan Rosdie <Perak> 12.5. 200 metres (22.0): Dicky Chong 23.8; Hashim bin
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      Schools cycling
      29 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation of Malaya Schools Sport.s Council b organising a national cycling championship for schoolboys to be held at Merdeka St.idlum on Aug. 8.
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      19 16 TOKYO. Sun. VFB Stuttgart, the West German soccer team today beat All-Japan 5-2 -at Kyoto. Western Japan.
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      Heng Chek qualifies for Asian Games Swimming
      200 16 Heng Chek qualifies for Asian Games Swimming IPOH. Sun. -Lim Heng Chck of Selangor was the only qualifier in the Asian Games twimming triii Is at the Kinta pool here today. Be clocked 708sei- for the 100 metres backstroke beating the qualifying mark by twoLentha of a second. Swimmers from
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      PRISONS WHIP WANDERERS
      69 16 i'Enang sun Pftaoo tiports club rtroni favouritai for Lmch Di\ 1 honours tnhaiu-cd lli<-ir obancei wlUi .< oonvindxig 4-0 victory over drfendinc champions. Climcvr Waned rers, .f thr Cny Stadium law niaht. After .1 scoreless Bnt nil. Prisons opened ■ooring in the 6'Jnci mip.uic through Loh Knm
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        TENNIS
        242 16 PENANG CBC OPCN Sin«le* UMI: Buddy Yeap bt Lee K. i Hoay 6-3. 8-6. Doubles flnal: Goon Kok Lcm ;uid T:m Ah He a 1..:n Say Chuiin iiiul Oh Lock 11-9. 6-1. Novicrv final: Tan Sin G-jan bl Lee Long Chve 6-0. 7 5. L POUK I SHIPS I
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        CRICKET
        59 16 PtN.WG LOK: P6C bt MTC by Innj and 31. MTC 81 lV '■an 51. Alcocfc 6-9' and 52 Gaudhi 21. H. Mean t>-19> PSC 164-6 1 Wilson 40. Allen 31. Alcock 29 ml IA bt CRC by 23 runs on Ist inns IA 132-8 (A. J W:!U^ms 43. N.
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        SOCCER
        22 16 1.. F'IIJAK l>lt. IT An.«oii): Tcrujia .lay;i 4 Gloucester E.--t 0. WOMEN s FRIENni.Y 1 Penang t: Penang 3 Perak 0
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        ATHLETICS
        44 16 VIK t HOY HS ROSS-tOIN-TRY i Ipoh i Boys i 3 mileKi 1 Lav Choon Fatt 2 Wong Yew Pan 3 Loh Sing Lee 17m 34.95. < record': Girls 'mile 1 Yau O. Lan 2 Liew Kwai Lan 3 Lee Kwai !ene 5:29 0.
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      John stars in SMI meet Athletics
      565 16 John stars in SMI meet Athletics IPOH. Sun.— St. Michael's Institution annual athletic championship results--100yd: 1 Voon Ktm Yoon 2 E. Tavel'ra 3 John Chin 11.25: 220Td: 1 J. Chin 2 E. Tavelra 3 Voon Kirn Yoon 25 3: 440 yd: 1 J. Chin 2 R. Poo 3 Chut Kwong
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      Services fight hard for goals
      130 16 Services fight hard for goals SINGAPORE. Sun.— Singapore Joint Services beat Johore 3-2 in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Services looked the better side throughout but they were made to fight hard for the goals by the Johore defence. Services were hesitant in front of goal.
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      S'gor riders on top
      85 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Selangor riders dominated the Malayan Cyclists Federation Asian Games trial helri here today. Thp trial, a time test over 75 miles, was won by Selar... gor's Jaffar Bibon In Shr 34mm. with team mates Ja' far Ahmad and Rosli secoi.ii and fourth respectively
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      Youths trial
      22 16 ir*OH. Sun.--Foriy-11i.ie pc. rak youths took part In Burnley Cup soccer trial nere today. Another trial will biheld On Friday
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      Azman keeps S'gor title Tennis
      234 16 Azman keeps S'gor title Tennis K-UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Davis Cupper player S.A. Azman won the singles and doubles titles in the Selangor lawn tennis championships which ended here today. Azman took the singlr s title lor the fifth successive year when he beat Davis Cup teammate Billy Yap 6-3. 6-1.
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      Lock icon Lift record
      37 16 PRAGUE. Sun— Vasili Stepanov of the Soviet Union beat his own world middle heavyweight press record here 1 by ral.slr.g 159.5 kilogrammes 1 (3514-lbt. His official record sta ids at 157.5 kilc gramme.-, i347-lb>. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Knockout
      33 16 MILAN. Sun World Junior wi'lterwei^ht champion Duillo Lot of italy knocked out Isaac Vaughn of the United I States In the fifth round of a I scheduled 10-rounder here 'last night.— UP]
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      RSGC win
      26 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. Rtflrml Singapore Golf Club beai Royal Island Club by 24 points to 2i in their inter-club golf match at Sime Road today
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      194 16 Are you looking ahead? How many times have you seriously thought about the future and what it holds for you and your family? What have you done about it? The man who has not only thought about it, but taken action, can answer confidently. He has provided for the needs
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      150 16 SPORTS DIARY SO(CLR Tor ß MATCH: Spore Selection 5 3<b S° f Mallila (J B«sar. SPORK DIV. 2B: Star Soccerites ii Sukaramai (Balestier Rdi fogU**' Blnl -S Bulan SGOR GDBH DIV. 1 Kilat v B 'vi C i"£ <Paiuai) M«l- Tobacco v XL Police iTaylor Rdi Div I: SfSS"! A
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      ESKDALE CHIEF MAKES IT FOUR IN A ROW RACING
      1137 17 ESKDALE CHIEF MAKES IT FOUR IN A ROW RACING gSKDALE Chief, with Keith Moxham up, scored his fourth successive win when he beat a smart Class Z field over 6f at Bukit Timah today. The four-year-old completed a double for the meeting. Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Malayan Prime Minister, was
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      THE BIG SWEEP
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      Lock icon Tourists win
      23 17 BATHURST. NSW. Sun. The British Rugby League touring team beat a stronsr Western New South Wales side 24-10 here today. Reuter.
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      Francoscot beats Kaboo by head to win the Bukit Timah Cup
      818 17 Francoscot beats Kaboo by head to win the Bukit Timah Cup (4) Parisian Diamond 8.8 (1612—794) Maynard 4 (3) JAMBATAN MERAH 8.4 <715 493) Burton 5 (11) NATIVE PRINCESS 8.3 (515—523) Lee 6 (9) SPEEDY PHOENIX 8.9 (300—228) Mitchell 7 (12) SIX OUT 8.0 (1053—605) Dragon 8 (7) FLEETMU6TER 8.2
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      Murugesu takes 6-20
      51 17 MALACCA, Sun Results 1 In the Doshl Shield cricket competition here today. Indian Association t>eat Ist New Zealand Regiment, oy four runs. Indians 83 iNlthlnnathan 32. Hynaman 4-9) Kiwis 79 (Sethupathy 4.29>. Teachers beat Yorkshires by 14 runs. Teachers 76 i Thomas 3-20> Yorkshires 62 (Murugesu 6-20
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      Support a noble cause—Tengku
      192 17 Support a noble cause— Tengku CALL TO FOOTBALL FANS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. mENGKU Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister, is calling upon all football fans to support a "noble cause" by attending the match between Selangor and Singapore Joint Services at Merdeka Stadium next Sunday (8 p.m.). Proceeds of the match
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      Tennis meet for Malays
      81 17 Tennis meet for Malays KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Ail-Malaya Malays tennis tournament this year will be held at the Selangor Club courts here from June 1 2 to 5. Abdul Ohani, the tournament committee secretary, said today that entries have been encouraging, especially from Singapore and Trengganu. SA. Azman of
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      199 17 m M UfAQ h miti v t K <HBbm I Lost ytar Willie Khoo was in line for the Malayan championship. Now he was taking a beating even in his own State. What was wrong? Why was he always off his game? Bong wins ?3 I in straight sets ■Vtjqi
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    50,000 pay respects
    482 18 HEAH BURIED IN PENANG AFTER FIVE-HOUR FUNERAL PENANG. Sunday /iROWHS suelliny to ui'll V> over 50.000 lint-d an eight-mil;' route today for the funeral (if the late Mi Heah .100 Seaim. millionaire rubber ■ftafMtC :lllt l Penann MCA President, whose body was flown home la>i week from
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    Harriman: China's food production in 'utter collapse'
    258 18 IyASHINGTON, Sun. Chinas food production is in "utter collapse." Mr. Averell Harriman. assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, said in a radio interview today. Mr. Harriman was discussing the race against time to help under-deve-loped countries to improve living standards and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    206 18 THE FAMILY OF the lite V< THn Hin I'unK wuch to thank Mil ther i iv. and fnenrtf foi their wreath*, i lulls, mejiijues ot •tindolence and I kind attendanie al the funeral on n v. THf FAMILY OF .ill Kon«.«l.i. uasonnlion*. orKamxationz. nrhoote. frlenrt' and relutivcK who have
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    DEATH
    20 18 MR. SOHAN SINGH retired Traffic Inspector Malayan Railways pa«*ad j iiv v MM Instant at Jullunder after Khort ilinexs.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    44 18 LAOIEI ONLY FASHION Show at Prlm-e'K Tea Room (5.30 p.m. today) thonlng lat-xit iitylas or "Maidcnform" Bras..* Girdled and children Cinderella drfmti uponKorrd by M tiller A Hhippn P K Ltd.). Model* from Singapore Model Academy Tel: ***** for I e«er\'ii I ion
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      LANE AND WAY TAKE ARMY TO
      380 18  -  LIM KEE CHAN 3y Singapore Sunday T^HE second round of the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament started off brightly with the four matches played today ending on a de- cisive note. League leaders Army, maintained their position at the top of the table when
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      SCOREBOARD
      650 18 iXJLC v. S.R.I. At Shenton Wa> S.R.C. beat S.C.R.C. by 39 runs. S.K.C Houehton c Harbans b Tat Phooi 37 Te.v-ensohn lbw Thomas 3 Fisher c Thiam Slew b Haibans 3 Scully c Thiam Siew b Pillai 13 Jacob«en st One Lee b Kanchanlal 71 P. Martens c Pong
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      Sundram stands out
      188 18 SINGAPORE. Sun Brilliant batting and bowling by S.K. Sundram highlighted the 3-wicket win by S.H.B.R.C. over S.C.R.C. In a S.C.A. junior tournament match at Bukit Chermln today. Sundram took five wickets for 29 runs and with the help of Khalid (4-19> they dismissed Chinese for 99 runs
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