The Straits Times, 29 May 1962

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY II Kill II II SALE BXCEBBS 100,000 Me**!*** The Straits Times I-.nHI. 1845 TUESDAY. MAY 29. 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    TIN: U.S. PLEDGE
    395 1 No stockpile action to disrupt market Rusk: To consult ITC nations LONDON, Tues. Mr. Dean Rusk, the I.S. Secretary of State, has assured the International Tin Council that no action will be taken which would disrupt the markets of lessdeveloped tin producing countries, the Council announced here
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    Lock icon Britons held in Laos
    102 1 Of course I owe more to <*V my mother than anyone else. Some day, when there is longer time ovoiloble, I would like to tell you what a very speciol woman this is f*> there's nobody like her. ZS U.S. astronaut Miikolin Scott Carpenter. in a
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    SO SAD
    59 1 face of man who found freedom, then lost it all in a few hours A REFUGEE from hunger stricken southern China sadly looks out from the buck of a truck ;is he is about to be sent back to Red China, a few hours alter his escape from
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    Lock icon SO HAPPY
    53 1 ...face of a wife whose man is just back ftom space RADIANTLY happy. Mrs. Rene Carpenter is pictured during a press conference shortly after it was announced that her husband, astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter, had been recovered safely after his three orbits of the earth in the Aurora-7
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    Lock icon Sin to build a church
    50 1 i SEOUL. Mon. The United States Army in Korea today) reported ;hat Sin had demo- ll.shed the United States Army chapel near Ul'iombu. In South Korea and Sin was expected to rebuild a 300-seat ehureU within 70 days. HP" Sin is a Korean contractor. Reuter.
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    Now 'Borneo Liberation Army' report from Brunei
    124 1 Now 'Borneo Liberation Army' report from Brunei BRUNEI TOWN. Mon—Reports of a build-up' of Indonesian-led men ready to march into the Britisn Borneo territories have appeared in the local press. The Borneo Bulletin says jungle sources pot the figure of the "Borneo Liberation Army" at 1.000. In a front-page report,
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    Lock icon Strontium 90
    44 1 LONDON. Mon. Fallout over Britain from all nuclear tests so far carried out Is llkelv to produce only a small fraction of the maximum permissible level of Strontium 90 in the human bone structure, the House of Commons was told today.— Reuter.
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    Secret mission
    35 1 HONG KONG. Mon. The British aircraft carrier. H.M.S. Ark Royal, now engaged In the Bouth China Sea in "local exercises." will return here on Friday and leave for an undisclosed destination next Tuesday.
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    Soekarno takes over Antara
    143 1 Soekarno takes over Antara JAKARTA. Mon. i J President Soekarno. as Supreme War Administrator, tod.ay took temporary control of the Indonesian National news agency Antara. A decree, signed by the PreI sident. said the step was necessary In the interest of public order and security "until further settlement was reached."
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    Talks on lead
    33 1 GENEVA. Mon. The International Lead-Zinc Study Group, representing 70 per cent of world trade in these commodities, met here today to consider the problems of high stocks and falling prices.
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    Lock icon Nikita praises Carpenter
    152 1 r~ j MOSCOW, Monday MR. KHRUSHCHEV today praised American spaceman Malcolm Scott Carpenter for his "very great courage." The Soviet Prime Minister, speaking at the opening of an Italian industrial exhibition here, had accused people who opposed trading with Communists of "stupidity as high as. the cosmos."
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    OFFICER 'X' IN SECRET PAPERS INQUIRY
    196 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. A British Army officer, known only as "X" in War Office flies, is being sought by military agents in London and the Far East, according to a report published in the Bri- tish newspaper Daily Mail. Photographed Acce"ilng to the Daily Mai!.
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    Thailand gets another aid offer
    168 1 Thailand gets another aid offer OANGKOK, Mon. v The Philippines Government has olfered to send a' contingent to Thailand to help strengthen this country's anti Communist defences, it was announced here tonight. Contingents ol three" other Seato members the United States. Britain and New Zealand are already in Thailand and
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    Lock icon Russia sends up No. 5
    25 1 MOSCOW. M<m The Soviet Union ha> launched another earth satellite Cosmos five the official newi agency Tasa reported today. U.P.I.
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 OFFER OF HELP LONDON M .mi. Nt imli" d il m it would lulp China with (<•"<! and olb< Nivt.in.. if .i krd I* the in ii* «:<i\emmrnl Rtui' I
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  • FOREIGN DESK PHOTO SPECIAL
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      Lock icon Marked for death
      183 2 TWO Greek eypriots. Anlonis Zacharia. 33, and Euripides Arestidou, 35. whom Eoka terrorists have sworn to kill, have opened a club called the Doric, in Penlonville Road, in thp heart of London Two weeks ago they walked out from Brixton Prison, free men after being given political
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      TAILPIECE
      45 2 LONDON. Mon. Margaret Fox. 20, was back home with her mother yesterday, because, she s lid. she was fed up with boxing two rounds with her husband Derek, 32 night befor? they went to bed The couple have been mar rled three weeks. UPL
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      Lock icon Police smash main Thai Red cell
      267 2 Police smash main Thai Red cell Courting couplet should w not bt arrested merely on suspicion of outraging public decency. If an officer thinks the embrace it too passionate, he must first give a polite warning to move on before taking more a. teriout action. —from confidential clrrular to the
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      Minister killed
      23 2 MILAN. Mon.— The Minister of Posts and Telegraphs Senator Lorenzo Spallino. 64, was killed in a car acclden' near here yesterday.
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      Lock icon ESCAPEE SPARKS A BORDER BATTLE
      204 2 BERLIN. Monday. PAST and West Berlin police yesterday fought their second border gun battle within a few days and an East German refugee was killed. West Berlin police .said East German border guard* shot a man while he WM trying to escape Into West Berlin.
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      Lock icon Storm kills 20
      23 2 TOKYO, Mon.— A violent rainstorm i which hit Kyushu. Japan's southernmos* island, killed 20 people and caused heavy damage. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Another blast by the U.S.
      47 2 WASHINGTON. Mon The United States yesterday exploded a nuclear device near Christmas Island as part ci the series of atmospheric tests now under way in the Pacific, the Atomic Energy Commission announced. It was the 14th announced blast In the serie.-.— Reuter
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      PRESIDENT FOR LIFE? NASSER SAYS 'NO' AGAIN
      93 2 PRESIDENT FOR LIFE? NASSER SAYS 'NO' AGAIN CAIRO. .Mon. President Nasser (above) for the M-rnmi time in two days rejected a proposal yesterday thai he should remain Prrsident of the United Arab Republic for life. He told delegates shoulins "Nasser for life" at the National Congress of Popular Forces meeting
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      42 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby I 9tt LALU k;uCVU« TUe) OOOK 00€«»J'T fitft' him -"nrrr^ wMßTuec voo should &teMs£O/7Z~Z M ci^m. ANMOUNCf AN eH3AG£Me*T f »»*J 1 1 m wire bkc/vx no AETtjQ r— /fllcooTN /eefoat oa aftckN O&FOSE TELLINS VOUC ;rj
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Carpenter: At least 1,000 people helped my space flight
      374 3 Carpenter: At least 1,000 people helped my space flight pA E CANAVERAL. .Mon. American astronaut Scott Carpenter flew here yesterday fora reunion with his family. Mrs < arixiiUT gnttmi her husband with a hue and "ne of their younger thildnn ;-ii!bra< id him .iriM.ntl tho knr«'v ('dr. Carpenter shook li.uhK
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      Lock icon HELENA, 100 IN JUNE, IS OFF ON HUNT FOR A HUSBAND
      112 3 RHYL (Wales). Mon.— A spinster who will be 100 next month, is holidaying here on the of chance that she might meet her hus-band-to-be. Miss Helena Leonard, a retired urse, told friends before she left on holiday that In
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      Lock icon Premier's land is given away
      50 3 TEHERAN. Mon. The Shah yesterday formally handed over to landless peasants the title defd.s to land on the Caspian Coast, north Persia, owned by Mr Ali Amini. the Prime Minister. Mr. Amini distributed hi* land, mainly rice (anna under a new land reform pruKramme.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Jazz for Moscow
      18 3 NEW YORK. Mon. Benny Goodman took off with hi.s band for Moscow last night Reuter.
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      Quick look round
      167 3 Quick look round MELBOURNE: Sir Garfield Barwick, Australian External Affairs Minister, told reporters before leaving on a five-week tour of Asia that one of his most important tasks would be to discuss the West Irian dispute with Indonesia's leaders. BI'ENOS AIRES: A 10-year-old boy hanged himself in his bathroom after
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      Lock icon Drought hits China crops
      138 3 i HONG KONG. Mon. THOUGHT has affected the growth of spring crops and is hampering sowing in Szechuan Province. Chi mi's ricebOWl, uncording to Radio Peking. The Chinese-language broadcast said the drought j in January and at the end of March some parts of the province
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      Lock icon 100 REFUGEES DIE IN BORDER FLOODS
      167 3 HONG KONG. Monday. VI ORE than 100 bodies of drowned Chinese were iTI reported today to have been sighted in Deep Bay off the mouth of the Shumchun River. Fishermen say they were refugees caught by flash floods at the weekend while waiting to
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      Lock icon Iraq revolt report
      57 3 LONDON. Mon.— A frontpage message in the Daily Telegraph today claimed thai law and order t»ave broken down in North Iraq. "More than 5.000 people, mostly Christians have fled from their villages and many deaths are reported in clashes between rival factions after a revolt of Kurdish
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      Lock icon SPACEMAN SAYS: I WAS BUSY NOT CONFUSED
      1030 3 SPACEMAN SAYS: I WAS BUSY NOT CONFUSED America's Carpenter says his three-orbital flight was as easy as a bus ride and he was ready to go for a two-week trip Carpenter lott 71b while in orbit. America's first orbiting spaceman. Col. |chn Clenn. lost 4 1 Ib. Cape Canaveral, Monday
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      Lock icon Tour by Queen?
      27 3 MELBOURNE. Mon Queen Elizabeth may visit Australia late next year or early in 1964. according to the Melbourne Sun NewsP'ctorial correspondent in Canberra —Reuter.
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    SCHOOL REGISTRATION TO BE IN FOUR PHASES
    540 4 Education Ministry statement on 1963 admissions SINGAPORE. Mon. REGISTRATION of children for adj mission to Primary I in 1963 in ail Gov- ernment and Gov-ernment-aided Primary and Full schools in Singapore, will take place be- tween June 11 and July 7 A Ministry
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    Premier to address unions on tour highlights
    190 4 Premier to address unions on tour highlights CINGAPORE, Mon. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has agreed to give executive committee and i branch committee members of "independent non Communist trade unions" in Singapore a first-hand report of his recent tour of the Afro-Asian territories. This was revealed by
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    National Day stamps
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. National Day commemorative stamps will be on sale on Sunday at the General Post Office and other post offices. The General Post Office will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. while all other post offices and the Siglap Postal Agency except the Orchard
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    GROUP INSURANCE PATS $1,000 TO A WIDOW
    102 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore City Council Employees' Co operative Thrift and Loan Bociety today paid $1,000 to the widow of a member who died 14 days ago. "This is the first case In the society's history that a deceased member's nominee h:is benefited
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    Two M.Ps. act as decoys to trap man selling drug
    266 4 Two M.Ps. act as decoys to trap man selling drug SINGAPORE, Monday. A TRAP jointly set up by members of the Singapore Police Force and the Royal Military Police resulted In the arrest of a stall-owner, S.S. Abdul Jabber, 21, for possessing and selling ganja (Indian hemp), the Ninth Magistrate's
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    BMA CHIEF VISITS HOSPITAL
    132 4 BMA CHIEF VISITS HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Mon. The President of the British Medical Association, Sir Douglas Robb, spent over an hour today touring surgical units of the Singapore General Hospital. This morning, Sir Douglas called on the Vice-chan-cellor of the University of Singapore, Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan. and the Dean of the
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    WINNERS OF PRIZES AT BAZAAR
    92 4 WINNERS OF PRIZES AT BAZAAR SINGAPORE. Mon. The following are the winning numbers drawn at the Internationa] Bazaar for the Blind (Philippine Stall at the week-end: I i-st prize. No. 228 < transistor radio i 2nd prize, No, 167 (tea sett. 3rd prize No. 422 ("two bottles of whlskyi. Other
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    An exhibition
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The exhibition of paintings by Shrl Vlnod Shah at the National Library will remain open to the public from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. till Wednesday.
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    UPP TO BOYCOTT RALLY
    115 4 UPP TO BOYCOTT RALLY SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore United Peoples Party said today that it would boycott this year's National Day march past and rally on June 3. It charged that the Oovi ernment was attempting to convert National Day into "P.AP. Day." The party also pointed out that the
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    President again
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr Teng Ah Kye has been reelected president of the Singapore Police Civilian Staff Association.
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    OUTLOOK FOR TOURIST I j INDUSTRY IS ; BRIGHT'
    97 4 OUTLOOK FOR TOURIST I j INDUSTRY IS BRIGHT' SINGAPORE. Mon. Mrs. I Shirley Fockler. editor of the Pacific Area Travel Association's monthly I organ The Pacific Travel i News today predicted a bright future for Singa- I pore's tourist industry. She observed that there had been an increasing interest I
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    Water shut-off
    29 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will be cut off In the backlane of Siglap Drive between Dry- burgh Avenue and Carlton Avenue tomorrow from 9! a.m. to 5 p.m.
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  • STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
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      Baseball idol—the fame that came too fast
      1841 5 Baseball idol the fame that came too fast SHY, INARTICULATE DIMAGGIO WAS POOR HIT OFF FIELD IX the 1920s Papa DiMaggio operated a iishing boat from a dingy wharf at the foot of Tanalor Street on the San Francisco waterfront. For as long as he could remember he had believed
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    Tan's rule: Hit them hardest at happy times
    159 6 KOTA BHARU, Mon. —The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, aid today that he believed the "right time" to tax people in Malaya we i during booms. Addressing members of the MCA Kuala Krai branch, 45 miles from here. Mr Tan
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    Ministry cook who stole
    60 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A former cook at the Ministry of Defence, Fan Chun Paw. 29, of Birch Road, was fined $200 or one month's jail here today for stealing two tins of peas and one coconut belonging to the Armed Forces Signal Squadron of the Ministry.
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    'Flower day' to aid blind
    44 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A "flower day" will be held on Saturday for the Malayan Association for the Blind. In an appeal today, Mr. M. B. Dass, representing the Johore Bahru branch of the association, asked all to donate generously.
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    Canon Chiu gets a post in Geneva
    160 6 From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Mon. Canon Chiu Ban It, a former vicar of St. Mary's Church in Kuala Lumpur, has been appointed to a post with the World Council of Churches in Geneva. Canon Chiu, 43, who has been in Australia for two
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    Postman drowns in 12 in. drain
    52 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A retired postman, Pawadl Doraisamy. 53. was found drowned in a 12 In. deep drain near his home in Jalan Kayu today. This, according to police, was about 90 minutes after he had left his home at I about 11 a-m. during
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    Big money in prizes for designing a hospital
    163 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. f\ASH prizes totalling v/ $68,560 are being offered for three of the best designs for Malaya's $24-million General Hospital in thp Federal capital British-qualified architects have been invited to talf part In the design competition. The best design will
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    Golden Voice of Seremban
    51 6 SEREMBAN, Mon. Miss Theo Nunls. of Seremban telephone exchange, won the regional Miss Golden Voice contest her* on Saturday night Eight girls four each from Negri Sembilan and Malacca took part. Second place went to Miss Eleanor Gomes, Negrt Sembilan. Third was Miss Varna Locke of
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    GEORGE TAN CRASH TRIAL WITNESS IS STILL UNFIT
    559 6 GEORGE TAN CRASH TRIAL WITNESS IS STILL UNFIT JOHORE BAHRU, Mon THE trial of a taxi driver involved in a fatal road crash began in the Sessions Court here today four months to a day after the crash. The taxi driver, Yap Seng Hock. 52. is accused of causing the
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    'Evil forces' incite youth
    429 7 THE TENGKU COMPARES PRESENT REBELS WITH HIS WORK FOR MALAYA'S GOOD NAME KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. f fHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today expressed concern that political elements in certain countries were teaching youths to rebel against the administration with strikes, protest demonstrations and even boycotts
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    Kedah gang leaders detained
    162 7 Kedah gang leaders detained A LOR STAR. Mon. Another suspected secret society leader has been arrested by Kedah police. The man was picked up in Kulim, Soutli Kedah. yesterday under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. Meanwhile, police today released the names of five Tiger Generals" of the Four Holes gang
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    Girl, 7, killed
    27 7 MALACCA. Moa. A Rirl. C. Rajakumari aced seven, was fatally injured when she was knocked down by a car in Tranquerah Road here yesterday.
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    Godown raided
    26 7 IPOH. Mon.— Thieves stoi^ 80 gunny sacks and six picul> of jute strings, valued at S4OO. from a godown in Hill Street last nieht
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    ROBBERY—COUPLE CLEARED OF NOT TELLING POLICE
    318 7 ROBBERY— COUPLE CLEARED OF NOT TELLING POLICE PENA N G, Mon. A student-teacher of the Wellesley Primary School, Lam Cheng Tuck, and a girl. Lee Kwai Yoon, were today acquitted of intentionally omitting to give information to police of an armed robbery at Quarry Drive on the night of Dec.
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    Bus driver is accused
    72 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A bus driver. Ong Chan Tow. of Waterloo Street, pleaded not guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today tv a charge of negligent driving in causing tho death of Prof. Chuang Shu Yen. 36. of Nanyang University. The professor was killed in an accident
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    At last Brenda finds absent Alvisses
    206 7 pEXANG. Mon.— Miss Malaya. Brenda Alvis.se. in. returned to Penang to day to a hie welcome at Bayan Lepas Airport. But though she scanned Mi.crowd anxiously, Brenda could not find her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Alvissr. They could not make it in
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    NARROW ESCAPE FOR FISHERMEN THEN DINNER
    208 7 PENANG. Monday SIX amateur fishermen had a narrow escape when a motor Junk rammed their boat in the North Channel here, about one and a half miles :rom Fort Cornwallis, yesterday evening. They were picked up by another fishing party, who towed their damaged
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    Drowned boy's body found
    48 7 PENANG. Mon. The boav of a 16-year-old schoolboy was recovered off Taniong Tokong yesterday— two oays after he had been reported arowned near the Chinese Swimming Club. The boy has been identified as S. Savanmuthu. i standard Vi pupil of St. Xavier's afternoon school.
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    RMN ships for Borneo
    89 7 JESSELTON. Mon.— Four minesweepers of the Royal Malayan Navy are to vb:t North Borneo from June 2 to 15. calling at the main ports. The ships are Mahamiru. a 425-ton coastal minesweeper under the command of Lt. Cdr. J. Lancaster, and three inshore 120-ton minesweepers:—X. Langka
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    Stronger navy for needs of Malaysia
    127 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Moil. —The Royal Malayan Navy is being strengthened to cope with the needs of Malaysia, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced today. He >aid that 150 recruits with high qualifications had recently been taken on by thfl "avy in line with
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    DEATH
    51 8 '4, tit (Minimum, MRS. THUM HENG nee Wong Choon paaaed away at 10. r.-et. PenanK 27 j.»2 Ir.-.vinK in hmd her son Thum Yee, daughter* Tiium Choy Hlvnt;. Thum Choy ("l. mi. son-ln-l<w Lrong Choong Poon and many grand and Kriat grand- > mourn their lor*. Funeral L" pm.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    158 8 rfs S/fl Minimum j MR. AND MRS. J. G. Godwin thank t- and relative* lor their valuable md a: tendance at ..man. on 21st May. IMt, FAMILY OF LATE Dr. Liv Cblanx thank all relative* and friends for i*ra of rondo rid attendance at funeral on THE FAMILY OF
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    IN MEMOIIIAM
    53 8 Wtrdn $1$ (\ti*,mmm) IN TREASURED MEMORY Ol "-•lertcks, killed In the Omaa ■naater. "The arrows of our xrutuish fly farther than we gueas." Mid and Marlon. IN CHERISHED MEMORY of oil! mv-<i mother U M. Schubert diI ,-ir.i on 29-5-60. Gone but not for.i.ura Inxerted by loving daughter.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    218 8 :o Wtrdt SU (minimmm) trained fmir-itylmt and beautlcmt^ tor 'viii,^ with a difference. Rlsg (B'porr' ■TIM Andrew's !>auty Halor. OHCMIOa FOR EVERYONE, superb auiiltty, i—rwhto prices. cultural artnc* gladly given: write Ringator* orchids Ltd.. Cathay BulMlnc. winCapon:, for catalogue. BE A COOO Malayan Read Berita l(Hr:in. The. National Newspaper
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday. May 29. 1962.
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      How To Lose Laos
      649 8 PrinM Boun Oum and General Phoumi Nosavan seem determined to throw away the last cards they have in Laos. They were in Saigon when the Pathet Lao and their Communist allies captured Nam Tha. and they saw no necessity to return at once to Vientiane. They
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      Central Control
      311 8 For the second time in two years, Umno's president, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has deemed it necessary to put a State organisation under the direct control of the national executive. Inche Khir Johari was appointed in January last to the chairmanship of Singapore Umno's liaison committee in an effort
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      What They Said
      274 8 The House Committee of Singapore's Legislative Assembly has agreed that it does not want a sand-glass or a set of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, and it has frowned on chess being played in any room in the Assembly House used by members. A much more important question which
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    D-DAY in Vietnam as President Diem moves to isolate five million peasants from Vietcong
    1072 8  - D-DAY in Vietnam as President Diem moves to isolate five million peasants from Vietcong JOHN STIRLING by SAIGON. MONDAY THE lives of at least five million peasants will be affected by the> latest and most drastic plan to counter Vietcong (Communist) terrorism in South Vietnam the converting of thousands of
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    Mac—and a test for the Tories
    296 8 Mac— and a test for the Tories T ONDON, Mon. Mr. MacLi mlllan at 68 is facing one of the biggest challenges of his political career the restoration of Conservative stock with voters to give his party Its fourth successive victory at the next general election. li. as expected, he
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      TEACHER SHORTAGE AT SCHOOL IN JOHORE
      97 8 'INHERE is an acute shortage of science teachers at one of the biggest schools here in Johore Bahru. The school has lacked three teachers all teaching science subjects in the upper forms since the beginning of the second term, and that is over a
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      PROTEST MARCH IN MALACCA
      167 8 AS a citizen and ratePayer of Malacca. I was quite astonished to read <S.T. May 22 that "Disgusted" has mixed up General Orders with the Family Planning protest march. I congratulate the District Health Officer and others for their fearless leadership and support on the issue
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      A PARKING SHOCK
      208 8 A PARKING SHOCK PARKED my car in the "whole day parking area" at Clifford Pier one morning last week for which I paid $1. The ticket Issued to me says: "The owner/driver of vehicle No having paid the prescribed charge amounting to $1, the receipt of which Is hereby acknowledged,
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      STOCKPILE CRISIS
      114 8 '•'PAXPAYER' iST. May 19i is wrong in laying the blame of the present U.S. stockpile crisis on anybody. I believe there are many who foresaw this situation but could do nothing because Malaya was not the sole producer of rubber and tin. On the other hand, other countries
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      EXAM FLOPS
      104 8 IN most cases scholarship holders are given a second chance if they fall once durlna the course of ♦heir studies. My son who holds a PW.D. scholarship failed his seconn year exam and his scholarship has been withdrawn. There are many other •similar cases. Even the sponsors of
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      WITH WIT... A SPOOF
      130 8 I HAD thought that Miss Han Buyln, like most women novelists, was devoid of a sense of humour. I apologise. Her lecture to the Singapore University Socialist Club on the politics of the European common market was not without wit. and certainly It was a classic
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    WARNING BY UNION ABOUT POLITICS
    211 9 WARNING BY UNION ABOUT POLITICS pENANG. Mon. The 1 Penang and Province Wellesley Stevedores and Dock Workers Union today warned political parties not to interfere with its members. "No politicians must make pawns of us to further thetr political ambition," Mr. G. Ramasamy the secretary said in a statement. Interference
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    Cycle on fire
    55 9 PBHANO. Mon. —A motorCfCle caught fire in the compound of Chung Slew Yin building in Light Street, by the side ot the Straits Times office, this afternoon. The fire was put out by the fire brigade. It is believed to have been caused by a short-circuit in
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    Courtesy call
    29 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The new Saudi Arabian Charge d'Affaires here, Mr. Muhammad M. Hrumiah. will pay a courtesy call on the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, tomorrow
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    Youth who escaped is jailed
    71 9 rOH, Mon. Heong Ah Kow. 17. of Kuala Lumpur, was today sentenced to two years' Jail for escaping from police custody on March 1. He pleaded guilty. Asst. Supt. Anthony Chong, prosecuting, said that Heong was arrested last Friday in Kuala Lumpur. He had escaped
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    Back to old job
    27 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Edward Lam pin Foo, who has been acting second traftic magistrate, will be back In the fourth magistrate* court tomorrow.
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    Bottle attack on youth
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A mechanic. Lim Cheng Coir. 17, was critically injured yesterday when he was attacked by six gangsters ir New Bridge Road, opoosite the Pearl's Hill Police Headquarters. He was tabbed .«ever?l times with the jagged edge of a broken bottle
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    Kidnap: 2 more charged
    83 9 SINGAPORE. Mon Two more men were charged in court today with the abduction of a schoolboy. See Lye Woo. 12. Tan Siah Pung. 23. and Lim Kheng Tlong. 21. were alleged, with Robert T.nnp, Keng Lock. 18. to hay» abducted See from his home inf Karika]
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    Language test is ordered
    297 9 COURT GRANTS VOTER'S PETITION AGAINST FRONT CANDIDATE WHO WON COUNCIL POLL KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. 'pHE High Court here today ordered the Pahang State Secretry to fix an "earliest convenient" date and place to test the linguistic proficiency of a Socialist Front candidate who won last years
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    Adopted Ah Chai to – —go to Australia—
    196 9 Adopted Ah Chai to —go to Australia CINGAPORE, Mob. A three -year-old Chinese boy will leave for Canberra on Saturday with an Australian family who have adopted him. Ah Chai, now known as Paul Jonathan, was adopted at birth by Mr. J. F. O'Brien, assistant Australian Trade Commissioner in Singapore.
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    Tricksters: Warning to businessmen
    151 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. HPHE Selangor C.I.D. chief, Mr. T. B. M. Krishnan. x today warned businessmen in the Federation against confidence tricksters who take goods under false pretences. He said that this racket had been going on for some time, but only one man had been
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    3 MURDER CHARGES DATE BACK TO 1947
    95 9 3 MURDER CHARGES DATE BACK TO 1947 PENANG, Mon. Three murders alleged to have been committed 15 years ago were recalled in the First Magistrate's Court today when Neoh Chooi Chuan. 40, was produced on three tentative charges. He was accused of killing at his home in Seang Telk Road
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    A co-op course for forty
    53 9 BINGAPORE. Mon. Forty members of the Singapore City Council Employees' Thrift and Loan Society are to attend a two-day study course at the Co-operative College of Malaya In Petaling Jaya. The party will leave for Kuala Lumpur on Thursday by chartered bus. The Society will
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    Virus diseases expert arrives
    65 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Professor C. H. Stuart-Harris, Professor of Medicine at the University of Sheffield and a world authority on virus diseases, arrived yesterday for a 10-day visit to the Federation as a guest of thp Government. During his stay he will visit medical Institutions. Tomorrow
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    Varsity union
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. 8. C. Mosbergen has been reelected president of the University of Malaya NonAcademlc Staff Union. The officials are Mr. Ong Soon Pew (vice-president), Mr. Chee Kah Keng secretary >, and Mr. Tan 800 Ann (treasurer).
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    Blowpipe dog-hunters
    22 9 I^UCHING. Mon.— Men using blowpipes with 1V poison darts will be sent out to shoot unlicensed dogs here from Friday.
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    A protest strike if 'outsider' gets job
    151 9 A protest strike if 'outsider' gets job SINGAPORE. Mon. Some 100 employees of the shipping firm Islay Kerr and C. Ltd.. In Collyer Quay have threatened to go on a one-day strike in protest against the company's alleg. i offer of an executive appointment to an "outsider. The general secretary
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    55-ward fight
    20 9 KUCHING. Mon.— Brunei's anti-Malaysia Party Raayat will contest all 55 wards In the district council elections in October.
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    'Heah's death has left gap difficult to fill9
    122 9 'Heah's death has left gap difficult to fill 9 PNANG, Mon.— The MCA national president. Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said today the death of Mr. Heah Joo Seang had left a gap which would be "difficult to fill." "He was a tower of strength not only to the MCA's central
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    CLERK WHO PARTED WITH $170 FOR 3-D PRAYERS
    267 9 CLERK WHO PARTED WITH $170 FOR 3-D PRAYERS A LOR STAR. Mon. A ■n. government clerk told a gave'surT, tOday h h gave $no to a padl planter who promised to get Mm the winnlngnumbera of a three-digit lottery Alan Khor Chin was testibin Jusoh. 2C, accused of cheating him
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      223 9 Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the errors and express his ideas way you speak and write? Are fluently and attractively SSWf-aSS,.""- 5S nt m < wa Y». SSSSS Do you want to be a master reports:
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      150 9 AMAZING FEAT WITH THREE TON ELEPHANT t *j^K3^tf MeKK^~""iu a' ft STRONGMAN GIVES $%f SECRET OF STRENGTH Thousands of Malayan circus-finers have JH^ < >^H marvelled at the amazing >trength of Sandow fH£*St!!Twt&A B Bahadur of the Great Eastern Circus who daily bears the full weight of a 3 ton
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      419 9 RADIO MALAYA 9Ab Wlndow t«e world; 10.00 pet; 3.00 The Scarlet Diary; U m«W« I M Popular composes; 10.15 Sports 2.15 Calling the housewife; 245 NATIONAL shortu avi. re 10J0 F°l*»°nKs from Made For Each Other; 3.00 SHORTWAVE around the world: 11.00 Close Close down; 4.10 English schools SLRWCE 41.7
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      NECKLACE
      44 10 XJECKLACE lengths are ll shortening as a reflection of the new more fitted and close-to-the body silhouette. The 27 inchers are being replaced by 22 Inchers and 19 inch bibs. The close flat look of a collar is the new shape for chokers.
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      HERE'S A. BACK-TO-FRONT PARTY STYLE
      47 10 HERE'S A. BACK-TO-FRONT PARTY STYLE £OMING or going? That's the question other guests might ask when this blue dress, Milanaise, is worn to o cocktail party. The back buttoned dress was shown in the Christian Dior autumn collection. The back-to-front illusion is heightened by the pendant necklace.
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      Young artist's future is at stake
      223 10 'JMIE curly period of an artist's life is most often associated with hard work and struggle. In Singapore there is one such person I know of who is going through this phase and "roughing" it out to build a dream of his own. He
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      Lock icon Speak-easy telephone
      91 10 A NEW amplifier per- mits a person to speak over the telephone without the use of hands say while cooking, sewing, tending baby, or doing homework. When the phone rings, its handset placed in the amplifier's cradle, automatically turns on the unit. The amplifier picks up the Incoming
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      Cook duck in tomato sauce
      129 10 Cook duck in tomato sauce HERE is a recipe given by Miss Chan Sow Lin. It is called Tomato Sauce Duck. You need 1 medium sized duck. 2 tablespoons light soya sauce: 1 cube chicken essence. 1 dessertspoon cornstarch (mix with 2 dessertspoons cold water), 2 dessertspoons rice wine. 4
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      Lock icon 'MATERNALLY YOURS'
      98 10 ONE of London's Royal dressmakers. Mr. Hardy Amies, has produced his first range of maternity dresses marketed under the slogan of "Maternally Yours"— and the Duchess of Kent who expects her first baby In June. Is among the first mothers-to-be to wear them. They are dresses meant to
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      OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP POSES NEW PROBLEMS
      351 10 OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP POSES NEW PROBLEMS Is now ready for showing to the public. And for Edward, the outcome of these paintings will mark the turning point in his life. The success o^ his collection will depend on results of his first one-man exhibition he is holding at the National
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      244 10 Pl? Fantastic! The first fluid matte eye shadow in a tube! 'EVE VELVET 9 This new 'soft-focus look' is pure enchantment: plush... unshiny.. .voluptuous as velvet! And here's the first eye shadow that won't streak, m settle in creases, or fade I?--;iway as others do. So flattering. ..easy to apply.
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      278 10 yjQr jJr/ v" I I I i f Andrex J A Andrex Toilet Tissue is soft m as can be. and its double for real strength, and fully wrapped to stay clean and hygienic. Andrex Toilet Tissue, in soft pink, blue, yellow, green and white. Q 1m ih is the
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      313 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Slory-t«ller. for example, the 1. Dog and cat sound selt-un- last In the catalogue (B). portant <7>. 8. Rock in the Ice gives sister 6. Soon the first of the lily- a bit of a taking (7). unit* boys may be clothed 9. 25 at
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    Seven happy years and a warning
    202 11  -  SUNGEI LEMBING (Pahang). Mon. IN this quaint, out-of-the-way mining town t h c Deputy Prime .Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein. last night spoke fer\cntly of "Malaya's happiest seven years" —1955 to 1962. Inn ANdul Razak maintained the •seven happy years" note in all
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    Piracy: 4 men are held by police
    158 11 Piracy: 4 men are held by police \IALACCA. Mon.— The Malacca police have detained four men in connection with the piracy in the Malacca Straits last Wednesday. the police have re(•(.vered a sampan which was tound abandoned near the beach at Klebang B&sar. three miles from here, and an outboard
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    Iban drowned
    29 11 KUCHING. Mon.— A 35--year-old Iban was drowned when his boat capsized in a whirlpool at Maura Lebaan near Slbu. Fourteen other people in the boat were saved.
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    A NEW CHIEF FOR PERAK UMNO TO END SQUABBLES
    202 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, who is also the deputy national president of Umno, has personally taken over the leadership of Perak Umno from the Mentri Besar. Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee. At the same
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    HEAD TAKES DOWN GIRLS' JAMES AND FOILS A 4-2 MEETING
    1433 11 HEAD TAKES DOWN GIRLS' JAMES AND FOILS A 4-2 MEETING Madam Sheng is asked about student of 24 SINGAPORE, Monday THE commission inquiring into last November's boycott of the Chinese Secondary Four examination was today told how a student meeting at the Chung Hwa Girls' High School on Nov. 18
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    The terror that struck by night...
    1665 12 The terror that struck by night... IT BEGAN WITH MARTHA TURNER'S MURDER— AT 5 a.m. on August 7, 1888, a labourer named John Reeves left his oneroom lodging; in the grimy Whilechapel tenement of" George Yard Buildings and clumped down the shiirs on his way to work. On the first
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    SPAIN A red light for Franco as the ghosts walk again
    902 12  - SPAIN A red light for Franco as the ghosts walk again JAMES CAMERON FROM just back from a visit to Bilbao ON a discarded leaflet called "Sunny Spain" the grey downpour falls solidly from a leaden sky into the streaming streets. For the rain in Spain goes mainly down the
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      177 12 and scalp hygiene -clears dandruff //A/ Only healthy hair ffiT^^Bfl can be beautiful mM^SBa Dandruff, dull and falling hair, scalp irritation I mAIHkT^I 'and a tendency to early baldness are all signs .JJ Kr-T^Mtl^H that your hair needs attention. Our research 4|^gfU^ wßf chemists have now produced LOXENE the Jm
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    112 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. TXVESTMEXT and irrdu>trUl x shares f uctuated narrowly In quiet trading. B.HP. he.d steady, but some leaders eased. Most oils eased with Astoc. Aust. do-Ail Is-, to ITs. 6d Base metals were Irregular while loans were steady. Con. Zlnr. «2/K 11 Ml Ira tt/lssjs. .WB.H. 14/9
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    111 14 May 28 Three month* (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) .NDUSTRIALS r. N. 12 cts Cold Store 54. M. Box 12 cts. steamship 9 eta. Breweries 25 et« 8. Times 15 eta Robtnnon 9 cts. 8. Traders 32 cts S. Darby 4 id. Unlteers 10 eta W. Jacks 9 cts. MININGS A.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    123 14 £HINESf Produce Ciehange, Sin- icapar* neen prices per pieui yesterday: Coconut oil: tiulk S3P) sellers, drum S4?i nrllera, Cepra: June S2S buyera. 529 seller*: Pepper: Muntok white I Sl47i sellers. Sarawak vhtta $14.'. sailers, special Sarawak blftrk JIITJ sellers, sirhled Lamponx black ***** 1 sellers. AST A Sl3O
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    139 14 THE Malayan Excfcanxa Bank!' Aeaielatian made these changea to Its rater) to' merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New Yerh: buying TT 32 13/16, airmail OD 32 15/16. 90 d/st 33 3/16 credit bills. 33 5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 13/16. airmail OD 35 15/14 90
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    209 14 lUNC tint grade rubber Duyen f.e.b. coard at 5 p.m. In Singapore yestrrday at 7Ht centa per Ib. down onr-elnnth of a cent on F>May'« cloning price The ton<- was lifeless. I. C.C.H. A. clewing prices In centi per Ib. yejterday: Int. t R. 8.8. Prompt f.o.h
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    NEW CONTAINERS OFFER: IT LOOKS LIKE BALLOTING
    624 14 From Our Market Correspondent IT does not look as if balloting can now be avoided in the Malayan Containers offer which opened (ten times oversubscribed) yesterday and closes at 6p.m. tomorrow. The offer is for 5.750.000 one dollar stock units at par and
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stork Inc May 26 industrials: 17.V02 rins: 296.61 rubber*: 191.16 >an. 1. l'j.-s— inn idlers May 28 174.93 2<»3.00 191.16
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    714 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrial!: Bouatrad (3.000) *1.63 ON. (2.000* 51. 64 ON, M.OOO> 51.64: Munlop" <2.(HV» 51. 74: EaM smeltlnK $3.02 OL. ON. (3.000) 53.04. (l.OOC) <303: F. and N. orda (1.0O0) 52.80 ON.
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    Tin market now waits for today's ITC communique
    269 14 TUN markets this week may be influenced one way A or the other as a result of the International Tin Council communique which is due to be published today. The council concluded Its week-long talks in London on Friday on the policy
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    253 14 ("IN the Federation Rubber Exv change yesterday quiet conditions once again pervalled with a very thin and featureless market. Prices opened unchanged from Friday's closing level and remained the same throughout the day Lower sheets were neglected. June rirat grade rubker buyers f.e.b. cloaed at 5
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 14 May 28. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 78} cents (down one-eighth of a cent). K.L.: 78s cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $458 (down 87} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 10 tons.)
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    224 14 SHIPS lying alonitido UM S.n,j DO wharves today arc L«ovlll« 4 s Orenje 1/2, FUJari Brooke 27. Van Noort 2S, Kukuyo Maru 2S'3O. Trirrlhers; 10 '11, Charon 34/39. Bdkal Maru 33 /M. Kutrro Maid ft/9. Eastern Rover 33/34. Arahi Mara 4.'.. Falrsky 42 43. Nacbimn Maru
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      Cerebos works going up
      328 16  -  T. S. TAN $lm. factory at PJ to have dry, cool climate By FIRST PHASE READY IN AUGUST: IT WILL PROCESS PURE COOKLNG AND TABLE SALT SI million salt factory with a built-in dry and cool climate to ensure the free flow of salt is now
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      AIR FRANCE GUESTS FLY TO PARIS
      119 16 AIR FRANCE GUESTS FLY TO PARIS rUR Malayan travel agents left Singapore last week for Paris via Bangkok for the I inauguration of Air France Boeing 707 bi-weekly flight between Paris and Chicago They were Mr. Tseng Wye Lin of the travel department ot Shell Co.. Mr. Ho Thiam Swee
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      Indian chamber officials
      60 16 Mr. D. T. Assomull. a leadi ing Singapore textile merchant, has been appointed president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce tor 1962-63. He succeeds Mr K. M. Abdul Razak Committee: Messrs. L. Parmanand. K M Abdul Razak, D. D. Sachdev. Hardial Singh K. M Medora. V. Moorthy.
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      Dunlop man off for training
      140 16 Dunlop man off for training A RUBBER technoloi gist of Dunlop j Malayan Industries Ltd.. Mr. Stephen Ong. left Singapore on Sunday for Britain to take I a six-month advanced j technical course. Mr. Ong. who is accom- panied by his wife, will be I attached to Fort Dunlop. i
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      MANAGER BACK FROM HOLIDAY IN AUSTRALIA
      28 16 MANAGER BACK FROM HOLIDAY IN AUSTRALIA MR. J.W SMITH (above), general MMMCCf «>t the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Co.. Ltd.. who recently returned from long leave in Australia.
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      HARVESTER' PRESIDENT IS RETIRING
      110 16 HARVESTER' PRESIDENT IS RETIRING MR Frank W. Jenks, president and chief executive i ofricer of International Harvester Co.. Chicago, has anI nounced that he would retire from office on Sept. I. His successor will be Mr. Harry O Bercher. executive vice-president. Mr. Jenks has worked with the company since 1914.
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      Nestle takes over frozen food company interests
      256 16 Nestle takes over frozen food company interests TWO of Europe's leading food groups— Nestle of Switzerland and Findus, the Scandinavian frozen food specialists are joining forces to expand the frozen food business throughout Europe, it is announced. The operation amounts In I effect to a friendly 80 per cent take-over
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      $7m. gain in trade by Sarawak
      114 16 $7m. gain in trade by Sarawak SARAWAK'S external trade in February rose about $7 million to 1 $60.8 million over the previous month, imports 530.6 million and exports 530.1 million. Apart from oil which comes mainly from Brunei to be refined in Sarawak and exported, the value of imports was
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      Coca Cola assistant goes on leave in England
      125 16 Mr J. N. Clacy (right), sales assistant of Lion Ltd.. bottlers of Coca Cola and Seven Up. in North Malaya, wa.s entertained to a farewell party in Ipoh recently by the Porak Cot Tee Shopkeepers' Association, prior to going on long leave
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      NEW STEEL PIPE PLANT IN IPOH TO START SOON
      367 16  -  LEE FOO SAN By A $750,000 steel pipe factory in Ipoh K.C. Boon and Cheah Co.. Ltd. the first of its kind in the Federation of Malaya, is expected to start production on Thursday, the day Ipoh attains its municipal status.
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      Malaya soap output
      83 16 Production of hard soap, toilet soap, soap powder, abrasive soap and soap flakes in Singapore and the Federation totalled 33.482 cwt. In February, against 37.171 cwt. in the previous month. Singapore's share was 10.847 cwt. Stocks at the end of the month in both territories totalled 29.655
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      'Mirror' tin process solved
      152 16 'Mirror' tin process solved IT looks as If scien--1 tist.s at the Tin Reaea r c n Institute at Middlesex have really solved, lor normal commercial usi\ the problem of yetting mirror-like tin deposited clectrolytuullv. writes the Financial Times scientific editor. Normally, tin. an excellent anti-corrosive coating, had a matt,
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    CARDIFF CHIEF WANTS GHANI FOR NEW SEASON
    226 17 CARDIFF CHIEF WANTS GHANI FOR NEW SEASON Another pro offer to Malayan star SINGAPORE, Mon. —Cardiff City, who were relegated from the English Football League first division this month are keen on engaging Malaya's ace insideforward Abdul Ghani. Bill Jones, the manager of the famous > Welsh team, has written
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    'Starvation tests' for A-Games trialists
    184 17 'Starvation tests' for A-Games trialists KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Ourchan Singh, president of the Malayan Cyclists Federation, has issued a new directive that will provide a "starvation test" for cyclists taking part in the Asian Games trials. Henceforth, he has said, the riders must not be Riven any food or
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    Lock icon England pick 12 for Test
    65 17 LONDON. Moo. England's: team to meet Pakistan in the First Test match, which begins at Ed^baston, Blrmlnstham. on Thursday, will be chosen from the following 12: E. R. Dexter (capO, D. A. Allen. K. Barrlngton. M. C. Cowdrey T. W. Oraveney. B. R. Knight. O.
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    Ho's feat
    28 17 PEKING. Mon.— Chinese cham pion Ho Yung-hslen. 22, yester nay put the shot 17.09 metre<'s6ft OJ> to become the first Asian to break trw •'l7-mc.rc"--b-»-r>r." R"UtT
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    495 17 SOCCER HAY CUP iHauang): Renong Tin 4 Outlines XL 1. KAMPAR DIV. 1: YTK 5 Tutorial 2: ACS S MAS 0. IPOH DIV. 1: K7 Uurkha* 2 Ramblers 0: DW. t: PWD 2 PPF 1 Dlv. 3: Hospital Employee* 10 °ollce I. B. GAJAH LGE: Kin' a Kelaa
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    Manila Lions crash 4-0
    300 17  - Manila Lions crash 4-0 MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPORE, Mon.— The VJ visiting Lions A.F soccer team, the Manila League champions, suffered the first defeat of their Malayan tour when they went down 4-0 to Singapore Selection *B at Jalan Besar Stadium today Though beaten, the Lions wer« "ft disgraced
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    SADDLE SLIPS BUT ITS FIGHT TO FINISH
    64 17 Jockey Alan Burton rod H&PPy Chatter almost bare-back as he challenged Little Richard (Kevin Mitchell) in the first race at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Tlie reflection of the photofinish (top) shows Barton's saddle completely off the horse's back. Happy Chatter was beaten by
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    MHF decides Sunday on visit by India
    300 17 VERDICT, TOO, ON JOHORE QUAD KUALA LUMPUR. Monday TME PROPOSED visits of three top foreign hockey, x teams to Malaya will be discussed at the executive council meeting of the Malayan Hockey Federation on Sunday. The teams lining up for Malayan tours are
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    Lock icon IHF decision on Tokyo Games
    165 17 IHF decision on Tokyo Games TWE HAGUE, Mon. The In- ternatlonal Horkey Fm#>niIWB decided at its meeting in farts this weekend to change the system for the Olympic tournament In Tokyo in 19R4. Mr. Quarles Van Lfford. president of the Federation, said here today. The tournament will be played In
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    Hong Kong cry off
    110 17 (From FRANCIS BOEY) TTONO KONQ. Mon. Honf 11 Kong FA. tonight decided not to participate In the Asian Oames socc'r tournament at Jakarta because the a-isoclation felt It a waste cf money sending a second rate team. Although KHFA had tentatively entered th« competition it had
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    Winning pair
    44 17 BINOAPORE. Mon— The Roral Singapore Golf Club's annual women's greenscmes went to Mn. E. Evans and Mrs. D. Dickson. who returned a score of net 691 at Sime Road tiday. Runners-up weie Mm. N. McNelll and Miss P. Adi ms <net 70*.
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      109 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER TOl'R MATCH: Spore v British Army touring team iJn Besar. IJ3O pjn.). B'PORE DIV. 2A: SCC v Serangoon Garden- (padang); Dlv. 2D: SRC v RAF Tengah (padang): Div. 3B: Dlmman Pioneers v Tempanls Rovers iJn Besar. 51. KLUANG DIV. 2: Lambak v Wah Cnlng fpadang). t»GOR DIV.
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    Another 'Olympics' invitation for cripple Wahid
    198 18 SIM.APOKK. Mon— Crippled Singapore policeman. [ache Abdul Wahid bin Baba. S3, (abo\c) lias re(fi\c(l a second invitation to partiiipate in the I»ti2 p.ir.ih mpics the Olympic (■ames for cripples in the Commonwealth. But he is uncertain about making the trip, because in- cannot afford
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    Sir Garfield flies in
    74 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Australian Minister lor External Affairs. Sir Garfield Barwick. ile\- into Singapore tonight from Sydney on the first leg ol a five-week familiarisation tour of South-East Asia. This i* Ma riM o\orseas tour .since ho was appointed a Cabinet MiniMcr last September. :>nri he
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    REDIFFUSION ROW IS OVER
    215 18 JHE D.SPUTE between Redfm.Tof.S^^e, Ltd. and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union was settled tonight on an agreement whir-h according to a company estimate will cost an extra $200,000 a year. A .six-hour meeting this afternoon ended in final agreement on the amount involved in
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    33 18 KATMANDU. Mon. A Japanese expedition today reported t!>at -ix ot its member., had successfully climbed the 23 02(5 ft. Himalayan Mount Muprhu in Eastern Nepal on May 20 and 21.— Router.
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    568 18 HONG KONG. Monday I JJ()\(. k()\(.. with its extremely skilled uml cheap labour, is "knocking Singapore out of llic industrial market,* 1 'according to Mr. lat Kuan Yew. the Singapore Premier. Joday. But. he told reporters. Singapore had one thing the British Colony lacked
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    Negotiations are not realistic, says Barisan
    483 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Barisan So-slalis today called on the Federation Government to negotiate any constitutional arrangements between Singapore and the Federation with "those who are able to command popular support in Singapore." A party statement said that it was "thoroughly unrealistic" that important constitutional
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    349 18 LONDON. Mon. There M nothing, to induce buyers to depart from their policy- of iiwc- i tivity and with small .selling evi- dent stock markets made a poor ■tad to the new account today. Industrials suflered a further! airly widespread decline in priMS. but individual falls were
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    23 18 LONDON. Mon. Buyers £917, sellers £917^, Forward buyers £919H, sellers £920. Settlement £916. Turnover a.m. 65 tons, p.m 70 tons. Tone: Steadier.
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    44 18 LONDON. Mon. Spot 23 \d July 23 7/16 d.. AAgust 23 7 16d Sept. 23 7 16d.. July/Sept. 23 7 16d Oct. Dec 23 7/16 d.. Jan. March 23", d.. April June 23--, d c-l.f. June 23d.. July 23d Aug. 23d Tone: Lifeless.
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    The hands that ask
    88 18 HANDS reach out from brocks as refugees arc taken to the border to be sent back to China. On Way 23 more than 4.000 illegal immigrants were sent back while British' troops helped round up more refugees crossing into Hong Kong from South China. There were
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    Supporters of Borneo parties row over flag
    129 18 Supporters of Borneo parties row over flag KUCHING. Mon. A fight nearly broke out between supporters of two North Borneo political parties last week at Sipitang. accordin? to a report in the Ovenrsea Chinese Daily News. Trouble began when supporters of the United Sabah National Organisation tried to pull down
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    Strike threat by 80 bank workers
    174 18 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. piGHTY bank workers all members ol the rj National Union of Bank Employees hue indicated today they may go on strike. They met yesterday and rejected the management's joint offer or a- revised pay scale. The union .secretary. Mr Lee Ah
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    Pakistanis fight back
    108 18 LONDON. Ital. I in- I'.kiv tanti v.cn> i'4s for emir toikl clay o! tin against Lancashire at Manchester. Lancashire made 320 tor six declared in their ins! Innings. Tea scores in today's otlur mau-hrs: At The Oval Northants 253-8 dec. Surrey 179. \i Gravesend Derby 263-8 dec
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    Jazz for Russia
    18 18 MOSCOW Mon. Benny Goodman and his on-heMra arrived here today for a sixweek Soviet tour.
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