The Straits Times, 11 June 1962

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    20 1 WIIIK.i: DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Sunday Times fie***** Estd. 1845 MONDAY. JUNE 11, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    OAS: NEW ORDER 35 reported held in island raid
    477 1 OAS: NEW ORDER 35 reported held in island raid LAOS PRINCES STILL HAGGLING ON DETAILS -Page 18 Attacks on Algerians called off Blown vp oil well in Sahara ALGIERS, Sun. The Secret Army Organisation (OAS) said last night that orders had been issued not to attack Algerians. In ;i clandestine
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    77 1 The accent on youth is evident everywhere in the Federation of Malaya today. This is as it should be. seeing that the great majority of our population are young. Whether they are young adults, teenagers or children they seem to be bursting with energy and creative activity, the Prime
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    Lock icon 2 die in flood, landslide
    62 1 TOKYO. Sun.— Two persona were killed and one missing in the flood and landslide which were caused by rainfall of 100 to 200 millimetres over Western Japan late last night and early this morning. Police In Hiroshima said an old woman died and five were
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    Earth tremors
    25 1 MANILA. Sun. Strong tremors last night rocked Dagupan City, about 150 miles North of here, the Philippine news service (PNS* reported today— U.P.l.
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    Insecticide aid
    23 1 LONDON, Sun. Britain is airlifting 20 tons of insecticide to Teheran to assist in dealing with swarms of locusts plaguing Persia.
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    Iron ore: Flurry of inquiries
    610 1  -  K. BASKARAN MENON 15 LICENCES FOR MINING OF 47,000-ACRE AREA LIKELY BEFORE END OF YEAR By KUAXTAN, Sunday. JfI'NDRKDS of people have swamped the Shite Secretarial here in the last two days, seeking more details of the rich iron ore find in South Pahang. The
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    Picnickers in crash: Five badly injured
    97 1 Picnickers in crash: Five badly injured CINGAPORE, Sun. Five people were seriously injured when a police vehicle carrying 20 picnickers overturned at the junction of Tanah Merah Besar Road and Nicol Drive this morning. Three of the injured, a policeman's wife and daughter and a child, were admitted immediately to
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    Lock icon Death for two Reds
    78 1 MOSCOW. Sun. A Soviet court has sentenced to death two young Russians who tried to hijack a plane and escape to the West, it was reported here today. Komsomolskaya Pravda. the Young Communist League newspaper, said the plane was seized In mid-air last September shortly after
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    Lock icon Freedom for ex-Premier
    55 1 DAMASCUS. Sun. Former Premier Dr. Mahmoun Kuzbari has been freed from prison but is still under investigation, the Prosecutor Office said today. Kuzbari was arrested on March 28, following an Army overthrow of the Government, on charges of Involvement with a former U.S. diplomat to plot a
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    Toh Puan dies
    28 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Toh Puan Leong Yew Koh. wtfe of the Minister of Justice, died In Assunta hospital h«re of heart attack. She was 68.
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    SPEECH BY THE ROYAL BRIDE
    134 1 SPEECH BY THE ROYAL BRIDE SHARIFAH SALWA. eldest daughter of the King and Queen, makes a speech at the Balai Besar, Arau, during her visit to her home state yesterday with her husband. Tengku Suleiman. On behalf of herself and her husband, she thanked the people of Perlis for giving
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    Soldier is killed on way to royal lunch
    165 1 Soldier is killed on way to royal lunch |{OTA BHARU. Sun. Sgt. Zainuddin bin Wahab, who was to have been among the 622 officers and men of the 2nd Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, leaving next Friday for the Congo, was today killed in a road accident here. He was among
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    Prison for five
    35 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. Five young demonstrators were hauled off to city prison yesterday for staging a sit-down In the Federal Post Office building during a five-hour hearing for 23 other pacifists.— U.P.l.
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    126 1 Rush to rear in plane drama YEW YORK, Sun An Air France Boeing 707 jetliner from Paris made an emergency landing at Idlewild airport last night with its 56 passengers crouched in the tail section. But the airliner made a perfect landing on a runway with a flat tyre on
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon A-test danger to eyesight
    268 2 THE Atomic Energy Commission said yesterday that the nuclear test area of Johnston Island vi the Pacific would be extended temporarily from June 12 in preparation for a shot to take place at an altitude of "hundreds of kilometres. It explained that the test area was
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    66 2 And now we are two SIAMESE twins Prudence (left) and Patricia Lowe shown after they were separated by an operation at the Children's Hospital, San Francisco. Thirteen doctors took part in the ope"ation, which lasted five hours. The twins, born to Mrs. Franklin Lowe, a Chinese, were joined from
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    Lock icon Mao sends tanks to the border
    200 2 NEW DELHI, Sunday. TiHE Chinese Communists have brought in light x tanks and armoured vehicles to reinforce their military posts in the Aksaichin Plateau of the Ladakh the Times of India reported today. The report by the newspaper's political corresponrdent said that regular Chinese
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    48 2 The Americans say they v can outstrip the Soviet Union in preparing a moon flight It is not so important who will be the first to tly to the moon, so long as science and all mankmd benefit from it. —Soviet Cosmonaut Major Ghernian Titov in Moscow.
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    Lock icon BLIND MEN IN STOLEN CAR LEAD POLICE ON 90 MPH CHASE
    94 2 WORCESTER (Cape Province Sun. Two men registered as blind, led the police on a 90 m.p.h. chase through a winding .nountain pass near here. They dodged police bullets In a stolen car before they crashed. The driver, Wrayearold Isau.
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    Lock icon Jack's the cause
    29 2 MEXICO CITY. Sun. Rural disorders, possibly provoked by the Communists In connection with President Kennedy's coming visit, were reported in several Darts of Mexico yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon The objectors
    31 2 PARIS. Sun. French conscientious objectors will In future serve a maximum three years' jail If new legislation being prepared by the government Is adopted by the French Assembly. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Protest arrests
    28 2 DUNOON (Scotland!. Sun. Scores of ban-the-bomb demonstrators were arrested yesterday as they began a 24--hour protest against the U.S. Polaris submarine base at Holy Loch UPI.
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    Lock icon No Marilyn means no Dean Martin too
    134 2 No Marilyn means no Dean Martin too JIOLLYWOOD. Sun. Dean Martin (above) announced yesterday he would leave the film. Something's Got To Give, because Marilyn .Monroe had been sacked for her absenteeism Miss Monroe is being re. placed by Lee Remick. Dean Martin notified 20th Century Fox of his decision
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    Lock icon Ghana accused of subversion
    45 2 LAOOS. Sun. The Nigerlan Foreign Minister. Mr. Jaja Wachuku alleged ve.sterday that the Ghana High Commission here had become "a centre of subversion." Ghana had been using the local governments and trade unions to disrupt the Nigerian Government," he added. Renter
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    Lock icon 'REPEAL BAN ON AID TO REDS' APPEAL
    224 2 NEW YORK. Sunday. THE influential New York Times said today that the Senate should reverse its decision to ban U.S. foreign aid to Communist countries. 1 In an editorial entitled "Folly In Foreign Aid." the newspaper said: the prohibition is directed primarily against
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    21 seconds in grip
    270 3 21 seconds in grip lUATH faced French v pilot Roland Hoche for 21 seconds before his Boeing 707 airliner crashed here last Sunday killing him and 129 other people, uncording to a memorandum by the management of Orlv Airport, published yesterday. The memorandum added that the airliner failed to leave
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    Whitsun queues again...
    344 3 I ON DON, Sun.— Whitsun crowds poured from European cities yesterday and today bound for the sea and countryside as sunshine and clear skies were reported over almost the entire continent. Generally it wu the same old story traffic jams, packed hotels at resorts and crowded trains.
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    Lock icon Fanatics parade in nude, burn houses
    144 3 Fanatics parade in nude, burn houses yANCOUVER, ,s un A new wave of house-burnings and nude parades by women members of the fanatical "Sons of Freedom" Doukhobor religious sect alarmed the police at Trail (British Columbia) yesterday. The police said the demonstration was one of the biggest by the sect
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    Lock icon 'Kill' threat to Kennedy is probed
    72 3 'Kill' threat to Kennedy is probed WASHINGTON. Sun— The F. 8.1, disclosed last nlg'tt that It is investigating a reported threat to kill President Kennedy by a man who claimed he lost money in the recent stock market crash. A F. 8.1. spokesman said it felt there was "no significant
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    Lock icon Absent voters
    33 3 OTTAWA. Sun— Canadians who will be away from home on June 18. election day. today, began casting their votes in special advance polls. Voting booths will also be open tomorrow. Renter.
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    Lock icon New stamps
    27 3 PEKING. Sun. China will be issuing today a new set of stamps in 20, 10 and eight cents, featuring coloured designs of the crane. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Russia accuses West of stalling on Germany
    209 3 Russia accuses West of stalling on Germany YIOSCOW, Sun.— The iTI Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact countries have agreed on the necessity of continuing the SovietAmerican talks on Berlin, according to a statement broadcast by Moscow Radio last night. But they accused the West of deliberately trying to postpone
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    Lock icon SHOTS AT A SHIP: U.S. PROTEST
    135 3 TIERLIN, Sun.— The U.S. commandant in Berlin yesterday protested to the Russians against an "extremely grave Incident" on Friday when Communist guards fired on a hijacked steamer which carried 13 men and women and a baby to West Berlin. Maj.-Gen. Albert Watson told Gen.
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    Lock icon Big plants for Jakarta
    97 3 JAKARTA. Sun. The Indonesian Government will start work shortly on 17 new industrial projects. A statement from the industrialisation bureau of the Department of Basic Industries and Mines said the new projects Included three steel works, one aluminium refinery, a soda and soda-ash plant, three ferti-
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    Lock icon ADMIRALFUTURE WARS BY REMOTE CONTROL
    233 3 MOSCOW, Sunday. pLEET Admiral Ivan Isakov. Deputy Com-mander-in-Chief of the Soviet Navy, yesterday predicted that future tank battles will be fought by remote control with men directing the action through a television network underground or from aircraft Admiral Isakov also termed aircraft carriers "dead me>
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    Lock icon The mayor and the bomb
    47 3 SAN SALVADOR. Bun Police explosives experts yes terday rushed to the office of San Salvador's Mayor and dismantled a time bomb seconds before it was due to go off. The bomb was found by a municipal cleaner who tolri the police.— Reuter
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    NANYANG PROFESSOR BACK FROM TOUR
    146 4 NANYANG PROFESSOR BACK FROM TOUR- SINGAPORE, Sun. Dr. Chaucer C. F. Yang, associate Professor of Commerce at Nanyang University, recently returned after a nlnenionths 1 tour of universities in the United Kingdom and the United Btates. During his six-month stay in England, Jointly sponsored by the British Council and the
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    YWCA party
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Young Women's Christian Association will hold a tea party in honour of Mrs. M. Siraj and the State Advocate-General, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim Singapore's representatives at the United Nations Seminar on the status of women in Toyko —on Friday, June 22.
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    Woman with umbrella puts a thief to flight
    250 4 Woman with umbrella puts a thief to flight COULD FEEL HIM TREMBLING, SAYS SHOPKEEPER, 50 £UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Madam Chee Soe Ngah, 50, at 6 a.m. today put a young: burglar to flight with her umbrella. Madam Chee caught the burglar by the arm in her shop in Batu Road
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    Ministry free film shows
    131 4 Ministry free film shows SINGAPORE, Sun. Free Ministry of Culture film shows for this week, starting I at 7.30 a.m. are: Tomorrow: Rayman Marxet, Towner Road, Tau Mong School, Yio Chu Kang Road 11 m.s.. Pulau Ayer Merbau, Cambridge Road Market Open Ground. Tuesday: Jalan Tua Kong Chinese Temple, Boon
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    TEN WAGE AGREEMENTS GAZETTED
    113 4 TEN WAGE AGREEMENTS GAZETTED SINGAPORE, Sun. Ten wage agreements have Just been published in the Government Supplementary Gazette after being certified by the Industrial Arbitration Court. Six were concluded by the Singapore Motor Workshops Employees' Union with Borneo Motors Ltd. Cycle and Carriage Co. Xtd.. East Asiatic Co. Ltd.. Century
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    33rd birthday
    48 4 SINGAPORE, Sim. The 33rd anniversary of Kampong Kapor Methodist Church (Bishop Blckley memorial) was celebrated today with an anniversary service by Rev. T. R. Doraisamy at 9.30 a.m. a thanksgiving service and holy communion at 5.30 p.m. followed by dinner and musical entertainment at 8 p.m.
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    Students' Week
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The fifth annual students' week for all secondary schools in Singapore, sponsored by the Student and Youth Work department of the Chinese V.M.C.A., will be held from July 29 to Aug. 5
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    A tea party
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.—A tea party In honour of the founder of the Universal Peace Sanctuary. His Holiness Gnanavallal Paranjothi Mahan, was held at Robinson's Cafe today.
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    Youth camp
    29 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Recreation Camp for secondary school students sponsored by the Chinese V.M.C.A. will be held at Tanah Merah youth camp from Aug. 13 to 16.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    373 4 HPHE following is today s iche- dule of civil aircralt movementb at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARR4VAJ S BOAC: Prom Tokyo, Manila, (BA 943) 5.55 p.m.; from London, Zurich. Istanbul, Teheran, Karachi, Bombay, Colombu, Kuala Lumpur <BA 712) 6.55 p.m.; from Syanej, Darwin, (BA 713)
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    WEDDING AT REGISTRY
    55 4 MR. it MRS. CHAN FOOK CHOY were married at the Singapore Marriage Registry yesterday. Mr. Chan, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chan Wang Soon, is employed by the Straits Times Press (M) Ltd. The bride is the former Miss Woo Shee Yin*, eldest daughter of Mr.
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    DIVISION OF BORNEO INTO 2 DIOCESES
    137 4 JESSELTON, Sun.— The Diocese of Borneo is to be divided into two new Dioceses of Kuching and Jesseiton after July 25 this year, when each will have Its own Bishop. Bishop James Wong has left Jesseiton for a month's visit to Britain to consult
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    Women protest at WD rent recoveries
    248 5 Women protest at WD rent recoveries JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday. rWO hundred and fifty women domestic employees of the War Department Civilian Staff Association. Johore Bahru branch, at a meeting held lere today, protested strongly against the policy of ecovering rent from those not accommodated in departmental quarters. The meeting, held
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    Leader of SUPP loses his appeal
    206 5 Leader of SUPP loses his appeal KUCHING, Sun.— The appeal of Hollis Tini. chairman of the Mimanggang branch of the Sarawak United People's Party, against his conviction under the Public Order Ordinance of making a false statement likely to cause public alarm or despondency, was dismissed by the Kuching High
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    Going for degree
    48 5 KLANG. Sun.— Mr. James Pandian 30. senior arts master of the Anglo-Chinese School here, has left to Join the University of Singapore Mr. Pandian has been with the A.C.S. for the six years. He will do a three-year course for a Bachelor of Arts degree.
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    INCREASE IN WOMEN CLIENTS -BROKER
    483 5 INCREASE IN WOMEN CLIENTS -BROKER Number up 'l>y at least 30 per cent' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A CCORDING to a woman sharebroker here today, the number of her women clients has increased by at least 30 per sent since last year. This point emerged when a reporter made inquiries, following
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    Lokman back with news of unanimous high regard for Tengku
    107 5 Lokman back with news of unanimous high regard for Tengku 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1V The World Muslim Conference, which ended in Bagdad recently, is to send a note to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. congratulating him on his foresight in proposing the formation of Malaysia. This was stated today
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    Council win for PMIP in Kedah
    128 5 A LOR STAR. Sun. The Pan-Malayan Islamic Party gained control of the first local council in the State of Kedah when their candidates captured nine of the 12 seats at Guar Chempedak last night The other three seats all In Pekan Rabu ward were
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    SPA BRANCH CHIEF AND MEMBERS QUIT PARTY
    117 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chairman of the Siglap branch of the Singapore People' Alliance, Mr. Koh Tee Kin, and five other members of the branch committee have resigned trim the party The others are Inche Ismtul Haji Rais (vice-chair-man). Mr J. Chelllah (secretary) Mr.
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    Razak: The rural response r is splendid
    357 6 Razak: The rural response r is splendid MINISTER DENIES UPLIFT SCHEME HAS FAILED TO BEACH PEOPLE KLUANG, Sunday. fUN Abdul Razak yesterday denied allegations that the rural development programme had failed to reach the people. He said the people, right down to those in the remotest kampongs. had responded splendidly
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    Youths in 'gotong royong' expedition
    171 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Twenty-seven youtns attending the World Assembly of Youth seminar here yesterday participated in "gotong royong" (self-help) work when they helped farmers at Kampong Sungai Lalang, Semenylh. The Minister of Transport, Da to Sardon bin Hajl Jubir. and the Assistant Minister of Rural
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    CHINESE TOWKAYS 'AGAINST MALAYSIA' IN SABAH
    164 6 CHINESE TOWKAYS 'AGAINST MALAYSIA' IN SABAH KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— Mr. Richard Yap, secretarygeneral of the United National Kadazan Organisation of North Borneo, said yesterday that only big Chinese businessmen in his country opposed Malaysia. He added: "As for the other people, especially the local people, they are all for the
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    MUSLIM COLLEGE SPACE PROBLEM
    185 6 MUSLIM COLLEGE SPACE PROBLEM KLANG, Sun.— The sports, lecturers and students common rooms at the Muslim College here have been converted into classrooms to meet the shortage of accommodation. The principal of the college. Dr. Mohamed Abdul Rauf. told the Straits Times that even more space is needed to cope
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    Picnicker killed
    102 6 Picnicker killed KANGAR. Sun. A Chinese high school student was crushed to death by a boulder at a picnic at Batu Pahat, four miles from here, yesterday evening. Lee Ah Tong, 15, was swimming in a stream with his friends when the boulder rolled down a hill and crushed his
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    A plea on new traffic laws
    163 6 AN appeal to the police to allow for a period of educating the public before rigidly enforcing any new traffic regulation was made by Mr Tan Peng Khoon (All. -Bandar Penggaram) speaking at yesterday's meeting of the Johore Legislative Assembly. Mr. Tan said that
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    The great wine ruse...
    1486 7 HOW 1,500,000 GREEN BOTTLES WERE SAVED EARLY on the morning of April 25, 1945, 10 bleary-eyed German soldiers under the command of ;i bilious-looking ollicer mounted their motor' cycles and roared oul of the Kalian town of Santa Vittoria d'Alba. The Germans had travel led only
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  • The Sunday Times Monday, June 11. 1962.
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      Communism in Travail
      649 8 The Communist bloc appears to be paying considerable tribute to the capitalist system. The Wall Street jeers have been muted, replaced by savage attacks on the European Common Market (Mr. Khrushchev has styled it a marriage between males), by proposals for a world trade organisation and by
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      New Phase
      319 8 After 44 months, martial law has been lifted in Pakistan, and a national assembly (indirectly elected) sworn in. It goes without saying, however, that the clock has not been turned back, for the new constitution now brought into force shows little trace of the system of parliamentary democracy
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      The Better Tyre
      219 8 All news of further releases from the American stockpile brings its modicum of grief. But there is an ingenuity about the arrangements required for the sale of an additional 12,000 to 15,000 tons of rubber which is very pleasant The Defence Department la revising IU specifications for
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    FRANCE'S IMAGE IN FRIGHTENED ALGERIA
    871 8  - FRANCE'S IMAGE IN FRIGHTENED ALGERIA Gerard Piloquet THE FEAR THAT HAS NOW TURNED TO PANIC by AFTER th c OAS setbacks immediately following the Algerian cease-fire (the arrests of ex-Cenerals Jouhaud and Salan, the cordon ing-off of Bab-el-Oued. and the referendum in France), many people hoped that the OAS would
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    111 8 2* Word, $10 (Minimum) CLACUPPILLAI AND CHILDREN Thank ratatrm and friends who atirndrd (unrral. aent condolrncr.i, wrrath on thrir recent hereavrment. thank doctors and naff of Ipoh Ho*. Pltii I MR(. J.M. CARVALHO and Family thank the prlr'ta of at. Krancm Chunk and at. Peter'a Church, sisters or ChlJ,
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      128 8 Wanted— more HSC classes "THE setting up of more HMC. classes In Ne*rl Sembllan is as urgent as It la In Johore Although the population of this state Is by no means small and Is fast-growing the number of H.S.C. classes remains the same. For example, in Seremban there are
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      June 12 now
      56 8 IT was stated in the Straits Times of May 28 that the Philippine Independence Day celebration will be held on July 4, 1962. The celebrations of the principal national holiday Independence Day of the Philippines shall henceforth be held on June 12 every year. ILUMINADO G. TORRES
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      97 8 I HAVE always had a profound respect for teachers if not as Intellectual giants at least as a class by themselves having an above average intelligence. But when I gauge the stupidity of a particular teacher against that of my 8-year-old son for marking a pass to sentences
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      48 8 ISUOOEST that radio cars be sent to patrol deserted areas like Wilkinson Road where boys and adults often molest young girls. As a result, many school girls are afraid to walk alone. I was nearly a victim too. but was saved by a passerby. VICTIM Singapore
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    320 8  -  John Bland by OUR ONLY ENEMY IS U.S. GOVT/ HAVANA. Bun.— Bearded Cuban Prime Minister Dr. Fidel Castro sipped cups of black coffee In a fiuiet Havana bar in the early hours today and told me: "We have made mistakes, but we are going to correct them. We
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    BOATING AT THE NATIONAL ZOO
    194 9 BOATING AT THE NATIONAL ZOO KUALA LUMPUR, Sun —A "boating paradisc" is being planned for the National zoo in Ulu Klang, the chairman of the council of the Malayan Zoological Society, Mr. V. M. Hutson, said today. He added that facilities would be provided for sailing and rowing in the
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    Meeting of bosses
    89 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A meeting of employers .sponsored by the Federation of Malaya Industrial and Commercial Employers' Consultative Association will be held at the Language and Literature Agency here on Tuesday. The Minister of Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. will address the meeting on "The role of
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    Home State welcome to Sharifah
    229 9 Home State welcome to Sharifah ARAU, Sun.— Sharifah Salwa. eldest daughter of the King and Queen, and her husband. Tengku Suleiman of Johore, were accorded a rousing welcome today when she returned to h2r home State for a twoday visit. big crowd, including more than 1.000 schoolchildren, lined the main
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    CURB SMOKING, SAY THE DOCTORS
    148 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Singapore Medical Association has called on the Government to take immediate steps to discourage the smoking of cigarettes in the state. The association, in a letter it sent to the Minister foi Health last week, has called for a long and sustained
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    He is lone ODDOsition
    82 9 TANAH RATA. Sun— The only Socialist Front candidate to contest a seat in the Ringlet local council elections •vas returned yesterday with a 52-vote majority over his Alliance opponent The successful candidate is Mr. Mariappan, alias Athanarl, a bus driver, who will sit as the only
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    Miss In-Chen's love quest
    308 9 SHE WANTS TO LEARN COURTING HABITS IN MALAYA J£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. A pretty Chinese novelist, Miss In-Chen, is here to learn about the courting habits of Malayans. She la collecting material for a book. "Love Around the World," and plans to include a chapter on Malaya.
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    Mr. SWAMY: 'LEARN THE LANGUAGE'
    128 9 Mr. SWAMY: 'LEARN THE LANGUAGE' TELUK ANSON, Sun.— Mr. K V. Swamy, president of the Andhra Association of Malaya, today called on Telegas In Malaya "to learn the national language as quickly as possible and be loyal to the Federation of Malaya and the King." He was speaking at the
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    Transport co-op to boost tourism
    163 9 pORT BWETTENHAM. Sun. A new transport co-operative society is to be formed here to boost tourism. It la to be called the Sunßci Dua Transport Co-operative Society and will start with a capital of $100,000. A meeting will be held soon to appoint a four-man
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    Village leaders attend course
    44 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun— The Menteri Besar of Johore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hall Yunos. declared open a 10--day rural development kampong leadership course at the Johore Training Centre here today It is being attended by 74 newly appointed Kampong headmen.
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    REVENUE MEN'S CLAIMS FOR ARBITRATION
    347 9 REVENUE MEN'S CLAIMS FOR ARBITRATION T^HE Federation Government has agreed to sub--1 mit the claims for revision of salaries by revenue officers to arbitration, the Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Shamsudin. announced today. i 1 He was opening the annual delegates conference of the Customs Services Union of Malaya
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    In land of Moo S'pore style
    64 10 In land of Moo S'pore style THE MALAYAN version of Alley Oop (extreme right) with his girl-friend Oola (extreme left) and clansmen in the Land of Moo one of the floats in Saturday's procession organised by the University of Singapore Students' Union to inaugurate its welfare month. The procession of
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    ASSEMBLY HEARS THE GOOD AND BAD OF TODDY
    280 10 ASSEMBLY HEARS THE GOOD AND BAD OF TODDY IOHORE BAHRU, J Sun.— A $25,000 toddy shop at Batu Pahat started a lively debate in the Johore Legislative Assembly yestprday. Mr. M. P. Kumaran (All. Batu Enam) said: "It is rather a oain to note that $25,000 ha.s been allocated to
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    Yearly free flight for all MAL workers
    284 10 NEW SALARY SCALE FOR EMPLOYEES SINGAPORE, Sunday. JpREE flights once a year to Thailand, Indonesia, the Borneo territories, Hong Kong and the Federation will be provided for about 1,200 employees of Malayan Airways under an agreement signed i i The agreement also allows
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    Untrained teachers get last chance
    257 10 PENANG, Sunday. ITNTRAINED teachers of English in fully-assisted Chinese schools will be given a last chance to be trained during the end-of-term holidays. Home after three years KUALA LUMPUR. SunThree Malayan girls who have completed a three-year physiotherapy course in New Zealand under the Colombo
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    Operation 'Trumpeter'
    50 10 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Three thousand and five hundred men of 28 Commonwealth Infantry Brigade todaj be Ran a 20-day military exercise. Starting from Singapore. the exercise, code-named "Trumpeter", will cover the Triang, Temerloh and Mentakab areas in the Federation. Aircraft of Far East Air Force are also taking part.
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    MINING WORKERS TO SEEK NEW DEAL
    227 10 MINING WORKERS TO SEEK NEW DEAL IPOH, Sun.— The national president of the All-Malaya Mining Industry Staff Union. Mr. C.A. Mathews. said here today that staff in the mining industry should also get a fiveday week if such a scheme is adopted by the Government. '•If the Government accepts five
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      741 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCY FOB CONTROLLER OF FIRE SERVICES Applications are invited from suitably qualified persona for the abore mentioned post, on contract for a period of three years. Renewal of contract U by mutual agreement. Salary will be $1,750/- pcx month plus inducement pay at the rate
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      595 11 NOTICES NOTICE mmAnoN or malata IMiMMi/. Bt«y flf. M^aasstsssfsMkaMt f#» f^pf,»'»i/ 9 7%79 mmmm*\^mr^m ■fit* 1/1-H77/M Notice U hereby glten that the Transfer Register of Ukt above- mentioned Loan will be closed from 16th to 30th June, IM2, both days Inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. Registrar of Public
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      743 11 onUnofd from Page B) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word* ti (Ml*.)— Box tt et*. extra SOX A6BO S.T. K.L. Position filled Applicants thanked WANTEO GRADUATES to Teach Enxlisb, Mathematics and Science. Apply Sam Tet school. Ipoh. WANTEO AN EXPERIBNCBD Teacher to teach English and Malay In Senior Classes. Apply Bin Mia
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      1055 11 SITUATIONS VACANT I* Word* tt (Mi*.)— Box tt et*. oxtro ACCOUNTANT REQUIRED for Malacca branch of large agency bouse Applicants should be qualified and nave bad some commercial experience. A Brat-class command of English la absolutely essential Applications to Box A 582 B.T. X.L WANTED REPRESENTATIVE IN Kuala Lumpur by
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    Russia: The big search that has begun
    1181 12  - Russia: The big search that has begun ALLINCTON KENNARD STRAIT! TIMtS BOOK REVIEW by II THERE are two Soviet Empires. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is itself an immense conglomeration of nationalities and territories conquered or annexed by the soldiers of the Czars, and settled by Russian traders and
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      268 12 j A world of his own He is in another world, so absorbed that for the moment you are forgotten. He feels secure because you, his father, are always there to comfort and provide for him. He never thinks it could be otherwise. But you know differently. You know there
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      236 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSB 7. Having landed outside I'm' Set in opposiuon they cal! in g^jy* 8. A 'tetto- from Scotland (5). TA^tf"' 8 XTtsT other refreUllng X4.!R™ U SSS-V f 11. Hoctor enter, last to ad- the Commonwealth 12 sSrih'r^WiSft Tv*- ie on trtes but as li. HeaiUl rcsOrl.'
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    A not so cheerful trading week
    2222 14 INCREASED BEARISH FEELING From Our Market Correspondent fHE trading week on the Malayan Stock Exchange, shortened in both the Federation and Singapore b> holidays, was in many respects not a cheerful one. An early drop in prices in Wall Street, a declining rubber price,
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 14 KI'BRER TIN (per Ib.) (per picul) Jane 4 closed M. 14.37 S 5 76',-rts. $450.50 6 73-', rU. clom4 7 7C.CU. 5451.50 7.V-» cts. 5450.110 9 $4 17. Ml
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    Another erratic time for tin
    299 14 Another erratic time for tin IT was once again an 1 erratic week on the Straits Tin Market with prices finishing lower on Saturday morning when there was a fall of $2.50 to $447.50. the lowest level since June of last year Saturdays offering of 250 tons was higher than
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    COMMODITY
    324 14 June rirtl gran* had opened tbe nek at 78! cenu There wu Durst ot activity oa Wednesday when demand from overseas found tellers reluctant to meat the market especially with the Fedsratlen Rubbsr Exnmu clooed On« broker's report said with low buylnit support In evidence Mill lower prices are
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    54 14 Current pavmrnt ll.li Ol pa\mrnt Total for Total I prcvioot IVrarnc Bros. K Kampar °lv Benut iampofiK Kaanlaa \ulim Kabber raril-Bnias falani Para >ocomana 8> Kd. 10, IU«. Sid. lunr >' Jult II lunr !6 lul> 13 Aug. I luh 3 vmr 4%. 6d I.' .'ii', id. if»r
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      829 14 [™lORIENTI LINES I ROUND VOYAGE TO JAPAN S.S. "CHITRAL" Deportt:— Penong litfi June 1*62 Sittgupert 15th June 1962 for H-.ngko.wj 19th/21st June, Jopon 25Mi/29th June. Hongkong 3rd /6th j.t>. Returna: Singapore 9th July 1962 Penang 1 2rh July 1962 Forts from:— Ptnang froM $926.00 Singapore from $883.00 LIMITED FIRST CLASS
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      159 14 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES June S June 6 June 7 June t June t industrials: 171. 14 170.80 171 47 170.31 170.M Tins: 279.83 271.H 279.H6 274.21 308.M t rubbers: 191. 1t 191.10 191.10 191. 16 IXI Ifi Jan. 1 1041,100 WATCH YOUR MONEY IiROW Invest in the THIRD MALAYAN FUND.
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    Malayan share list
    1063 15 Malayan share list THE nUto of shares on thr Malayan Stock Exchan«r ■bow la* busineas to June 1. (A) and laet btutoeaa stoce that date IB) with H and L Mandlng for Hlghcat and Lowest business this year to date were: INOIrSTRIALS ML A I AIM BriCtl 230 M Oros
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    79 15 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made these changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday all rates to $100): Selling TT or OD reddy: Swift* Franc* 140.: Holland Guildrrs 117', On the free exchaiiKr market !n Hun; Kong, the I'.S dollar wa* quoted at 5 72*. for TT.
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      1472 15 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCIES II THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT APPLICATIONS are invited for the vacant posts luted oelow from persons who have the required qualifications and experience listed against the posts:— (a) SUPERVISOR OF WORKSHOP/EQUIPMENT: 2 vacancies salary scale $840 x 40 1 1.580/-. Qualification* experience: Must hold acceptable qualifications
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      966 15 NOTICE NOTICE CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE NOT|CE I ELECTRICITY DEPAKTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Malayan Fertilisers Ltd. hereby t~ give notice to the public that their i work to be earned out at Frankel i r-^iot. u M £v oflUffM— ttr nino vi avenue Sub-station R will be K^nlost Thos77eielDU^re UIIIMH
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      685 15 TENDERS P.W.D. TRENGGANU TENDER NOTICE Tenders from registered Contractors Class "D" and above under Head V Sub: Head I only will be received at the Office of The State Engineer P.W.D. Trengganu up to 12 noon of the Uth June. 1982 for the Supply of Metal from Ker'eh Quarry situated
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      506 15 TENDERS TEN )ERS are invited separate- ly for: A. The supply of rations and B. The supply of rice, sugar and condensed milk In each case for six month* from 1/7/IM2 to 31 12/1962 for; the Junior Technical (Trade) School. Ipoh. Full particulars may be obtained from the Chief Instructor
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      582 15 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS for the xupply of Two i2j Tractors will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Jentera Kanan. JKR. Negrn Perak. Lanat Lane. Ipi.h up to 3.00 p.m. on Monday the 25m June. 1962 from Contractor* <Supply» who are Registered with the PWD Pull
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      Late goal saves HK against Services
      329 16 SERVICES 2 HONG KONG 2; Singapore Sunday LATE goal by Wong iMan Wai saved the Hong Kong soccer tourists from defeat in their match against Singapore Joint Services before a crowd of just over 3,000 at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Services, after conceding a
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      141 16 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER CRICKET MacGILLIVKAY (IP <T. Anson>: L Perak final Bagan Datoh 3 Ciceiy 1 SPORE DIV. 2.%: Jollllads 3 Kota Raja 1. BKANUKK SIIIKLD <Ipoh): YMCA bt ACS Old Boys by 16 runs; YMCA 82 (Mahendran 4-23 >. Sld"k 4-27) Old Boys 66 (Amala<lass 7-12 >. L PEKVK
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      EX-PERAK CHAMP OUSTED IN Q-FINALS
      203 16 EX-PERAK CHAMP OUSTED IN Q-FINALS IPOH. Sun. Lim Ah Sau. of Taiping, created an upset by beating Henry Lam. No. 2 •.seed" and former Perak schoolboy champion. In the men's 'singles quarterfinals of the Perak junior badminton championship* here today. Ah Bau's opponent in the semi-finals will be Mohamed Rosll.
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      Ramanathan and Perera shine
      103 16 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. BrilIV liant bowling by S. Ramanattan and P. Perera. who took live wickets each lor 10 and 16 run> respectively. enabled T.P.C.A. to beat University of Malaya by 68 .runs in tttt Stonor Shield match on the padang today. Scores: TPCA 101 tS.
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      Sapuan best athlete
      49 16 SEREMBAN, Sun.— PC. Sapuai. ol Seremban District was individual champion at the Neßri Scmbilan Police athletic meet hert today. He was first in the 110 m hurdles and hop-step-jump and second in the 100 m. high lump and long jump. Tampin District were the champion unit.
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      369 16 SYDNEY. Sun.— Results of Australian football matches: VICTORIA STATE: Croat 0 Georse 2: Jmentus 4 Morelancl 3: Lion 0 Slrvui 1: Melbourne 1 Wilhelnuna 3: Polonia 0 Hakoa 1: S. Melbourne 0 Jum 1. VICTORIA Div 1 <N>: Corio 3 Box Hill I; Heidelberg 1 Croatit 4:
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    435 16 ATHLETICS Kenneth scores comeback victory SINGAPORE. Sun. Kenneth Perera. former Malayan half-mile native record holder, made triumphant comeback today, winning the 800 metres In 2 mln. 6 sec. at Thomson Road. Kenneth was cometlng in In the triangular meeting between Police. Swifts and Teachers Training College. Swifts (171 points) won
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    952 16 RAIN ENDS VARSITY'S CHASE FOR RUNS AGAINST THE RECS SINGAPORE CRICKET ROUNDUP DAIN marred two of the three matches in the Singapore Cricket Association's senior tournament today. The only match which ended decisively was at Balestier Road where Ceylon Sports Club Rained a three-wicket win over neighbours Indian Association just
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    167 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The annual cricket match between Federation Police and Singapore Police ended in a draw, at Gurney Road here today. Final scores: Federation 173 and 101 for four declared; Singapore 117 and 55 for two. Rain held up resumption of play lor nearly three
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