The Straits Times, 12 June 1962

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    17 1 AVIH\(,i: DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Sunday Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1962. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon LAOS: GOVT FORMED
    516 1 No post for rightist Prince Boun Oum Neutral leader new Premier jyjOSCOW, Mon. Tass, the Soviet News agency, reported from the Plain of Jars today that Prince Souvan na Phuuma, Laos Neutralist leader, had announced the formation of a provisional Laotian Government. Tass said Prince Souvanna would
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    Lock icon 15 pupils killed
    31 1 BUENOS AIRES. Mon. Fifteen children were killed and 40 seriously injured when a train hit their school bus on a level crossing in thick fog here today.— Reuter.
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    TIN: TELL US YOUR PLANS U.S. TOLD
    1073 1 TIN: TELL US YOUR PLANS U.S. TOLD KUALA LUMPUR, Monday r f^HE Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee, today said there was an urgent need for the U.S. Government to tell the world at an early date its specific plans for the disposal of surplus stockpile
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    Unions to defy ban on meeting
    172 1 Unions to defy ban on meeting SINGAPORE, Mon. Forty left wing trade unions here intend to defy a Government ban on a mass meeting to "discuss" the Referendum Bill. Notice of this was given to the police this morning by four oi the 11 convenors. The meeting will be held
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    Lock icon New Dutch airlift
    71 1 AMSTERDAM. Mon. A chartered X.L.M. airliner left here today for Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, carrying a platoon of Dutch soldiers on their way to Dutch New Guinea. Today's flight was the first of a series of 12 in which an estimated 800 Dutch soldiers are to be airlifted
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    NEWS OFF THE AIR BECAUSE OF POWER FAILURE
    101 1 NEWS OFF THE AIR BECAUSE OF POWER FAILURE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The 1.30 news bulletin of Radio Malaya went off the air today because of a power failure. Radio listeners wondered what happened as the radio went "dead." There was a transmission failure in the Central Electricity Board power station
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    Lock icon W. Irian victory claims
    142 1 THE CAPTURE of 1 Sorong, Fak Fak, Manokwari, Kaimana and other West New Guinea towns were "now only a matter of time." Major Surawidjaja, spokesman for the "West Irian Theatre Command" has told reporters in Makassar. The towns of Sansapor JAKARTA. Monday and Teminabuan were still
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    Lock icon Tasek Chini keeps its secret under 18ft. mud
    580 1 Tasek Chini keeps its secret under 18ft. mud RAF DIVING TEAM GIVE UP THE SEARCH AFTER SIX DAYS OF TOIL FROM DAWN TO DUSK-NOT A SINGLE CLUE TO 'LOST CITY' From K. BASKARAN: TASEK CHINI, Monday THE R.A.F. has given up its search for the legendary lost city ol Tasek
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    Lock icon Jouhaud lawyer's home bombed
    45 1 I PARIS. Mon. A plastic 1 bomb today wrecked the home here of Maitre Yves jPerussel. chief defence coun- sel of ex-Oeneral Edmond Jouhaud. former O.A.S. seIcond in command, sentenced to death last April. No casualties were imme- diately reported. Reuter.
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    Canton riot by hungry workers
    114 1 OONG KONG. Mon.- Hungry Communist workers rioted yesterday in Canton, when several hundred people failed to get rice at a food rationing station, the Seng Weng newspaper reported today. It added that Communist soldiers shot more than 10 of the rioters and arrested several others.
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 STABBED TO Di/ lAPORE x 11,I 1 ik hn -w. I l 1 11] In .th hi >•■ l»nigh< rfc n < I .-in I'.irkl 11)1
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    No hope for these tens of millions
    371 2 THE BEST SHELTERS WILL NOT SAVE THOSE NEAR NBOMB BLASTS THE United States civil defence chief said yesterday the Government had no hopes or illusions about preventing tens of millions of deaths in the event of an all-out nuclear attack. What it was
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    Lock icon FEW REFUGEES SEEK LIFE ON FORMOSA
    149 2 HONG KONG. Monday. AM R. ROBERT DER, who said he had been authoaTl rised by the Taipeh Government to register Chinese refugees for Formosa, was today reported to have said that few of them wanted to go there. According to the Sooth China Morning
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    76 2 For whatever the tangiV blc rewards may be, the professions of medicine and nursing not only enjoy as high a respect as any. but also. I believe, give those engaged in them a satisfaction equalled in few other callings. Queen Elizabeth m qMKb to doctors and nurses i Cambridge
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    Lock icon FOREIGN DESK PHOTO SPECIAL
    89 2 FOREIGN DESK PHOTO SPECIAL So quietly she goes QUARDS carefully place an unidentified woman demonstrator on a stretcher as pacifists protesting against the seizure of their peace boat Everyman continue their fast-to-death at the Federal Building at San Francisco. The fast was the latest move adopted by about 40 youthful
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    EDDIEGOES TO A BALL GAME WITH — JULIET —
    96 2 EDDIEGOES TO A BALL GAME WITH JULIET LOS ANGELES, Mon. Singer Eddie Fisher.-future ex-nusoand of tilm star Elizabeth Taylor, and South African dancer Juliet Prowse showed up together yesterday at Chavez Ravine stadium to watch the Los Angeles and Kansas City Athletics baseball game. They posed for photographers at the
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    Last before S-blast?
    158 2 THE United States conducted a nuclear test detonation in the low megaton yield range near Christmas Island in the Pacific about 1600 GMT yesterday, the Atomic Energy Commission announced. It was the 17th detonation In the atmospheric series that started in the Pacific on April 25. nuclear
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    Quick look round...
    356 3 Quick look round... ALGIERS, Monday. A RMED gangsters held up gamblers at gun point **in Algiers Municipal Casino last night and stole 35,000 new francs (about $13,000) from the desk where betting chips are issued. The raid came just before play at the roulette and chemin-de-fer tables was due to
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    Lock icon All June 8 babies to get shares
    76 3 All June 8 babies to get shares J£STFRIIAZY (Saskatchewan). Mon. Kvcrv baby born In Saskatchewan on June 8 is eligible for a share of stock in a company to celebrate its striking of potash hereOffßials of thi' Inter national Minerals and hcmii al Corporation (Canada) said the potash deposit, estimated
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    Lock icon The 'Tiger' threatens to burn down police post
    216 3 The 'Tiger' threatens to burn down police post OANGKOK, Mon. A •"notorious bandit who eluded the police after a six-hour gun battle on the outskirts of Bangkok on Saturday threatened last night to burn down a police station in reprisal for the capture of two of his gang. The police
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    Lock icon 13 strip and burn women arrested
    220 3 TRAIL, (British Columbia), Monday. POLICE yesterday arrested 13 women of the fanatical "Sons of Freedom" Doukhobor sect who stripped and set fire to their clothes inside the house of John Virgin Orthodox Doukhobor leader. The house was partially destroyed by fire and police said
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    Lock icon FOUR CROSS ROUGH CHANNEL ON SKIS
    122 3 /CALAIS. Mon. Three Britons and a South African crossed the Channel yesterday on water skis. The four. members of Sherlngham, Norfolk. Water Ski Club, made the 21 -mile trip from Dover to Calais In rough water, towed by three outboard motor boats. A launch
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    Don Juan to the rescue
    81 3 ANTIBES < French Riviera), Mon.— Don Juan Carlos of Spain and his bride. Princess Sophia of Greece, picked up survivors from a sinking Belgian yacht near here yesterday while they were cruising on board their honeymoon yacht, police said The Belgian yacht, identified as the
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    Lock icon BRIGHT FATHERS FOR ALL PLAN
    418 3 LONDON Monday. t gIR JULIAN HUXLEY, the noted biologist, has suggested that husbands waive their right of fatherhood in -the higher interests of the human race, the Observer said yesterday. The Sunday newspaper said Sir Julian, a fellow of the Royal Society, urged a "few
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    Lock icon Macmillan, the Market and an election
    144 3 Macmillan, the Market and an election |_ONDON. Mon. A front page report in the Daily Express today said that Mr. Macmillan. the Prime Minister, may decide to hold a general election within the next nine months. "If British Ministers reject the final deal offered by the Six (the member nations
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    Dato Lee installed today
    597 4 NEW CHANCELLOR TO CONFER HIGHER DEGREES ON 12 BRILLIANT SCHOLARS TWELVE higher degrees will be conferred by Dato Lee Kong Chian after his installation as Chancellor of the University of Singapore at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow. They are rich rewards to crown the long years of
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    Drug cache in house— widow goes to prison
    371 4 Drug cache in house widow goes to prison SINGAPORE, Mon.— A widowed mother of six, receiving public assistance at $57 a month, was found with raw*" opium and morphine totalling $9,878 in value during a Customs raid at her house on May 8, the First Criminal District Court was told
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    335 4 fHE following Is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London. Dusseldorf, Beirut. Teheran. New Delhi. Rangoon. <3A 718) 6.10 p.m.; from Hong Kong IBA961) 1.15 p.m. QanUs: Prom New Delhi <QP 152) 9.10 a.nv: from
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    Tagore Medal for S'pore
    75 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Assistant Commissioner for India In Singapore, Mr. G. J. Malik, will present the Singapore Tagore Centenary Celebrations Committee with a Tagore Medallion in appreciation of its contributions towards the world wide celebrations of the great Indian poet last year. The medallion, specially made
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    'Hospital Nite'
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The General Hospital Recreation Club will hold a "Hospital Nite" at Sea View Hotel on June 30 from 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
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    O.B. President
    18 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. G. Ablsheganaden has been elected president of the St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association.
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    New strike warning to Rediffusion
    367 4 JUST before signing a new wage agreement with Rediffusion (Singapore) Ltd. this morning the SingaDore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union submitted a new ultimatum to the company to settle its demand for "lock out" pay by Saturday, or face a strike by its employees again.
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    STEPS TAKEN TO CLEANSE, STRENGTHEN THE SPA
    223 4 STEPS TAKEN TO CLEANSE, STRENGTHEN THE SPA SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Peoples Alliance today said that the party was now undergoing a "thorough reorganisation" to cleanse and strengthen the party so that it could be of better service to the people. A party statement said this when commenting on the
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    New week-end racket in, housing
    367 5 ASSISTANT MINISTER ANNOUNCES STERN, EXTENSIVE MEASURES KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. i^iE Assistant Minister of the Interior, Inche Ismail bin Yusof, today spoke of an organisation which put up illegal buildings on State land on weekends and holidays, then sold them to "unsuspecting" people. Inche Ismail announced
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    A reminder by Chief Minister on loyalty, devotion
    128 5 A reminder by Chief Minister on loyalty, devotion PNANG. Mon. Federal citizens of Indian or Chinese origin should no longer be concerned with the countries from which they or their forefathers originally came, the Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, declared today. "Our loyalty and devotion," he said when declaring open
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    J.A.L. JETS WILL SOON FLY TO JAKARTA
    164 5 J.A.L. JETS WILL SOON FLY TO JAKARTA OINGAPORE, Mon. Japan Air Lines will extend its South-East Asian Convair jet service to Jakarta from July 16. This was announced here today by the airline's publicity chief. Mr. Tonao Senda. Mr. Senda has just visited Jakarta, where he made arrangements for the
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    A NEW CRISIS FACES PARTY RAKYAT
    101 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. IjARTY Rakyat Singapore is facing a crisis after the recent resignation of its chairman, Inche Amir bin Haji Omar, who accused the party of being "chauvinistic." Now, it is understood that party factions are fighting over the question of whether the party
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    Had dutiable cigarettes
    54 5 SINGAPORE Mon. Two Indonesians, caught at sea at 1 a.m. yesterday, were today fined $3,500 each. or seven months' Jail, for possession of 55 lb. of dutiable cigarettes. Yasir bin Idris 22, and La Mama, 27, were arrested when a customs patrol swooped on their koleh off
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    New offices
    24 5 PENANG. Mon. The Governor. Raja Tun Uda al-Haj, today opened the new $500,--000 building of the American International Assurance Company In Penang.
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    All seats go to Alliance
    77 5 KANGAR. Mon.— The Alliance scored a clean sweep in both the Kakl Bukit and Mahang local councils in Perils and South Kedah last nighi The Alliance captured all 12 seats in Kakl Bukit and nine seats at Mahang. Parish supper JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The congregation
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    HE SEEKS UNCLE CHARLES SINCE 1914
    78 5 HE SEEKS UNCLE CHARLES SINCE 1914 ■INGAPORE. Mon. An Englishman has asked the Straits Times to help trace his uncle, who has been missing for 38 years, his letter. Mr. John Teesdale, of Basildon, Essex said that his uncle Charles Teesdale. "disappeared" in 1924. while serving with the Duke of
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    CARELESS DRIVING: $30 FINE FOR M.P.
    187 5 pENANG, Mon. A Member of Parliament. Lim Kean Siew, was fined $30 today for driving without due care and attention at Pangkor Road on Jan. 2 this year. "In view of the special reasons given by defence counsel and according to law, I will
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    DEADLOCKED MINES PAY TALKS RESUMED
    137 6 IPOH. Mon. Negotiations between the Malayan Mining Employers' Association and the All-Malayan Mining Industry Staff Union, which had reached deadlock in December last year, were resumed here today. Conference sources Indicated, however, that todays talks also had not progressed satisfactorily. The union's negotiating team will
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    Saucer Dance at wedding
    86 6 TWO pretty girls doing the "Tari Firing" Saucer Dance before th« bridal couple, Syed Hussin bin Abu Bakar AlJoffre and Che Sharifah Fatimah, at their wedding in Petaling Jaya on Sunday night. Syed Hussin is with the Public Works Department in Malacca. The bride is the
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    Commissioner: Isn't this a case of 'false' promotion?
    776 6 Commissioner: Isn't this a case of 'false' promotion? SINGAPORE, Monday. MR. Justice Wee Chong Jin, the Commissioner inquiring into last November's Secondary Four examination boycott, suggested to a witness today that the Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union and other Chinese educational bodies were wrong in insisting that students who passed
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    THREE SERVICES SEEK OFFICER CADETS
    181 6 rpHE Federation MiliA tary College is recruiting officer cadets for the Federation Army, Royal Malayan Navy, and the Royal Malayan Air Force. Applicants must be Federal citizens and must have attained the age of 171 years but not their 21st birthday, by Jan. 1. 1963.
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    Will this man succeed Mr. Nehru..?
    1305 7  -  COLIN CROSS BY KRISHNA MENON'S NAME IS MOST FREQUENTLY MENTIONED IN NEW DELHI I WALKED through the splendid marble corridors of India's Ministry of Defence, designed by Lutyens, until 1 reached Krishna Menon's vast room. It was almost in darkness. Wearing a loose white
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    234 8 M Wm4» fin (Minimum) MR AND MRS. T VwhlllnKam of li'iKun thank nil relatlvr* lltld frlrnda tor hel|i .ml present* at Ilieir urdrllnn .it Kr'i I''tint. THE FAMILY OF th.- Intr Mm. ntn ii .ir, ,i..|.,> (mttfal n.r all th>- hrip nnd kind oprmalona of Dent. THE FAMILY or
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  • The Sunday Times Tuesday, June 12. 1962.
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      The Third Round
      370 8 Speculation on the consequences if the princely talks in Laos break down is surely a little previous. Perhaps too much was expected after the magnificent progress made the first day. when Prince Boun Oum withdrew the right winu claim to the portfolios oi defence and the interior.
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      New Squatters
      255 8 The Government's announcement that it intends to take drastic measures against new squatting on State land comes none too soon. Unauthorised building has become an increasingly serious problem, felt most acutely in areas where development is in progress. Penang. Ipoh, Malacca, Klang —all the larger towns have their
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      A Price For Tin
      615 8 It is all too true, as Mr. Chcah Theam Swee says, that as long as the American Government does not clarify its intentions on the disposal of tin from the stockpile, the market will be upset by rumour and uncertainty. Unfortunately tho American Government is not
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    Real issue behind the referendum
    1276 8 THE Political Secretary to the Prime M i n i s t er. Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, tonight hinted that the* Government may base the coming referendum on merger on two questions: DO YOU want the White Paper proposals which were passed by the Assembly
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    Lock icon Stalin... and the lottery of death...
    785 8 Stalin and the lottery of death «USS I ANS are n o w reading for the first time a personalised account of the terror which stalked the Soviet Union unrler Stalin. Th© account Is published in Novi Mir the monthly organ of the Soviet Writers' Union. The author is 76-year-pld
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    'FALLEN ANGELS' VERDICT DELAYED
    272 9 'FALLEN ANGELS' VERDICT DELAYED IPOH. Mon. Four policemen stationed in Ipoh denied on oath in the Sessions Court today that they had assaulted two persons who were in custody pending investigations under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance. At the end of the hearing the court president. Syed Hassan Al-jefTeri. reserved
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    Four thugs take children's 'piggy bank'
    99 9 Four thugs take children's 'piggy bank' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Eight children aged oetween six and 14 were studying their school lessons round a table in their home in Ipoh Road here yesterday when four youths in drainpipe trousers walked 1" by the bacK door. The four then ransacked the place
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    Dr. Yang is new head
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University. Dr. Chuang Chu Lin. today announced the appointment of Dr. Chaucer C.F. Yang as head of the Department of Industrial Management in place of Professor Wallace Liu. who has resigned. Dr. Yang recently returned after a nine-month tour
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    Gonedeadly 'Devil's Elbow'
    49 9 SEREMBAN, Mon.— The "Devil's Elbow", a sharp brnd four and a quarter miles from here on the road to Kuala Lumpur, has now been straightened by a deviation which cost $100,000. At least six people lost their lives in accidents in rerent years at this bend.
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    $130 million plan for padi
    272 9 IRRIGATION SCHEME FOR DOUBLE CROPS IN KEDAH, PERLIS CANALS WILL COVER 252,000 ACRES: A NEW HYDRO PLANT ALSO PROPOSED KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. A SIX-POINT $130 million irrigation plan has been drawn up for padi cultivation in Kedah and Perlis. It includes proposals for storage works,
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    Lee to speak
    42 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will address members of the four chambers of commerce, who will hold a dinner at the Cathay Restaurant on Wednesday night to welcome him back from his recent world tour.
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    Social uplift tax: The sponsors expect to raise $250,000
    376 9 Social uplift tax: The sponsors expect to raise $250,000 T*HE sponsors of the Muslim social development voluntary tax plan, which was adopted by the first Congress of Muslim Organisations here yesterday, hope to raise $250,000 in the Stat*». This sum will come from some 10,000 Muslims employed by the Government
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    MARSHALL HITS AT RADIO SINGAPORE
    222 9 SINGAPORE. Monday. TiHE leader of the Workers' Party, Mr. David Marshall, today protested against Radio Singapore's anangements for a forum on the Referendum Bill scheduled for recording tomorrow. I -f. II tMi th- Minister In a letter to Mr. Jorn Duclos, head of the iro*'Jcastins
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    303 9 Advice to women unionists: Don't expect favours J^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister for Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, told women trade unionists here today that they should not seek special concessions "just because your are women Inche Bahaman, who was opening for women said: "You will have to dvII your
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    116 9 B.A. degree in U.S. for former B.B. schoolgirl IifISS Clio Bins Sum (above) former pupil o' the Bukit Hintang Girl's School. Kuala Lumpur, has taken a Bachelor of Arts (honours magnum rum laude) degrre at Clarke College, in Dtibuqur. lowa. one of the oldi'st women-; rollrges in the United States.
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    607 10 'SILENT FIGURE' BEHIND THE SCENES UNIVERSITY STUDENT, MARY ANN, TURNS HAIRDRESSER FOR PLAYERS yiTHEN a play is produced the actors and actresses are always in the limelight. The audience pays little attention to the people behind the scenes who help to make the play a success. It is the splendid
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    221 10 Hand-me-down bedding tor child lI AND ivih DOWN clothes for children are one thing. Hand-me-down bedding is another. Using the former saves on the family budget. Using the latter may mean poor sleeping for the child, says Mr. Ronald J. Shepherd, an executive of a bedding company in Chicago. Mr.
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      303 10 B^r^ And r6 I Jf KA tort jBl Mp B/'4 Bl S^ Andrex Toilet Tissue is soft as can be. and it's double for real strength, and fully wrapped to stay clean and hygienic. Andrex Toilet Tissue, in soft pink, blue, yellow, green and white. (I htLiifi is the inevitable
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    MORE INTEREST IN TINS ON MALAYAN SHARE MART
    558 12 MORE INTEREST IN TINS ON MALAYAN SHARE MART From Our Market Correspondent AFTER a quiet morning there was renewed interest shown in tin shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon. Buyers showed more enthusiasm having taken a second look at the levels to which current prices have dropped and
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    882 12 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock E^ccliange, Federation section yesterday with the number ol deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlops si 72 01,. (2,000> (1.73 I): Kant Smrlting (1,000) f 3: F. and N. ords (0.000) S2.TS; CJammon (&,>>oo> $1.71; G'town Disp. (2.000) $2, $1.65 OL: M. Containera $1.26
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    Rubber market is quiet: Selective short-covering
    347 12 WITH market changes overseas as expected and after a slight initial softness conditions ruled very quiet on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday with prices around 75 cents. Interest in lower sheet was reported to be limited to some selective short-covering. The Office of Emergency
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    112 12 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVrsTMFXT and industrial shares met stronger support today. Rises were mostly small and well outnumbered falls. Ollg were firm early, but later selling caused Irregularity A.OG. closed 55s 6d after sales at 575. 6d. Base metal* were quiet but steady and loans firm. Con Zinc. 61
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    125 12 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Sinlipore noon prices per pleul yesterday: Ceeenut ell: bulk $39 sellers, drum $42 sellers. Copra: June $2S buyers. $29 sellers. Popper: Muntok white SIS2J Kellera. Sarawak white $150 sellers, special Sarawak black $U7i sellers, garbled Larapong black $120 aellers. AST A $132 i sellers Singapore
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    112 12 Jun« 11. Three months. {OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS F. A N 13 eta. Cold Store 4irt. M. Box 12 eti Steamship 9 ct.« Brrwcrle* 28 eta B. Time* 18 eta. RoblnKon 9 eta 8. Traders 32 eta. 8. Darby 4 id. Uolteera 10 eta. W Jacks 10 eto. MININCS
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    MALAYAN EXCHANGE RATES
    120 12 THI Malayan ■letiante Banks' Asm- elatlen made tbeac changes In Its rates) to merchants yesterday (ail rates to S100>: New Verk: htiving TT 32 13/16.. airnvili OL> 32 15/16. W) d /at 33 3/16 credit bills. 33 5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 3ft 13 16. airmail
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    177 12 CHIPS lying alenglMe trm Sinptapor. <* wharves ts«Uy art: Mau l.li.vrt 31/32, Rrnckuch sV/M. BM M lavas OMtan i i M Kynyo Mnni Muru M, Antllochus 10 11 Tricolor II M. BM( Kf M Auby N\V. 4. Outer reads: Kmp. Knuwak.-. P-ikhoi, Lok.'in. Troon Br«- Ali», San
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      1014 12 U.S.A. Pacific. Atlantic, fit Great Lakes Service tIA tIA tU tl« tl» S'porv S'r<»m H'lulu i angn»r Nwi Cl'vf R C ■tsnski Man" 23/2S June ***** June II July 21 July 14 Ai| 11 All -ftimikawa Man" 2S July/ I Ai| All 1 Sepl t» Sept Oet All ve'seu equipoeo
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      1219 12 CLOSING PRICES June 11. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 7 5' 2 cents (down one-eighth of a cent). K.L.: 15 l 2 cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: Closed. SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES JUNE first grade rubbtr buyers f.o.b. J closed at 0 pin. in Singapore yesterday at 751 cents per lb.
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      664 12 FOOK HENG RUBBER WORKS LIMITED NO. 33 JALAN TUKO.VC. lI'OH Jk. Notice Is hereby given that nedltors having any claims against. the abovementioned compaiu required to submit their < l;uim to me not later than the 18ih June 1962 after which date no further claims will be entertaiim; Dated at
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      1320 13 TENDERS I i CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMKXT: (3rd Floor. City Hall) (a) Supply of 18" Steel Pipes. Tender deposit S2ou/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 24th July. 1962. (b) Supply of 30" and 18" Horl- > zomal Siuice Vaives. Tenner deposit $200/-. Ciase at 4.00 p.m. on
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      814 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD LABORATORY ASSISTANT. APPLICATIONS are Invited for he post of Laboratory Assistant 10 Mirk in the Control Laboratories it any ol the Board's major Steam s tat ions. Persons applying must be Federal Citizens between the ages of 22 and 10. and possess a Senior Cambridge
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      2153 13 I^EJ n K'nnliniK-fl from Cage 5j SITUATIONS VACANT 70 Word* SS (Mm.) Bux St eta. txtra PART-TIME BALLROOM DANCING lady assistant required. Apply to No l.'.t. Coronation Road Ext.. Talplnx EXPERIENCED PRINTING MAI CHINERV Salesman required for expanding Company In Singapore. Write Box A 4644. S.T., (Spore.) DRESSER-CONDUCTOR REOUMED. I
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      994 13 HOUSES i LAND WANTEO te* Wora-j Si (Ml*.)— Box it cl: txtrm I MODERN HOUSE, c or more nedttoms, large reception and dininK. rt mnimum site 2 acres in Spore or I B early occupation Kull particulars 8 sraM etc. to Box A 4603 s T Spore OUR SUPER-FAST SELLING
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      1082 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wmrdt Si (Mi*.)— Box it et: txtra MCA SEPT. 1»5» Hood condition ever raced Red. with X tyres 3.300/- Phonr Dr Khoo. Bagan lerai 205 Office hours. MAYFLOWER TRIUMPH, ReKtMemt t>;2. Two onners. good condition, axed and insured. $700/-. View at 2& Vilkir Road. Siug:>pore V. ZEPHYR
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      622 13 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. Word* Si (MlmJ—BJm ill cl: txlra RELAX AT Daisy Siamese Mur>-ff-Kt ■"<! steamtMth Kxpcrt masseur' masseuse n attendance. i"v\ Kiur Valley Road. 8' pore V. Trl TIRIO7 LIT LAURA Masmtr/ steamhutn retresD you. Licensed M..«. eeur/Maaaeusr 31U-P. Kuer Vsll.* Road. pore. Trltphooo 2M7» lu.uu a m to
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      G.E. Life's new loan, endowment policies
      206 14 G.E. Life's new loan, endowment policies THE Great Eastern 1 Life Assurance Co. Ltd. has introduced i new methods of providing family life assurance and loan or morttfase protection in conjunction with its Happy Family policies. This expansion in its comprehensive range of life j policies Is to meet the
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      Assistant is promoted
      50 14 Mr. Walter B. Bopp has been appointed general manager of the Philco International Division succeeding Mr. Harvey Williams. Mr. Bopp. who was previously assistant general manager, will now have full responsibility lor Philco's international consumer product activities, including relations with the company's overseas •subsidiaries and affiliated companies.
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      CPA director
      28 14 Mr. J. H. Bremriage. managing director of Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. is expected in Singapore this wee* from Hong Kong for a few days' business visit.
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      Malayan Venetian blinds
      142 14 Australian company to supply components ASSEMBLY PLANTS IN SPORE, K.L. AND PENANG J^S Australian company, Mey i s Taylor Sales IM>. Ltd., is establishing Venetian blind us sembly plants in Singapore, Kua I a Lumpur and Penang. The managing director of Meyers Taylor, Mr. H. G. Hamburger,
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      Manager goes on transfer to H.K.
      140 14 Manager goes on transfer to H.K. MR. H. C. A. Schofleld. manager of the Penang branch of Harper Gllflllan and Co. Ltd.. has left for Hong Kong to join his company's affiliate. W. R. Loxley and Co. Ltd.. as a director. Mr. Schofleld. 3». first arrived In Malaya in December
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      Indian cotton textiles facing keen competition on local market
      256 14 INDIAN cotton tex- tiles are now facing keen Hong Kong competition In Singapore and the Federation. Hong Kong is flooding the local market with her textiles following the United States imposition of import restrictions on her goods, according to Mr. V.
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      CHAIRMAN FOR THE 15th YEAR
      114 14 CHAIRMAN FOR THE 15th YEAR A LEADING Singapore produce merchant. Mr. Tan Siak Kew has again been elected president of the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange. He has held that ottice since 1948. Mr. Tan. who is the governing director of Buan Lee Seng Ltd.. is also deputy chairman of the
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      NOW AUSTRALIA TO SELL QUICK FROZEN FOOD
      213 14 NOW AUSTRALIA TO SELL QUICK FROZEN FOOD TRADITIONAL suppliers of quick frozen food to Singapore and the Federation will soon find fresh competition from Australia. Many Australian exporters, attracted by the growing demand for foodstuffs locally, are preparing to establish a market here, said Mr. R.W. Hynds, the export manager
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      TOP P.R. POST AT FORD FOR EX-JOURNALIST
      70 14 Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd. announces the appointment of Mr. Chan Chin Bock (above), as U» public relations administrator. Mr. Chan, a former teacher at the AngloChinese Secondary School and at one time motoring correspondent for the Straits Times group, Is now
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      423 14 HHUHB VH liMi T^/ j (MM ifls ft V^H^S^B\W| HSx^ x-"^ *M jBI BM ■Mr Mr"iH Bk «^flHHVl\.^k' wXßfcv r *H ft I 9 ■■^22 ka^BV s9 ■■l^bs «v ftyrawt JITS *M HBtKi New air spinning frame produces better yarn at lower cost Yarn spun by the new Mitsubishi "pot
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    Lock icon Cup holders Brazil in last four
    924 15 Cup holders Brazil in last four WORLD CUP RESULTS, SCORERS AT A GLANCE RESULTS or World Cup quarter-final matches "played on Sunday: At Anca SOVIET LNION I (Chlslenko) t lIILK 2 (Sanchez. Rojas) At Santiago W. GERMANY YUGOSLAVIA 1 (Radaklvic) At Vina Del Mar BRAZIL J .Garrtncha 2. Vava) ENGLAND
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    European coach is SAFA's aim
    234 15 SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE Amateur Foetball Association's finance and administrative chairman Mr. Tay Soo Yong, said today that the association hopes to engage a European coach n*»vt. v<wr A final decision will depend on SAFA's financial position, which at the moment was showing steady Improvement. "The
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    HK to field best team v Sino-Malays
    190 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Hong Kong will be at full lnterport strength when they take on SineMalays in their final match at Jalan Bcsar on Wednesday before leaving for Hong Kong on Prtday. Mr. A. J. Hussaln. the Hong Kong team manager said today. Mr.
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    228 15 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER: International League (N. York)— Dundee (Scotland) 1 Palermo (Italy) 1; Remlingem (W. Oer.) 1 America (Brazil; 1. Tour match (Manila) '617' of Hong Kong 4 JfCO 1. TENNIS: Count Godo tourney (Barcelona)— Men's singles final: M Saniana <Sp) bt R. Krishnan (India) 3-6, 6-3. 6-4. 8-6; women's
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    117 15 SOCCER SPORE DIV. 2B: Geylang Utd. v. Sukaruna* (MFA grd.). KLI'ANG DIV. 2: Bt. Badak v. OPM (padang) S'GOR DIV. 1: Sunrise v. Camp Mindelf <6>; Mercantile Bank v. Indo-Muda (7.30. Merdeka Stadium; Div. 2: SCRC v SIA (Pudu Rcl>. KLANG DIV. 1: Commercial Houses v. Cargo Handling
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    Weights for second day
    379 15 WEIGHTS for toffre Boy 8.01 King's Clwic* 8.12 seven races to- Marigold 7.11 Blur Mirage X.iki morrow, second day I'rudem Choice 1.0? Mandrake K.UH of the Perak Derby r\ 1 Div 2 9» hr trr 'V 8.08 Meeting: IV Z Sir Chiron B.UB Cl 1 Div
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    WHO KNOWS IMPRESSES
    370 15 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep tITHO KNOWS, winner of the Perak Derby in 1960. showed some of his old sparkle in a dashing gallop on a firm track at Ipoh this morning Ridden by Kevin Mitch j!1, this Mlgoli eight-year-<;u( went faultlessly in a testing r
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      1018 15 NOTICE I TENDERS FEDERATION OF MALAYA JABATAM KERJA RAYA, «50 .000,000 IH« Krgislertd PERAK Stock TENDERS for the Construction 1/1-1977/80 of a Rural Health Sub-Centre at Kampar, will be received ai the Notice hereby given that the office of the State Engineer. Transfer Register of the above- p.w D.. Perak.
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      197 15 m^^^^ I IT MAY BE A Kyour house i J Every day you read reports of robberies, of not obtain details of our office and shop insurance burglaries and of huge losses incurred by some poor coverage including loss of cash from your safe or victim. Have you ever thought
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    YOUTHS ROB A CASHIER
    211 16 Dagger gang ambush two Shell men in car outside office THEY DASH AWAY WITH $1,200 CASH, $40,000 IN CROSSED CHEQUES KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. f f\\ O YOUTHS carrying daggers today ambushed a cashier and ran away with a bag containing 51, 200 in cash and $40,000
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    STOCKPILE TIN DISPOSAL: NO UNDUE MARKET IMPACT PLAN
    281 16 STOCKPILE TIN DISPOSAL: NO UNDUE MARKET IMPACT PLAN WASHINGTON. Monday.! T»HE SENATE stockpile subcommittee today was| A asked to approve the disposal of 50.000 long tons of tin and 13 other materials surplus to v.a. requirements. The materials, held in U.S. stockpiles, would be sold over a long period by
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    246 16 A pause in OAS terror as Krim makes visit ALGIERS, Mon. Mr. B c 1 k a c c m Krim, Vice-Premier of the Tunis based Algerian Provisional Government, went to the Rocher Noir administrative headquarters today on a visit, surrounded by closest official secrecy. He Is the first Nationalist.
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    Mr. Saw is the new Penang MCA chief
    108 16 Mr. Saw is the new Penang MCA chief PENAMj. .Mon. A former chairman of the Pcnang Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Saw Seng Ki-w, uas today elected President of the I'm.m; MC..V He succeeds another rubber mii^nate. Mr. Heah Joo Scang. who died in London last month. Mr. Saw. a
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    RMAF flies body home for burial
    79 16 KOTA BHARU. Mon.— The body of Sgt. Zainuddin bin Wahab. who died in a motor accident yesterday, was flown today in a Royar Malayan Air Force plane to Kuala Kangsar for burial. Officers and men of the 2nd Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, with whom
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    CHARGED WITH THREAT OF DEATH
    118 16 CHARGED WITH THREAT OF DEATH SINGAPORE, Mon.— A man appeared in -court here today on a "death threat" charge arising out of a trade dispute. Kamarudin M.K. Mohamed Aliyar was alleged to have intimidated Chan Y.L. Yiptong, managing director of Sincere department store in North Bridge Road on May 12
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    47 16 MR. T. lIVACARU. Dr. I nathan and thnr familim wttk to thHiik ill relative* and frtend* who ivr« of condolence, wreath* and nnd.-r.-d a*«latanct' in their re-K-ni li. nav.ment. MR ANO MRS. l..wrenr r M:.nul Fi-nncm wish to thank all relatives aod t-i.nd-- for their n
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    80 16 JUNIOR AUOIT CLERK P.O. Box MO position filled applicants thanked. MRS. BELLE CONCEICAO thank* relatives and friends for wreath*, dorat ions, attendance and axjiMance at tn. funeral of her late huiband. M't. LIE BOON HUAT. be.- Boon Benc. Lrr Chin HenK and Kwa Ban Cheow ton.l.r their heartfelt thank*
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    Bride from Korea
    50 16 STAFF SGT. Frank Davies and his Korean bride, Miss Kirn Jung Boon, after their wedding at the Registry in Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. They met when Staff Sgt. Davies was serving with Commonwealth troops in Korea recently. Miss Kirn, from Seoul, arrived in Kuala Lumpur on June 1
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    144 16 SINGAPORE, Mon. An odd-job labourer today told a Singapore court that he had climbed a wall "to watch people sleep." But 25-year-old Ooi Chye Kool's defence was rejected by the court, which jailed him for a month for fraudulent possession of a pocketful of jewellery. Ooi
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    LAST-WISH WEDDING TO BE HELD AS PLANNED
    160 16 KIALA LL'MPI'R. Mon. Mr. Anthony Leone, son of the Minister of Justice. Tun Leone Yew K»h. will carry out his mother's last wish and marry his Singapore fiancee on Saturday. Toh Puan l.cong died after a heart attack at 11 p.m. on Sunday.
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    290 16 Scoring drama at Cardiff pARDIFF. Mon. A dramatic spurt iri^ the run-rate enabled Glamorgan to reach 223 for two by tea on the second day of their match against the Pakistan cricket tourists here today. The county then needed only another 56 runs for first innings lead with eight wickets
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      254 16 |pj^^^^^ The j^^^ Shoppers' I Paradise, with gay night V life, superb food and 398 square miles of amazing "colour film"* scenery. H Climate is variable but September to B December is usually delightfully sunny. dry and cool. December-February: rather cool to chilly, so take your woolies! March-April: pleasantly warm.
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      43 16 The weather TJIGHEST and lowest temperaAX Hires for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday:. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Koia Bharu 90 72 Penang 88 78 Ipoh 93 72 Malacca 3fl 72 Singapore 90 73
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