The Straits Times, 13 June 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100 9 000 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    U.S. TROOPS STAY
    434 1 Forces in Thailand are still needed Accord in Laos 'not end of problem 9 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. JJNITED STATES troops will remain in Thailand for the time being, even though the leaders of the three rival factions in neighbouring Laos yesterday formed a new provisional government for their
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    Thais to step up Red war
    56 1 BANGKOK. Tues. Thailand i.s to intensify its campaign against Communist terrorists in the South near the Malayan border. rive hundred additional border police will be sent to the area immediately and further undisclosed steps were decided on today at a meeting of border police
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    Lock icon Red power in Asia
    56 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. Communist mili-ary forces in Asia total more than 200 combat divisions, 4,000 Jet planes and sizeable naval forces, according to a Government report passed to Congress today. The report said the Red forces constituted a formidable threat to the security of the Far East
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    First day ragging for the Chancellor as well
    139 1 First day ragging for the Chancellor as well J£\*EN a new Chancellor gels ragged on his first day. It happened yesterday at the installation ol the new Chancellor of the University of Singapore. Dato Lee Kong Chian. In this picture, he is seen laughing heartily as he is ragged by
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    40 1 Doto Lee has remain?d utterly jnspoilt, humble and unassuming' in spite) of the extraordinary influence that he can exercise in commerce, fmonce and politics. —MR. MAUOLM M\< DONALD at the installation of the University of Singapore's flisi Chancellor je&ieruay.
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    Death of a composer
    41 1 LONDON, Tues.— Dr. John Ireland, the English composer, died at his home at Washington, Sussex, today aged 82. One of the most ver- 1 satile of British composers. Dr. Ireland was first acclaimed for his chamber music.
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    Amery: Bases to grow
    205 1 Amery: Bases to grow SINGAPORE. Tues. The British Secretary of the State for Air. Mr. Julian Amery, affirmed tonight that Services bases will stay In Singapore. If any radical changes had to be made, they would be expansions rather than contractions of British bases on the island. Mr. Amery said.
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 KAIMANA CLASHES IAkASTA lu<- i in, h.is broken tweep Datcta .«n'i i> M.in forces nc.ir K on south coast <;' bircKlM .id" n- ioi u i.mnr.i. \n\ H l^nii >.(id tnil.o R
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    Lock icon Decisive week warning by OAS
    139 2 ALGIERS, Tuesday. THE Secret Army Organisation (OAS) in a pirate broadcast last night said its attempt to negotiate guarantees to complete the Evian peace agreements had not yet ended and added. "The coming week will be decisive." The broadcaster said first contacts with the Muslim
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    Seato meeting
    17 2 BANGKOK. Tues. The Council of Ministers of Seato probably will meet in Washington in September.
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    Lock icon LAWYER'S HOME WRECKED
    40 2 PARIS. Tues.— A plastir bomb yesterday wrecked the home here of Maitre Yves Pcnissel, chief defence counsel of ex-General Edmond Joubaud. former OAS second In command sentenced to death last April. No casualties were immediately reported. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MOSS: I HOPE TO REGAIN MY OLD DRIVING DASH
    201 2 MOSS: I HOPE TO REGAIN MY OLD DRIVING DASH I ONDON, Tues. Stirling Moss, top British racing driver, said yesterday that the crash In which he was seriously Injured In a race on April 23 "has not shattered rvy confidence, but it has obviously taken away some of my ability."
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    Lock icon A sad reunion
    114 2 SE SUEY ENC and his family the first refugees from Communist China admitted to the U.S. under President Kennedy's emergency plan reach the end of their long journey, barely in time for a re-union with his ailing father, Frank Eng, in Park Ridge, Illinois. Frank Eng, a
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    Lock icon THE 'TIGER'IS CAPTURED
    208 2 THE 'TIGER' IS CAPTURED BANGKOK, Tuesday. T»HE notorious bandit "Tiger" Wien, who has been x terrorising three provinces of Thailand for seven years, was captured in suburban Bangkok yesterday. Just 48 hours after fighting a six-hour gun battle with police. "Tiger" had a submachine gun with him when police closed
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    Lock icon British envoys are changed
    45 2 LONDON. Tues.— Sir Frank Roberta. Britain's Ambassador in Moscow, has been appointed Ambassador in Bonn, the Foreign Office announced today. He is to be succeeded by Bir Humphrey Trevelyan, who is at present head tif the Foreign Office's information services.— Reuter.
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    Sarajevo shake
    19 2 BELGRADE. Tues— Seven people were injured when a strong earthquake lastine several seconds shook Sarajevo. Bosnia, yesterday.
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    Lock icon Thief phoned for help
    88 2 BURY, Tues.— A thief broke Into a bank yesterday and could not get out again so he telephoned the police for help. It was alleged at a court here. Tne prosecution said that on receiving the call the police climbed in through the back window, which
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    Lock icon Demonstration by Koreans
    37 2 TOKYO, Tues. About 60 Koreans today staged a demonstration in front of the United States Embassy here. They demanded early conclusion of a "status of forces" agreement between the U.S. and South Korea— Reuter.
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    Quick look round
    183 3 Quick look round DAR-KS-SALA.II, Tues. Police used smoke grenades to disperse a crowd of about 500 people who gathered outside a house here following reports of witchcraft Involving two African women. The police eventually had to escort the women to the police station. TOKYO: Japanese shrines and temples have be^n
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    Lock icon Something gives at last—the Fox studio patience
    146 3 Something gives at last— the Fox studio patience HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Officials at 20th Century Fox Studios yesterday shut down production on its trouble-ridden film. "Something s Got To Give," from which Marilyn Monroe was recently fired. A studio spokesman released a terse statement which said the studios have reluctantly closed
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    Lock icon CLEO DIRECTOR REFUSES TO TAKE A CUT IN SALARY
    147 3 CLEO DIRECTOR REFUSES TO TAKE A CUT IN SALARY ROME. Tues. Producer Walter Wanger said yesterday that he has refused to take a cut In salary to ease skyrocketing costs of the U.S.S3O million film "Cleopatra. 1 lo .'-aid the matter is In the '^ands of his lawyer. But he
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    Lock icon 40 tiny tots die in school bus
    329 3 BUENOS AIRES, Tuesday PORTY children were killed and seventy injured, 23 of them seriously, when a train smashed into their school bus on a level crossing here yesterday. A schoolmistress and the bus driver were also killed in the crash in heavy fog.
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    Lock icon FOOD: PANIC HOUSEWIVES TOLD OFF BY MINISTER
    107 3 WARSAW, Tues. The Defence Minister. Gen. Marian Spychalski, attacked Polish housewives today for their "panic" buying of food in expectation of risinr prices. Warsaw Radio reported that Spychalski, in a speech in Piotrkow, said each Pole must work lor the good of the
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    Lock icon AGGRESSION WARNING TO U.N.
    347 3 AGGRESSION WARNING TO U.N. NEW YORK. Tuesday. THE United Nations General Assembly's special committee on colonialism has asked the Assembly to declare that any South African attempt 'o annex the British protectorates of Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland "will be regarded by the U.N as an act of aggression violating the
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    New 'Day' for the first time in 64 years
    152 3 YfANILA. Tues. —The Phi- lippines Republic today celebrated for the first time in 64 years the first proclamation of Philippine independence made on June 12. 1898. It was on that day that the Filipino revolutionary leader. General Eniilio Aguinaldo, declared the
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    FORUM NOT ON THE AIR: MARSHALL'S PROTEST
    224 4 FORUM NOT ON THE AIR: MARSHALL'S PROTEST SINGAPORE, Tues. The chairman of the Workers' Party, Mr. David Marshall, today protested at Radio Singapore's failure to broadcast a radio forum on the Referendum Bill tonight. The forum participants were Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, the Prime Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. the
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    Talk on Swiss
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. H Pfrunder. General Manager of Diethelm and Co. Ltd., will speak on "Switzerland. Some Peculiar Features" at a luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Cathay Hotel tomorrow.
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    Don't load' customers, managers of bars told
    171 4 Don't load' customers, managers of bars told SINGAPORE, Tuesday. t>AR managements should not "load" their cus D tomers with drinks beyond their norma limits, Mr. Choor Singh, chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board, advised today. "If a customer has had enough and demands more, the bar manager should tactfully ask
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    Query about 'blockade'
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Tee Kirn Leng. Barisan Sosialis Assemblyman for Pasir Panjang. will ask the Prime Minister at the next sitting of the Legislative Assembly whether he has received a letter dated Jan. 26 this year from the villagers of Kampong Hyderabad, off Hyderabad Road.. Mr. Tee
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    Career guide
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Chinese V.M.C.A. and the Y.W.C.A will Jointly sponsor a series of talks on careers for school-leaving children from July 6 to Bept. 7.
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    Students' Week
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Student and Youth Work Department of the Chinese V.M.C.A. will hold a students' week for secondary school children from July 29.
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    ISC CANCELS UNION MAN'S DETENTION ORDER
    113 4 - SINGAPORE, Toes. A decision by the Singapore Government to advise the Yang di-Pertuan Negara to cancel the order of detention made against Choo Chun I.urn has been referred to the Internal Security Council and the Council has approved the cancellation of the order. The
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    Killed by a gang
    97 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A printing press worker was slashed to death and two others were seriously injured in a kampong off Kirn Seng Road, tonight. Police said that the printer. Tan Tiong Seng. 27 and his two friends, Ng Yam Kee. 47. and Ong Chee Cheam. 31.
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    2,000 AT FUNERAL OF TOH PUAN LEONG
    194 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman,' Cabinet Ministers, members of diplomatic missions and top Government officials were among 2.000 people who attended the funeral of Toh Puan Leong. wife of the Minister of .Justice. Tun Leong Yew Koh. today. Toh
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    378 4 THHE following Is today's scheA dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport AKRIVALB BO AX.*: From London, Rome, Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 708> 4.35 p.m.; from Bydney. Darwin (BA 711) 8.15 p.m. Garnda: From JakarU (OA 802) 8.50 a.m.; from Bangkok
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    ELIZABETH WEE, B.A.
    32 4 ■j MISS ELIZABETH WEE, 22, receiving her Bachelor of Arts (honours in economics) degree from Dato Lee Kong Chian at the "Old Vic'' Convocation yesterday. Straits Times i picture.
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    Hong Kong
    461 5 pANTASTIC rent increases, especially at the Tsimshatsui arcade in Kowloon, are regarded by the Hong Kong Tourists Association as a danger to the development of the tourist industry here. One medium-sized store in the arcade had Its rent raised from $20,000 to $30,000 a month. "When property owners
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    Limbang group calls for reunion with Brunei
    320 5 PR O BRUNEI elements here have appealed to the Prime Minister of Malaya, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, for support of "the people's demand" for the return of Limbang from Sarawak to Brunei According to
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    Lock icon TIN: FIVE-YEAR SURPLUS SALE PLAN
    841 5 TIN: FIVE-YEAR SURPLUS SALE PLAN Senate stockpile subcommittee approves GSA request to sell 50,000 tons of metal ■JHE United States General Services Administration is expected to sell 50,000 tons of surplus tin from the national stockpile over a fiveyear period. This "guesstimate" was given by Mr. M. Connell of G.S.A.
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    Socialist plan to gain Penang
    174 5 r>ENANG, Tues.— The Penang Socialist Front has asked its branches throughout the state to submit names of eligible candidates for consideration as the party's nominees for all 1963 and 1964 elections at Federal, state, city and rural levels. The chairman. Mr. Ooi Thlam Slew, said
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    THUGS RUN AWAY
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Ten thugs armed with parangs and spears fled when a detective challenged them in Kampong Loke Yew here yesterday. The detective was on his rounds when he was con- fronted by the thugs. He drew his revolver and challenged them. The thugs dropped their
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    In evidence—captured Red directive r
    888 6 In evidence captured Red directive r WITNESS QUIZZED ON M.C.P. ORDERS TO SCHOOL SOCIETY THE commission inquiring into last November's Secondary Four examination boycott was today shown a Malayan Communist Party directive captured in 1953 which, among other things, ordered the penetration of the Chung Cheng High School Students Aid
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    'The Chinese student needs more time'-witness
    544 6 arranged at the school and cadres committees formed in the classes (cells)." Shown the document, Mr. Chang said that that was what the document said. Earlier, under examination by Mr. Scow, Mr. Chang said that there were now two parallel systems of secondary education
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    Finger painting exhibition
    58 6 IPOH. Tues. Two brothers. Messrs. T. K. Paul and P. K. Paul. English school teachers from Malacca, will hold a three-day exhibition of finger paintings at the YMCA here from Friday. The exhibition sponsored by the Perak Arts Council, will be opened by Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam.
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    Member quits
    24 6 KANGAR. Tues. A Member of Parliament and Perils State Assemblyman, Haji Mokhtar bin Haji Ismail, today resigned from the State Development committee.
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    MB TELLS PARENTS: TOO MUCH SPENT ON ENJOYMENT
    186 6 MB TELLS PARENTS: TOO MUCH SPENT ON ENJOYMENT I^LANG, Tues.— Malay 1V parents were advised today against saving to buy motor-cycles and jewellery while their children go barefooted to school. The Selangor Meiitrl Besar, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda. gave this advice when he opened a maternity clinic at Kampong
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    Citizen is told: You may lose rights
    203 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government is taking steps to deprive a woman of her Federal citizenship because she had exercised the rights of a citizen of a foreign country China. She is Tse Yuk Lan. of Ipoh. According to a Government Gazette notice,
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      197 6 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSB 5. In a rf*p It take, ptao* (4). 1. What? No de«sert? UU urn SSlLSu^* UZ. 'Jt^rt-i 8. Cotr£ rtoW without an n <«• •>• 9. KUTwo^r^p.; for trouble at the wrong point H» «"gJ 12. Its' 1 aero* to piay .6). 19 "J» «*J >n
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    THE MONEYMAKERS
    64 7  -  BY PETER HAWKINS Begins today tbe story of the say (but often sad) life and time of Aristotle Onassis, millionaire and man-about-the-world. Tbe author is a friend of Onassis who. to obtain this inside story went to live on the Cote d'Azur and is today, from bis own
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    The night I found him dejected and alone...
    3918 7 The night I found him dejected and alone... AS T A R R V night on the warm Mediterranean Christina homeward bound from a summer cruise. Christina eighteen hundred fabulous tons of 11 oat i n g luxury, dream ship of a multi-millionaire. This man, Aristotle Onassis, with his lovely
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    Rifleman Razak finds the bull too small
    90 9 Rifleman Razak finds the bull too small THE Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Raxak bin Hussein, tries his hand with a rifle during a visit to the Sungei Besi camp of the Ist Bn., Royal Malay Regt. yesterday. He fired three shots on the camp's miniature range, but failed to
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    Cane and jail for extortion attempt
    211 9 PENANG, Tues.— Chan Ah Chye, 19, was today sentenced to one year's jail and six strokes of the rotan for attempting to extort $400 from a physician on May 22. Another youth reported to be still at large was jointly charged with Chan. Ow
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    Labourer found stabbed
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A labourer. V. Karupayah. 45, was found lying near Duku Road today with severe stab wounds in the back and stomach. He wa s taken to hospital in a dangerously ill condition.
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    THE 'ENEMIES OUTSIDE' MALAYA
    197 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. [LIALAYAS armed forces are to be expanded and reorganised with better training facilities not only to preserve internal peace but also, if required, "to meet enemies from outside." The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said this
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    Big welcome for chief of Christian Brothers
    187 9 Big welcome for chief of Christian Brothers SINGAPORE, Tues.—Christian Brothers schools in Singapore and Malaya and their Old Boys organisations are preparing a big welcome for the world head of the Catholic schools mission, the Very Rev. Brother Nicet Joseph who arrives next week on a visit. Brother Joseph will
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    Watchman is axed to death
    85 9 Watchman is axed to death IPOH. Tues. H. Jiwa Singh. 45. a watchman, was found murdered yesterday in an unoccupied house in a housing project in Sungei siput. 18 miles north of here. The discovery was made by his 12-year-old daughter, a pupil of the Methodist English School, Sungci Siput.
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    Rape charge
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tan Wee, 35. was charged today with raping a housewife at about 12.30 a.m. today. No plea was taken and Tan was remanded for a week.
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    Dispensary robbed
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.-Armed robbers raided the Kwong Wah Dispensary in Tanjong Pagar Road last night and took $600. and two watches and a pen, all worth $260. Dr. M.W. Cheong and his two assistants were tied and gagged before the robbers left.
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    Estate death
    26 9 RAWANG, Tues.—Govlndasamy. 28, a tapper, was found dead in his quarters on Minyak Estate. Sungel Tinggl. yesterday. The police do not suspect foul play.
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    Pay row: 'Matter of principle'
    506 9 I3EDIFFUSION (SillJV Ltd. today said it considered its "lock out" pay dispute with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union "a matter involving principles of considerable importance And that was why it considered it imperative that a clear understanding was reached on the facts and
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    MALAYSIA TEAM FOR LONDON IS NAMED
    330 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced today the composition of his team for the Malaysia talks in London early next month. The team will include the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister or Defence, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, and the
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    Woman dies in fall
    45 9 SINGAPOKri. Tues. A housewife. Tan Ah Chow, 53, was killed this morning when she fell from the 10th floor of Housing and Development flats in Jalan Marpati. ff Aljunled Roaa. She was found dea^ by her daughter. Tan Chee Lan. 13.
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      338 9 DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS o/ PER fc/O ANNUM :Jc Gwent and West Finance Co. Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gwent and West of England Enterprises Ltd. jjc The Gwent Group ratio of Issued Share Capital and Group Reserves to all Borrowings is 1 2 GWENT GROUP ASSETS EXCEED £14,000,000 Interest paid
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    146 10 H Word* lit (Minimum) BILLY BANKS I* back at TM Co'kpit Hotel. COUNTRY AIR IN your home or om.e' CM it with Airwiek. A bottle will make air smell fresh and aweet. UREAI READING ot little coal, complete range of Pan, Kontana, Ace. hour Square paper bark* available at
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      Quebracho And Tin
      751 10 President Kennedy's assurances on the fair disposal of surplus stockpile tin went down the drain in the Senate stockpile sub-committee hearing on Monday. The plans for disposal have been so devised that "there will be no undue market impact," said Mr. M. Connell, spokesman of the General
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      Lower Costs
      303 10 Speaking at the opening of the Municipal low-cost flats at Sungei Besi, the Federal Capital Commissioner, Haji Ismail bin Panjang Aris, dropped a strong hint that a separate housing administrative department may soon be set up in Kuala Lumpur. Such a self-contained unit, adequately staffed, is clearly needed.
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      Laotian Troika
      221 10 Agreement among the three princes in Laos has ended the immediate crisis, but it provides only the means to a political settlement. A "troika" government has been formed, rather than a coalition, and the prospects of stability depend in the first place on the personality and ability of
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    1586 10  - Lee Kong Chian: Payoff for perseverance CHIA POTEIK PAGE 10 PROFILE MEASURES ONE MAN AND HIS MILLIONS- by DATO Dr. Lee Kong Chian, the multim i I lionaire industrialist and philanthropist, was ceremonially installed this afternoon as the first Chancellor of the n&w I y constituted University of Singapore Still
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      The stockpile surplus
      240 10 UEFERRING to the letter by "Taxpayer" (S.T. May 19) about stockpile tin. I was Interested in reading the following In the Malayan Share Market Review with which I am in full agreement: "What never ceases to puzzle local observers is the fact that the bearish statements emanating
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      H-CODE TEST
      155 10 I FEEL certain It would simplify matters for all concerned if driving testers would display diagrams to those being examined on the Highway Code. At a recent Highway Code test the tester, in an endeavour to make his question cearly understood, utilised an ashtray and a pencil as
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      ROBBER HAUNT
      115 10 I^IM CHING STREET Is a favourite haunt of armed robbers for the reason that It is lined with hawkers' stalls and sheds. At night the street is eerily quiet and the stalls offer excellent hiding places May I suggest that the Government demolish all the stalls and sheds
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    2113 11  -  EE BOON LEE: THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE AND LAUGHTER GREET MIXTURE OF HIGH TRIBUTE AND WITTICISMS by 'Best friend of education' MacD gKILFULLY mixing high tribute and witticisms, veteran diplomat Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald today installed Dato Lee Kong Chian as the first Chancellor of
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      170 11 nSjBiD LOOK! FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN 1 1 GMAJVSMJVGU 9 S TAILORING DEPARTMENT TERYLENE CAVALRY TWILL SUITING W U. P. $14.50 i.r. $10 30 P. YD. ITALIAN SILK/WOOL ♦0" $12. 50 ».0O P. YD. BURBERYS WOOLLEN TWEED 54" $11*0 1.00 P. YD. WOOLLEN SUITINGS M" TO CLEAR 8 50 P. YD.
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      177 11 880 Wm\ Here are the 9 l^ lll *W H v ml bays you've been vaanting mSS^Wk^KMtNtmi wk eacl: one J^^^ a fashion masterpiecel H By Jan* Shirfon A) Black antelope $79.50 b^ JB B) Silver or gold kid m m $25.50 C) Pigskin $80.00 $87.50 fl Other styles in
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      424 11 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICE SERVICE: 41.7 metres MEDIUM WAVE^SERVICt A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. *"'> metres Ncgara-Ku. News Headlines; A.M. 8.00 Oood Morning; 8.01 6.05 Morning Melodies; 7.00 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The Rendezvous With Music; 7.30 News; 7.06 Breakfast Bulletin; Time Signal. The News; 7.35 7.15 Melodies
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    1030 12 CONCLUDING SERIAL ON TUBBY'S BIRTHDAY CAMERA Boys win film competition prize plus another $5,000 Mr. Schultzbaum's words, Tubby gulped a little. This was the critical moment, and he felt little prickles of perspiration breaking out all over, in spite of the room's air-conditioning. "Well," he stammered at last,
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    112 12 LOVELY AFTER A BATH LVH K -VKAR-OLI) Jacqueline Johnson is proud of her •T line of lively "washing" as she hangs three-months-old poodle pups Susie, Mitzi, Tina, Chick and Mickie on the line to dry in the garden of her home in St. Helens, Lancashire, England. Some of her father's
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    327 12 Peter Tan, aged 20; 152, Jalan Oopeng, Kan i par, Perak; reading, games. Geoffrey Lee, aged 19; 40, Tembeling Road, Singapore 15; reading. Wong Poh Kui, aged 21; 35-A. Club btreet, Singapore 1; general. Baiiaruddln bin Baba, aged 18; Technical Insutuce, Maxwell Road, Kuaia Lumpur; gei.eial.
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    275 12 Margaret Vanstone, nged 15: c/o Mr R. Vanstone. Opoukl Post Office, Opotlki. New Zealand; general. Jean Kennedy, aged 12: 4. Daemar Street Walkden. Manchester, Lancashire, England; general Joan Alter, aged 12; 210, Bolton Road. Walkden, Manchester, Lancashire, England; general. Elizabeth Jaslrafca. aged 19; 9015. Oeage Avenue. Philadelphia 43.
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    515 13 'THE WIDE-AWAKE BARGAINERS WHO NOW LEAD -MALAYA'S UNIONS THE head of an employers' association, Mr. J. N. St. G. Kirke, said today trade unions in Malaya are no more the "indifferent hit-and-run affairs of yesteryear" but are well organised and led by men skilled in the art of negotiation. "Thus
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    Dollar-for-dollar social tax plan
    166 13 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. HTHE Government is to be asked to grant a dollar for every dollar contributed by Muslim in the social development voluntary tax plan adopted by the Congress of Muslim Organisations at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday. The dollar-for-dollar proposal was moved by the
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    Illegal still in hut
    46 13 PENANG. Tues.— Tan Chin dig, 30. pleaded guilty today to possessing a still and 30 gallons of dutiable liquor. The apparatus and liquor were found in a hut at West Jelutong yesterday by a customs party. Sentenced was postponed to June 26.
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    25 13 RAWANG. Tues.— The unidentified body of a Chinese, aged about 45. was found in a disused mining pool in Templer Park yesterday.
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    TIN SHARES DISPUTE: AN APPEAL TO BE HEARD
    111 13 J^UALA LUMPUR. Tucs. The Federation Court of Appeal today allowed a former 5225 a month clerk. Gurbarhan Singh, to proceed with his appeal against judgement for 5i11. 833 in connection with a dispute over tin shares. It dismissed with costs an application
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    2-year jail for cycle thief
    47 13 ALOR STAR. Tues. A labourer. Kasslm bin Abdullah 24. who had eight previous convictions, today received the maximum jail nentence of two years when he was convicted of stealing a $100 bicycle. Kasslm was also ordered to undergo one year's police supervision
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    214 13 It's enough to turn a Poly student green SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Polytechnic orientation ceremony on Monday will be a prim and proper affair No senior will be allowed even the mildest form of ragging of freshmen. The Students' Union has powers to recommend to the Polytechnic authorities the expulsion
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    69 13 Tea-party for executive IPOH. Tues. The Rev. Hugh N. Lonnar, who has been appointed executive secretary for South-East Asia In the division of World Mission of the Methodist Board of Missions and Mrs. Lormar, will be given a tea-party at the Wesley Hall here tomorrow evening. Mr. Lormar, whose present
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    28 13 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Indian High Commissioner, Mr. Y. K. Purl, and his wife had audience with the Tang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembllan today.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER PRICES
    226 16 JUNE flrtt grad* rubbtr buyart r.a.k. J closed at 5 p.m in Singapore yesterday at 744 cent* per lb., down one cent on Monday s closing price. Tbe tone was quiet. S.C.C.R A. cloning prices In cents per lb.. yenterda*. Int. 1 R.B.S. Prompt f.o.b. buyers 74
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    SHARE MARKET IS QUIET: TIN COUNTERS EASIER
    390 16 SHARE MARKET IS QUIET: TIN COUNTERS EASIER From Our Market Correspondent EXTREMELY quiet conditions ruled on the Malayan Stock Market yesterday and turnover was restricted. Tins which had showed a better sentiment primarily in Singapore on Monday afternoon opened fairly firm, but eased later. They could not stand up to
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    888 16 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday, with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials.: Dunlops $1.71 OL, $1.73 OL. (1.000) 51. 74, (1.000) 11.72. (2.000) 11.71: East Bmelting $3 OL. $2.90 BL. $3 8L: Fed. Dlsp. SI.2S OL: F. and N ords (3.000) 12.77.
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    Further drops in both rubber and tin prices
    232 16 'THERE were further declines in both the rubber and tin prices yesterday, the former falling 10 the lowest level for seven months and Straits Tin was the lowest since June 6 last year. For the first time for many months rubber went
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    281 16 TlflTH slightly lower New York advices and London closed, the opening quotations on the Federation Rubber Exchange were arouna last Monday closing level. After a quiet period. heavy Federation selling caused the market to ease to the lowest since Nov. 28. Lower sheet interest was again
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    107 16 June 12. Three months (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS F. N. 13 cts. Cold Store 4td. M. Box 12 cts. Steamship 9 <ts. Breweries 2» cts. R Times i« ru Robinson 9 cU 8 Tmrter* 32 ctl a Darby 4td. L'nlteers 10 cts w. Jacks 10 eta. MININGS A.. Amsl
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    Guthrie results
    56 16 Output from the estates and mines in the Gntbrie Ajency (Malaya) Ltd., group for May and for 1962 todate In brackets are as follows:— rubber 7.304.000 lb- 36.982.0001 b >. tea (black) 171,000 lb. (784,500 lb). palm oil 1,846 tons (12.897 tons), palm kernels 422 tons (3.405 tons),
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 16 June 12. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: cents (down one cent). K.L.: 74' j cents (down one cent). TIN: $443.50 (down $4). Estimated' unofficial offering 280 tons (up 30 tons).
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    123 16 f»HINISI Product Kxchanga. Stnga- p«r« n.on pricit p«r pieul yattarday: C*e*nut all: bulk 539 ntlleri. drum 542 aelltra: Capra: June Si's buy.r«. S» »tll.rs. Ptpp«r: aluntok white ?J.V.'« aellera. Sarawak while (130 sellers, rpedal Sarawak black $120 M-llera. garbled Lamponc black SI 20 seller!. ASTA ***** Mllen.
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    133 16 MELBOURNE. Tue« TXVESTMENTS and Industrial I x shares fully maintained a firm trend. i Gains were small but covered a I wide range. B-H.P. continued to trade at a steady 595. 9d. I Oils moved variably. A.OO. gain--1 ed 2s. 6d- to 58s. on the announcement that Moonle
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    45 16 On the Irta •xohirm market In Hang K*ng the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.721 for T.T. and 5.71J for c»»h. Starling »v quoted at 15.85 and ont taal of cold at WH All Malayan Cxchanga Bankf At. sociatlon ratea were umnmtcl yesterday.
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      969 16 SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore j dang, Oianc Lee. Pulau Maa, Stnga wharves today arc: Narashima Mas, Auhv. Sri MMan, Rlmnu. Roda Maru 47. Atreus 3.1 34, IJmdevrrett Mas, Alk Leonx, Anil. Song Be, PanII 14, Thorscape M/ 30, Hoko Maru tal Mas, Ralah Brooke, Anantasin.
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      235 18 LONDON. Tuesday. BRITAIN'S Bruce Tulloh ran the fastest six miles in the world so far this year when he won the event in 27min 57.45 ec in the British Games here yesterday. Tulloh. who won the three miles on Saturday in 13:20.2. Is
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      133 18 Yates upsets in British amateur golf LJOYLAKE. Tues. Rober. Yates. 35-year-old fehropeshlre farmer, brought oil the first major shock of tbe British Amateur golf championship which began here yesterday. He defeated seeded Walker Cup international Martin Christmas of West Sussex, one of the favourites for the title, by three and
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      31 18 REDCAR. Tues.— Henry the Seventh won the Zetland Gold Cup run over one and a quarter miles here yesterday. Better Hone> was second with Kyprtiao third. Eleven ran— Reuter.
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      932 18 Former champion stayer sparkles again pORMER champion stayer Who Knows has regained some of his dash and sparkle and I am recommending him as a good thing against the form horses in the 9f handicap (Race 4) at Ipoh today. Not
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      204 18 Promotion to Class 1 for Little Richard KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— The Malayan Racing Association announced today that Little Richard, a winner over 6f in course record time at Ipoh on Bunday. has been promoted to Class 1. Seven Class 3 horses have been relegated to Class 4. They are Cornelia,
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      198 18 STOCKHOLM, Tues. •3 Jan-Erik Lundquist won the men's singles final in the international lawn tennis tournament at SaltsJoebaden, near here, yesterday, beating Ulf Schmidt 3-6, 1-6, 7-5, 7-5, 6-0 in the allSwedish final. Schmidt eliminated Wimbledon, Australian and French champion Rod Layer in
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      531 18 "J NOTICE l This is to inform all our clients and tenants that our Asst. rent < ollecior. Teo Ah Bob also known M Bob Teo and Robert Teo has left the service of our Company I to-day, and Ls no longer authorised to collect any rents on our <
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      366 18 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDER ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: I Supply of 6.600 VolLs Switch- I gear. The closing date for the receipt of the above lenders has been extended from 19th June. 1962 to 3rd. July. 1962 at 215 p.m. J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE NEGRI SEMBILAN TENDERS will be received I at
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      763 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SARAWAK KUCHING MUNICIPAL COUNCIL MEDICAL OFfrICER OF HEALTH required to administer all Public HealUi in the Council «re*. Ser-. vices include environmental sanitation, maternal and child healtn service, school medical service. communicable disease control, health education, pest control, and insect control. Candidate-! must pcvitss qualifications regulable in Sarawak:
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    Inche Yusof's toast -to P.I. President
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