The Straits Times, 14 June 1962

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    THE DOUBLE-M AGE
    1407 1 'We have capacity to make grade' Lee on industrial era for Malaysia SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight spoke of the Double-M Age "Machine Age for Malaysia" at a dinner given in his honour by the Joint Chambers of Commerce. Mr. Lee said:
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    TEACHER MADE OUR SONS EA T GRASS SAY PARENTS
    280 1 TEACHER MADE OUR SONS EA T GRASS SAY PARENTS By JEFFREY FRANCIS: KUALA LUMPUR, Wed 1^ TEACHER at the Kok Mm national-type school in (iemas is alleged to have forced 12 boys to eat glass recently because they Tailed in their school exams. The allegation is made in a signed
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    6 off to the Congo
    60 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A second advance party of relief officers for the Malayan Special Force in the Congo left here today by air for Singapore en route to LeoPQldville. They are Capt. Mohamed Fadzll. Capt. Mohamed Ali. Capt. Hussein. Capt. Rodrigues and Warrant Officers Abdul
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    Lock icon 'Philippines may ask to join'
    82 1 'Philippines may ask to join HONG KONG. Wed. A Philippine businessman has expressed the belief that Malaysia, when formed, would hurt Philippine trade in some of its traditional South-East Asian markets. Col. A. Soriano, chairman of many companies in the Philippines, said before his departure for New York yesterday that
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    Lock icon Goodwill call
    36 1 TOKYO. Wed. A British i frigate, the 2181-toi Ea/t- bourne from the British Far 1 East Fleet, today called at Shimoda port, about 100 miles Southwest of Tokyo for I a goodwill visit— Reuter.
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    AIR CHIEF CALLS IN -AT K.L. –
    81 1 AIR CHIEF CALLS IN -AT K.L. THE BRITISH Secretary of State for Air. Mr. Julian Amery. arrived here by air from Butterworth yesterday accompanied by his wife, the daughter of the Prime Minister. .Mr. Harold Macmillan. He is on a tour of all the Royal Air Force units in South
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    Lock icon Eugene Goossens dies at 69
    44 1 LONDON, Wed. Sir Eugene Goossens, British conductor and composer, died early today, aged 69. Sir Eugene's death gave a rapid double blow to British music. Mr. John Ireland, the composer, having died yesterriov at the age of 82. Reuter.
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    3 MORE _ TWIN PIONEERS] ARRIVE
    62 1 3 MORE TWIN PIONEERS] ARRIVE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three more twin Pioneers for the Royal Malayan Air Force arrived, today after a 15-day flight from Britain. The planes, piloted by Malayans, left Britain on May 29 under the command of Fit. Lt. D. J. Coxell. With the arrival of these
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    Montgomery ill
    26 1 ALTON. England. Wed. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery. 74. was confine to bed at his home here today sufTp rl> T" from a severe cold.
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    Fine and Dandy: $396
    59 1 Fine and Dandy: $396 poll. Wed. Fine and Dandy, winner of the 3.05 race here today, paid dividends of $:«)(> (win) and $.V 2 (place). 1 Itcarried only 47 win tickets. Fine and Dandy, ridden by an apprentice. Ismail Asban, beat anot h e r outsider. Marigold, in a close
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    Lock icon LONDON SHARES SLASHED
    97 1 LONDON, Wed. Prices were marked down in most sections of the London Stock Exchange today following last night's sharp fall on Wall Street. Jobbers cut prices as soon as they walked Into the market. Falls ranged up to two shillings, but most were under one shilling. Precautionary
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    Lock icon Education Bill
    31 1 BANGKOK. Wed Compulsory education for children in Thailand will be boosted from four years to seven years under a Bill to be i put before the National AsIsembly Reuter.
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    Lock icon TWO MILES A DAY—AT 100
    58 1 TWO MILES A DAY— AT 100 PERTH Wed Enßlish-bom Mr. ueorne nenry immiaa, who remarried at 90. was 100 years old today. Mr Thomas, who lives at Kwinana. south of Fremantle. West Australia, with his wife Lydia. 75. still walks two miles every day. He lists his chief pleasures as
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    UNIONS SEEK TALKS WITH POLICE
    269 1 rrHE Singapore Trade Unions working com- mittee, representing 40 left-wing unions, is to seek an interview with the Commissioner of Police. Mr. A.E.G. Blades tomorrow for an explanation of why a meeting arranged by them for Saturday night to "discuss" the Referendum Bill was banned.
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    Jack agrees with Nik but...
    188 1 Jack agrees with Nik but... WASHINGTON, Wed. President Kennedy told Mr. Khrushchev today that the establishment of an independent Laos in South-east Asia "will surely have a significant and* positive effect far beyond the borders of Laos." "You can count on the continued and energetic efforts of the United States
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 NEHRU IS ANCR^ NEW HI I HI Wed PHac Minister Pi nil il .inurilv m I umI.iv opposition hr >urrrndrrin^ I territory t.. < (inn i Hta itemeni lowed dlseassloa Communist CWi ami truck bnilcj l.ad.iMi Sinkim; I PI
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    THE GAMBOLS
    5 2  - THE GAMBOLS Barry Appleby By
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    Lock icon Someone 'forgot' and 95 died
    86 2 Someone 'forgot' and 95 died WASHINGTON, Wed.— The Federal Aviation Agency said yesterday all airlines using Boeing 707 jet airliners had been advised that the New York crash in March in which 95 people died might have been caused by the loss of a small bolt from a control mechanism.
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    I SMUGGLED BORMANN OUT—SPY
    267 2 I SMUGGLED BORMANN OUT— SPY One can be against socialism or capitalism but no honest and responsible man can remain indifferent to the problem of war and peace. Mr Wlady.shiv Gomulka. the Polish Prime Minister, in a speech to the Polish peace congress. PARIS. Wednesday. VIR. Angel Alcazar de Velasco,
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    Lock icon The 'Six' agree
    42 2 LUXEMBOURG, Wed.— The Council of Ministers of the six-Nation European Coal-and-Steel Community have agreed to open negotiations on Britain's application for membership. Mr. Emilio Colombo, Italian Minister of Industry and chairman of the council, announced here last night.— Reuter
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    Lock icon $18m. CRASH PAY-OUT
    80 2 NEW YORK. Wed. The Institute of Life Insurance has estimated that the 130 people killed when an Air France Boeing 707 jet airliner crashed, at Paris on June 3 were Insured for U.S. $5,950. 000 (about $18 million), the third highest total in any plane accident. The
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    Lock icon Pakistan's foreign aid totals $9,960 mil.
    113 2 Pakistan's foreign aid totals $9,960 mil. KARACHI, Wed. Pakistan has received aid allocations amounting to U.S. $3,252,880,000 ($9,960 million) from foreign countries *and aid-giving agencies to date, a document issued by the Ministry of Finance with the 1962-63 Budget said today. Chief contributor to aid is the United States, which
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    Lock icon Look, no wings!
    54 2 UP and away soars Harold Graham, a test pilot for Bell Aerosystems not over a bridge as he appears in the picture but over a parking lot at the Museum of Science in Boston. Graham was demonstrating the small rocket lift device made by Bell for the
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    Quick look round
    209 3 Quick look round BERLIN, Wed. A large group of refugees "more than 10"— f.ed to West Berlin yesterday by an undisclosed escape route. It was announced last night. The exact route and number of refugees is being withheld to avoid giving East German authorities a pointer which may prevent other
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    Lock icon Ding Dong bells for Suzie
    59 3 ACTRESS Nancy Kwan. 22. and Mr. Peter Pock. 23. an Austrian ski instructor, leave Paddington Registry. London, after their wedding. The couple met when Miss Kwan was on location at Innsbruck earlier this year. Miss Kwan, from Hong Kong, became a star in thr film
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    Lock icon WHY NIK BACKED LAOS COALITION—BY HARRIMAN
    256 3 WHY NIK BACKED LAOS COALITION— BY HARRIMAN WASHINGTON. Wed. Mr. Averell Harriman, Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, said last night that one reason why the Soviet Union supported the establishment of a neutral government in Laos may have been their desire to check the advance of Communist
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    ...and K tells Mac and Jack of Laos lesson
    352 3 MOSCOW, Wednesday. JYJR. KHRUSHCHEV yesterday told Mr. Macmillan and President Kennedy that the cooperation which had achieved settlement of the Laos problem could solve other international disputes, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. Mr. Khrushchev who began his cable to Mr.
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    Lock icon Mickey Rooney: I'm a bankrupt
    53 3 Mickey Rooney: I'm a bankrupt HOLLYWOOD. Wed.— Actor Mickey Rooney I above I listing debts of nearly U.S. $500,000, said yesterday he was bankrupt. He filed petitions of voluntary bankruptcy in the federal court. The papers showed payments of three former wives and losses at the races contributing to his
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    Lock icon VIENTIANE LIKELY TO BE SEAT OF GOVT.
    105 3 VIENTIANE LIKELY TO BE SEAT OF GOVT. VIENTIANE. Wed. Mr. Ouinim Phoisena, Foreign Minister-designate, said last eight that it was up to the Geneva conference on Laos to decide the seat of the coalition government. In a statement to reporters, he added: "I expect it will be Vientiane.' He added;
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    Lock icon Reds hand back 40 hostages
    52 3 ATHENS. Wed.— Forty hostages taken to Albania by Greek Communists during guerilla warfare in 1947 were yesterday handed over to Greek officials at Kakavia, on the border in north-west Greec. The group comprised 15 women ed between 50 and 73 ye?-s. 10 men, and 15
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    Lock icon Smoke warning
    36 3 LONDON. Wed Posters warning young people of the dangers of smoking are being sent to colleges, secondary schools and youth organisations In Britain by the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Prison escape
    36 3 SAN FR»rCTSOO. V. Police and Federal agents were searching today for three convicts who yesterday escaped from the island jail of Alcatraz In San Franclsco Bay. by digging a tunnel with their spoons. Reuter
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    Lock icon 110-MILE WALK—BY FOUR CHILDREN
    115 3 110-MILE WALK— BY FOUR CHILDREN T ONDON, Wed.— A 35-year-old voman arrivej in London yesterday to petition Buckingham Palace and the Soviet tnd American Embassies against nuclear tests after a 110-mile -alk from Gloucester with her four young cb.ild.en. •It makes me feel better although mv feet are very sore."
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    MACD's GIFT TO VARSITY
    283 4 Sculptures, paintings for the art museum SINGAPORE, W«d T\R. Malcolm Mac- donald today presented a valuable collection of ancient Indian sculptures and modern paintings to the art museum of the University of Singapore. Dr. Macdonald, who is former Chancellor of the University of Malaya, had collected
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    PRODUCER OF MANY FILM HITS VISITS SINGAPORE
    88 4 - INDIA'S top film producer, Mr. A. V. Meiyyappa Chettiar. who arrived here from Japan on Tuesday on a study tour of the film market in South East Asia. Mr. Chettiar. who is owner of the AVM Studio, one of the most modern studios
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    Annual meeting
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The ninth annual meeting of the St. John Ambulance Association, Singapore Centre, will be held at 5.30 p.m. on June 27 at their headquarters. 420, Beach Road.
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    Prize-giving
    24 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The second annual prize distribution of the Sunday school at Maneala Vihara will be held I at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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    TEA PARTY FOR VISITING SINGER
    89 4 TEA PARTY FOR VISITING SINGER SINGAPORE, Wed. Thei Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will attend a tea party to be held in honour of the visiting Indian classical singer, Madam Ka- i viyoor Revamma Sreedharan, I at Christchurch School on Saturday. The party organised by the Singapore Indian Film
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    Referendum Bill forum on the air today
    95 4 Referendum Bill forum on the air today CINGAPORE, Wed. Radio Singapore today announced that it would broadcast the forum on the National Referendum Bill tomorrow and on Friday over these services: THI'RSDAY: English 7.10 p.m.: Indian 7.30 p.m. (over Suara Singapura>: Malay 8.45 p.m.: Mandarin 10 p.m. Lee's speech FRIDAY:
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    5 get back goods stolen from shops
    164 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three men and two women today successfully applied in "court for the return of some of the goods stolen from three shops in separate robberies and later recovered by the police. The three men were Ramchand Haroomal Chugani, proprietor of New
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    Road courtesy
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The R.A.F. Seletar Auto Club will hold a road courtesy trial starting at 2.30 p.m. on June 23. It will start at Kallang Park and finish at R.A.F. Seletar.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    353 4 THE following is today's, sciiedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong <BA 961) 1.15 p.m.: from London, Du&teldorf, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta. Rangoon. (BA 716) 5.20 p.m.; from Tokyo. Manila (BA 041) 5.66 p.m.; from London. Zurich.
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    A last chance for two youths
    113 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MR. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today sentenced two youths, S. Arumugam and D. Balakrishnan, to undergo reformatory training at the training centre for a period of not less than three years for committing armed robbery. Mr. Justice Buttrose told them
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    Question of air bases in proposed Malaysia
    471 5 Question of air bases in proposed Malaysia BUTTERWORTH, Wednesday. JHE British Secretary of State for Air, Mr. Julian Amery, said on his arrival here today he believed the question of air bas*?s in the proposed Malaysia would be embodied in the Cobbold commission report. Mr. Amery described Singapore and Butterworth
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    AWARDS TO THREE FOR 'DEVOTED SERVICE'
    86 5 SEREMBAN, Wed. Two War Department employees and a former employee have been awarded Com-mander-in-Chief's testimonials for "effcient and devoted service" to the British Army in Malaya. Hiey are: Mr. Louis Jeganathan, of the Barracks RASC. Kuala Lumpur: Mr. Kong Kok Lim. a junior civil
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    Salesman acquitted
    49 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Yap Fook Wai, 30. chief storekeeper of Jackson's Malaya Limited, Jalan Raja, was acquitted in the Sessions Court after a charge of criminal breach of trust against him was withdrawn. The charge was in connection with 129 cases of baby milk food worth $5,700.
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    Opium in car: $1,000 fine
    64 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Scan Khay Beng, 41. of Geylang Road. Singapore, was fined $1,000, or one month's iail. in the Sessions Court here for importing two slabs of opium into Johore at about 7 a.m. on Jan. 16. The opium, weighing 8 lb. 11.6 oz.,
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    HSC chance for the brighter students
    209 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Bright youngsters who cannot find places in Higher School Certificate classes can join further education classes where H.S.C. subjects are also being taught. A Ministry of Education spokesman said this today In reply to a complaint toy a Seremban reader on
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    Pakistan study offer
    70 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Pakistan High Commlsslon here bat oilered to reserve two places for Malayan medical students wishing to study In Pakistan. A spokesman for the High Commission said today that three scholar- ships were ottered earlier thlfl year by his government and applications were now
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    Tin sales likely at the level of Kennedy assurances
    429 6 Tin sales likely at the level of Kennedy assurances SYMINGTON PLAN COST TAXPAYERS MILLIONS U.S. MINE CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. jy[R. N. CLEAVELAND, president of the Pacific Tin Consolidated Corporation, believes that disposals from the United States strategic stockpile will be geared to the prices prevailing when President Kennedy gave
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    WHEN A DISTRICT ISN'T A DISTRICT
    189 6 PENANG, Wed.— Cheah Ah Lee, 27, who was banned from entering five police districts, including Penang, for five years from March 15, 1960, was acquitted today of being found in Gurney Drive George Town on April 27. The senior Sessions Court president, Mr. K.
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    Speaker charged
    57 6 PENANG. Wed. The Speaker of the Penane State Assembly, Haji Suleiman bin Haji Ahmad, today .pleaded not guilty to a charge of driving without due care and attention along Glugor Road on Feb. 24. Haji Suleiman's car, it was alleged, crashed into the rear of a bus. The
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    'Write it into the constitution'
    152 6 ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Pan-Malay-an Islamic Party wants it clearly stated in the Federation Constitution that Malaya belongs to the Malays. A motion to this effect will be moved by a PMIP member in the House of Representatives on June 25, the publicity chief of
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    Malaya tops the list
    72 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Malaya with 9«5 students topped the list of ove/nea* students taking Australian correspondence courses under the Colombo Plan this year. According to a statement from the Australian High Commission today, there are a total of 2,723 overseas students from 11 Asian countries taklnp
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    UNIVERSITY PAIR ON THE FLOORJ
    72 6 UNIVERSITY PAIR ON THE FLOOR J THE FORMER Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Dr. Malcolm MacDonald, dances with Mrs. B. R. Sreenivasan, wife of the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore, at the University of Si n gapore convocation dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday night. Dr.
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    Bar admission
    24 6 IPOH. Wed. Mr. N« Chee Kong was admitted to the Federation Bar today by Mr. Justice Neal in the High Court here.
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    Merger: Now S.P.A. hits referendum
    193 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The chairman of the Singapore People's Alliance, Tun Lim Yew Hock, today said the explanation given by the P.A.P. Political Bureau for not inviting the S.P.A. to take part in yesterday's Radio Singapore forum on the merger referendum was "weak and unacceptable". But
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    MONEYMAKERS
    10 7  -  PETER HAWKINS BY PART TWO OF THE ONASSIS STORY
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    Tina puts on a brave face—
    1369 7 Tina puts on a brave face AS ONASSIS PURSUES HIS SECRET ROMANCE IN THE early days of Onassis's affair with the girl from New York Tina suffered terribly. It was her first big grief and the reason why later she did not want her husband to buy the Chateau de
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    Illegal building:
    445 8  -  TAN TOCK SAIK By_ FEDERAL CAPITAL CHIEF IS TO BE GIVEN AUTHORITY OF 'SUMMARY ACTION' P^ TOTAL of 553 illegal buildings put up on State land here on weekends and holidays and sold to unsuspecting people have been detected in the last 16 months. As for those not
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    CEO IN BID TO END SCHOOL DISPUTE
    138 8 SEREMBAN, Wednesday THE Chief Education Officer of Negri Sembilan, Mr. Tan Seng Chye, will meet governors of the Dato Klana Putra School, Lenggeng. tomorrow in a bid to settle a six-week deadlock on the appointment of a headmaster for the secondary section of
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    Police find stolen iron
    59 8 PENANG. Wed. Police today recovered over two tons of pig iron believed to be part of a $1,200 consignment stolen from a lighter anchored off Weld Quay last week. The recovered lot. valued at $510. was found in a Jelutong Road foundry whose manager said he
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    Primary school gets new head
    51 8 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed.— Mrs. P. Sentherajah has taken over i.-- 7 duties as acting headmistress of Clifford School primary section in Idris Road. She succeeds Mrs. Yap Hong Kuan, who has been transferred to the Batu Road Girls' School in Kuala Lumpur after four years
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    A 'get rich quick' amah loses her $1,000
    139 8 A 'get rich quick' amah loses her $1,000 SINGAPORE, Wed. Hoping to get rich quick, an amah borrowed $1,000, invested it in a mahjong syndicate and was cheated of the entire sum, a court was told today. Senior Inspector M. C. Jacob, prosecuting, said that Tan Klok Huay, 40, an
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    Talk on jobless
    32 8 SINGAPORE, Wed— A Singapore People's Alliance leader. Dr. B.W. Chia, will speak on "Unemployment— Blessing or Curse?" at a luncheon at the party headquarters In Short Street on Sunday.
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    New powers
    223 8 Fund for boy who lost his hands in grenade incident MALACCA, Wed.— The Alor Gajah District Welfare Committee has started a fund in aid of a boy whose hands were amputated following a grenade incident early this year. In addition, his legs were injured and the boy will
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    UK EXPERT SEES OUR LEPROSY RESEARCH PROGRESS
    162 8 UK EXPERT SEES OUR LEPROSY RESEARCH PROGRESS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Research into the causes and treatment of leprosy by Malaya and Britain is yielding fruitful results. This is the opinion of Dr. R.J.W. Rees, a senior member of the scientific staff of the British Medical Research Council, who has been
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    Harmonica virtuoso to perform in Singapore
    173 8 Harmonica virtuoso to perform in Singapore SINGAPORE, Wed— A Sin-gapore-born harmonica virtuoso who has given recitals all over China and won acclaim from the world's leading authorities on classical music, will perform at the Victoria Theatre on July 8. He is 22-year-old Yew Hong-Jen (above), currently touring Indonesia with his
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    Pump thieves
    26 8 IPOH. Wed. Thieves stol* a fuel injector pump valued at $300 from a quarry in Simpang Pulai and a $100 pump from Spooner Road.
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      44 8 Buys Bunny By Rmiph UeimduM /^~T~N t?v this one: its even 'outside vthat A I ...isaip.how pya>~ W* GOT A FUR < HOW PYA UKE ITjV I UKE IT S■■■ T BUGS. I WANT A\ TOPCOATS COLLAR iV/IT LOOKS > T > I V^ OTHERWISE J Uf
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    SEOW ASKS ABOUT A BID TO FLY RED FLAG
    960 9 17th day of the inquiry SINGAPORE, Wed. PROWN Counsel. Mr. Francis T. Scow, today suggested to a witness at the commission inquiring into last November's boycott of the Chinese Secondary Four examination that on Oct. 1, 1949, the Chung Cheng High
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    An expert praises made-in-Malaya
    181 9 An expert praises made-in-Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A CANADIAN Colombo plan expert today praised the quality of made-in-Malaya goods and spoke of the favourable atmosphere in industrial relations here. Mr. Philip Stuchen. who was talking to members of the Rotary Club here, stressed these points: THE FIRST made-ln-Malaya trade fair
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    JAPANESE IMPRESSED BY OPIUM CENTRE
    110 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three Japanese police narcotics experts were so impressed by Singapore's opium treatment centre at St. John's Island that they have recommended that, their government build one modelled on It at Yokohama. This was disclosed today by a spokesman for the Japanese Consulate General
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    MCA: WE'LL NEVER LOSE PENANG
    199 9 PENANG, Wed. The Penang branch of the Malayan Chinese Association today predicted that the Alliance would not only retain the State Government in 1964 but would also "put up a good fight against the Socialist Front in the 1963 City Council election." "We are workine
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    48 10 M Words SlO (Minimum) THE PASTOR and Members of the Trinity Methmli.-t Churrh. Kerangooa QaMMas, thank the innumerable firm*, ra, Singapore Base District. Individual donors of cash. foodstall* and other nifts. and all those who took tuns to help the Urand Fair in one «ay or other.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 10 20 Words $10 (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Or. 8. >. R-OunayaKam «ho p.i«>«-d away peacefully on 14 6.61 fondly remembered by his loved
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, June 14. 1962.
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      A Turning Point
      673 10 If 1961 was a turning point, 1962 looks like being a year of decision, observes the Sarawak Government's official annual report, published as Sarawak awaits, with North Borneo, the recommendations of the Cobbold Commission. Whatever the outcome of the Commission's inquiry, the stimulus to political thinking which
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      Tax Dodgers
      364 10 Out of date though it is, tixn report of Singapore's Inland Revenue Department for 1960 is worth more than passing interest, for in the period under review the income tax authorities were given new and wider powers to combat evasion. Secrecy provisions in the ordinance were amended to
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      The Builders
      220 10 The story of the six building* that blossomed on a plot ot State land off Circular Road on Saturday night, and were open for business on Sunday, evokes a grudging admiration. Yet if this can happen in the Federal Capital, what other feats of surreptitious construction and misapplied
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    NEW THREATS TO UNITY IN THE CONGO
    684 10  - NEW THREATS TO UNITY IN THE CONGO COLIN LEGUM by THE Congo has never been closer to peace and unity since achieving its independence just under two years ago than it is at this momeint. But there is, nevertheless, a deep sense of uneasiness that the carefully negotiated basis of
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    Lock icon ANOTHER BEATING FOR COLONIALISM IN U.N
    415 10 YEW YORK, Wed. 11 The most intensive British lobbying in recent years came to nothing here today as the Afro-Asian group demonstrated the power of anti-colonialist feeling in commanding U.N. majorities. The specific ls.sue was Southern Rhodesia. a strongly emotional question for the Africans,
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    Lock icon The other traffic the Berlin wall has halted
    792 10  - The other traffic the Berlin wall has halted ALFRED KLUEHS by BERLIN, Wed. The Berlin Wall has had at least one positive result in the Western view it has. West Berlin police say, eliminated "black-market vice" across the East-West Berlin border. Before the wall went up last August, putting an
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    Land: We're so lucky...
    213 11 Land: We're so lucky... I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Nigerian Federal Minister of Transport and Aviation, Mr. R. A. NJoku, said here today that the people in Malaya who received land under land development schemes should consider themselves very lucky. He said that In hi.s country no state land was given
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    CURRENCY OFFICE TALKS
    50 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The 3oard of Currency Commissioners has agreed to open wage talks with the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees following its threat to call out the board's 60 employees on strike. The workers are demanding a revision of salaries and Improvement in their conditions of service.
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    Best Singapore investment
    394 11 UNIVERSITY CASH WILL PAY A HUNDREDFOLD DIVIDENDS, SAYS SREENI SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fHE Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore. Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan (above), last night spoke of 'the best investment" that could be made in Singapore. It would be to plough money into the expansion of the university,
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    Judge visits scene of alleged offence —
    117 11 Judge visits scene of alleged offence CINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Justice Chua. who is trying K. Sundarasan. 32 a Harbour Board labourer, on a charge of committing mischief by firr, today visited the scene of the alleged offence at Peng Siang Quay, off Havelock Road. The judge was accompanied by the
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    A mystery visitor brings joy to Johnny
    452 11  - A mystery visitor brings joy to Johnny R CHANDRAN By i THE merry-makers saw the beautiful singer's face change. She was pensive, then sad. They asked her what was wrong and she told them. This incident in a Singapore night club was to set a mystery, and then usher in
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    Murder inquiry: Taxi driver re-arrested
    193 11 Murder inquiry: Taxi driver re-arrested SINGAPORE, Wednesday POLICE today re-arrested a taxi driver outside Ninth Magistrate's Court soon after he had been discharged in a murder inquiry. Ng Cheng Tee. 33. represented by Mr. S.K. Lee, was alleged to have murdered Yeo Ah Say. 66. an opium smoker, at a
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    MALAYANS ON AUSSIE CLUB COMMITTEE
    58 11 MALAYANS ON AUSSIE CLUB COMMITTEE CYDNEY. Wed Three Malayans have been elected to the committee of the International Club formed at the Australian National University in Canberra. A Master of Arts student. Param AJeet Singh. 01 Singapore Is vice-president An arts student. V. Radhakrishnan. from Malaya, and an economics student,
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    Cash for chess
    43 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Lee Foundation has donated 53 .000 to the Chess Federation here to enable them to organise Junior clubs with memberships of over 1,000 schoolboys and girls. The payments will be spread over a period of four years
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    Adviser quits
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. F. V. Rajendra today announced that he has relinquished his post as adviser to the Singapore Medical Workers' Union. Hp d^Hined to give reasons
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    Malacca's new 'mayor I will not be from Alliance
    200 11 Malacca's new 'mayor I will not be from Alliance MALACCA. Wed. iTI There was much speculation here today as to who will be elected the next president of the Malacca Municipal Council. The present line up in the council is: Alliance 5; Socialist Front 5; Malayan Party 2. Under the
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    Dayak Day plea
    31 11 KUCHING. Wed— The Sarawak Dayak National Union decided at an extraordinary meeting recently to ask the Government to mark June 1 as Dayak Day and not Sarawak Day.
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    The King returns
    55 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Yang dl-Perttian Agong and the Raja Per malsurl Agong returned today from Kota Bharu in a Royal Malayan Air Force Twin Pioneer. The King and Queen were in Kota Bharu yesterday to bid farewell to the 662 Tongo-bound officers and men of the
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    KELANTAN'S SWEETEST VOICE...
    55 11 KELANTAN'S SWEETEST VOICE... |JOTA BHARU. Wed— Miss Esther Isaiah, 18, won the Kelantan "Golden Voice" contest held at the Telecommunications building here last night. She will represent Kelantan at the regional "Miss Golden Voice" contest In Kuantan early next month. Che Rugayah Mahmud Mohamed All was second and Che Khalron
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    Lock icon Paper mill contract
    70 11 Paper mill contract TOKYO. Wed.— A 89Ok*sman for the Kenemat&u Company, a leading Japanese firm today said the company had signed a contract with the Malayan Federation of Fertilizer and Paper J ndustry Co. operative Unions to .set up a paper mill at Bumbong Lima, on the Province WellesJevKedah border
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    People who gave
    209 11 HRHE following Is the list X of donations collected by June: Miss June Mole S9O. Mr. Tan Kah Hock $5. Mr. Ng SlO. Mr Lim Ann Pang $10. Mr. Chai $10. Mr. Peter Lim Choeng 870. Mr. Tan Hoon Slang $5. Mr. Tay Chin Bun $5. Mr.
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    Apex meeting
    36 11 JOHORE. Bahru. Wed. The next meeting of the Apex Club will be at the Johore Civil Service Club on Tuesday at 7 45 p m Mr. MB. Dass will speak on "Voluntary Social Services.'
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    HUNT ON FOR 3 'VERY SPECIAL' CHILDREN
    176 11 HUNT ON FOR 3 'VERY SPECIAL' CHILDREN OINGAPORE, Wed. A search is on in Singapore for three children to take part in a play "The Queen and The Rebels" to be presented by the Theatre World Association. Mrs. Gracla Tay Chee, the producer. today said the childrv.i were required to
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    Probation plea fails
    56 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— After a youth pleaded guilty to two charges of extortion he asked the magistrate to put him on probation as he had a mother, two brothers and a sister to support. But Tan Thiam Tee's plea was rejected by magistrate Mr John Dorai Rai who
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      466 11 mv, y.ou interlude; 10.00 Or^an ttM In L*tin Mood, 1.30 The RADIO MALAYA selections; 10.16 In the mood news; 1 40 Percy Faith And Hls w i»i«i*.«-h 11 fof clmM M 1046 g^ ,j orchestra 2.00 Orlll On The Run NATIONAL SHOKTWAVfc and .sweet music 11.00 Close 2 15 Calling
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    Stay pretty as you travel by car, train or plane
    611 12  -  lONA McLELLAN by rT*RAVELLING should be a pleasure not a sticky, hectic, dishevelling worry. Learn the simple secrets of good travel grooming and you will arrive at your destination looking (and feeling) cool, calm and neat. If you are travelling
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    SAILORTOF
    54 12 Here's a smart outfit that is ideal for the day. A sailor top is sportily shown in white poplin with geometric embroidery done in apple-green stitching worn over a deep pleated skirt. The sporty ensemble was one of the presentations designed by Inga Hamilton for the Austrian Lace and
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    TRY ROASTED CARROTS FOR SIDE-DISH
    121 12 TRY ROASTED CARROTS FOR SIDE-DISH lIAVE you tried n roasted carrots? Here is the recipe which will make a lovely side-dish. You need half katl carrots scraped fine, six fresh prawns (chopped) or one tablespoon sprats, a pinch of saffron, one sprig curry leaves, three dried chillies (chopped), one tablespoon
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    Fabrics puzzle teenage girls during survey
    110 12 MO6T high school girl£ shop for their own togs but few really know what fibres and fabrics they are buy, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports. The statement is based on a survey. The 1,200 nigh school girls participating indicated that they most easily
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      322 12 Straits Times Crossword Hb IHi^ IB Hi CROSS 4. Direction the man In command htrongly advised when afflicted (8). I. Examine In detail for eacb to put to some purpose <t>>. 9. Beer given to a Conservative depending on contingencies (8). 10. I get on seat first with this lively
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    The so-happy Minister
    66 13 WHAT could have been the joke that made these two YIPs laugh so heartily? This happy picture of the Philippines Ambassador. Mr. Yusof Abubakar (left) and the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Khir Johari, was taken at the Philippines Independence Day celebrations in Kuala Lumpur on
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    SCHOOL STRIKE: GOVT BLAMES PARENTS
    187 13 SCHOOL STRIKE: GOVT BLAMES PARENTS JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. tOHORE Education Department authorities are w blaming rival groups of parents for the strike at the Gooi Rubber Estate Tamil School in Ulu Tiram. about 11 miles from here. A spokesman for the Department said today: "Attempts are now being made to
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    FOUR PRETTY WOMEN TO DISTRIBUTE APPLES
    97 13 FOUR PRETTY WOMEN TO DISTRIBUTE APPLES PENANG, Wed.— Four pretty Australian women will distribute about 5.000 Australian apples to people along main roads and market places in Penang this Friday and next Monday. The quartette— Mrs. Judy McKenna, Miss Helen Liebke. Miss Barbara Ward and Miss Nola Nott— will tout
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    Shop burgled
    31 13 PENANG. Wed.-A sundryshop owner. Mr. Wong Ah Kow. lost more than $2,000 in cash and jewellery when his shop at Paya Terubong Road. Ayer Itam. was burgled last nUht.
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    Arsenite stolen
    27 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Thieves last night broke Into a storehouse on Kundang Estate In Rawang and stole nine drums of sodium irsenlt* 1 worth $45:?
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    Wounded, dies
    72 13 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. An estate labourer. Abdul Wahab bin Ahmad. 28. died in hospital last night soon after he had been admitted with a stab wound in the chest. The police 1 ye detained a -suspect. Charge denied PENANG Wed.— Teh 800 Hock, 21. was allowed bail after
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    First local polls planned in Borneo
    51 13 First local polls planned in Borneo JESSELTON, Wed. The North Borneo Government will soon take steps to hold the Colony's first local authority elections. A statement said that the Secretary for Local Government, Mr. J. H. Macartney had Instructed officials to divide the Colony into wards and prepare an electoral
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    Registration
    61 13 Registration of voters will begin next month. All those who are "^1 or above and were born In North Borneo or have stayed in the Colony for seven out of the last 10 years will be entitled to vote. The official statement hoped that native chiefs, headmen and political
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    U.N. RAILWAY CONFERENCE
    84 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The "very satisfactory" development of International rail traffic between Malaya and Thailand has been noted by an Ecafe railway conference which has just concluded in Melbourne. Malaya's delegate to the talks was Mr. A. Kandlah. a senior administrative officer in the Malayan Railway. He
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 16 'THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on June 14: Rubber 76 rents alb. Copra $448 a ton. Coconut oil $674 a tonPain oil $6?. l 50 a ton. Palm kernels $322.75 a ton. The ales of duties
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    111 16 !nn» 13. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) INDUSTRIALS F. AN. 13 cv Cold Store 4Jd. M. Box t'J <t« steamship 9 its. Breweries 25 cts. 8 Time." Is ttg, Robinson 9 cts 8. Trader* 32 cts. S. Darby 4«d. Unlteers 10 cts. W. Jacks 10 cts. MININCS A. Ama.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    103 16 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT and Industrial shares maintained their overall firm undertone but leaders moved variably. Oils haci oeiter support and most Issues roseOil Search moved up 7d. to3s. Id. after the fry River drill plans announcement. Base metals were quiet but loans were flm. Con Zinc 61/68 Herald
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 16 Malayan Exchange Banks' Aate- ciation made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to S100): New Yerk: buying TT 32 13/ IS. airmail OD 32 Ift 16. 90 d/st 33 3/16 credit bills. 33 5/18 trade bills. telling TT er OO ready: New York 32
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    AMERICAN CONSIDERATIONS AGAIN PREOCCUPY MARKET
    673 16 AMERICAN CONSIDERATIONS AGAIN PREOCCUPY MARKET From Our Market Correspondent ONCE again the turnover on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was small and the rather confused conditions of the past three days or so persisted. The new tumble of share prices in New York on Tuesday (for the third consecutive trading
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    814 16 OUSTNESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section: yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (2.000) $1.72 ON, (2.000) $1.70: F. and N. orda (1.000) $2.75: Hongkong Rank £18 Is. M M. Containers $1.25 OL. ON. (2.000) $1.24 ON. (5.000) $1.23. (26.000) $1.20, (9.000)
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    Rubber crops
    48 16 Further May rubber crops In- j eluded: Benta 110,000 lb., Jeram i KuanUn 73.000 lb., Kundong Tanjong Pau 168.000 lb.. Mentakab 73.000 lb., and Sungei Bagan 168.000 lb. Batu LJntang 252,000 lb-, and Glenealy 124.000 lb Bukit Katil 39.924 lb. and Ayer I Molek 33,260 lb.
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    Tin advances one dollar: Rubber again declines
    353 16 /CONTINUED American buying on the price drop resulted once again in the Straits tin rising one dollar to $444.50 per picul despite an offering increased by 10 tons to 290 tons and a fall on balance of £13 in London overnight. Market observers
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 16 JUNE 13. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73i cents (down seven-eighths of a cent). K.L.: 73ft cents (down seven -eighths of a cent). TIN: 5444.50 per picul (up SI). Estimated unofficial offering 290 tons (up 10 tons i.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 16 £HINIIE Product I. ehan,., tin- nap.ra noon pneet par picul ytttarday: Coconut all: bulk $39 sellers, dram $42 seller*: Copra: June $28 buyers. $29 seller*. Pepper: Muntok white $132* sellers. Sarawak white $150 sellers, special Sarawak black $120 sellers, garbled Lampon* black $120 sellers. AST A $132 i
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    211 16 SHIPS lying alongside the lingapor* wharvti tsday arc President Taft 6A. Martha BakJce 42/43, SanUita 23/24. TJikampck 8/9. Aflkunl Maru IK. Vcrnaea 2j. 26, TJltJaUngka 4/5. Brad«verett 10/11. EaMern Mum 13 14. Hokkai Maru 40. Awa Mam 6 7 Atr.us I.'. lt>. Calcutta Maru 3C.34. Harunavan
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    301 16 OELJ-ERS were once asaln predominant, on the 1 (deration Rubber Exchange today wintj opened around yesterdays closiii" level. Selling brought the price down by half-a-cent and thereafter M.ii.bull liquidation lurtlier ea.sed tne market. Lower sheets were more freely offered and lair quantities pi hands. The lower
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    216 16 JUNE first ursda rubber buyart 1.b.« J closed at 5 p.m. In smsapnre yesterday at 73| cents per lb.. down seven-elgbths of a cent on Turxday's closing price. The tone was slightly steadier. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices tn ccnn per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 P..S s. Prompt f.o.b.
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      319 18  -  ERNEST FRIDA, By Singapore, Wednesday JU. JEGATHESAN, the Malayan champion sprinter, got a tip from American coach Stanley Wright yesterday which may help him to cut down his time considerably. "Your' starting is wrong, Wright told Jega. "You look down at the ground right
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      80 18 SEREMBAN. Wed.— Results in the Negri Sembilan junior badmintori championships: Men's singles first round R. D. Williams w.o. from Abu Ghunr Tang Kok Mm bt. Son Kuan Whye 18-13 1&-7: Hashim Monamed bt. M. C. Rakshan 15-8. 15-1: Poi Kuen Onn w.o. from Ismail Uiang; A/iz. Gluni
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      18 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Swift Athletic Association will hold their annual championships at Farrer P.uic on July 8
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      382 18 St. Andrew's and Cedar Girls are champions SINGAPORE. Wed.— St. Andrews with 216 points and Cedar Girls Secondary School (232 points) were champions in thr Serangoou District athletic mee 1 held ai Farrer Park today. Results were: BOYS— ".V DIVISION 100 m: 1. Low Yuen Kai (SOGSi, 2. Chin Yoon
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      449 18 LONDON. Wed. Jim Stewart. 28. of Warwickshire became the first batsman to reach 1.000 runs this season in first-class cricket when he scored 69 against Northamptonshire at Edgbaston yesterday. His achievement took three days longer than last year "when Eric Russell of Middlesex, was
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      92 18 SOCCER TAIPISO DIV 2: Persatuan Melavu B P CRC 4 L. PERAK DIV. 1: U d Plantations 1 Flemi-Jfton 0. BfcNTOXG LGE: Sulaiman Sch 6 MES B I: Knights. Karak 3 X"! Jnnda Baik 1 KLIANG DIV. 2: OFM 2 Bukll Baclak. PENANO UIV. 3: Sg Ara Old
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      214 18 Ghani and Seng Quee may go to Brazil KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Are there among Brazil s soccer officials, coaches and players people with a sufficient knowledge ol English to teach others their soccer super-skills in that language? On the answer to this question, a.sked by the Football Association of Malaya
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    23 19 WINDHOEK. Wed. The British Lions Rugby Union team staged a second half rally to beat. South-Wost, Africa 14-6 here yesterday. Reuter.
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    466 19  - Fine and Dandy- $396 EPSOM JEEP: FORECAST ON OUTSIDERS PAYS RECORD $3,836 DIVIDEND I By ISMAIL LANDS A SHOCK WINNER IN CLOSE FINISH IPOH, Wednesday $396 outsider and a record forecast tote dividend of $3,836 highlighted the second day of the Perak Derby meeting here this afternoon. FINE AND DANDY,
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    54 19 Bougoure in the finish— third pARNET BOUGOURE, former Malayan champion jockey, is concerned in the finish of the Epsom yj Oaks but he is on the third horse, Tender Annie (centre). The winner is Che French-trained filly Monade (left), ridden by Yves St Martin, by a shorthead from West Side
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    1020 19 AUTOMATION GRNERAL PIL SCORE FINE 'COMEBACK' VICTORIES Won by nk, 1/2, hd. dm 5 4/5). TOTE: $396. $52. $36, $8. Forecast tote: $3,836. Marigold was the leader from Winston, Obedient Son. Persian Hero. Woodcote Lady. Hoi Houw and Fine and Dandy. Reaching the course proper Fine and Dandy moved up
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    870 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Selangor Turf Club have received a total of 216 entries for their June-July meeting here. The meeting will be held on June 24. 27 and July 1 CLASS FOUR I Kir»t run 3 if 7f or «f;
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    478 20 HOXG KONG, Wednesday. 'JMIK Hong Kong Government today rejected emigration as ;i possible solution to its problem of people. Without mentioning countries which have offered to take refugees from the Colony, an official policy statement said: "We are sceptical of emigration
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    177 20 Over the waves, on a bicycle built for two DOVER, England, Wed. Yet another team of bold British navigators set out today to battle their way across the EnglLsh Channel to France this time on a bicycle made lor two. Two 20-year-old Birmingham University students, Jim Wood and Ron Brooks,
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    93 20 Laos talks a good sign: Macd SINGAPORE. Wed. The British co-chairman of the Geneva Conference on Laos, Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, said here today that the proceedings of the conference were "a very promising augury" for the world. He said that the conference had shown that it is possible for 14
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    14 20 JEVARETNAM Virk Alien tiorn to md I <■< al Gleneastaa on 111 th Jim.
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    147 20 JOGET GIRL STABBED BY WOMAN IN SONGKOK, COURT TOLD MALACCA, Wed. ITI A woman dressed in man's clothes stabbed a joget girl opposite the City Park in Bunga Raya Road her 6 at about midnight yesterday, it was alleged in the magistrate's court today. Minah binte Chuban, 28, wife of
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    28 20 AMMAN. Wed Spanish archaeologists said today they have found an ancient wall built by late Stone Age people in what later became South Bethlehem. U.P.I.
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    230 20 NEW DELHI, Wednesday. ORITAIN and the United States have made some 1J inquiries on whether India intends to buy Soviet MIG fighters, Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said here today. Asked whether they were i casual inquiries, Mr. Nehru replied: "Even serious things are
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    63 20 THE FAMILY of latr Mr. K. Thomas of District Hospital Raub thank hospital stnfTn and rrlrnds for < idolpoci-s. trlrtrrama, donation*. wrrathK. attendance trannport and Invaluable avulxtancc over thrir (MTMvpmfflt MR. ACHbTHAN NAIR of SunEH Samak Eftatr. flu B«rnam thanks of condolence nrrathn axulntanrr and attrndnnre at the fantral
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    54 20 SERCMBAN CLIENTS arc Informal U.K. Ons. Optician. «ill h* dv:iiinhlr for consultation at 13. Lemon nn hitv Sunday. A. OO a m to 4 (Ml p.m. NEW!! NEWEST:: la* arrtvnt from Kninrc -Morvundellr, Pirkf Soitx. In I vmfMtaa, no» In ptock .it Kltzpntrlrk Try Them onrf and you'll want
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    98 20 LONDON. Wed. Tea scores In 188 for four v Glamorgan, today* cricket matches were: At Old Trafford: Surrey 115 At Lords: Middlesex 238 for Lancashire nine for two. three v Olouce«t«rshire. At Hull: Derbyshire 145 »or five At Oxford: Essex 225 for six v v Yorkshire. Oxford
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    71 20 Mother Dooley receives a gold medal for Tom DRESIDENT Kennedy presents Mrs. Thomas A. Dooley with a medal for her son Tom, the medical missionary in South East Asia who died ot cancer last year. Looking on during the White House ceremony are Mr. Malcolm W. Dooley, the missionary's brother,
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    422 20 LONDON. Wed. Siock markets in London toaay suffered a general .setback following tile ui--ther overnight glide on Wall ©ueet. Price- weii UMUrkMi c»- n on a broad front at the opening and losi furtner ground on mi. a.. felling in the absence of sufficient buying to absorb the
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    343 20 HK WIND UP TOUR WITH 3-0 VICTORY SINGAPORE, Wed. Sino-Malays. virtu al l y Singapore's team, gave a reassur-A ing display for their^ Malaya Cup game against Johore on Sunday, although i beaten 3-0 by Hong Kong- before a 5,000 crowd at Jalan Besar tonight. Smo-Malays side had about three-quarters
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