The Straits Times, 18 June 1962

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    17 1 The Straits Times Nat*"* 1 Estd. 1845. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1962 15 CENTS. KDN 0 3 6
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    Lock icon OAS IN PEACE DEAL
    371 1 TAN WANTS TIGHTER TAX NET: See Page 9 'Clean sweep of the past agreement' Violence to be called off ALGIERS, Sun. The European OAS and Algerian Nationalist leaders today made a peace deal which promises an amnesty for Europeans and a clean sweep of the past
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    Lock icon 120 skymen land to act as Souvanna's private guard
    235 1 VIENTIANE, Sunday. 'THREE plane loads of 120 of Prince Souvanna 1 Phouma's neutralist paratroops landed here from the Plain of Jars today to act as his private guard during the formal swearing in tomorrow of the Laotian Provisional Coalition Cabinet. The
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    Lock icon Patriarch dies
    16 1 BANGKOK. Sun. Thailand's supreme Buddhist Patriarch. Somdech Thra Ariyawong Sakhatayan, 79, died today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Synthetic plant
    30 1 TEL AVIV, Sun.— A synthetic rubber factory is to be built in Israel by a group of South American investors with wide contacts throughout the American continent. -Reuter.
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    $1 CHANGES HANDS
    15 1 DATO LEE bands over his dollar after the .game. Straits Times picture
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    Police probe mystery death of two girls
    88 1 K LUANG. Sun. Police here are probing into the mystery surrounding the deaths of two attractive girls in Paloh area. The girls. Ng Ta Man. 18. and Poh Bee Choo. 17. were found lying side by side in Kali Malaya Estate at 7.30
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    Lock icon Burnt to death
    36 1 TOKYO. Sun- Police today said two 13-year-old boys were burned to death and ancther was seriously injured today when smothered by hot ore dumped from a truck in Fu';ushima Prefecture, Northern Japan.— Reuter.
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    Split warning to S'pore Umno
    234 1 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Federation Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today warned Singapore Umno members against attempts to form an OAS type of organisation In their midst. Ad-ircssing the delegates conference of the party's city division. Inche Khir. who is chairman of
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    Lock icon The dollar bet that led to a duel at the billiard table
    294 1 The dollar bet that led to a duel at the billiard table KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fHE TWO Chancellors met in the billiard room of the University of Malaya Students 1 Union building here this morning. "I bet you $1 you cannot beat me in a game- of billiards,", said Dato
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    Outsider wins Ipoh Derby
    81 1 Outsider wins Ipoh Derby IPOH. Sun— Mr. K.Y. Lims Nor v.i l Lad. outsider in the field of 13, won the 53G.000 Perak Derby run over 1| miles here today. Norval Lad. ridden by apprentice Subian Dalwee. beat the favourite Lost Horizon by a short head with Automation third, a
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    Lock icon Alert on Thai border
    216 1 Alert on Thai border OANGKOK. Sun. Senior Thai military and Interior Ministry officials were called to a meeting: today to discuss the next moves in the tense border situation with Cambodia. This follows the World Court's majority ruling on Friday that the disputed frontier area, including the ruined temple of
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 NEWS WELCOMED runs Sun. News "i I,\S— Algerian Nation Ign .>in nt wrlroniiil i .t lie ft.iull< reported today V> iSi B this p.i?r>
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    Lock icon Gaitskell hurls challenge to Mac
    330 2 'HOLD GENERAL ELECTION NOW AND SEE IF GOVT HAS LOST SUPPORT 9 LONDON, Sunday. jy|R. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour (Opposition) Party, yesterday challenged Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, to hold a general election now and see whether the Government had lost the
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    THE GAMBOLS
    5 2  - THE GAMBOLS Barry Appleby -By
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    Lock icon U.S. judge guilty of taking —bribe—
    142 2 U.S. judge guilty of taking bribe— YEW YORK, Sun. A Judge of the New York State Supreme Court has been found guilty of sharing a U5535,000 bribe. Justice J. Vincent Keogh, 56. wa.s convicted yesterday with Elliot Kahaner. a former U.S. attorney In Brooklyn and Antonio Ducks) Corallo, an oftenindicted
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    Lock icon Tough horse
    33 2 ROME. Sun.— Seventy-eljht people, some of them whole families, are in hospital with suspected food poisoning after eating apparently infected horse meat In the village of San Ferdlnando di PuKlla— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Shut-down, 50,000 idle
    52 2 DETROIT. Sun. About 50,000 workers were idle as the Ford Motor Company shut down its car assemblyoperations yesterday The shut-down was caused by an eight-day-old strike in a key factory, a pressing plant near Cleveland, which Is a major source of Ford's bonnets, doors, roofs, bootlld? and
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    Lock icon Dead men to be tried
    58 2 ANKARA. Sun. Thrre dead men will go on trial lierr next month. They are Adnan Menderes. Turkey's former Prime Minister, his Foreign Minister, Fatin Zorlu. mrt Finance Minister. Hassan Polatkan. All three were hanged last year. They are to be tried again posthumously on chars***
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    DAY RAZOR BLADE WAS MAILED TO EICHMANN
    103 2 "TEL AVIV. Sun. Israel's Attorney General, Mr. Gideon Hausner. said yesterday that an attempt had been made to smuggle a razor blade to Adolf Elchmann before his execution. Security police found the blade fixed under stamps on a postcard sent from Australia. Mr.
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    Lock icon When death beckons...
    103 2 It is sometimes said <9 that the Conservative Party it suffering from an attack of Socialism a complaint which, when confined to the heart, i* relatively harmless, but fatal when A it moves to the head. by Lord Brougftsane. the president ai the National Federation of Property
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    New US envoy
    20 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. —Mr Philip D Sprouse. 55. a career diploma^. 'has been appointed U.S. ambassador to Cambodia
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    Lock icon U.N. EXPENDITURE
    25 2 NEW YORK. Sun. I nittd N;Uions' expenditure estimates for next year will reach nearly I \S. SlOO million, informed sources here believe. Reuter.
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    Canadians go to polls today
    269 2 TiEN million Cana- dians go to the polls tomorrow in a general election which has been dominated by economic issues. They will decide whether Prime Minister John Diefenbaker's Progressive Conservatives deserve a vote of confidence after five years In office, or whether the time has
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      Tailor loses a long legal battle against Sophia Lor en
      366 3 Tailor loses a long legal battle against Sophia Lor en ]>OME. Sun— A Neapolitan tailor, Mr. Lelio Gala*v ten. has lost a lengthy legal battle against Sophia Loren. He sued Miss Loren lor on ;k \i o[ contract several years ago, claiming that he had made several dresses for her
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      Lock icon Sandys hears tough Indian talk on the market
      185 3 Sandys hears tough Indian talk on the market ]^EW DELHI. Sun.— Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth Relations Secretary, is understood to have heard some tough talking from Indian officials yesterday about the inadequacy of Britain's plans to safeguard India's exports if Britain joins the European Common Market. Mr. Sandys, who
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      'Insects will take over' warning
      233 3 NEW YORK. Sun— A Johns Hopkins University Biolouist said today there is a possibility of insects (akin over tin- world in the »ak of a nuclear war. In a paper read at a scientists' conference on survival here. I)r II Bentley (llass. member of the
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      Lock icon WE WILL ROUT THE DUTCH BY YEAR'S END SOEKARNO
      279 3 WE WILL ROUT THE DUTCH BY YEAR'S END SOEKARNO JAKARTA, Sunday. PRESIDENT Soekarno said last night he had not given up his avowed intention of routing the Dutch from West New Guinea by the end of this year. "In the next six months of this year, we shall have liberated
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      Lock icon Mac held up by anti-bomb men
      42 3 LONDON. Sun. Twenty nuclear disarmament demonstrators held up the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. for about 10 mi. nutes at Bromley yesterday when they sat in the road around his car waving ban. ners.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon RHODESIA: U.N. MOVE BY 16 NATIONS
      149 3 NEW YORK, Sunday. S~IXTEEN nations of Africa and Asia proposed in a draft U.N. resolution published here today that the General Assembly declare Southern Rhodesia a non-self-governing territory and request Britain to call a constitutional conference on its political future. The draft will be
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      Lock icon The thieves who go fishing
      46 3 CHICAGO. Sun —The police here have been warned that not all men carrying fishing rods are on their way to catch flsh "Some are expert at fishing trousers and purses out of open bedroom windows." the Police Department bulletin said.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Haldane quits his Indian research job
      128 3 Haldane quits his Indian research job CALCUTTA. Sun. Frofesv sor J.B.S. Haitian.-. British-born biologist, has resigned as bead of an Indian Government genetics research unit because bureaucrats impose "intolerable conditions" on scientists. In the letter which he issued here yesterday, Prof. Haldane. who is an Indian citizen, said he was
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      Lock icon DYNAMITE MAN BOUGHT $900,000 INSURANCE
      132 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. The Federal Bureau of Investigation disclosed last night that a man facing criminal charges bought dynamite and took out a UJS.S3OO.OOO ($900,000 1 insurance policy payable to his wife before boarding an airliner which crashed, killing 45 peop-e. The aircraft, a Boeing 707
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      Lock icon 20 killed in Red Vietnam trap
      260 3 SAIGON, Sunday. A COMMUNIST guerilla force of several hundred yesterday held villagers under a threat of death as the guerillas waited four hours to spring an ambush which killed two American officers and at least 18 Vietnamese soldiers yesterday morning, a U.S. military spokesman
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    TWO SINGAPORE WEDDINGS
    92 4 DR. KEVIN N( Kok Foo and his bride, the former Miss Gina Goh Chit Lian, after their wedding on Saturday. Dr. Kevin Ng is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Ng Choon Tien and the bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goh Cheng
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    Parang case: Extra police called to clear crowd
    415 4 Parang case: Extra police called to clear crowd DRAMATIC TURN AS INSPECTOR IS RUSHED BACK TO TESTIFY JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Extra police were called to the Supreme Court here this afternoon to control a huge crowd surging into the Assize Court to hear the continued trial of V. Sinnakaruppan, 29,
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    LEE TO SPEAK AT 'FUTURE OF SINGAPORE' FORUM
    136 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is among six Singapore political leaders who will speak at a public forum on "The Political Future of Singapore" on Tuesday. He will represent the People's Action Party, according to Mr. Gilbert Chai,
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    GOVT. RECOGNITION OF COUNCIL: ACTION BY STAFF SIDE
    437 4 GOVT. RECOGNITION OF COUNCIL: ACTION BY STAFF SIDE 'THE staff side of the Singapore Civil Service Joint Council is to take action to secure Government recognition of the staff side council as representing the majority of civil servants. All 16 affiliated unions and associations attending the annual general meeting of
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    384 4 THE following Is today's schedule of ctvll aircraft movemenu at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Tokyo, Manila, (BA 943) 5.65 p.m.; from London, Zurich, Istanbul, Teheran, Karachi, Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 712 > 6.55 p.m.; from Sydney, Darwin, (BA 713) 9.15 pjn.
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    ANNUAL MEET OF NEWSMEN'S UNION
    82 4 ANNUAL MEET OF NEWSMEN'S UNION SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore National Union of Journalists today held its first annual meeting at the Association of Engineers* premises at Collyer Quay. The union's chairman, Mr. William Campbell, said the union would continue to strive to eliminate restrictions on news-gathering, and urged the authorities
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    Water cut
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water will be cut off along West Coast Road between 7 r 2 ms. and 8 m.s. tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Capital pay for capital living
    299 6 GOVT. CLERKS WANT 'COMPENSATION 9 GRANTS VARYING WITH HOUSEHOLD COSTS IN DIFFERENT REGIONS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r fHE Federation Government has been asked to pay compensatory allowances of up to $100 a month for clerks working in Kuala Lumpur and less in other areas. This
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    Govt. plans to reclaim 48 acres in S'pore
    101 6 Govt. plans to reclaim 48 acres in S'pore SINQAPORE, Sun.— T h c Government is planning to reclaim about 48 acres of land from the sea front at Upper East Coast Road from just before the fisheries station to the corner of Bedok Road. A motion in the name of
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    Beggars' home site sought
    45 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Selangor State Welfare Committee has applied for a site at Kerling, Ulu Selangor, on which to build a home for beggars. This was announced by the committee's chairman, Inche Abdullah Yassln, at its annual mef/.lng here today.
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    FINGER-PAINTINGS ON SHOW
    38 6 IPOH, Sun.— The exhibition of 100 finger-paintings at the V.M.C.A. here by two teach-er-brothers, Mr. Tushar Kanti Paul and Mr. Pijush Kantl Paul, of Malacca, has been extended for another day. It will close tomorrow.
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    Abolish the daily-rated system for labourers, says David
    186 6 pENANG, Sun. —a So--1 ciallst Front member of Parliament, Mr. V. David, yesterday urged the abolition of the daily-rated system of wages for labourers. "It is a degrading system in our modern era." he told delegates at the inaugural meeting of a
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    WHAT A TRIP, SAYS TOURIST WANG
    154 6 WHAT A TRIP, SAYS TOURIST WANG SINGAPORE. Son. —Mr Horace Wang, a vice* president of 'the American International Ass urancf Co. in Singapore, has Junt returned from a two-month world pleasure tour with his wife. It was paid for by bin company in recognition of 37 years' service. Mr. Wang,
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    New building
    17 6 ALOR STAR. Sun. —A new building is to replace the Tamil School In Padang Serai.
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    Both alternatives in referendum not acceptable: Dr. Lee
    560 6 Both alternatives in referendum not acceptable: Dr. Lee COLOMBO COURT RALLY BY BARISAN Barisan Sosialis chairman, Dr. Lee Giew Choh, said today that the Referendum Bill, if it became law, would ask the people of Singapore to choose between two types of merger, both of which were unacceptable to the
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    Move to merge five unions
    146 6 PENANO, Sunday. i^IVE unions representing transport workers in the Federation may merge to form a single national union. i "An organisation of this nature is very desirable and has been a long-felt need." Mr V. David, general secretary of the Malayan Transport Workers' Union, told
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    K.L. meeting
    30 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. The Negara Photographic Society will hold Its first general meeting at the Shell Theatrette. Shell House. Old River Road, at 7.30 p.m on June 24.
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    A union revolt by 'honest workers'
    192 6 &INOAPORE. sun. Aa "action committee" revolting against the present leadership of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association claimed today that "a revolution of honest workers for a democratic union" was now going on in the union. Mr. D. Samlappan. head of the committee, in
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    Diploma officers riled by exam
    208 6 Diploma officers riled by exam V U ALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Federation Government is to be asked to suspend the present scheme of service for social welfare officers. A resolution to this effect was unanimously passed at the annual meeting here las; aight of the 200-strong Union of Social Workers,
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    Association officials
    59 6 IPOH, Sun.— The Rev. B.W Barker of the Anglican Church here has been named chairman of the Perak Christian Eurial Association, which has now taken over control of the Protestant cemeteries in Ipoh and Batu Gajah. Other officials are: Vicechairman Mr. 8.8. Coates, secretary Mr. Lionel Laßrooy. treasurer
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    Photo exhibition
    26 6 SEREMBAN. Sun. The president of the Town Council. Mr. Chin See Yin, today opened the Life Magazine photographic exhibition at the Town Hall here.
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  • THE IDEA IS TO DEVELOP PRIMARY INDUSTRIES INTO SECONDARY
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      A way to reward people for their toil—by Aziz
      345 7 A way to reward people for their toil by Aziz IPOH, Sunday. THE quickest and most effective way to reward people justly for their sweat and toil is to develop the primary industries of agriculture and fishing into secondary industries. This was stated here today by the Minister of Agriculture
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      TOBACCO DUTY SOARS ABOVE ESTIMATES
      71 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Re. venue from tobacco duties during the first five months of this year showed a $1,222,000 Increase over the corresponding period last year, and was more than $1,100,000 above the estimates. The tobacco revenue was 518,437,000. Revenue from duties on entertainments, licences, petroleum,
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      Brinsford Lodge fire relief
      50 7 PENANG, Sun. Che Wan Chik Dinte Ibrahim, mother <>'. Khadijah binte Saad. who died In a lire at Brinsford College in Feburary, has received a bank draft for $1,275 lrom the Brinsford Fire Relief Fund. The fund was raised by the Malayan Teachers' College at Brinsford
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      Sambanthan to open new POs
      43 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Dato V.T. Sambanthan. the Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommuncations. will be visiting Por.tlan this week to open two new post offices He will open one at Pekan Nanaa tomorrow and another Bi K'H-'t Tuesday
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      UNIVERSITY STUDIES TEACHING THE LANGUAGE BY TAPE
      165 7 UNIVERSITY STUDIES TEACHING THE LANGUAGE BY TAPE 1TUALA LUMPUR. Sun More research is to be carried out by the University of Malaya to find out if the teaching of the national language could be further advanced through lessons from tape record ings. Dr. G. S. Waldo of the English Department
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      W.D. STAFF TO HOLD PROTESTS
      194 7 W.D. STAFF TO HOLD PROTESTS f POH, Sun. Branches I of the War Department Civilian Staff Association in north Malaya today decided to organise protest meetings to consider industrial action. The meetings will be held after the expiry on Friday of the 14-day ultimatum on claims originally submitted a year
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      Agreements benefit workers
      80 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Government has just published 13 collective agreements beneflttinß about 800 workers. In the supplementary gazettes after they had been certified by the Industrial Arbitration Court last year. Ol these, eight were concluded by the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union, four by the Singapore
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      BRITISH INDUSTRY STEPPING UP TRADE DRIVE IN MALAYA
      344 7 BRITISH INDUSTRY STEPPING UP TRADE DRIVE IN MALAYA At ORE and more British industrialists are coming iTI to Malaya to study the market and expand their sales. Mr. J. R. Cross, the new senior British Trade Commissioner in Malaya, Singapore and the Borneo territories, said today. British manufacturers are i
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      Youth had weapons
      65 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mohamed All bin Abdul MaJld. 19. of Kampong Munlandy. Petaling, pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court yesterday to having two offensive weapons a knife and a screwdriver with him on May 25 at Victory Avenue. He was bound over for one year. Mohamed All
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      The Work Brigade is forced labour, says SPA's Chia
      236 7 A SINGAPORE People's Alliance central councillor, Mr. Chia Ban Wei today hit out at the PAP Government for depriving 2,000 members of the Singapore Work Brigade of "the right to a living wage and freedom of expression." Speaking at his party's
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    ENGAGEMENTS
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    REQUIEM
    44 8 >» or*, fin (Minimum) A SOLEMN RIOUIIM hlffh MM v 111 he Mag m the Church of Our Lady of Lourde* no Ophlr Rd.. Blniapore on -■nth June nt 8.30 «.m. for the repo»e ot Mr. lerome J (Inmej n Koul Bnnli lliw-r Miinihutnpiirha.
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    IN MIMORIAM
    48 8 20 Wor4t tin (Minimum) IN LOVING MIMORV of Mr. K. <n, minimum died lI4M, Always remembered liv helmed «lle nnd I'hlldren IN LOVINC MEMORY nf Mr. K A. Rathual who (BaaWl iiuiiy at Trlvandrum 10th June 82 lurried by Ma •on A O. Rathual of Singapore.
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    22 8 29 II SIS Minimum OLD ALLEVNIANS INTERESTED in a small isathennt: on > -nc David Way m MM or 845.-.T (Spore i.
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    164 8 in Words Slfl f Ifinimiiffl) BILLY BANKS la hack at The Corkpit Hotel TAN A CLIN happily .innounre their engagement to offer you wonderful bare-lino at Thrift Shop 13 Srotts Road jßnore) PtlBM <air BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON: 368 Pnn«ep Street io|>i«siif Dboby Ohaut> for yh^mpoo set hmr eat perms
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      Muda River Project
      744 8 Muda River Project 1 River scheme itself should not be regarded only as a con tribution to the rice harvests. The Ministry has used tho phrase "other leu tangible benefits." They include fish breeding, better access, flood control and the potaiblllty of other crops besides rice. The new emphasis on
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      Crisis at Thai Border
      292 8 The International Court"? ruling that the ruins of the 12th century temple of Phrn Viharn, the subject for several years of dispute between Cambodia and Thailand, is on the Cambodian aide of the border, has made the frontier once again a danger spot. Cambodian troops began
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      New College
      196 8 It says much for the healthy development of the University (if Malaya that on Foundation Day the newly -installed Chancellor was able to declare a Arm intention to establish a university college in Penang. Hopes of a third university in the making will be stirred by the Tengku's
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    A Russian gift horse with a hidden peril
    1228 8  - A Russian gift horse with a hidden peril HUGH SETONWATSON by RUSSIA'S irv d v strialisation was carried out not just by a tough dictatorship, but by the dictatorship of a Marxist party. It may well be argued that dictatorial methods were necessary to modernise Russia, and may prove necessary
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      322 8 r PHIS country Is making rapid strides to build uu Its economic stability and it Is my sincere opinion that it L premature to contemplate shortening the number of worklnsr days from six to five a week. If there ever Was a time to
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      TIN TAKES A BEATING
      306 8 rE U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Baldwin, has taken great pains to allay the fears of Malayans who see in the stockpile threat an organised conspiracy by powerful American and European consumers to obtain cheap supplies regardless of the consequences. It is conceded that the "very existence of
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    424 9 CATCH EVADERS AND INCREASE YIELD TO MEET LOSSES DUE TO FALLING RUBBER PRICE, OFFICERS TOLD 'f UK Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today told Income tax officers that there would be a need for a greater yield from direct taxes euch as income
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    THE MAN WHO MUST FEED A MILLION PEOPLE EACH YEAR
    153 9 THE MAN WHO MUST FEED A MILLION PEOPLE EACH YEAR SINGAPORE, Sun. A man who, during World War 11, prepared meals for King George VI and Sir Winston Churchill will examine the Malayan Airways fliuht kitchen at Singapore Airport as part of his new Job as cabin service* manager for
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    Party test for Poly 'no-ragging' rules
    197 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday. 'THE Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union's orientation rules and 30 student "policemen" will be put to the test tomorrow afternoon when seniors meet the 450 freshmen at a "getting to. know you'" tea party. i Even the mildest form of ragging is not
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    INJURED BY ACID BURNS
    83 9 INJURED BY ACID BURNS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A housewife, Che Aminah binte Hall Mohamed Nor, 35, was this afternoon admitted to the General Hospital here with acid burns. It is understood that Che Aminah said she was scolding one of her neighbours in Gombak, four miles from here, during a
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    False report: $60
    32 9 BUTTERWORTH, Sun. A labourer V. Sokallngam, 20. who made a false report that he had been assaulted by v tollce corporal was fined $60 In the Butterworth Court today.
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    786 TROOPS LEAVE FOR CONGO
    55 9 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sun. —The 786 members of the third Malayan contingent to the Congo left here today in the U.S.N.S. Blatchford. The men were from the 2nd. Bn. Royal Malay Regiment and "C" Squadron 2nd Reconnaissance Regiment and Brigade. The commanding officer of the contingent,
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    Municipal staff to federate
    43 9 PENANO, Bun.—Representatives of municipal workers decided at a meeting here last night to form a Federation of Municipal Workers' Unions. Mr. L.B. Sundram (Penang). Mr. Sinnakaruppan {Kuala Lumpur) and Mr. A. Sivarimuthu (Malacca) were appointed to draft the constlnitinn.
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    Then he hears of union's three big complaints
    427 9 rpHE Federation Gov--1 ernment waa today asked to adopt a more "realistic approach" towards the problem of shortage of steff in the Income Tax Department. The appeal came from the president of the Income Tax Officers' Union, Mr. T. Narendran, at Us
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    Six hurt in bus mishap
    71 9 SINGAPORE, Bun.— Six people were injured when a bus travelling towards the city crashed Into a tree near the 3rd milestone Buklt Timah Road. They were Hajl Mohammed biti Ibrahim. 41. Kasalm bin Adnan, 36 Ahmad b1 n Mohammed Yu'sof, 21. Choo Kee S'.ong. 28,
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    7 charge council president exceeded powers
    339 9 7 charge council president exceeded powers PROVIDENT FUND PAID EARLY MALACCA, Sun.-* Seven councillors today accused the president of the Malacca Municipal Council of going beyond his powers in paying $33,109 provident fund money to an employee who had reached the age of 55 and had been granted extension of
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    KELANTAN WILL GIVE 'TOP PRIORITY...
    122 9 KELANTAN WILL GIVE 'TOP PRIORITY... KOTA BIIABU. Sun. The Kelantan Deputy Memri Besar. Hajl Moh&med bin Naslr. said yesterday that his Government would give all Ministry of Education projects "top priority." He said: "My Government Is fully conscious that the people In Kelantan are hungry for education." Since this was
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    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. SunThe Selangor Mentrl Besar. Dato Abu BakPi bin Baglnda. will open the agricultural show In Sungel Besar. Sabak Bernam. on Saturday.
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    PROTEST TODAY BY NAAFI STAFF
    186 9 PROTEST TODAY BY NAAFI STAFF SINGAPORE. S-un. About 1,000 NAAPT workers are expected to attend a protest meeting tomorrow afternoon at. the Victoria Memorial Hall to protest against the NAAFI manage ment's "adamant and unreasonable" attitude to their claims for morn pay and better working condition.* Mr. Q. Carson. President
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    STAB YOUTH STOPS CABARET DANCE
    79 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. A bloodstained youth ran into the Greai World Cabaret during a ea-dance today and collapsed. Koh Ah Kirn. 17, and four others had been attacked In Kirn Seng Road by 20 thugs who used bottles and parangs. Kok. who had been stabbed in
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    M.I.C. official
    23 9 KUALA LUMPUR, SunMr. M. Lourdusamy has been elected president of the Malayan Indian Congress branch M Kampong Jawa In Klang Rosa.
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    871 10 Cicero: The zany of them all I WAS CICERO. By Elyesa Bazna. (Andrew Deutsch. 155.) £]LYESA BAZNA Cicero, the German agent was not the greatest spy of the second world war. But he was certainly the jauntiest, the most impudent and the luckiest and he is in a fair way
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    319 10  - FOR THE TRAINEE TYPIST AND SECRETARY Walter Warwick By TYPING WITHOUT TEARS. By Joan Tooke. {Eastern Universities Press. $2.50; fWK) four out of five young J. ladles who have graciously assisted me at one time or another, I recommend this book. As for the fifth, a deep silence. Miss Tooice
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    102 10 A MALAYSIAN booklet. factual and helpful, comes from Raylrath Publications, writes "A. K." The author is Mr. K. 8. C. Plllai, ten years a journalist and for most of this time in South-East Asia. Not long enough, apparently, to have learned that Singapore was no more "part
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    Gazetteer of Britain
    94 10 AN exceptionally handy Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland ls published by the Oxford University Press, at six shillings, mapping Britain from prehistoric days and Roman Britain to a post-war sixteen miles to an inch. There is a recreations map (all the football and cricket grounds, the
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      273 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS cued In fat (8). 1 Roman pretender's turning- 7 Write about Bede's crl de point in copy (.8). coeur? iB>. 5 Orass cutters (ti). 8 6 is literally ominous (B>. BHe works in wood with fret 13 I have students In rhythm, sore (8). in rotation
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Gloomy outlook on the Exchange
      1460 12 From Our Market Correspondent ']MiX Malayan Stock Exchange last week was decidedly gloomy in sentiment and it would have been remarkable had it been otherwise. Not for a very long time have so many influences converged on the market together. With the tin price at
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 12 RIBBEK TIN (per Ib.) (per pirul) Jane 11 75 V» cU. closed 13 74'icts. 5413.50 13 73 cU. $444.50 14 73'h cU. $442.50 15 74',cts. $439.62' 2 18 $437 87.
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      51 12 Current Date of Total Total (or payment payment for previous year year Kramat Is. July 18 40 < o 60', BenU Rubber 5%t July 16 l*n% BJ. Timber 20 r /o 24' o 25 f o P.D. Lukut 2.d. Aug. 9 Sungri Pnnter 74% July 20 274% 45%
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      Further drop in tin price
      372 12 OETWEEN Monday and Friday the Straits Tin price shed $4 down to $439.62 i per picul its lowest level since May 1961. On Saturday morning the price fell a further $1.75 to $437.87 i. The estimated offering for the week was 1.320 ton.*- compared with
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1058 12 THE state of shares on thr Malayan Stock Exchange •how last business to June 15. (At and last business since that date IB) with H and I. standing for Highest and Lowest business this year to date were: INDUSTRIES N L I Aid Brick! 220 Mi OrdS
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      55 12 <*unt 11 4 un» 17 Jun* 13 Jun. 14 June IS Jum 14 lnrtuttri.lt: 161.41 167.37 163 77 160 24 IM.II I H r2 TH»: 267 35 263.<i3 255. -i, 2 r.4 46 247 71 -it rutkartl IVO 5S IKS.S3 15K.%3 Is* 53 1W 40 lIU 10
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      S'PORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
      738 13 S'PORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS THE following is a complete list of revised quotations issued by the Singapore section of tbe Malayan Stock Exchange on Friday. June 15. INDUSTRIALS Altx OrtU. i.OO B. B. Petrol 33/- SS/B.U. Trust*** 0.00 060 Bouatead 1.46 Coo Tit) Smalt frrt 15/. 16'Con 2.90 2 90
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      796 13 NOTICES NOTICE This Is to inform our dealers that our salesman Pang Yok Kam is no longer in the employment of this Arm and has no longer any authority to collect any sums on behalf of this flrra or Issue any receipts therefor. HARPER. GILFILLAN AND CO, LIMITED. Malacca. CORRIGENDUM
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      756 13 ((ontinurd from Page SITUATIONS VACANT t« W,rd, SS (Him.)— Box it ett. txtrm CANTONESE COOK AMAM aad Kenerk jma'i ,o nve in RAX. Tengah References Ring 6USSI ext 30 (8 pore) WANTED Knt-linh. Tamil Teacher. Minimum Senior Pass. Apply with op.f- or testimonials. Box A 4713 8 T 8 pore.
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      885 13 SITUATIONS VACANT If Wtrdt Si (Him.)— Box tt ett. txlrm IXPIRIINCID LIUCER CLERK 1 required for period 16tb July to 15th September. 1962 for Rubber Estate I Office In Booth Johore. Box A 4715 8 1 B'pore. WANTIO Chinese Junior Bateeman for provisions and aundnes department Also salesgirl* for bouse
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      328 14 CHILE'S HOTLY DISPUTED GOAL DECIDES Hosts third in World Cup CHILE 1 YUGOSLAVIA O; Santiago, Sunday fHILE took third place in the World Cup here yesterday by beating Yugoslavia through a somewhat lucky goal during "extra time" allowed for injuries. But though the manner in which the vital goal was
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      640 runs hit in one-day game
      449 14 OLD ENGLAND VICTORY LONDON, Sunday. MORE than 600 runs were scored in tne one-day T1 cricket match at Lord's yesterday when an Old England XI beat the Lord's Taverners by two wickets. 1 The Taverners thumped 319 for nine declared and the Old England
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      151 14 r D 4i I ONDON. Sun. American Richard Davies, 31, won the British Amateur golf championship at Hoylake yesterday when he beat Welshman John Povall, 23. by one hole. Davies threw his putter away and danced with joy when a linal four-foot putt on the 36th
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      28 14 HONO KONO, SUn.— The visiting South Korean national soccei ream went down 2-1 to a Combined Chinese selection here last night on a rain-soaked pitch. Reuter.
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      24 14 BRISBANE. Sun. The British Rugby League team made the highest score of their tour when they won 38-12 against Toowoomba today.— Reuter.
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      253 14 ONDON, Sun Bri- tain qualified for the semi-finals of the European Zone in the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition when they beat Brazil 4-1 at Eastbourne yesterday. Britain won the final two singles yesterday when Billy Knight beat Carlos Fernandes 10-8. 6-3. 3-6.
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      1332 14 NOTICE I nenrr ice» in respect of the undernoUd vehicles not having been paid una>r Xoticr within th«- period prrsrrlbed in Section 8 (7( of the Road Traffic Ordinance 1941, Warrants of levy and seizure have been r\r< utrd undrr Srction 8 (8) of the Mid Ordinanrr: Motor car SB
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      803 14 NOTICES NOTICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA $40,000,000 Mift Registered Stock 6/7-1963/73 Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the abovementioned Loan will be closed from 23rd June to 6th July. 1962 both days inclusive, for the prepa--1 ration of Interest Warrant*. Registrar ol Public Debt.. BANK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU.
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      659 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PESUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR i Applications are invited for the appointment of a Valuation Asslst- ant in the Valuation Dtpt. 2. Salary Scale: $160 x 14-190/ Exam/268 x 30-328. Exam. 542 p.m. plus C.O.L.A. 3. Qualifications: School Certificate Grade II or above with Credits in English
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      760 14 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited for a post as Draughtsman General Grade in the Office of the Chief Engineer. H.Q. P.E.AF.. RAJ". Changi, Singapore 17. Applicants must have undergone a recognised Course of Draughtsmanship or have had two years experience In a drawing office as a Tracer or Junior
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      Lock icon CHINESE CLEARS 7ft.-PLUS JUMP
      273 15 CHINESE CLEARS 7ft.-PLUS JUMP ,i- MOSCOW, Sun.— World high jump record holder Valeri Brumel (Soviet Union) cleared 2.20 metres (7ft 2iin), the best performance in the world so far this year, in an athletics meeting in Kiev yesterday. Brumel. whose world record is 2.25 metres (7ft 4iin). failed in three
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      Derby shock by Norval Lad
      1802 15  -  EPSOM JEEP: Ipoh, Sunday APPRENTICE SUBIAN SCORES ON OUTSIDER IN BLANKET FINISH By ]yjR. K.Y. LlM's Norval Lad scored a shock win in the $30,--000 Perak Derby over l{ miles here today. An outsider in the field of 13, Norval Lad paid $179 on the
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      379 15 SYDNEY. Sun. Results oi Australian soccer matcies: NSW DIV. 1 Budapest 3 Prague 3; Canterbury 2 Apia 2. Hakoah 3 Auburn 0; Polonia 3 Banks town 2; S. Coast 2 Gladesville 1; Yugal 1 Hellenic 5. NSW DIV 2 Concordia 1 Corinthians 6; Sydney Aust 2 Balgownle
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      Majid hattrick for S'pore
      442 16  -  F. SALAHUDIN by JOHORE PUT UP TOUGH OPPOSITION JOHORE 2 SPORE 3 KLUANG, Sun. (SINGAPORE found Johore tough opponents in their opening match in the 1962 Malaya Cup soccer competition here today. Johore shocked the visitors by scoring first in the 15th minute. Singapore equalised before
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      Naidu beats standard
      91 16 pENANG, Sun. Discus thrower Danapal Naidu. the Malayan Native record holder, reached a distance of 45.79 metres at the Malayan Teachers College championships here yesterday. This beats his own record of 43.07 metres and also the Federation of Malaya AAU's qualifying mark of 45.42 metres for the
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      Armed Forces too good
      89 16 Services 0 A. Forces 4 Malacca, Sun. ARMED FORCES proved too good for Commonwealth Services in their Malaya Cup match beating them by 4 o at the Kubu Stadium here today. Forces led 3—o at half-time with goals by inside left Ayub (2) and outside-left Mahyuddin.
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      Richard's penalty miss so costly for Malacca
      333 16 Richard's penalty miss so costly for Malacca I Services 1 Malacca 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore Joint Services were lucky to start their bid for the Malaya Cup with a 2 -1 win over Malacca in their South zone tie at Jalan Besar today. This scrappy match should have gone tc
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      Army, Police and RAF win to retain their places at top of table
      975 16 Army, Police and RAF win to retain their places at top of table ALL the four matches In today's programme in the S.C.A. Senior tournament ended decisively with the three leading teams, Army, Police and R.A.F.. beating their opponents to keep their places at the top of the table. Army
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      HOLDERS HAD NO TROUBLE WITH NEGRI
      317 16 K. Lumpur, Sun. S f GOR 7 Negri 2 CELANGOR, the holders, scored their expected victory over Negri Sembilan in the Central zone of the Malaya Cup soccer competition by seven goals to two at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Negri had a very brief
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      64 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Selangor Youths beat Negri Youths 7-0 in their Central zone Burnley Cup soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. After leading 1-0 at halftime with a goal by Tan Sing Loke, Selangor overran Negri in the second half.scoring through Tan (2). Hamid, Thanabalan and
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      24 16 BUDAPEST Sun. Imre Foeldl i Hungary) broke his own world featherweight press wetehtliftin;* record by raising 124 kilograms (273'i-lb).— Reuier.
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      54 16 AMARILDO (left), Brazil's brilliant deputy for injured inside-forward Pele, tussles with Rojas of Chile during the World Cup semi-final in Santiago on Thursday. Brazil won 4-2 to go into the final to meet Czechoslovakia. Chile beat Yugoslavia 1-0 on Saturday for third place in the tournament. (See
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      Colin Chan wins karting G.P.
      380 16 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Colin Chan was the outstanding performer at the HNAS Sembawang Karting Club's Singapore Grand Prix Kartlng meet at Sembawang today. Driving his exceptionally fast McCulloch MC 10 kart with great skill. Coiln Chan won three events, including the main G.P. race over 40
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      15 will train under Easton
      273 16 15 will train under Easton KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The 15 athletes nominated by F.M.A.A.U. for Asian Games qualifying trials will start three weeks centralised training. under American coach Bill Eastern at Kuala fc. Lumpur on Monday. June 25. Easton will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Friday -two days later than
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      YMCA beat Austsigs
      88 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. V.M C.A. beat Austsigs by .six wickets in their S.C.A. Junior tournament match today. Austsigs 109 (Lee 29; Perera 7-64) V.M.C.A. 111-4 (Lim Thong Yue 33. Ratnam 20 1. Prisons beat F.E.A.F. by four wickets at Changl. F.E.A.F. 129 iWalliker 39; Darshan 7-41) Prisons 133-6
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      Honour for two
      43 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore representatives at the United Nations Seminar on the Status of Women held at Tokyo, Mrs. Siraj and Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, the State Advocate-General, will be given a tea party by the Singapore Y.W.C.A. on Friday.
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    96 16 WE INFORM RELATIVES, friend* our beloved Uncle P.M. Kochukrinhnan, Mylamoodu, Anlengo paused away peacefully on 16.6.62. Van A Brothers 113 Woodlands. VBO NOCK lUAN passed away peacefully 17.6.62 leavlnfc bis beloved wife, Bulat son Chiang Wee. daughter Suat Oek to mourn bis loss. Cortex leaving 405 Race Course Road
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    48 16 PETER PANG CMEE PING and family thank the Rev. Father Desperben for his service and all friends relatives for the wreaths scrolls, contributions, messages of condolences, loan of cars, assistance and their kind attendance at the funeral of their beloved father toe late Mr. Fung Yue Ctayen.
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      88 16 jt Negri routed 20 Wordm $1$ (Minimum) AUCUTT To Susan and Nick son. Scott Nicholson, at OleneaKlei Hospital on 17th June. NAQALINCAM— To Blna and Prem. Muter on 17.6.82. Mother and daughter well. Thanks to muff Alor Star Hospital. MARRIAGE took placr at Ernakulam on Mh Junr I»K2 brtwrrn Vilaiini.
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      92 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER: Div. 2A T.B.A. v Serangoon Gardens, Balestier; Dlv. 2C— Maxwell v Mlnio. Farrei Park: Div. 3 A— Arsenal v Mt. Einny. Geylang. SWIMMING: Chinese S.C. Gala Amber Road (5.15). RUGGER: Friendly Inter-school Bartley v Monies Hill.Bartley. KLIANG SOCCER: Friendly Civilians v 6th Bn R.MR, padang.' The weather
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