The Straits Times, 21 June 1962

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    A SPARKLING DAY
    61 1 .^.~^.«.4i£aHB^IfIHIHI^IHMMHHIIHMVMMMMH»9pMwfIH^ The King and Queen of Thailand fly in Glittering airport scene and smiles all the way THE TWO Kings walk towards the royal enclosure for the start of the airport welcome 1 ceremony. At left behind the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, is Queen Sirikit. Hidden behind the
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    'Sirikit the gracious'
    298 1 AMID ceremonial pomp, Malaya today welcomed the King and Queen of Thailand as they began a weeklong State visit. At a Royal banquet tonight '.he Yang di-Pertuan Agong said their arrival marked a sparkling moment in the Federation's history and termed King Bhumibol "our royal brother and
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    Lock icon S-bomb: Second American flop
    87 1 S-bomb: Second American flop HONOLULU. Wednesday. A THOR rocket carrying a nuclear device was destroyed today shortly after blast-off from Johnston Island, marking the second successive failure by the United States to carry out one of its controversial high altitude tests. The rocket was destroyed because of a "malfunction" before
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    POTE IS STILL SEATO CHIEF
    50 1 BANGKOK: Seato Secre-tary-General Pote Sarasm, a Thai, is not affected by his country's order to its representatives not to attend Seato sessions until further notice, it was stated today. His job is not to represent Thailand in Seato but to head the organisation's secretariat.— U.P.l.
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    SAFE HAVEN FOR ALL REFUGEES
    41 1 SAFE HAVEN FOR ALL REFUGEES MACAO. Wed— The Government announced today it would provide "safe haven" for all refugees from Communist China. At the same time, it warned against attempts by other countries to use the plight of these refugees for
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    SEAMAN THROWN TO THE SHARKS
    61 1 SEAMAN THROWN TO THE SHARKS BRISTOL: Twu British seamen throw a shipmate to the sharks In West Indies waters because he saw them dispose of stolen goods, a .magistrate's hearin" was tolu yesterday. The body was never recovered. The Incident allegedly took place aboard the 9.000-ton British banana boat Camlto
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 TIN DROPS £9 LONDON. WVd I »r tin dropped Cl I m London tnrt.il> m «ith buvrr- <t pllrrs at £8">8
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    Tin: The £20 question
    290 2 ])ID the Buffer Pool buy tin on the London Metal Exi lunge yesterday? That is what London metal etretoa arc asking following a sharp rally in the metal after it had dipped below the v:850 a ton level at which the Buffer Pool could buy tin.
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    Lock icon The bomb and little me
    69 2 I PHOTO 44|% ONT experiment on me," says the I placard worn by six-year-old Jonathan Grunewald of St. John's Wood, North-west London, as he passes a policeman in Grosvenor Square, London. Jonathan was walking in the Square where, outside the United States Embassy, schoolchildren had
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    Lock icon CANADA GIRLS LURED INTO VICE IN U.S.
    326 2 WASHINGTON Wed. Senate investigators were told yesterday that an international conspiracy sent Canadian girls to U.S. striptease clubs where they were beaten up, kept in bondage and forced into prostitution. The testimony was given by an Immigration Service investigator Glen F. Rice, before
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    Lock icon MALAYA SPONSORS RHODESIA MOVE
    142 2 YEW YORK. Wed. Another seven Afro-Asian countries, including Malaya. Burma and Cambodia, yesterday joined in sponsorship of a resolution on Rhodesia at the United Nations. The announcement was made after a session of the debate on the Southern Rhodesia situation had adjourned until today. The total
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    Editor held in Bagdad
    56 2 BAGDAD. Wed. Security authorities raided the offices of the pro-Communist newspaper Al-Bllad yesterday and arrested its editor, Mr. Saml Buttl, the newspaper Al-Fajr Ai-Jiidid reported today. Explosives and weapons were found in the office, the paper said. Al-Bllad cannot resume publication until after Buttl's release or
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      256 2 While I am absolutely *9 convinced of the virtue M non-violence, I do not think that people in thii country, or. for that matter, other countries, are capable of treading the path of non-violence at present. Mr. Nehru, speaking at an unofficial anti-nuclear convention in New Delhi. Advertisement Lemons For
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    Quick look round
    221 3 Quick look round NEW YORK, Wed— Thirsty beer lovers have asked the U.N. to help end prohibition on their Pacific island. The thirsty islands petitioned a U.N. visiting mission headed by Sir Hugh Foot of Britain to end "antiquated" and "discriminatory" liquor restrictions In Nauru, an Australian administered U.N. trust
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      Lock icon AWAY GO THE BARRICADES!
      487 3 48-hour limit but gARBED wire barricades which have long been used to control Algiers' main entry and exit, roads were removed at midnight and hardly any military patrols were in the streets. The sandbag strongposts which have long protected sentries outside the prefecture and other public
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      Lock icon Import clamp as China faces food debts
      289 3 Import clamp as China faces food debts HONG KONG, Wednesday pOMMUNIST China was reported today to be facing big debts for grain bought from Australia, Canada, Germany, France .and Argentina. Se English-language Kong Tiger Standard the Peking regime was in —i t need of foreign exchange to pay these bills.
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      Lock icon Japanese want shipping pact
      54 3 TOKYO. Wed.— A leading Japanese newspaper, quoting "informed sources." said today Japan has proposed to Britain that negotiations should be resumed swiftly for conclusion of a treaty of commerce and navigation. The Asahl Shlmbun said the Japanese Government "hopes to conclude the pact by the end
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      Lock icon The pills that deform babies
      60 3 ROME, Wed. Italy has banned the use of certain tranquillisers which have proved harmful to pregnant women. The ban follows an inquiry by doctors into the birth of five deformed babies in the Turin area in five weeks. The babies were born without forearms and
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      Lock icon Liner man lost
      29 3 KONIARA (Solomon Islands) Wed. A member of the crew of the P and O liner Oriana Is missing, believed lost overboard, during a Pacific cruise. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Moon task is to bring 'em back alive
      132 3 Moon task is to bring 'em back alive T OS ANGELES. Wed. A space scientist said here that the United States could send men to the moon by 1964 if they did not have to be returned to earth. Mr. John Cord of Bell Aero. Systems Co. in a paper
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      Lock icon Caribbean mart
      33 3 LONDON. Wed; The Prime Minister of Trinidad. Dr. Eric Williams, said here last night he will have talks with the French Government next week on establishing a Caribbean common market. Reuter.
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      Unpaid agents
      30 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The U.S. Secret Service has run out of payroll funds and has asked its agents to volunteer for unpaid duty until funds can be appropriated.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Exchange pact
      40 3 WASHINGTON Wed.— The United States and the Philippine: have signed an exchange agreement under which the Philippines can draw up to U S.s2h million ($75 million) to promote economic stability and strengthen Its trade and exchange system.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Real progress' at Geneva—Dean
      208 3 'Real progress' at Geneva Dean believed that "very real progress" had be?n actiiev! He told reporters after conferring with the President for 45 minutes that he had expressed this view to Mr Kennedy. Mr. Dean is in Washington for consultations during a month's recess In the Geneva conference, due to
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      Lock icon Four planes in mid-air collision
      69 3 Four planes in mid-air collision BONN, Wed— A West German Air Force aerobatics team of four FIO4F jet Starfiffhters crashed near Noervenich. West Germany, yesterday, killing the four pilots, apparently after a mid-air collision during a power dive. The team was practising for a display today for the ceremonial entry
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      Lock icon Paris meeting
      44 3 PARIS, wed.— The U.S Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk, had a 70-mlnute talk yesterday with General de Gauhe. and American sources predicted afterwards that a meeting between President Kennedy and- the French President was likely "before the year is out".— Reuter.
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      Lock icon £lmil. Aussie aid for Thai roads
      130 3 fANBERRA. Wed.— Australia will provide Thai, land, one of its Seato allies, with £A 1,000.000 '56.800.000 i for a road construction programme An Eexternal Affairs Department spokesman said last night the money would be used to buy road con. structlon equipment. The Austra Han
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    'LIVE' CAR DEATHS: CEB OPENS PROBE
    290 4 How did accident vehicle turn lethal? THE Central Electricity Board began a fullscale inquiry today into the tragic death yesterday of two people who had tried to rescue passengers trapped in a crashed car. What the investigators want to know is: How did the
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    BOYCOTT DECISION: CANNERY'S 'REGRET'
    187 4 IQINOAPORE, Wed. The O management of the Lam Soon Cannery, in Jurong, today expressed "regret" at the decision of the Singapore General Employees Union to call on all its members to boycott the firm's products. The union represents the firm's workers who are now on strike.
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    Weekly forum
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mrs. Scow Peck Leng. the S.P.A. Assemblywoman for Mountoatten Division, will lead a discussion on the "National Referendum Bill" at the weekly current affairs forum to be held on Friday at 7.30 p.m. at the S.P.A. Headquarters, 5, Short Street.
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    BURSARIES OFFERED FOR STUDY AT POLYTECHNIC
    197 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Ministry of Education today j announced the offer of burf sarles to student* who will be admitted Into full time courses at the Singapore Polytechnic in the 1982/63 session, which begins on June 25. Applicants must either be Singapore citizens or
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    353 4 THE following to today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Mong Kong (BA 961) 1.15 pjn.; from London. Duaseldorf, Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta. Rangoon. <BA 716) 6.30 p.m.; from Tokyo. Manila (BA Ml) 5.66 p.m.; from London. Zurich.
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    Poly horizon is now widening
    312 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, told Polytechnic students today that a Bill was now being prepared to set up a Society of Accountants in Singapore, which would register those who were qualified to practise. The next step, he added, was
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    Talk on tourism
    40 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. P.S. Peralta of the Singapore Tourist Board will speak on "Singapore as a regional centre of tourism" at a luncheon meeting of the V's Men's Club (Beta Chapter^ at the Prince's Restaurant on Saturday.
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    Water shut-off
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Water will be cut off In Margaret Drive between Nos. 161 and 271 Margaret Drive tomorrow from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m.
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    Dr. Goh's challenge to Dr. Lee
    259 4 Dr. Goh's challenge to Dr. Lee SINGAPORE, Wed. The acting Minister for Culture, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, has cha:ienged the chairman of the Barisan Sosialis, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, to quote any precedent where the government allows any Opposition party radio time to "utter irresponsible and mendacious statements with the
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    Gang revenge murder on bridge:Police hold student
    204 5 Gang revenge murder on bridge:Police hold student IPOH, Wed. Police have detained a schoolboy at a private school in connection with the murder of a welder, Fong Weng Kow, 18, alias Ah Kow, on the Jalan Datoh Bridge on Monday night. Fong was stabbed while .seated astride the railings of
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    COURT FREES SHELTERING SAILORS
    257 5 COURT FREES SHELTERING SAILORS KANGAR, Wednesday. I^HE Perlis Appeal Judge, Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakbah, today set aside fines totalling $36,000 when he allowed an appeal by four Thai seamen convicted of illegally importing and conveying 8.779 tahils of tobacco on which duty of $63,720 had not been paid. Mr.
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    School science exhibition
    53 5 IPOH. Wed. The Minister of Justice. Tun Leong Yew Koh. will open the third science and mathematics exhibUion of St. Michael's In-•-.litutlon here on Frldav morning. The exhibition is Dart of the school's eolden jubilee celebration and will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 10 am.
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    Mean thieves
    23 5 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. Three men entered a house at Bagan Luar Road yesterday and snatched three gold necklaces from a sick woman.
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    Train kills man
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A gardener, S. Swamivel. 24, died when he was knocked down by the Penang-bound night mail train near Maxwell Road last night.
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    Ten entries so far in murals contest
    111 5 Ten entries so far in murals contest KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Only 10 people have submitted designs for the new National Museum mural competition which doses on Saturday. The competition was opened on May 7. The Director of Museums, llaji Mubin Shepard. said today that he expected many more. Some artists
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    Neighbours burgled
    54 5 PENANG, Wed.— Two neighbours have reported to the police that their houses in Scott Road were burgled last night. Mrs. N. G. Sloan said she lost S3O and a $75 watch, while Mrs. J. McKeena, living next door, missed $7.50 and a lighter. In both cases, the burglar
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    Maha spotlight this year on rural life
    123 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The MAHA exhibition which opens at. the Stadium Negara on July 5 will spotlight lural life in all its forms, the president of MAHA, Dato Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Rais. said here today. The rural arts and crafts section will
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    adi exhibits
    42 5 The exhibition will also feature a nation -wide competition—the first of Its kind —on how to arrange flowers tor special occasions. In-i-ludinu a royal wedding For this, the Raia Permaisuri Asong Is donating a prize on behalf of Shariiah i
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    Body in pond
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed The body of Tung Lin Thai. 48. wife of a farmer, was found in a pond near Chan Sow Lin Road here early this morning.
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    Lock icon The Red view of Sarawak party leaders
    326 6 KUCHING, Wed.— Th» Sarawak Government yesterday published extracts from documents c a p t v red from the clandestine Communist organisation which show what the Communists think about the leadership of the Sarawak United People's Party. The documents say the party is led
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    Indian section for Cheras
    36 6 KAJANG, Wed.— The Ninth Mile Cheras Local Council Is to start a settlement for Indians. The site and the size Is not known yet. The village now has Chinese and Malay sections.
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    Slayer of orangutan jailed for 2 months
    61 6 KUCHING, Wed.— An Iban, Wan anak Apak, has been jailed for two months for killing an orangutan. A Forest Department statement said today that orangutans were protected under the Wild Life Protection Ordinance. "The destruction of this harmless and now rare animal is
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    Annual meeting
    26 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Selangor Indian Association will hold its annual meeting at the association's premises in Taylor Road at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
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    After the storm
    44 6 WORKMEN clear up the debris of a "Welcome to the King and Queen of Thailand" arch near Ma gazine Circus which collapsed during the freak storm on Tuesday on top of three cars passing beneath at the time. Straits Times picture.
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    Two deaths—and a few reports of hailstones
    386 6 Two deaths— and a few reports of hailstones JJAILSTONES fell in several parts of George Town during the freak 90--minute storm here yesterday evening. A check this morning revealed that the storm claimed two lives, apart from several minor casualties. The dead were: G.B. RANISH. 69, who died in the
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    Festival of Sarawak
    48 6 KUCHING, Wed. Public processions will be held on July 28 and Aug. 11 to mark the opening and end of the Sarawak Festival here. Cultural shows and art and craft exhibitions will be organised. The Sarawak Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a trade fair.
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    Whirring wheels of fame, fortune
    1398 7 THE TRIUMPHS AND THE TRAGEDY OF ITALIAN RACING CYCLIST FAUSTO COPPI T\ 1948. a young student fired three bullets into Italy's Communist leader, Palmiro Togliatti. Then, while the wounded man's life hung in the balance, Communists engineered riots all over the country and called for
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    IN MEMORIAM
    39 8 it Wordt $10 (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of our helmed father Konic IBM Mln who was axleep. In the Lord on 21. «t June. 1961. departed hut not forgotten. Inserted by Khl ChotiK. KonK. TVhln and Yun.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    Thursday, June 21, 1962. Buffer And Surplus
    882 8 Thursday, June 21, 1962. Buffer And Surplus Has the I.T.C.'s buffer stock manager been buying tin? At the turn of the year it was a million to one against purchases for International Tin Council purposes. There was healthy laughter over the idle thought Four months after the announcement that the
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    Challenge And Opportunity
    418 8 Penangs Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, is not the first Malay leader to have spoken bluntly to members of his community on the subject of the entrenched privileges. The committee which investigated the economic status of the Malays was at pains to emphasise that the special position
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    The big merger ballot
    2346 8 The big merger ballot YES OR NO OR NOTHING? AM A j O R mystery surrounding the Singap o r c Referendum Bill is disposed of in the last official report of the proceedings of the Select Committee of the Assembly which has been examining the Bill. At least until
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    Light and serious side of a merger
    1725 9  - Light and serious side of a merger JACKIE SAM VARSITY STUDENTS ARE EQUALLY GENEROUS WITH CHEERS AND JEERS AT BIG DEBATE -*>y- gINGAPORE, Wed. In the glare of arc lights, Singapore's top political leaders met for an 'open confrontation" on the University of Singapore campus last night. Sponsored by the
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    The soft heart of lawyer Che Hendon
    144 9 The soft heart of lawyer Che Hendon JOHORE BAHRU, Wed Charming Che Hendon b i n t c Mohamed. 25 (above), the first Malay girl to qualify locally as n lawyer, has no ambitions to be a magistrate "I don't think I would have the heart to send anvonr to
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    FIVE THUGS WITH DAGGERS RAID HAIRDRESSER
    85 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Five thugs armed with daggers raided a hairdressing saloon in Batu Road today and ransacked the premises for 30 minutes. They left with Jewellery and cash totalling $1,500. Earlier they tied up se- ven women and a man and covered them
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    ROYAL NAMES FOR TWO ROADS
    182 9 ROYAL NAMES FOR TWO ROADS ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Two of the oldest roads in Kuala Lumpur are to be renamed after the first two Yang diPertuan A go n g s of Malaya. BATU ROAD will in future be called Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (after the first Head of State).
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    Latest gang knife has a pistol-grip
    70 9 Latest gang knife has a pistol-grip riH. Wed.— A pistol-grip knife Is the latest weapon used by Ipoh gangsters. Police made the discovery when a detective, attracted by a bulge In a cyclist's pocket, stopped and searched him. Out came what at first appeared to be a pistol. Closer examination
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    A protest by W.D. men
    52 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The 900-strong War Department Civilian Staff Association, Johore Bthru branch, will hold a protest meeting at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on June 29 to discuss the "difficult situation" faced by the union in its right for increased pay for all members
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    Gift for boy
    42 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A donation of $5 from Sohan Lai Dhawn. of Singapore, was received today for Mohammed Jedi bin Ya'acob. an Alor Gajah boy who lost his arm in a grenade accident last year. The fund now totals $35.
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    Union meeting
    33 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed The annual meeting of the South Johore branch of th» All-Malayan Estate Staff Union will take place at the Civil Service Club here on Saturday at 3 p.m.
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    More for Johnny
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A donation of $50 from Mr. and Mrs. Gan Tong Liang, was received today for the Johnny Ang fund, which now totals $3,808.20.
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    Queen of the Dazzling Smile
    23 10 PHOTON EWS SPECIAL QUEEN SIRIKIT a dazzling smile for everyone at Kuala Lumpur airport, on her arrival yesterday.
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      60 10 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong greets his Royal QUEEN SIRIKIT receiving a bouquet from Rosita guest at Kuala Lumpur airport. Beside the Mala- binte Johari, daughter of the Minister of Comyan Head of State is the Raja Permaisuri Agong. merce and Industry. Pictures of the Royal visit by Straits Times staff
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    From airport, a State drive to palace
    92 11 'WELCOME TO MALAYA'— THE TENGKU GREETS ROYAL GUEST THE ROYAL Rolls Royce carrying Thailand's King and the Yang di-Pertuan Agong cruises under one of many "Welcome to Malaya" arches along the route from the airport to Istana Tetamu where the royal visitors are
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    BEAUTYkeeping in touch with the latest
    433 12 BEAUTYkeeping in touch with the latest J^|RS. J. Speijer, a well known beauty specialist and physiotherapist in Singapore has just returned after attending an international congress of beauticians held in Paris recently. About 1,500 beauticians from 14 countries assembled to discuss the latest trends. Lectures were given by well known
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    DECORATING SENSE FOR AN AWKWARD CORNER
    320 12 USE a desk to set off a corner of the living room for reading, writing and hobbies. It makes good decorating sense with the proper choice of functional furniture. First requisite: a desk that looks attractive from the front as well as behind. You
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      353 12 Straits Times Crossword bH BbT~~lbb Hi blT^i ACROSS 1 Lean on one's accountant for the middle of the document? Near enough <6. 4). 8 Shear head and dock tail (4), 10 Thwart the plot ot an lUnatured person 10-3,1 11 The money would be the same In retirement (4). 13
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 14 Chinese Preduee E»chin«., Stngapere noon prleee per plsul yestsrdsy: Coconut ell: bulk S3Bs sellers. S4l* sellers; Cepra: JuneS2B buyers. *2S» sellers. Pepper: Muntok white $155 sellers. Sarawak white Sls2i sellers. Sarawak black Sl2O sellers. garbled Lninpon< black $120 sellers. ASTA $132t sellers. Slngapere Coconut OM Milters' As- ociatien:
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 14 June 20. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73} cents (down one-eighth of a cent). K.L.: 731 cents (down z quarter of a cent). TIN: $438,871 (up $6.87 i). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 20 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    121 14 MELBOURNE, WED. Melbourne: Investment and Industrial continued to ease over a wide range In quiet trading. Most leaders eased, led by A.C.I, down six pence to 96/6. Interest In oils centred in Associated Australian, which gained 1/- to 17/- in a dull section. Mount Isa led the easier
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    74 14 T HE Malayan Ixshangs Banks' Ass*> i siatlsn made these changes In tts rates to merchants yesterday (ail rates to S100): Selltng TT »r OD rssdy: Swiss Pranes 1401: Bslfian Franas 1617; Holland Guilders 117J; Dsutsshe Marks 130. On the free eiehange market In Meng Keng the U.S.
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    UPSURGE IN TIN PRICES; REACTION SETS IN LATER
    461 14 From Our Market Correspondent rE morning upsurge in tin prices on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was or.iy to be expected after a rise of around £15 in the London overnight metal price. However when the fairly heavy initial buying wave ceased
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    973 14 gUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlop* $1.64 SL.- J Waugh (1.000) $1.«O; M. Containers (4.000) $1.16 ON. (4.000) $1.19. (4.000) $1.18. (6.000) $1.19 D. $1.18 SL; M. Cement (2.000) $2.55: M. Tohaceo $2.41 OL., $2.43
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    Straits tin price shows sharp rally of $6.87 ½
    295 14 Straits tin price shows sharp rally of $6.87 YESTERDAY'S upsurge in the tin price restored about half the loss of $12.50 which occurred between last Wednesday and Tuesday of this week. The price at $438.87 i per picul showed a rise of $6.87 on an offering of 240 tons, down
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 14 npHE Federation Minister of A Finance has Axed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week berinning on June 21. Rubber 78 > H rent* albCopra $448 a ton. Coconut oil $672 a ton. Palm oil $631.50 a ton. Palm kernels $322.75 a ton. The rates of
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    200 14 SHIM lying alonji.dt th« Imuixii wrisrvti t.d«y an: Klnabtlu 23, Braisrlc SB/39. Hicakl Mara 6/7. Asmara 1/2. lodu* 15/16. Surat 46. Bogota 1314. Mlkawa Mam 43. Hal Ia» 47. SlbrtiMt 26. Boon B** NW 3. OuUr raadt: Bmp Kittiwake, Btv. Sunda. Kanilk. Amlla. Balboa. Fortnfleld. Me*l
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    265 14 liriTH overseas advires lourr than expected Hie Federation Rubber t.\rhiint:r opened halJ a cent lower than Tur.-ckivs clomiik level. The initial nervous ajOtftg mv well absorbed and the market recovered the early loss and thcrar nfter ruled quiet in small trading. Small parcrK of No 2
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 14 lULV first trad. ruM.r buy.r. I 1 io'h<i at 3 p.m in Slntc-'ipore t»rdty at 733 cents r*r Ib down on«--elKhtb of a rent on yrsterd.iy s rln-.ini< nnrr The tone was quiet but steady S.C.C.R.A. closing pricrs In cents rx>r lh yesterday: Int. 1 R.s.S. Prompt
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    108 14 Junr 20 Thr*«> mon*h«. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F N. 13 rts. CMC stor.' M, M I'..i» rj rt« Steamship 9 rt». Bre«i>n»s 25 rts. S Tltni^ Rohinson <ts K TlsMMti s Darby 4»d. I'niteers 10 cts. W lark* 10 'I. MININGS A Amal 2 It Passsssj 1 /4| A
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      460 14 NOTICE JABATAN KERJA RAYA MR. M. D. MOHAN is no longer PERAK employed by this company, and L has no authority to transact any TENDERS for the Construction business or receive any monies on a R C Bridge over the Sungei its behalf. IJok along Kampong Mesjid— KUan Dated th*>
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      771 15 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE SECOND MALAYAN FUND FIRST MALAYAN FUND notice is hereby given that NOTICE IS HEREBY given that under the terms of the Trust Deed, under the terms of the Trust Deed. a distribution of Income of the a distribution of Income of the above fund is expected to
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      843 15 NOTICE THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) TAKE NOTICE that Receiving Orders were on the 15th June, 1962. made against the following persons: j Bankruptcy No. 209/62 Ellas Napoleon Andres. I 71-B, Frankel Est 214 62. S. K. Thomas. 195. Bukit Timah Rd. 215/62. Joseph Pious. 130-E. Mandal Quarry. 217/62 Zainl
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      838 15 (Continued from Page El SITUATIONS VACANT V Wordt Si (Mim.)— Box St ctt. txtrm VACANCY FOR two Gurkna watcn nen tor an estate la P.W. posilio* Wed. Applicants thanked. VOUNC CHINESE AMAH to live n from June 30th, English speakin. Irfrrences. Write Box A 4756 S T I pore. WANTED
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      1075 15 SITUATIONS VACANT Word, Si (Mim.)— Box ML/t> WANTED EXPERIENCED CANTONESE baby amab live in cleaa Pleasant and reliable belp with two 'mall children little housework Tele.•none (Spore) 316U8. SITUATIONS WANTED Word, Si (Mim.)— Box it era. tBBfSJ REAO in* muiui Appointment;. v« mu> id The suodav Man win »eek COOK-BOY
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      1101 15 EDUCATION tt Wordt Si (Mim.)— Box it ate. rxlrm FOORMAN'S SCHOOL. Enrolment! j Diploma. Pianb-Accordioo. Piano-Ja». G'iltar. Kecorder. Violin. Clarinet. Trumpet. Satopbone. flute. Tel. (Spore) 34 73V. OUARANTEED RAPID COURSES:) Secretarial. Stenography. Bookkeeping. Typewriting. Shorthand. English Senior/ Presenlor Register early I Raja's College iGian Singh's 2nd door) ■MM THE GUITAR
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      1064 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE W Wordt Si (Mim.)— Box St H: txtrm PONO PREFECT SALOON New in Novrmber 1981. 54.000. Telepnone (Spore i Hsu<i. ORGKIRD ARABELLA MARCH 1901. One owner, comp. inturancr. accident fr-e. rxcrllmt condition. J3.500 o.n o. Pbone IM2S9 and T2MS (Spore) I*S« RtNAULT OAUPMINB, Blur. Red upholstery. Ont*
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      296 15 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) it Word* H (Vim.)— Box SO ct,. txtrm BUYING bATIK huy (rom s poro's cnly ItwestlM Miry Mr Am QUALITY AND SERVICE k xrm Lf* Gin (Li.tMiiiUi. m I South Knd^r Roikl. I FRESH FLOWERS It Wnrd* $i (Mm.)— Box 50 ct: rxlrm FOR YOUR LOVED ones
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    Lock icon The employers who play hard to get —by Devan Nair
    665 16 The employers who play hard to get by Devan Nair J^JR. C.V. Devan Nair, Singapore trade union leader who is attending the 102-nation Labour Conference here as an "observer," said today the Government of his country was "making a gallant and fairly success f v 1 effort to tackle first
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    Mission schools world head gets big welcome
    231 16 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. OOYS and brothers of the Christian Brothers 13 schools in Singapore gave a rousing welcome to their Superior General and his Deputy when they arrived for an official visit this evening. The Very Rev. Brother Nicet-Joseph, world head ol the De
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    $100 more |for boy who lost hands in blast
    109 16 $100 more |for boy who lost hands in blast KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Nilai Bangsa Physical Culture Association has sent $100 to the fund for Mohamed Jedi bin Ya'aeob, 15, who lost both his hands in a grenade accident in January this year. The money was collected from 61 members
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    Top Indian star here
    66 16 SINGAPORE, Wed.— An estimated 10.000 Indian film fans packed the Singapore airport this evening to welcome the Indian film star 81--vaji Ganesan, who flew Into Singapore from Kuala Lumpur. The only public function arranged for Mr. Ganesan by the Singapore Indian Community will be held at
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    Young wife says: I was kicked
    81 16 Young wife says: I was kicked PENANG, Wed. A young housewife, Aminah binte Osman, has reported to police she was kicked and stabbed yesterday by two men. Aminah said the men told her, that her husband had met with an accident and asked her to accompany them. She followed them
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    Minister to see PT lesson
    67 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Education, Mr Yong Nyuk Lin, will visit the Dunearn Government Chinese Secondary School to witness a demonstration lesson on physical education on Thursday at 9 a.m. This is one of a series of demonstrations on the lower primary physical education
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    'TIES FOR ALL' HEAD TO REFUND
    194 16 rpHE headmaster of the Su--1 lelman Primary School, Mr. S. Nathan, Is to be asked to refund all money paid by pupils ror ties he had ordered for them. The decision, by the board of managers of the school, follows a protest by nine
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    FAMILY OF SEVEN RUSHED TO HOSPITAL
    83 16 FAMILY OF SEVEN RUSHED TO HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Wed. A family of seven from Jalan Eunos, off Changi Road, was rushed to the hospital tonight suffering from food poisoning. The seven consisted of Atan bin Samsuddin. 35. his wife. Asian binte Masuki. 30, and their five children two sons and three
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    Schoolboy dies on road
    68 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. A schoolboy. See Chuan Teck, 7, was killed instantly tonight when he was knocked down in Dawson Road off Alexander Road by a car. The boy was on his way home. The accident took place while he was crossing the road. Traffic Police tonight
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    Cheating charge acquittal
    66 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. A man, arrested in Kuala Lum- pur two months ago, was today acquitted by a district court here on a charge of cheating Paul Elisha, a salesman at the Mary McAree's batik shop in Cathay I Cinema building, of a $147 camera on Jan. 12.
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      499 16 FOOD SPECIALITIES MALAYA LTD., Petaling Jaya require an experienced firstclass fitter preferably with some knowledge of canning equipment. Excellent prospects for the right man. Please apply with full details of experience to date to Box 133, Kuala Lumpur. "LOST REWARD $250/-' Opel Kapiton "L" No. BG 7915 Royal Blue has
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      341 16 NOTICES CLOSING OF BRIDGE. BESUT TRENGGANU Two Timber Bridges Nos. 1/1 mid 1/2 at miles 1 and 2 JertehKuala Besut Road will be closed to all traffic from 10.00 p.m. to 600 a.m. on the 23rd June to 30th June. 1963 for repairs. GOVERNMENT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE 3<~
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      64 16 ■jSpV;. ;MM ■i|?:'piLOT;.'skfl v \U /CARTRIDCE\ REFILL super y PILOT Super "V" fills two ways PILOT "V" fills from the bottlt through a detachable lever-action pump or is refilled by the insertion of an ink-cartridge. Each pen is sold complete with detachable lever-action pump ant, Six ink-cartr.dges. UNIQUE in design
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      41 16 Bugs Bunny By Batph HeintdaM 3 I fTHSRe AIN'T ONE "\/(5OOPl"1 PERHAPS X*P BCTTERI I 1 1|( HE'LL £OLL£* VA i S S. 1A AteANeHTHAUjI I'LL HAVE A LEA«H TO > j—— /IWANTTOBUV ftyjj HiM, ELMCRI/^ I BUY TAX* HIM HOME^r MJH
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      Hong Kong are leading
      497 17  -  L.C. HOFFMAN Jnr; Kuala Lumpur, Wednesda; CLOSE TUSSLE IN PUTRA TROPHY GOLF By MALAYA, SINGAPORE AND THAILAND SHARE SECOND PLACE I'HE five-nation South-East Asia Amateur golf team championship enters its second day tomorrow with Hong Kong holding a flimsy two-stroke lead over Malaya, Singapore and Thailand,
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      FIRST DAY SCORES
      84 17 HONG KONG: A. Sutclifft 80, A. Meladzean 81. M. Bowling 84. Bertie To Jr. 91. TOTAL (best three) 245. MALAYA; Too Joon Loke 76, Pat Llm 81, George Lee 90, Choong Ewe Seong 90. TOTAL 247. THAILAND: Varaporn Isrankul 79, Preda Buranasir 80, Somrak 88, Kratsi 90.
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      THE DRAW for TODAY'S PLAY
      95 17 'iinr, uraw lur iiic secuim day's play today: 8.15 ».m. George Lee (If), Varaporn Ijsrmnkul (T>: 8.22 ».m Soebroto Kusmardjo (I). Low Kee Pow (SI.M.C. Bowling (HK), 8.29 ajn. Pat Llm <M>, Somrak <T>. A Sutrliffe <HK): 836 a.m. C MM.. »CU >UI, ■HUM .H
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      63 17 SOCCER STORE BHFA SENIOR LEA>iIK AND CLP: Eveready 4 Cold Storage 0: Wearnes 8 Mercantile Bank 1: HK Bank 2 Spore Glass KLtANG DIV. 2: Elaels 4 Sembrong 0. GOLF SPORE WOMEN'S C'SHIPS Q FINALS: V. Edwards bt Gough 2 up; D. Ong bt Klnnear 4 and 3:
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      Top of the list is fast Chor Pavong
      200 17 Top of the list is fast Chor Pavong EPSOM JEEP'S ten-to-follow KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Ten horses to follow at the JuneJuly meeting starting here on Sunday are: OHOB-PAVONG— a smart winner over 5Jf at Penang last month; a speedy gallODer. TEKNAH Showed promise at Penang when second by half a
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      FIGHT STOPS MATCH
      125 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. After 20 minutes of fast, clean football the match between Police and Tan Tock Seng Hospital ii the Singapore Government Services FA league first division was abandoned by referee K. B. Menon at Jalan Besar today wnti. the players started to fight. The match was
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      SOSC amends marks for Asian Games
      682 17 QINGAPORE. Wed— Singapore O Olympic and Sports Council today accepted the qualifying standards for the Asian Game? from five affiliates with a few amendments. The affiliates concerned were Singapore A.A.A.. the cycling, rifle and swimming associations and the welghtliftlng federation. The council also decided
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      Lock icon LAYER IS No. 1 'SEED'
      166 17 LAYER IS No. 1 'SEED' WIMBLEDON LONDON, Wed— Three Australians, champion Rod Layer, Roy Emerson and 1960 winner Neale Fraser, head the seeding* for the men's singles in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships, which start next Monday. Men's singles seedings: 1 R. Layer (Australia); 2 R. Emerson (Australia); S N.
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      Lock icon Coldwell'capped'
      50 17 Coldwell 'capped' LONDON. Wed. Brian Butnatn, the Lancashire fast bowler has withdrawn from the England cricket team to meet Pakistan in the Second Test beginning at Lord's tomorrow. Statham has a bruised musclr above his left knee. Len Coldwell, M, of Worcestershire replaces Statham and «ains Hi first "cap".— Reuter.
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      Warwick are clear leaders
      249 17 ONDON. Wed Warwick- shire emerged clear eaders of the county cricket championship after beating Gloucestershire by three <vjckets at Bristol yesterday Worcestershire, previously third. Jumped to second place after beating Somerset, and Surrey, hitherto Joint leaders, now He third after drawing vith Essex. At Cheaterfleld: Lkroy
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      Malaya Cup call up for Rahim
      247 17 Malaya Cup call up for Rahim QINOAPORE, Wed. 81ngaO pore Amateur Football Association has Invited Rahlm Omar to train with the state team on Friday In preparation for the Malaya Cup match against Malacca at Malacca on Sunday. Inche Ibrahim bin Isa. chairman of the selection board, said today: "If
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      812 17 CAN YOU DEFEND YOURSELF? IF NOT, THIS MESSAGE IS MEANT FOR YOU!!! We live ot a time when violence seems to be increasing doy by doy. Open your newspapers ond you will find reports of horrifying attacks on the innocents, parang attacks on youths, murder and rape on women, robbery
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      272 17 AMtRICANS PKtrtK GEVAERT over 70% of ALL ROLL FILMS imported into the U. S. A. in the first half of 1961 were (<*EVAERT) MADE IN FOR QUALITY BELGIUM^^ FOR ECONOMY <^^ Available H|^^3 in Singapore luJtJI Malaya Borneo l^^^S«*« 120 for 2'/)i2Vi ond 2.. x3' 2 1 75^^^^*^^^ Sixes 127
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      105 17 «K>*TB MARY GOLF Fl-TRA CVV: S-E Asia amateur team championship fS'gor Oolf Club. 8.15 a.m.). SOCCER S/ORE PRFMIER LGE: Mtlays v Royal Navy fJn Besar) Olt. 2D: CA A 1 HM Dockyard 'Farrer Pk); Div. SA: STB v Suknramal COevlang). KLVANG DIV. OPM Ranger* v Lambak (oadang). S'GOR DIV. 1:
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    CHEERS, CHEERS ALL THE WAY
    303 18 Schoolchildren line streets to welcome royal visitors Anti-Cambodia anger sweeps Thailand OANGKOK, Wed. D Anti-Cambodia demonstrations swept Thailand today In protest against a World Court decision giving Cambodia a frontier temple claimed by Thailand. The police said that the demonstrations were peaceful. Government sources said
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    'Miss Singapore' finalists
    90 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. At the semi-finals held tonight for the Miss Singapore 1962 contest, organised by the Shaw Organisation at the Capitol Cinema. 15 of the 28 pnt rants were chosen for the finals to be held tomorrow night. They are: Misses. Rosalind Lye. 22, Kirn Lim. 23.
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    DEATH
    55 18 YAP CHENG VAN inrt Ynp Cheng Hal. Managing Director of Singapore Finance Ltd. and T;ii Ch.on,: Motor Co. Ltd. regretfully announced the death nl th.lr father Yar Htxk Plew who liusscd away at I.M p. in nn lf>-6-«2. Thf kHUM will leave 177-1 Temnem* r.i.i.l s jKirt- at J
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    36 18 MADAM N V. RAJAN and children K l.uinimr thank friends, rrlutivm ioi iiund ince. conrtol* no «reathn. donation* at the him-rul <>t in. :r lo\id hiiKluinii father Mr. N. V. Ka)an dl<-d 1 1 I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    109 18 MR. A MRS. Patrick Thang (hank all friend* and relative* for the valuable gifts on the occasion of their marriage on 16th June 1862. MR. AND MRS. Anthony Leone thank friends. relative! for Uwtr valuable prvsi-nt*. telegram* and attendance at their marriage 16,6.62 MRS. WCt MONO KCE and family
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    REQUIEM
    29 18 RCOUIEM MICH MAtl for BMi both Lone/ wife- of Alfonso Lope/ died on 11.6.62 at Kampont: Hnani Ksta'. BaUUM Krrjuntal Lady or Lourdes Church Kl.-ini; 23.6.62 ft p.m
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    We open our hearts and our homes'
    942 18 From Page One gether with more than 1,400 servicemen. The servicemen could not wave or smile, but the man-in-the-street and the students did. Their faces bore delighted grins as the cavalcade of cars swept by and from the t^wo Rolls Royces the Kings
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    86 18 LONDON. Wed.— Tea scores In today's cricket matches were: At Portsmouth: Hants 174 for 3 vs Warwick. At Nottingham: Leices, 175 for 2 vs Notts. At Oxford: Oxford University 135 for 2 vs Sussex. At Manchester: Lanes. 152 for 7 vs Cambridge Univer- slty. At Taunton: Surrey
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    421 18 LONDON, Wed.— Apart from an expansion in business for gold shares which produced gains of up to 5/- (as In the case of F.S. Geduld at 115/7> 2 and recoveries of over 1/- scored for some tin counters, most other sections were inclined Irregular in dull trading.
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      44 18 The weather UIGHEST and lowest temperatures for Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest KuaJa Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bliaru 93 73 I Penan* 88 73 Ipoh 91 72 i Malacca 88 73 Singapore 85 7»
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