The Straits Times, 23 June 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Net*** 1 He**** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    Lock icon BORNEO SHOCK
    649 1 London view: Claim will be rejected Philippine 'hand over' call to Britain MANILA, Friday THE Philippines President, Mr. Diosdado Macapagal, announced today that his Government would assert its ownership and sovereignty of British North Borneo. President Macapagal in a press conference said he had directed his Foreign Affairs
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    AIRGIRL NANCY IN A SARONG-KEBAYA IS NAMED SINGAPORE'S LOVELIEST
    15 1 NANCY "I didn't sleep a wink."
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    King Bhumibol
    470 1 (with borrowed sax but his Own reed m swings it... From NELSON RUTHERFURD: TANAH RATA, Fri. VISITING King Bhumibol took time off tonight at the request of Tengku Abdul Rahman for a jam session with the Radio Malaya orchestra in this hillside resort. This resulted in a buffet
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    Lock icon Stockpile tin sale
    51 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate today approved by voice vote legislation to authorise the General Services Administration to sell 50.000 long tons of tin from the U.E. national stockpile. Ten thousands tons will be offered for sale as soon as possible at prevailing market prices in small lots.—
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    Lock icon Free-spending Americans
    50 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. Americans spent US$l,lOO million more for foreign travel in 1961 than foreign visitors spent in the United States. The U.S. Department of Commerce said Americans spent U551,750 million in foreign countries and alnost US$9OO million in fares between the United States and foreign countries.— U.P. l.
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    This is my big break, says Miss Dimples
    410 1 This is my big break, says Miss Dimples SINGAPORE, Fri. Lovely Nan c v Licw, **the girl with the dimpled smile" who w a s picked Miss Singapore 1982 last night, today confessed: "I have no particular boy friend." The right man? "I have no Axed idea except that he
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    Marriage No. 4 over for grandma Siput
    67 1 Marriage No. 4 over for grandma Siput MALAY film star Siput Sarawak leaving the Shariah Court in Singapore yesterday after having her fourth marriage to film extra. Khuzir Hassan. 17. annulled. Immediately after this picture was taken, tbc grandmother actress rejected a marriage proposal from radio comedian Alias "Konggo" Said
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    Lock icon AMERY IS RECALLED TO BRITAIN
    95 1 HONG KONG, Fri. Mr. Julian Amery, the British Secretary ol State lor Air. will leave for Laouan to- 1 morrow as planned before Hymn to Britain on recall, an R.A K spokesman said today. He said Mr. Amery, on a-| tour of R.A.F. units, would
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    Asst. Minister in accident
    52 1 KUALA LUMPUI. Fri.— The Assistant Minister of Interior, Inche Mohamed Ismail bin Mohamed Yusuf. was tonight admitted to the General Hospital here after his car was involved In a motor accident In Treacher Road. He sustained head and ear injuries. His condition was reporteo. to De
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    Lock icon Sarawak deports four Chinese
    61 1 KUCHINO. Fri. Police 1 here today arrested four alien Chinese. Including a woman, who were issued with deportation orders following the production of evidence that they were engaged in subversive activities prejudicial to the security of Sarawak. Their names were given as Chin Shaw Tung. Shim
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    Lock icon WHAT THE WIZARD TOLD CAMBODIA'S LEADER
    174 1 WHAT THE WIZARD TOLD CAMBODIA 'S LEADER OAIGON. Fri. The Cambodian Head-of-State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, has said he is afraid that Thailand "will cause us more trouble in three or four months." Prince Sihanouk said this prediction had been made "by the soul of a late princess, reincarnated in the
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    19 1 PARIS. Fri. Four plastic charges exploded in Paris this afternoon, injuring one person, police said.— Reuter.
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    B-707 (112 ON BOARD) crashes in storm
    410 1 B-707 (112 ON BOARD) crashes in storm I t^EW YORK. Fri. An Air France Boeing 707, carrying 102 passengers and a crew of 10. crashed early today on a hill on the French West Indian island of Guadeloupe, during a storm. One pilot who flew over the forest area where
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 BRITISH APPEAL LONDON. I ri I <ir<l dome. Britain's I :rr. -.cat ur^'iit >«'iiul .ipp«" «l to Prim I IM1 Phoum i I lotian neutralist leader. hi> lirlp in frrrim toui Briton- Ivld pri>oiu r bj pro < ommuni>t i torn- -Itrutrr
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    Lock icon Ban-bomb men of 22 nations sue US, Russia
    202 2 Ban-bomb men of 22 nations sue US, Russia 11TASHINGTON. Fri. An international group of opponents of nuclear testing filed suits simultaneously in Washington and Moscow courts yesterday in an attempt to halt all nuclear weapons experiments Heading the list of 186 plaintiffs from 22 countries la Dr Linus Pauling. American
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    Lock icon ALL ON THE RECORD...
    62 2 LONDON. Fri.— When police searched the house or a suspect after an armed robbery at a bank they found a 1 note with the name of the bank and the date of the robbery stamped on It. When the man's wife was Questioned about the note
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    Lock icon A blow at heart of a scourge of civilised man
    257 2 A blow at heart of a scourge of civilised man LONDON, Friday THE discovery of a new drug to combat killer heart diseases was announced here yesterday. World trials of the drug, atromid. are now going on. Its success on animals having been proved, news of its effect on patients
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    49 2 I* appears to me that W the trend towards equal partnership of the taxes has greatly increased the divorce rate. In races and countries where the wife is merely the chattel of the husband, divorce is practically A unknown. —Mr. Juitlce L. A. Landrrvlllr. In Brockvillc. Ontario, court
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    CONGRESS MPs PICK DEPUTY FOR NEHRU
    143 2 NEW DELHI. Friday. MEMBERS of Parliament of India's ruling Congress Party yesterday unanimously elected Mr. Harekrishna Mahatab. former Chief Minister Of O-issa State as deputy leader in the lower house. The election of Mr. Mahatab. the first man outside the Cabinet to be deputy
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    20 2 KADUNA, Frl.— Blr Kasim Ibrahim was yesterday sworn In as the first local-born Governor of Northern Nigeria. —Reuter.
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    GLYNIS IS DIVORCED ON THE GROUND OF ADULTERY
    96 2 GLYNIS IS DIVORCED ON THE GROUND OF ADULTERY LONDON. Fri. The London Divorce Court granted the husband of actress Glynis Johns a decree nisi yesterday on the ground of her alleged adultery in Los Angeles with an actor identified as Robert Fitz-'-andolph Patten. Miss Johns married company director Cecil Hen-
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    Lock icon Kennedy defeat
    33 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Kennedy Administration suffered a major defeat last night when its controversial Farm Bill was defeated in the House of Representatives by a vote of 215 to 205— Reuter
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    A PEKING 'SQUEEZE' NETS $sm. FROM FOOD PARCEL FIRMS
    552 2  - A PEKING 'SQUEEZE' NETS $sm. FROM FOOD PARCEL FIRMS FRANCIS BOEY from QROCERY stores here, have "donated"' HK $5 million to the Peking Government for the purchase of a fleet of lorries from Britain. A list of the donors went with the cash to Peking. Henceforth only those firms which
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    THE ROBBER, AGED 10
    46 2 A 10-year-old bo* who held up a nine-year-old boy with a penknife and demanded 10 cents was ordered to be given six strokes of the cane in the North Kowloon court. He had pleaded guilty to attempted robbery with in offensive weapon.
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    DUD NOTES FOR DOPE
    51 2 Q DRUG smuggling syndicate in San Francisco has paid a Hong Kong htroin ring US$6O,OOO in counterfeit $20 bills. according to a report here The report said police here had drained for questioning five Shanghai-born seamen about alleged forged banknotes, said to have been printed in
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      Quick look round...
      354 3 Quick look round... BRUNSWICK, Friday. CHDUR East German soldiers, including an officer, climbed the barbed wire barrier at the EastWest German border near here and asked for political asylum in West Germany. Police said the soldiers had been helping to dig trenches on the eastern side of the border. In
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      Lock icon 'FLOP NO. 3 COULD LEAD TO WORLD WAR' SAY REDS
      108 3 'FLOP NO. 3 COULD LEAD TO WORLD WAR' SAY REDS MOSCOW. Fri. Tho Communist Party newspaper Pravda said yesterday that a third failure by the Americans to set off a highlevel nuclear explosion might lead to world war. "In the past two weeks the U.S. has twice deliberately created Inflammable
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      Lock icon BRITAIN IN DOCK AT U.N. ON S. RHODESIA
      597 3 Latins join Afro-Asians in call for talks UNITED NATIONS, Friday BRITAIN was in the dock at the United Nations yesterday when the General Assembly resumed debating the Southern Rhodesia question. Delegates from Latin American nations joined those from Afro-Asia In disputing the
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      Lock icon Algeria amnesty will not apply to OAS in France
      299 3 Algeria amnesty will not apply to OAS in France PARIS, Friday. T*HE French Government will not extend to OAS x men in France the amnesty promised them by the Algerian Provisional Executive, Mr. Alain Peytrefltte, French Secretary of State of Information, said yesterday. Speaking to reporters after a Cabinet meeting.
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      A PLAN FOR FRANCE'S 'WE WON'T FIGHT' MEN
      150 3 PARIS. Fri— The French Prime Minister. Mr. Georges Pompidou, yesterday announced plans to give legal status to conscientious objectors, and appealed to the anarchist editor Louis Lecoln, 74. to end his "fast unto death" for their release from jail. Mr. Pompidou said
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      Lock icon 40-hour week
      104 3 ILO AGREES TO PROPOSAL GENEVA. Fri.— The 102-na-tion International Labour Organisation conference here yesterday provisionally agreed to a recommendation aimed at a 40-hour industrial week as a "social standard." The voting was 219 In favour, 23 against, and 32 abstentions. The recommendations says that when appropriate the 40
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      35 3 COTONOUS (Dahomey). Fri.— Sixteen inches of rain fell in Southern Dahomey in the last 24 hours, the heaviest fall on record, and 37 people nave died in floods throughout the country. Reuter.
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      Lock icon WIFE CHARTERS PLANE TO SEEK HUSBAND
      76 3 TOKYO. Fri. A Japanese housewife, whose husband disappeared a week ago. today chartered a plane to go out looking for him. Mrs. Daigoro Tanlguchi hired the pilot of a I'ght plane and then broadcast an appeal for her missing husband to come home. Her
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      Lock icon Cambodia will not get temple for a while
      324 3 Cambodia will not get temple for a while BANGKOK, F■■ THAILAND'S decision x to abide by the World Court award of an ancient border temple to Cambodia does not mean Cambodia can take possession of it immediately. Diplomatic observers in Bangkok believe the ThaiCambodia dispute will go on as before.
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      Lock icon U.S. AIRLINE'S STRIKE THREAT AVERTED
      101 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. THE strike threat against Trans-World Airlines by flight engineers has been called off after settlement of their dispute over the number of crews in Jet airliners, Mr. Arthur Goldberg, the Labour Secretary, announced yesterday. AiinuuiiLfiiieiii \Ji uic settlement came after an allnight bargaining
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      Atoll claims
      46 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. A House of Representatives interior sub-committee yesterday proved a BUI which would place U*****. 000 '$2,850,000) In trust to mcc. claims by inhabitants of Rongelap atoll. In the Marshal Islands, for radiation exposure injuries suffered in the 1954 US Pacific nuclear tests.
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      285 3 A new shipment of jsflns^^ j INDIAN SILKS |l©|i^i? has just arrived jJ^WV^ 'M; hond-embroider.d I ot ftj.) 45" width, the*a «m- WiH^ quitite tilki ore ideal XT >/ ♦or 90wns ot distinction. This it just one ot hundreds of itemt ot Malayan Indion ond Indonesian handicrafts that we have
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    SHAW DISPUTE: 'MANAGERS CAN BE UNION MEMBERS'
    665 4 Industrial Arbitration Court President hands down a ruling SINGAPORE Friday fHE president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, Dr. Charles Gamba, today ruled that theatre managers and assistant managers of Malayan Theatres Limited, a Shaw Organisation company, can be members of the Singapore Manual
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    'Tricky affair,' says Nicet
    371 4 'Tricky affair,' says Nicet A LESSON ON HOW TO HANDLE CHOPSTICKS FOR VISITOR- OINGAPORE, Fri. •3 The Superior-Gen-eral of the Christian brothers, The Very Rev. Brother NicetJoseph, todfey wound up his busy three-day tour of Singapore, and said: "I am overwhelmed by the reception I received." Of the many programmes
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    Trade outlook with Burma 'optimistic'
    198 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The leader of Singapore's unofficial Governmentsponsored trade mission to Burma. Mr. Max Lewis, who flew home this evening said he was "most optimistic" that with the aid of the Government "good business" would be possible with Burma. The mission comprised nine members of
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    265 4 THE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movemenu ai Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVAL* BO AC: Prom London, Rome, Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur <BA 714) »J5 pm.; from Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta (BA 71S) 9.50 p.m. Thai International: Prom Jakarta (TO 403) 10.45 a.m.
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    WITH A SCREAM THE CAT LEAPED
    2515 5  -  LEONARD MOSLEY -by "Death buys a shilling share" PART TWO OF THE SERIAL DAY 2 of the serial that's as hot as the news that rocked the City of London recently. ...Edna Robins, beautiful broker's secretary, is found strangled— clutch ing part of a
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    303 6 Malayan's Ceylon marriage upheld as being valid DENTAL SURGEON LOSES APPEAL AGAINST MAINTENANCE ORDER LONDON, Friday. A Malayan dental surgeon living inNewcastle-on-Tyne claimed he was forced to marry a Malayan woman on the day he first met her in Ceylon in July 1951, said Sir Jocelyn Simon in the Divorce
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    EDITOR HELD IN ANTI-RED DRIVE IN KUCHING
    111 6 EDITOR HELD IN ANTI-RED DRIVE IN KUCHING KUCHING, Friday. POLICE have arrested seven members of the Sara- wak United People's Party, including two women, on suspicion of being connected with the clandestine Communist organisation here. Those arrested include Mr. Wen Mm Chupan, an editor of the left-wing newspaper Sin Wen
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    A baby boy for wife of Sultan
    60 6 KUANTAN, Fri. Che Habshah binte Ahmad, wife of the Sultan of Pahang, gave birth to a 7-lb baby boy at the Istana Terentum here today. News of the birth was announced by the firing of a 16--gun salute from the police compound. The
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    Study tour in Philippines
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The chairman of Qantas. Sir Hudson Fysh. will be visiting Kuala Lumpur and Singapore within the next few days In the course of a world tour of Qantas establishments.
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    Quarrel led to hospital
    62 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A man and woman were taken to the General Hospital today after they were involved In a quarrel with another person in a house off the 15th milestone. Holland Road. The woman, Chan Hong Poh, 30. Is in a serious condition, but the man,
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    Spying as a woman's career
    137 6 Spying as a woman's career CPYING has aptly been called the most dangerous profession in the world trained agents gamble with danger and death at every move. From time to time women have played a leading role in this game of Intrigue, some with astounding success. Beginning today. The Malay
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    Methodist choir to make tour
    100 6 Methodist choir to make tour KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Methodist Singers, a 20-voice choral group, will begin a concert tour of 14 towns in the Federation next month. Mr. William Zimmerman, minister of music for the Methodist Church in Malaya, will accompany the choir during its one-month tour. The tour
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    Boy killed
    29 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. A Chinese school pupil. Ng Chee Seng, 7 was knocked down and killed by a lorry here yesterday morning on his way to school.
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    MALAYANS WIN WORLD PHOTO HONOURS
    271 6 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Nine Malayan and Singapore photographers are named among the "One Hundred Leading Exhibitors of the World in 1961" in the "Who's Who" of world photography in the May issue of the Photographic Society of America Journal. They are the head of the
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    $40,232 DAMAGES TO A CRASH DRIVER
    340 6 $40,232 DAMAGES TO A CRASH DRIVER SINGAPORE, Fri. A lorry driver. Low Swee Fong, 52, who was described by Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin in the High Court today as a "mere shadow of a man" because of the serious injuries he had suffered in a road accident, was awarded
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    A REPORT IS AWAITED ON SCHOOL GOVERNORS RESIGNING
    176 6 A REPORT IS AWAITED ON SCHOOL GOVERNORS RESIGNING KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry of Education is waiting for an official report form the Negri Sembllan Chief Education Officer Mr. Tan Seng Chye, over the resignation of the six-mem-ber board of governors of the Dato Klana Putra School in Lenggeng. A
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    Robberies: 6 detained
    44 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Six youths were detained today in connection with seven robberies committed here recently. This was disclosed s: a Press conference by the Selangor C.I.D. chief, Mr. T.B.M. Krishnan. who added: "We are making good progress in our investigations."
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      170 6 f.i7 Abner By A I Capp I THE US^k. AH IS PROUD LISSEN TO HER MRS^OKUM, US CIVIL DI •/Yr'« MAU k WINS!! jfi\ TOMAKEAMV VO'D THINK THET J I WISHES TO CHIP OFF A CHUNK <f i!*,H iaTi' I <f**A ffor^mrrT^y SACK-REE-RCE l> ATOMIC TOOTH Jk >OF YOUR HUSBANDS
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    Woman owns two houses but has no rice to eat, she tells court
    744 7 Woman owns two houses but has no rice to eat, she tells court WIFE, SUING HUSBAND FOR MAINTENANCE, SAYS: I STILL LOVE HIM... PENANG. Friday WOMAN who claimed to be a businessman's third wife told a magistrate's court today she owned two houses but had no rice to eat. "The
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    SEEING THE WORLD ON WHEELS
    157 7 SEEING THE WORLD ON WHEELS TWENTY four year old Shahid Sajjad (above), a Pakistani student on a world tour by motor-cycle, arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He l.>l| the Straits Times he left Karachi in March last year and has since covered about 30.000 miles in 11 countries before reaching
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    CUBA—A PROOF TO EAST AND WARNING TO WEST
    125 7 CUBA— A PROOF TO EAST AND WARNING TO WEST vyHAT is happening in Cuba the only Communist country outside Eurasia? This question is of vital interest to both East and West. To the East, Cuba is proof tbat Communism can triumph without the heU> of Russian or Chines* armies. To
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    Two extra flights to Kota Bharu
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— Malayan Airways will operate two extra flights to Kota Bharu— on Wednesdays and Fridays from July 1. The flight on Wednesday will be from Kuala Lumpur and the other will be from Penang.
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    Sightseeing
    20 7 TAIPEH. Fri. The Sultan of Selangor and his consort went on a sightseeing tour around the city here today.
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    OLD EVIDENCE WINS DOWSE A DIVORCE
    259 7 OLD EVIDENCE WINS DOWSE A DIVORCE PENANG, Friday. QIDNEY Hastings Dowse, ex-Malayan rugby star and a former Penang Assistant Settlement Secretary, was today granted a decree nisi, to be made absolute in three months, when he sued his wife, Mary Ann Dowse, for divorce on grounds of alleged adultery. In
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    On world tour
    50 7 MALACCA. Fri.— Mr. S. V. Vijayathevan, of the Education Department here, will be one of 16 people from all over the Federation who will be leaving for the Philippines next week on a three-week study tour. They will leave Kuala Lumpur by air for Manila on Monday.
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    PARTY CHANGES EMBLEM
    75 7 KUCHING. Fri. Brunei's anti-Malaysia party. Party Ra'ayat, is dropping its buffalo head symbol in the design for its new flag. A new tricolour emblem is to be registered. A spokesman of the party said today this did not mean any change in the party's policies. Recognition of
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    $150 MAGPIE: I WOULDN'T PAY FIVE CENTS, SA YS MAGISTRATE
    176 7 $150 MAGPIE: I WOULDN'T PAY FIVE CENTS, SA YS MAGISTRATE SINGAPORE, Fri. A magistrate. Mr. Richard Laycock, stared hard at a long-tail-ed magpie in court and shook his head. "I would not pay five cents for it." he said at the ODening of the case of a stolen bird. Why
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    Woman robbed of $1,000
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Armed robbers entered the home of Madam Chua Hong Tee. 45 a farmer living In Holland Road, last night and took away $500 cash and $500 in jewellery. Madam Chua. who was alone in the house at the time, was bound and gagged
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    Annual dinner
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Malayan Association of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries will hold its annual dinner at the Selangor Club tomorrow.
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    Perfect murder a la French
    373 7  -  KEN HAMMONDS by ANY addict of detective stories knows about the perfect murder one so perfectly planned and executed that there is not even a hint of suspicion, let alone proof. "Puiple Noon" a French production released by The Rank Organisation, is the story of
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    Social, dance
    43 7 TAIPING. Fri.— The North Zone Perak Amateur Athletic Association will hold a social and dance at the Sultan Yussuf Stadium here tomorrow night. "Miss Athlete" will be elected and there will be an exhibition ol tne latest dance craze, the Twist.
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      165 7 Sill HIS W 9 J A \j THAT FIT AS FINE AS MADE-TO-MEASURE! j In your exact <$% collar size jZZZ^. V^( N In your exact dri r shoulder size rrbsA i •In your exact f*)Y£</\ I>J sleeve length v 'ffl X Personal FIT j PERFECT Dim SHIRTS are made
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      361 7 Jjk 1 ill I H 1 ifl An open letter from: NAN YANG WATCH CO.. LTD. FtIXY AIR-CONDITIONED KOK YOl K (OMKOKT 84. North Bridge Road. Singapore to the man who owns a self-winding Omega Seamaster We have the watch the woman in your life has always longed for! It's
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    48 8 10 Word* Sit (Minimum) MR ONG THVE GHEE and his children thank friends and relative.*. ■nd the Methodist Church, lor (her uslatance. visits, wreaths, donations towards the Methodist Church building fund telegrams, letters of condolence, and attendance at the (uaeral of the late lira. Ong Thye Ghee
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    273 8 2» Word, Sit (Minimum) VANITY H Raffles Place Spore Genuine half price sale. Open all day. 'H« COCKPIT'S Jara liiwuit. serf ad H«i Saturday and Suodav tuoob time OORNEAL MICRO LENSES from ,R. V. Meyer, Ophthalmic Opticians, (Raffle* Place Singapore. Telephone •3415. PLEASE LEAVE ME Alone Let Me Die
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    130 8 21 Word* $:.:n (Him.) COD LOVES YOU. Pur furtbei particulars, and tree tracts write tc Malaya Kvangeltstic relluwsblD Pays l^ehsr no* ''ingapnr*' IV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Singapore, Orchard Road Sunday Service V a.m. and 6 p.m. All welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH, t, Fort Canning Koad. Singapore, Telephoae *****.
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    19 8 H»rr/» Ji (Mm. I—Boxi Box SO rff. extra RAFFLES PHOTOGRAPHERS. 92-BS. nras Basab Koad. Tel: 3443 a (Spore).
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    53 8 W»rdt $j Win. >— Bex it ctt. rxlra VISITING FRITAIN? Ask Synchro Car Hire 1A4.. Petersham Me«s. south f.nsington. London. BW. 7 for c if. drive three-way tariff of *nd Bedford Caravans. Quotation for lierlod hire. A car can meet you at sny airport or dock. Overseas enquiries
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, June 23, 1962.
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      Shock For Borneo
      670 8 When in February the Philippines Government was urged by the House of Representatives to claim Nortn Borneo, ceded to a British syndicate by the Sultan ol Sulu in 1878, we remarked that while it was difficult to believe that the government could take the claim seriously, neither
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      The Squatters
      337 8 The Federation Government's announcement that it intends to take drastic action against new squatting on State land has, not surprisingly, turned the thoughts of private landowners to the difficulties they face when clearing their property. Recovery of possession often goes smoothly, leaving both owner and squatter satisfied. But
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      Consultation
      185 8 The U.S. Senate having passed legislation authorising the sale of 50.000 tons o» stockpile tin, 10,000 tons of ii as soon as possible, the bill now goes to the White House for President Kennedy's signature. The sting in all that has been said in the Congressional hearings is the
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    When 10 old men of music march in...
    500 8 When 10 old men of music march in... WASHINGTON. Fri. The rather dull stretch of roadway outside the north railings of the White House a place normally inhabited by tourists and teenagers waiting to be shown round, and by a sad little army of placard-wavers suddenly became a place of
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    The lotus eaters ...of NEVER-NEVER LAND
    529 8  - The lotus eaters ...of NEVER-NEVER LAND JOHN WILLIAMS by \7IENTIANE, Frl.— Newst paper maps of Laos always make it look so simple. Here are the boundaries, clearly marked, and there is Vientiane, shown in bigger type than other towns, as befits the "administrative capital of the nation." Laos, however, is
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    A tongue that can bind us all
    1100 8  - A tongue that can bind us all R. ROOLVINK by PROF. I PROFESSOR OF MALAY STUDIES. UNIVERSITY OF MALAYAi FROM AN INAUGURAL LECTURE LAST NIGHT THE interest shown here in a Department of Malay Studies is only natural because of the developments that took place in Malaya and in Indonesia
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      129 8 Eyesight Conservation S rale* rer -taco*erhtf whether •tosses ere necessary are at fellows: 1. When a .utance object eppean cenfuseel end misty. Hie observer -•cdi ftasses. 2. If a penal ht ohliae. ra shut Ms eyes from time to rtma te rest them while reading er at the pictures, he
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    COLOUR CODE TO SAFE WIRING
    442 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri WARNING to the public to make sure that the electrical appliances they use are wired according to the Malayan colour code was given today by the Chief Electrical Inspector. Mr. G. H. McLeod. He said that two people had died and others
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    Smile that lights up countryside
    167 9 TENGKU AT BANQUET IN HONOUR OF THAI KING, QUEFN SPEAKS 0F... THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, speaking at a State banquet held at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday night in honour of the King and Queen of Thailand. Picture
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    A 2-month study in S'pore for 2 American girls
    205 9 A 2-month study in S'pore for 2 American girls SINGAPORE, Fri. Two American girls flew into Singapore today to study the customs of local people for two months. They are Miss Linda Moser and Miss Margaret Shuman, both 17 and both from Pittsburgh. Linda's mother is a domestic science teacher
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    Fined $250 for lying
    56 9 SINGAPORE, Frl. An exdetainee. Noor Mohamed, 58, falsely claimed himself to have a crime-free record in his application for Singapore citizenship on May 12. Inspector E. O. Thompson, prosecuting, told a court here today. Mohamed, a hawker, was fined $250 or one month's jail after pleading
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    Chinese culture has an important role in Malaya: Tan
    613 9 Chinese culture has an important role in Malaya: Tan KUALA LUMPUR, Fri THE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said today that the Federation Government believer that Chinese culture had an important part to play in the building of a Malayan culture and a Malayan nation. He said this
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    Student poll
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. Undergraduates of the University of Singapore will go to the polls on June 29 and July 4 to elect their 30 representatives to the Students' Council.
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    THIS IS 'WAR', SAY W.D. CIVILIANS
    113 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri.— The War Department Civilian Staff Association has decided to hold mass rallies throughout the country to protest against the present deadlock in its wage negotiations with the War Department. The association's general secretary. Mr. Ng Ah Keat, told the Straits Times
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      116 9 f ENGLISH ELECTRIC RED SPOT FUSEBOARDS wllh built-in CIRCUIT SWITCHES All *t ractam Mfciy iciiwu el j I "WtTcaig 4 Kwiril md Double fol«. E^Uflflp L- <Z I HU.KAIW. n il I i r (iX'fx«x(^«^i.x«»^iix»«y GRAND OPENING TODAY j SATURDAY 23rd JUNE THE CARLTON BEAUTY SALON 68-A. EAST COAST ROAD
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      205 9 Business success is frequently measured by the practical yard-stick of weekly income. A home of your own, money for emergencies, a car H these are some of the tangible rewards of success in accountancy. H The Hemingway Robertson Institute, the most experienced business training organisation in the southern hemisphere has,
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      508 9 RADIO MALAYA lude: 945 Oo!l 100 Melodies 2.00 Girl On The Run: 2.15 n w miii-fi ■r% prom Mustca i 8 i O 3 O Har Calling The Housewife: 2.46 The NATIONAL SHi>«iV\AVfc monica Corner; 10.45 Dream Man I Love: 3.00 Harry MarSfcRVICE 41.7 metres Dates; 1100 Close Down. tinez
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  • SATURDAY FORUM THE STRAITS TIMES
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      Clerks: A case for 'city' Lpay
      708 10 Clerks: A case for 'city' L pay REFER to your editorial headed "Town and Village" (S.T. June 19) and submit that the Civil Service Clerical Federation has compiled statistics to substantiate its claim for "capital pay" for clerks working in the Federal capital and other major towns. The civil service
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      ROUGH ROAD TO THE EAST
      136 10 rpHE main roads in Kuala J Trengganu are In a deplorable state with boulders Jutting out In somfplaces, pits In others and the edges of the road eroding. Even a new car starts rattling after a few days in this place. It is sad that
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      Tin: It's all so simple...
      208 10 IF America is really honest in her intention to dispose of her tin stockpile without disrupting the market, all she has to do Is: PROMISE to sell only to the buffer stock manager; PROMISE to sell only In small lots annually or as the buffer
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      MUSLIMS FUND
      105 10 YOUR report of June 12 quotes me as saying "that the fund would ultimately be incorporated in a Bill for the approval of the Legislative Assembly." I wish to correct this. The Congress of Muslim Organisations will seek the help and co-operation of the Mlnfstry cf Labour in
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      SERDANG SLIPS
      143 10 "THE College of Agriculture at Berdang seems to exist only In name. Its activities are seldom heard of by the general public. It may interest people to know what is meant by "all Is not well" as expressed by your correspondents Agricola <S.T. May 26) and Observer (S.T.
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      CLERKS and CREDITS
      67 10 DEFERRING to 'he report In the Straits Times ol May 3 that clerks unsuccessful In obtaining a credit in their English language examination will be confirmed in their appointments if they passed their probationers' examination. I would like very much to know how many have tried and
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      PENSIONS: THE MONTHLY ORDEAL
      212 10 PENSIONS: THE MONTHLY ORDEAL PAYMENT of pensions to the Government pensioners, volunteers and widows residing in Singapore is at present carried out In the Treasury. This system of payment must have originated in the Victorian age and faithfully followed from then down to this day. Pensioners In the Federation are
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      MEMORIAL
      170 10 ON November 23, 1961, the death occurred of Mr. H.A.R. Cheeseman, C.M.G. He is deeply mourned in the small church Ellington Presbyterian Church of England, Ramsgate, Kent— where he was a devoted worker. The congregation recently set up a "Cheeseman Memorial Committee" to raise a fund by the beginning
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      132 10 NEW I REDUCED PRICESJ All round reductions Lower down payment with following instalments reduced as low as $10 monthly! Elegant furniture of all designs, including your own designs H SINGAPORE-KOALA lUMPUR-PEN ANG KOTA BMARU-IPOH-JOMORE »AHRU You can see the (pua/tty of TAIKOO SUGAR i .y TAIKOO /^b SjK "A 1
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      230 10 Who is This Lady in Pink Have you told your builder to use lanalisetf Jh Tfntter* tJaßaßßfilf •'TANAUSED' TIMBER WILL NOT ROT| Hfctg^ WHITE ANTS WILL NOT EAT IT! HICKSON'S TIMBER PRESERVATION (MALAYA) LIMITED 4, HoMbitw *m*. Kn«U Uimnir. f. O. »o. W flwMi OTH/SUI? HSC chance for students Why
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      256 10 Straits Times Crossword BssssT 1I 2 1 HLsssssssl BssssT* LssssP MssT** Tssss! ACROSS burst of enthusiasm also (11). 7 The rockung-stonc shifted S Sailor on stormy .-ea becomes along (S). cast down <s>. 8 American pillar Identified 6 20 Differently considered is> without polnUess bias (9). 11 I'm able tor
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    ANNULLED: A MARRIAGE—REJECTED: A SUITOR—IN VIEW: A NEW ROMANCE
    324 11 ANNULLED: A MARRIAGE— REJECTED: A SUITOR— IN VIEW: A NEW ROMANCE Grandma Siput's merry go-round by JACKIE SAM Singapore, Friday piLM actress Siput Sarawak todayhad a marriage annulled, rejected a suitor and started rumours of a new romance all within 30 minutes. Cast in the opposite roles of this four-times
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    STORE BUS UNION ACCUSES GOVT.
    132 11 SINGAPORE, Friday rvHE Singapore Bus Workers' Union tonight con- demned the Government for "repeatedly interfering" with the trade union movement and called on it to stop "unreasonable police intervention in strikes." This was one of the resolutions adopted at a general meeting held at the
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    A Marshall call to 7 parties
    103 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. The kJ Workers Party has invited seven other Singapore political parties to attend a public meeting on Sunday to explain the "Implications" ol the Referendum Bill to the people. In letter c to Umno. Party Ra'ayat the Singapore People's Alliance Baiisan Sosialis,
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    Colombo Plan man flies in
    44 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl A Colombo Plan technical adviser. Mr. R. K. MacKenzle flew In today from New York to give vocational guidance to Malayan students at the re-quest of the Federation Government He will be here for a year.
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    Injectors found
    55 11 IPOH. Fri.— Mining labourers recovered two fuel injectors in thick undergrowth about 400 yards from the Yin Chin kongsi in Tarn bun yesterday afternoon. The injectors, valued at $2,000. were reported stolen on Wednesday morning when four men armed with daggers raided the mine and tied up a
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    THREE WOMEN IN GANG THAT RAIDED HOUSE
    116 11 JPOH, Fri.— Three women and seven men, all masked and armed with daggers, robbed a family of a pair of earrings valued at MS, a $35 wristwatch. three parangs and a torch near Simpang Puiai early today. V. Thannimalai. 32, a mining labour
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    TAXI MAN ROBBED OF WATCH BY WOMAN HE DATED
    167 11 I^UALA LUMPUR, Frl. Josephine John, 23. of Amber Road, Singapore, was today convicted in the First Magistrate's Court here on a charge of stealing a wristwatch and $40 from a Kuala Lumpur taxi driver, Tee Chin Seng, 26, of Gombak Road,
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    Lottery fine
    35 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Cheng Kirn Heng, 22, was today fined $1,600 or four months' Jail for assisting in a characters lottery on the five-foot way at Thomson Road on March 25. He pleaded guilty
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      277 11 As noble as the Scottish thoroughbreds only found in the Highlands BORP^NMMMhw**J^^^^M*MIMNMMMMM»* "i i s^TMiSirrWWrrtMtfr**r* J^Bi ii miiiiwiiMa^ i mwii^ From the rugged grandeur of the High- matured and blended to give it such dislands, the fertile lowlands, mighty rivers, HBi tinctive flavour and mellowness, tumbling cataracts and picturesque glens,
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      51 11 Vufjs liunny By Balph HeimdaM /iTS RUNNING RNfA 'OH, DEAR! VOU*Z BOTH A 'W /C^ j si V NOWi LET'S 601 J MCTS! VOU^L DIRTY UP MY VEfegS^ 111 I OH, PEAR! SOMETHING'S A w y TT\ NEW 5E AT COVERS l^M *i* VyWRONS.BOYS: THE MOTOR'S J I^HMM._ H^H />.
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      The sweep who spied on Queen...
      1584 12 THE JONES BOY (1838) WHO CAUSED A NATIONAL SENSATION AT 5 a.m. on December 14, 1838 a footman saw a wizened, grimy-looking boy of about 15 creeping along a Buckingham Talace corridor. The boy at once sprinted away with the footman after him. Following
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      316 12 Volkswagen J f. pj^*TX **ssi i-i^v YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE IT ON A SHAKEDOWN CRUISE Maybe you think mysterious noises are part ot the price you pay tor a new car. But not tor a Volkswagen. A new VW costs $5,900. Without noises. It's pretty hard to get a
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      1553 13 TO LIVUPOOL A WESI COAII U.A. Ow vow. Lan« >''■!• ranMi MACHAM Havra. Liverpnl, dl!go» tdi 23 Tatay Jne 24/ a Jne 3t UOMIOOU A'mouth, L imi R'dam. H'bri MM I« |mi U NMa 11/ I NHI I MLIUS Uvtipaal. Glasgow im* 27 tali t RIOMEO Liverpaal.. lal) 4 lal)
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      1374 13 kUI E. A. C. LINESkAILINGS II GENOA, U HAVRE NAMBUII. IREMtN, ANIWlkiROTTEROAM. AMSTERDAM. OSIO. IQTHEHBUW AND COPENHAGEN /Sr^Suk S'aore P fapa Penang iVY&oYKI R. 1-2/21 Jan 24/ a Jin 17/21 Jim I-V V&i-J'l AtulNiA' ii amm Jai) 1/ J Jail t/ I lar| VAjJaf -FAISTRIA' a) a/S dl> »4/21 M|
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      1509 13 MPfttftl IERVICt 10 LOHROW LIVkBPIOI COHIIWENTR4 PRRTI. I'aari I'ka- »*mm% RENURIR (M)t H'larg. Lin Ha*ra. M'tre t. 35/ Tiiij JaM 24/ a Jill 21/ 1 lEHREOCH (E.Lp.j L'aaaT H'larg. Hall. I'Ma mm 21/ i mm M/2J ■ENVRACKIE (E.L) UaMB. HaaMrg. MM Hi Ml) 1/ RENVOILiCH* L'paal, B'men, ri'burg. roan Hill
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      987 13 w^ MeALISTER tjc CO., LTD. IN_S4 ILXEHMAN UM KJLAVENESS LINE I MAMIUR* LMIM. RtTTtRRAM IUMIRB lit AMEIiS. SAN FRANCIICB HAVRE t HUU. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORILANI ci i o» usiiovrni AanaiiM cam cntrii I saatk Amanca Sooo rnw raMM IB Part/a Jbm aJns/2Jil| 27/21 Jim rpw "nali rtw ««vMt uftouh
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    Quieter trade on rubber mart: Selling pressure
    510 14 'TRADING has been quieter although on Wednesday selling pressure took prices to a new low, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market report. Bearish sentiment has prevailed this week brought about by the continued decilne on Wall Street and American threats
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    123 14 £HINISI. Preduee txehange. «ln- «»|..rt n.on prlees par picul yesterday: Ceeenut ell: bulk $38t aellers. drum $41 J sellers: Cepra: June $28 buyers. S2K) aellers; Pepper: Muntok white ***** arlleri, Sarawak white $155 sellers. Sarawak black $I*o sellers, garbled Lampong black $120 sellers, AST A $1321 sellers. Stngapere
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    INDUSTRIALS, TINS EASIER AGAIN ON EXCHANGE
    539 14 From Our Market Correspondent A LTHO U GH prices in A the tin and industrial sections of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday opened practically unchanged on Thursdays closing levels this state of affairs did not last very long. The Senate has now passed the
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices June 21 Jane °>2 Industrials 159.60 158.:;? Tins: 255.51 254.17 5 rubbers: 179.23 179.23 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    852 14 DUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation I section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (5.0001 51. 61 ON. (7.000) 51.61 D. C.T.B. (100) 495. !<d. East Smelting (1. 000) $2.72 xd: r. and N. ords (5.000) 52.62; M. Cement (1,000) J2 51
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    Tin price drops again: Stockpile sales assent
    323 14 T*HERE was another drop in the Straits tin price x yesterday of $3 making a total loss of $7 in the past two trading days. Yesterday's price of M31.87J per plcul was the lowest since early May of last year and followed the
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 June 22. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73i cent (down a quarter of a cent). K.L.: 75 J cents (down a quarter, of a cent). TIN: 5431 874 (down S3). Estimated unofficial offering 265 tons (up 40 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    95 14 MELBOURNE. Fri. INVESTMENT and Industrial shares resumed the easing trend In quiet trading. Most moves were small B.H.P. dropped 6d. to 575. 3d. Oils were steady and so were ba*r meUls. Loans closed firm. Con. Zinr s»/.g H»rald S7 9 N.B.H. 12/10» I C.I. 407» A.C.I. 66/96 Repco
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    182 14 CMIM y)f f a fn,tl<lt ||n|aMn 1,,,.,*"!!"" t#dlr Ho CHppei «243. Mnnidu 24. City of Ea«tbo»in>. 31/3?. Pekln 6/7. Caaara 13/14. Tnul"\o M *7 10M1> T ppur 23/24 Krtr Maerak W/16. Karon** 27 /28 Nikkei Mara 44. East Be* NW 4. Outer reads: Emp Klttrwake. Ardroen, Tantalus.
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    MALAYAN EXCHAN6E RATES
    118 14 THI Malayan idlings Births' At- seoatien made theae change* In Itj rates to merchants yesterday (all rmtea to *100>: New Verk: buying TT 32 13 '16. airmail OU 32 IS/16. 90 d/it S3 3/1* credit bill*. 33 5/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 33 13/16. alrjnail OU
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    284 14 w'ITII .:isappolniin B over.-eaa advices the Federation Rulthn Exchange opened a shade lower than the Thursday's closing level and ruled quiet. After the official noon prices me market eased slightly. The extension of the U.S. De- fence Production Act tor one year passed by Hie U.S.
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    199 14 JULY flrst grids rubber buytri f.e.b. rlosed at p.m in Sink'aporr iajf> terday at 731 cents per Id. do«n quarter of a cent on yrMerday ilo;in| price. The tone was quitt. t.C.C R A. rioKiiiK pm-es In cent* per In yenterday. Int. 1 K.S s. Prompt ton.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    111 14 Mm li Three month* (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F. a> r» UM, Cold store id M. Dox Vi cts Steamship eta. lingeries 2.") CIS. 8. Time* IS rt» Koi.ii.-i.i. B ota, S. Traders 'S2 eta 8. Darby (d. L'nlteers 10 eta. 1 M J.lin.S I I CIS MININGS A. Ainu
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      1020 14 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. U.S.A. Pacifio. Atlaatio. a. Greai Ukei bervte* tia ti» rt» tv tl* Sport S'nin M'mia i »n|»it> n Tort oievtiana "CUttli Matu" 2b 27 last 21/2* Jill 11 Jity 21 Jaly 14 Auf 31 A|| "Kiaikawa Mara" 29/31 Hl* 1/ 2 Ai| 12 Ast I Sift
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      650 14 i NITTO \JDIj LINE HONG KONG JAPAN SERVICE I s.s. "SHINEI MARU" Voy: C-1 Looding for Hong Kong ond Jopon Ports. Penong P. S'hom Spore In Port 23 June 24/27 June 28 June/ ltt July General Agents: OCEANIC LLOYD LTD. Denmork House, Singapore. Tel: *****. 1 Port Swettenham. Tel: 6682.
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      334 14 LJ| Till NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given I Muciam Ng Cheng Hian ol No. 2'J-A, Tul Thong Crescent. Singapore, h.ut applied to UM Liquors Licen&'ng Board. Singapore, for the transfer of a 2nd Class Beei House licence in le.sI pect ol premises No. 29. Tai Thong Crescent to Mr. Law
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      766 15 NOTICES NOTICE Messrs. Vernat Eastern Agencies I Ltd., wiali it to be made known that they do not nt present hold any agency or made sales of any brand of RAZOR BLADES. Dealers are advised to beware of any person or persons selling Razor Blades claiming to be representatives of
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      641 15 (Continued from Patr si SITUATIONS VACANT to Word, SI (Mim.)— Btx it et: txtrm ■OX ASS 3 S.T. K.L. position tilled. Applicants thanked. CENERAL COOK AMAH for Kur-opt-an family, should speak English. Rins K.L. *****. live id. WANTIO Cook/Wash /House Amah. Kuro|M-an family youngest 12*r*. Dome English an advantage. Apply
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      MALAYA WREST LEAD FROM H.K. IN S-EA GOLF MEET
      592 16  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN BY Junior; Kuala Lumpur, Friday \JALAYA shot into a four stroke lead at the end of the third round of the SouthEast Asian amateur golf team championship played here today at the SelangGi Golf Club. In second position ar*»
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      THIRD ROUND SCORES
      157 16 MALAYA: Too Joon U>k» <J6. 81. 78) 235; Pat Lim (81, St. 77) 240; George Lee (90. 88. 86) 264; thoonf Ewe Seong (90. 85. 77) 252: TOTAL (247. 248, 232) 727. HONG KONG: A. Sutcliffe (80, 78. 79) 237: A. McFadstan (81, not playrd.Kli-. M. C.
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      Perak in shock defeat
      325 16 KEDAH 3 PERAK 1; Alor Star, Friday. I^EDAH created an upset in the north zone of the Malaya Cup soccer competition when they beat Perak 3 l at Stadium Darul Aman here today. Perak led I—o at the interval. Kedah's victory was the result of their
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      ALEXANDRA ALREADY CHAMPS IN DIV 2A
      725 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. Alexandra, relegated from Div 1 last year, have won the Div. 2A championship in the Singapore Amateur F.A. League although they have not yet completed their fixtures. They head the section with an unbeaten record of five wins and one draw and
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      Appeal by Razak brings US coach
      214 16 Appeal by Razak brings US coach EASTON ARRIVES By VIC NAYAGAM I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V —American athletics coach Bill Easton arrived by air here today on a special request by the Federation of Malaya Olympte Council president. Tun Abdul Razak. to prepare Malayan athletes for the Jakarta Asian Games starting
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      874 16 CAMERON HIGHLANDS PENANG p QRT COMMISSION ROAD wnnrF The road between Tapah and WI I» the 19th mile Cameron Highlands FtRR* SER\ ICE Road will be closed to vehicles lor The normal ferry sen-ice will be periods of up to two hours during in operation on Monday. 25th June, daylight
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      178 16 ATHLETICS: WHY WE ASIANS LAG? Complacement. poor training techniques, lack of dedicated coaches these are but three reasons why Asia has yet to produce a world-beater in track events. A thoughtful analysis of what must be done to bridge the performance gap between Asians and athletes of other lands appears
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    10 17 TIMES SPORTS 2 SEVERAL SMART YOUNGSTERS TO RUN IN XL
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    211 17 ROYAL ASCOT LONDON. Friday ¥>ALTO, a four-year-old, scored France's ninth post-war victory In the Ascot Gold Cup, richest and most important race of the Royal meetine yesterday. I Taking the lead 4f out in the 2i-mlle race, jockey Fred Palmer kept Balto going strongly
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    Golf finalist
    55 17 SINGAPORE. Fri— Mrs. Nlcholl beal Mr*. S. Holloway 6 and 5 In the seml-flnal of the Singapore women's golf cnamplonships at the R.S.GC. course today. The other seml-ilnal between Mrs. D. Ong and Mrs. V. JWwards was halted ai the 14th tec because of rain. The match will
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    Nearco Myth impresses
    545 17  -  EPSOM JEEP By Kuala Lumpur, Prl. SAFE HOME, MAORI FAIR AND WINORO ALSO SHOW PROMISING FORM IN MORNING TRIALS gEVERAL youngsters are ready to show their ability first time out on Sunday, tne opening day of the June-July meeting here. Newcomers were In the limelight on the
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    1720 17 KL runners riders tomorrow Race It I.JO-Cl 4 Div 2-7* 1 ***** Polly Clipper 'Slipper Kongsl) E. Breuk.. S 9.0 'Won* 4 2 ***** Korrarkan (Phoster St.) Daniei*, 6 9.0 BUynard 11 3 ***** Fairy Patch (Venl Vlci St.) Allan, 5 8.13 (F) Smith S 4 ***** Manikam (Randjltslngh Si.)
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    188 17 LONDON. Fri. Chuck McKinley (United States) and Pierr* Darmon f France) prevented an all-Australian lineup for the men's singles semi-finals in the London lawn tennis championships here, at Queen's Club yesterday. The acrobatic McKinley. last year's Wimbledon runnerup, beat Neale Fraser (Australia) 6-2. 7-5 in
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    182 17 I ONDON. Prl. EngUsh country cricket leaders Warwickshire gained first Innings lead and bonus points against the champions, Hampshire, yesterday, thanks to a second wicket stand of 142 by Norman Homer (86 and Test-reject Mike Smith (M). Later Ray Hitchcock hit un unbeaten 86 ar\d Warwickshire
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    Lock icon Chinese build-up is worrying Britain
    223 18 gHITAIN is concerned up on the Chinese Nationalist-held islands :i Foreign Office spokes LONDON, Friday, with the military buildmainland opposite the of Quemov and Matsu, man said here today. "We are following the situation in all its aspects with close concern." the spokesman told a
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    146 18 I VIENTIANE, Fri. Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma announced today the three rival Princes of Laos have reached agreemtnt "on all points" and wnl form a new coalition government tomorrow. "Everything will be finished before tomorrow, Prince Souvanna told newsmen. Neutralist paratroopers and newsmen broke into
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    GOVT. SAYS 'NO' TO U.P.P. MASS RALLY PLAN
    125 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The United Peoples' Party tonight revealed that Government had rejected its application to hold a mass rally at Hong Lim Park on July 15 without giving any reasons. In a statement. the party's chairman. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. who is
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    Two new strikes
    54 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two fresh strikes, involving some 51 employees of two firms broke out in Singapore today. Strike No. 1 involves 21 workers of Jee Ah Chian and Co., a firm of public accountants. Strike No. 2 involves 30 employees of B.P. De Silva. a firm of
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    RAINED OFF
    29 18 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Heavy mil) washed out the two Div. 3 B soccer matches Star Soccentes v Shing Wan and Katong v AAA scheduled to be piayed today.
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    Lanes beat Cambridge
    140 18 LONDON. Fn. ReMiu.s of today's cricket maune.s were: At MANCHESTER: Lane*,, bt. Cambridge University by 221 nuvs. Lanes. 219 and 262 lur three. Cambridge 117 ami 143. At Nottingham, match drawn. JF Leices. 343 and 168 lor two di-c Notts 241 and 203 tor mx. At Oxford.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    34 18 YAWANARAJAH AMIRTHANAYACIT it.M w Y.l-.\.in:.r;iJ.ih. *MM| son oi Mr. M -upillni :mcj MJea K. Amlrth.in iv iui. )limn—l daughter of the lale Mr. V. Kum.ir.i suriiv and Mrs Kumari^ainy oi it, r, 6>.
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    DEATH
    31 18 DEATH MADAM TAN KIM NEO. niolh.-r of Chrw Hup Tent: :inrt Tm 1 ;i«::y on 21.6.6:2. Kuneml at J.:iu |i.m. on 23.8.62 from Chick Sin Ton( dultan Street Kuala Lumpur.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 18 MR. AND MRS. Roys Ton I \vi*h to thank all th.ir friends and it- T lative* for the valuable glftl and fillcitation." on the occasion of their rec.nt wedding. MRS. LIAN THAM LIM and family thank friend* and relatives for in. saKm of condolence, •rrakta*. eeroila, donations, axsliitancr and
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    24 18 ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT of MudMu'« have now Milled ■< M n Marie. Ladies! They exotic! Telephone 2.W)s Tanwlin I.d., Sl«n (Jim n a.m. —7 p.m.
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    334 18 LONDON. Kn. A gloomy week in the sock r"arkets e"ded on a depressed note, Reuters lndusir:ai niaex dropped by 6.3 to MeU —over ten points down since last Monday. Todays falU reflected Wai) Street's declines overnight and end account selling which, though small, was .sufficient to depress values.
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    TIN
    26 18 LONDON, Prt. Buyers £857. sellers £859. Forward buyers £863, sellers £865. Settlement £857. Turnover a.m- 210 tons. pjn. 25 tons. Tone: Very steady but quiet.
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    49 18 LONDON, Ptl. Sprt 22d July 22 1 16 d., August 22 3 16U. Sept. 22 3 16d. July /Sept. 22', d, October Dec. 22 '*d.. Jan./M*rch 22»*d, April/June 22 5 16d., c.i-f. i June unquoted. July 21 T ,d.. August i 21 13 I6d. Tone: Steady but quiet
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    Pakistan face uphill task; magnificent 135 by Graveney
    170 18 Pakistan face uphill task; magnificent 135 by Graveney LONDON. Friday. PAKISTAN faced an uphill task as they began"* r their second innings 270 runs behind on the second day of the second Test against England here at Lord's today. At the close the tourists had scored 103 for 4. Tom
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    SCOREBOARD
    94 18 PAKISTAN IST INNS III". ENGLAND IST INNS. (Ovrrnifht I Stewart c Imtiaz b D'Souza 39 Cowdrey c D'Souza b Parooq 41 Dexter c Imtiaz b Parooq 6\S Graveney b D'Souza 181 Barrington c Imtiaz b Farooq 0 Allen lbw Farooq 2 Parfitt b Mahmood lti Millman c Hamf b
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    Chee Leong is swim champion
    211 18 Chee Leong is swim champion CINOAPORE. Pri. Lee Cliee Leong won four events to become individual chamuion at the University of Singapore annual swimming meet held ai Chinese Swimming Club pool ai Ambei Road today. RESULTS: MEN 50m. free 1. Chua Cheow Hwa 30.5 S, 50m. free (graduates and staff
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