The Straits Times, 6 July 1962

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    21 1 AVEHACi: lIAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times. Up**** 1 KDN 036 FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1962. Estd. 1845. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon ORAN GUN BATTLE
    545 1 Crowds celebrating independence scatter Seven die in 3-hour shooting QRAN, Thurs. Firing broke out in the European quarter of Central Oran today and hospital authorities said many Algerians and European wounded had been admitted. Seven or eight people died in the shooting, according to first reports. It
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    To Britain—with hope
    149 1 To Britain— with hope COURAGEOUS YOKE HEONG, SMILING BRAVELY, LEAVES BY AIR TO BE FITTED WITH ARTIFICIAL LIMBS ARMLESS Lai Yoke Heong. the courageous schoolgirl who captured the nations heart after being gravely injured in a traffio accident, left Kuala Lumpur by air yesterday for Britain, where she will be
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    Women's protest
    44 1 KARACHI. Thurs.— Women in Lahore today burned in effigy a National Assembly member who wants to repeal a ban on polygamy. The women then marched on in procession to the provincial legislature and are calling a national protest day from next Monday.
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    Lock icon Flood in China harms crops
    149 1 HONG KONG, Thursday. RISING waters are flooding and damaging crop land In many parts of Kwangtung Province In South China, according to Canton Radio last night. It said large tracts of farm I land were under water following a clash of successive flood crescents at
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    Pact hint by Barwick
    83 1 SYDNEY. Thurs— A nonaggression pact between Australia and Indonesia was hinted at by the External Affairs Minister. 81r Oartteld Bar wick, during a press conference here today. Sir Garneia answered "that could be the outcome," when asked whether the assurance given to him by President Soekarno
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    Princess' trip
    26 1 PARIS. Thurs. Princess Anne is in France on an educational holiday and is staying with friends In the country, the British Embassy said today.
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    Lock icon Anti-drink man fined for being drunk
    110 1 Anti-drink man fined for being drunk LONDON. Thiirs. Shopkeeper Charles Walther. who claimed to have made a one-man anti-drinklng campaign his life's work, was fined £20 here yesterday lor driving under the Influence of drink. He was also ordered to pay £21 costs. He pleaded guilty. Defence counsel said Walthar.
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    Lock icon Death for overcharging
    31 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. AU "economic offenders'* in Indonesia are liable to the death penalty, the AttorneyGeneral, Mr. Kadarusman, said today. "Economic offences range from overcharging to gold smuggling. neuter.
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    Accord—so Tengku flies to London next week
    383 1  - Accord so Tengku flies to London next week Felix Abisheganaden: By K. LUMPUR, Thurs. A GREEMENT has been reached between Tengku Abdul Rahman and the British Premier, Mr. Harold Macmillan, on the basis for discussing the Malaysia proposals in the light of the 65.000--word Cobbold Commission report. The Tengku has
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    Leg severed by train
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A labourer, S. Oovindasamy. 30, had his left foot severed tonight when he was hit by a shunting train at the Singapore railway station. Govindasamy was taken to hospital in a serious condition.
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 ORAN: 30 DEAD ORAN. Thurs —Algerian Nationalists said totmht <t tMMI 30 P'oplf killrcl la 'hooting rarlirr !<• L.F.I. <vc this pae«°
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon BARWICK HOLDS FRANK TALKS IN JAKARTA
      328 2 JAKARTA, Thursday. THE Australian External Affairs Minister, Sir Garfield Barwick, said yesterday he had had full, frank and fruitful exchanges with Indonesian leaders on West Irian and other problems. Sir Garfleld was address- Ing a Press conference at the end of his three-day vUlt
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      Lock icon Volunteers to be sent to front
      76 2 Volunteers to be sent to front TOKYO, Thurs.— A Radio Indonesia broadcast heard here today said a group of military volunteers ironi Singapore is under training In West Java preparatory to being sent to the front lines. The radio said the trailing would mst lor about six weeks. It did
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      Lock icon The face of defeat
      98 2 WITH head bowed, but stiU forcing a smile, Margaret Smith of Australia is pictured on the centre court at Wimbledon after her shock defeat by 18-year-old American girl Billie-Jean Moffitt, an unseeded and unknown player. Miss Smith was the No. 1 seed and odds-on favourite, and
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      Lock icon 24 DIE, 5 MISSING IN JAPAN STORM
      126 2 rKYO, Thurs. The worst storm of Japan's 1962 rainy season brought death, destruction and heavy crop damage to southern parts of the country yesterday. The Kyodo News Agency said early today that the death toll for the storm stood at 24, with five
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      Lock icon The electric watch
      50 2 PHILADELPHIA, Thurs. President Kennedy was given an electric powered wristwatch yesterday with pictures of his two children on its dial. "It's terrific," he said. The gift, made in Pennsylvania, was presented to Mr. Kennedy by Governor David L. Lawrence on behalf of the State of Pennsylvania. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon A NEW U.S. PLAN TO LAND TWO MEN ON THE MOON
      178 2 A NEW U.S. PLAN TO LAND TWO MEN ON THE MOON WASHINGTON, Thur*. fT —Reports circulated today that space officials have decided to drop the first American astronauts on the moon from a lunar orbit. This method of going to the moon, some authorities have said, might advance the date
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      Lock icon Firing on the border
      45 2 JERUSALEM. Thurs.— FirIng broke out along the border between the Jordanian and Israeli sectors of Jerusalem yesterday. First reports said Jordanian frontier guards fired Intermittently on the Israeli sector for nearly 30 minutes, and there was at least one casualty. Reuter.
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      Reds pack up and go from Fukien beaches
      311 2 MYSTERY LULL OH QUEMOY FRONT IT »e«m» to be a common idej that girl* |uit OUt O? a convent do not know the fact* of life. My impression >« that that jutt *m is not true. —British Lord Justice Russell In th«
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      Lock icon 'Love-cure' student seduced 100 girls
      122 2 'Love-cure' student seduced 100 girls TOJEBINGEN (West GerM. many), Thurs.— A 39--year-old geology student seduced more than 100 girls by convincing them his doctor bad prescribed love as the only cure for him. Nikolaus Reissig has been sentenced here to 10 months' jail. Reissig had weak eyes, a bad leg
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      Lock icon King George VI tablet unveiled
      52 2 LONDON. Thurs. Queen Elizabeth today unveiled a floor tablet memorial to her father Kins: George VI. in the Chapel of the Order of the Thistle in St. Giles Cathedral. Edinburgh. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are paying a sixday visit to the Scottish
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      Lock icon Red ambush
      36 2 SAIGON. Thurs.— A South Vietnamese district chief and a ranger company commander were killed by Communist Viet Cong guerillas who ambushed an official party visiting mountain villages about 70 miles north-east of Balgon.— Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon PROTEST BOAT OFF TO ATOM TEST ISLE
      241 3 PROTEST BOAT OFF TO ATOM TEST ISLE OAN FRAN C I S CO, Thurs. The nuclear protest vessel Everyman I sailed yesterday for the Johnston Island atom testing zone despite a Federal Court forbidding this A Coast Guard plane sighted the vessel near the Farallone Islands, 28 miles south-west of
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      Lock icon Marines leave
      33 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. One thousand United States Marines will complete their withdrawal from Thailand by midnight on Saturday to rejoin ships of the U.S. Seventh Fleet, an American Embassy spokesman said. Reuter.
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      A quick look round
      212 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. TT The United States will explode a thermonuclear device 650 feet underground in Nevada soon in a new test of nuclear power for excavation work, the Atomic Energy Commission announced yesterday. The announcement said that the explosion, to h*> known as "Project Sedan." would
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      Lock icon Nik: Let's have an agreement on Germany
      248 3 Nik: Let's have an agreement on Germany MOSCOW, ThursdayJ^JR. Nikita Khrushchev last night called for agreement on a German peace settlement "in the very near future" and warned that if "provocations" against East Germany went on the world would be near "a military catastrophe." In a prepared speech at a
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      Lock icon ONE-PARTY ROAD TO SOCIALISM IN BURMA
      211 3 ONE-PARTY ROAD TO SOCIALISM IN BURMA DANGOON, Thurs. v The ruling Burmese Revol v t i o n ary Council has announced the formation of a single party organisation to take the national leadership "and implement the Burmese way to Socialism." Initially, the party will be formed on the cadre
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      Lock icon Border temple row: 'Shots fired' report
      232 3 BANGKOK, Thursday. T»HE Thai language newspaper San Seri 'today reported that Cambodian troops along the border had fired in the direction of Thailand without hitting anyone. The report said the Incident happened near the Cambodian border orovlncp of Aranyaprades. It said Thai border policemen
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      Lock icon Prime Minister for a day
      80 3 Prime Minister for a day RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs.— Mr. Moura Andrade resigned as Prime Minister of Brazil yesterday after just over a day in office. The Prime Minister's resignation follows the refusal of President Joao Goulart to back the cabinet be had chosen. Congress approved Mr. Andradc's appointment as
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      Lock icon High standard in Indonesia
      37 3 JAKARTA, Thurs.—lndonesia had the highest standard of education In South-East Asia, the Minister for Education. Professor Prijono. said yesterday. He said this was also the opinion of UNESCO experts In the area.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon SINO-BRITISH TRADE DECLINES AGAIN
      148 3 LONDON, Thurs. British trade with Chins during the first five months of this year declined for the second year in succession, according to figures released here last night. The China Association, a trade organisation based in London, said exports to China during the period totalled v:
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      Lock icon 'No hope to live' man breaks a record
      119 3 NEW YORK. Thurs.— Frank Chichester, 60-year-old British yachtsman, yesterday set a record of 33 days and 15 hours for a solo yacht crossing of the Atlantic then accepted a Coast Guard offer of a tow into port. Chichester, who four years ago
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    Sociology talk
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Visiting Professor J.A. Barnes, head of the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Australian National University, Canberra, will speak on "Relationship of Sociology to the other social sciences at new lecture theatre No. 2, University of Singapore, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Nasser honours Premier
    163 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The United Arab Republic Consul-General in Singapore, Mr. Moustafa Fahmi El Essawi, this morning presented the credentials of the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Nile to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. He also presented credentials of the Order of "AlKamal" first
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    Ede retires from the Cathay
    219 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A FORMER Singapore Assemblyman, Mr. John Ede, has retired as general manager of Cathay Organisation. He has been with the organisation for 15 years. Mr. Ede, 50, is now on a Continental tour with his Mr. Ede intends to devote more time to
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    SIN CHEW CHIEF DIES OF HEART ATTACK
    70 4 SIN CHEW CHIEF DIES OF HEART ATTACK SINGAPORE, Thurs. The General Manager of Sin Chew Jit Poh, Mr. Foo Chce Chew (above), died of a heart attack in his Craig Road home today. A protege and trusted executive of the late "Tiger Balm King," Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Mr. Foo,
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    USIS forum
    22 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The USIB weekly forum on international news every Friday will start at 5.30 p.m. Instead of 6 p.m.
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    Union secretary
    19 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. Peter Lim Choopu has been elected secretary of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union.
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    PM ANSWERS THE PRESS: BROADCAST TONIGHT
    139 4 PM ANSWERS THE PRESS: BROADCAST TONIGHT SINGAPORE, Thurs. A recorded press conference given by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will be broadcast by Radio Singapore tomorrow night. In the press conference, the Premier answered questions from Press representatives on the National Referendum Bill and related matters. Broadcast times
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    Two schools praised by Che Yusof
    190 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. tonight praised highly two of the oldest Institutions In Singapore the Raffles Boys and the Raffles Girls Schools. Speaking at the old Raffleslans' annual dinner at the Peking Restaurant, at which he and
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    Permit is refused for convention
    287 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Government tonight refused the Council of Joint Action a permit to hold a convention at the Badminton Hall tomorrow night "to oppose the PAP'S Referendum Bill." The council comprises the United Democratic Party, the Barlsan Soslalls, Party Pa^ayat, the Workers Party
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      98 4 jWM^j^^ ,a«ajV aafaa* «m 4 I SINGAPORE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY: The Yen. Axianda Mangaia will talk on "The Way to Happineas, S, CalrntalU Road. 0.30 pjn. U.S. CULTURAL CENTRE: Movie "Friendship Seven," 6 pjn. THEATRE WORLD ASSOCIATION: Drew reheanal "Queen and the Rebels" Cultural Centre, 7.30 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Yoga claw. 6.30
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    Third reading for Referendum Bill
    1718 5 MARSHALL'S BID TO REJECT LAW SINGAPORE, Thursday midnight debates on the National Referendum Bill, which began in the Legislative Assembly last week, reached the final stage tonight as the Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, moved the third reading of the Bill. The
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    Tun Lim's denial
    98 5 In yesterdays report on the Relerendum Bill debate it was stated that "the SPA leader, Tun Lim Yew Hock, was up quickly to say that his party was abstaining on the Clause 29 issue, because the Government now formed a minority in the House." This is incorrect.
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    BYRNE: NO ACCUSED IN PETITION HEARING
    1281 5 BYRNE: NO ACCUSED IN PETITION HE ARING "We strongly oppose these additional powers, especially since the Government has passed unreasonable clauses to ensure that they will always win,"' he declared. He said the amendment showed that the Government was determined to deal with those who did not support it. Mr.
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    REVOLUTIONARY FOOD TRANSPORTATION
    335 6 Three Organisations Combine Resources To Ensure That Food is Delivered in Prime Condition TRANSPORT refrigeration unit, a large delivery truck and a specially-built body ior the vehicle are the ingredients that will revolutionise the transportation of frozen foods, fruits and other products. The unit is the ThermoKing;
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    THERMO KING
    713 6 To meet the need for a compact, economical and self-contained transport refrigeration unit, the Hawker Siddeley Group have lauched a programme to supply markets in the Sterling areas with Thermo King refrigeration units. Their Hamble plant in Southampton are now producing a range of units for export markets
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    THIS IS THE WAY...
    153 6 Mr. T. S. Davidson, NAFFI Transport Manager for Singapore and Malaya says:- "This vehicle has covered up to 1,500 miles in one week while delivering to various depots from Singapore to Penang. Where long distances are involved, "built-in" refrigeration is essential and we have found that
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    THAMES TRADERS
    193 6 .It is easy to understand why NAAFI, when deciding to add a refrigerated truck to their delivery fleet, should choose a Ford Thames Trader on which to build their specially designed body. The frames of the Thames Trader are' perfectly suited to any type of bodywork from the
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    LEE KIAT SENG
    192 6 LEE KIAT SENG Lee Kiat Seng Limited, a local company founded over 40 years ago, is wellknown as builders of bodies for buses, coaches and other motor vehicles. Leading local motor dealers and bus companies like the Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., and the Tay Koh Vat Bus Co., Ltd., are
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      93 6 1 Lee Kiat Seng 1 have made bodies for vehicles for over 40 years. They have now put another feather in their cap by making a special body, which is the first of its kind in Malaya, for the NAAFI Delivery Lorry. The body was made of extruded aluminium alloy
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    PHOTENEWS
    16 7 pHß^|HH|^v YOKE HEONC (right) and her sister smile their good-byes as they enter the plane.
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    $6,300 RAID ON PARKED VAN BY THIEVES
    82 7 $6,300 RAID ON PARKED VAN BY THIEVES IPOH. Thurs— Thieves last night took 43 transistor radios and a tape recorder, total value $8,300. from a van parked in Clare Street here. Chan Thian Seng. 40. a salesman, and Lim Seng Sim. a radio mechanic, discovered the loss at 9.30 this
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    Anti-TB drive in Kuching
    45 7 Anti-TB drive in Kuching KUCHING. Thurs. A house-te-house campa i v i. marking the second phase or the anti-tuberculosis project oegan here this week. Health Department staff art visiting homes to explain the oroject and ask people to go for X-rays, and treatment U necessary.
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    Madam Hoe—pat on back
    110 7 Madam Hoe pat on back SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Council of Joint Action •(.day congratulated Madam Hoe Puay Choo on h» r "courageous stand In being able to place duty to country and people .ibt'vr ailecriance to pnrtv I; a statement, the council saic): "It Is most encouraging to our people
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    Letter from Yoke Heong: 'My heart is filled with many emotions9
    302 7 Letter from Yoke Heong: 'My heart is filled with many emotions 9 IN HER farewell letter. 1 Yoke Heong says: My heart today is filled with many emotions. There is the emotion of sadness OF PARTING from my dear mother, who went through so much anxiety and pain and yet
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    Thief jailed
    37 7 BUTTER WORTH. Thur.-. Loh Ylt Keong 29. of SelanKor. who oleaded guilty to stealing a transistor radio from a shop at Kampong Gajah Road was jailed for SO months today He ad mitted .seven convictions.
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    With a smile for all—it's a farewell without tears...
    567 7  - With a smile for all— it's a farewell without tears... VALERIE NG: HUNDREDS OF WELL-WISHERS TURN UP AT AIRPORT— AND AS YOKE HEONG LEAVES, THEY SHOUT IN UNISON: 'HAVE A HAPPY JOURNEY!' by Kuala Lumpur, Ttiursday A quick kiss on cheek for mother SMILING and hopeful for the future, armless
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    PRIZES FOR LOCAL AUTHORS
    53 7 PRIZES FOR LOCAL AUTHORS KUCHING. Thurs. The Borneo Literature Bureau will award prizes totalling $800 to be shared amon^. local authors for the best works accepted up to Oct. 31 for publication. The aim is to encourage local authors. Manuscripts may be in any language and must be between 10.000
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    fashion—or BEAUTY?
    254 8 fashion— or BEAUTY? ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT 'vpELL me" said one of the more conservative types in the office, "why do you girls try so hard to hide yourselves behind make-up and funny clothing?" _a_ Swiftly I came to the defence of our fair .sex. Hotly I expounded my favourite theories on
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    A monument to the business ...of being a woman!
    582 8 tjWROUGHOUT the ages, J. ever since Man began to drag off his bride by the hair, Woman has been looking for ways to aid Nature in her search for beauty. Today beautiful dreams of every girl have been brought to the
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    'Flu in your house? Try this trick
    704 8 't^LU, 'flu, every- where. Just about everyone I know has 'flu. And all because of this "on-again, offagain" weather we're having, I'm sure. Really, here in Malaya we have such funny weather, I don't know what to do about it. In other places
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    IT'S DO IT YOURSELF' THESE DAYS
    319 8 IT'S DO IT YOURSELF' THESE DAYS IN these times when more and more housewives are spending more and more time in the kitchsn, both from necessity and from choice, it is essential that the kitchen be a pleasant place. I say necessity, because servants, especially good servants, are difficult to
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    the cause of most quarrels
    315 8 T*HERE will come a 1 time when you will have that first quarrel perhaps you've had it already. Don't worry, it's only natural. The thin; is not to let it leave bitterness behind. What do people quarrel over? Well, usually money, jealousy or lnconsidcratlon. Let's
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    The 'new frontier' challenge for youth
    345 8 The 'new frontier' challenge for youth NIK KAMIL SPEAKS OF 'INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIP ON EQUAL BASIS 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE need for more "industrial partners' in the Federation and the necessity for young Malayans to equip themselves to meet challenges in the commercial field were stressed today by Dato Nik
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    Abandoned ear: The police coll experts
    89 8 Abandoned ear: The police coll experts KUALA LUMPUn, Thurs Police experts are studying fingerprints on a car which had lain abandoned in Bukit BinUng Road here for the past four days. The car. which has a Kuala Lumpur registration number, was taken to the Pudu police station last night The
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    Cake-making at women's club
    40 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Women's International Club will hold a cooking class tomorrow at 10 a.m. at its premises in Damansara Road. Miss Happy Soo will demonstrate how to make a tea cake with American icing.
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    I-card team at Setapak
    51 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Government today announced that a registration team will be stationed at 7F Light Industrial Area In Ayer Panas, Setapak, as from July .16 to issue new Identity cards. Letters of appointment can be obtained from the Secretary. Light Industrial Area. Setapak. from
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    Fish theft
    34 8 PENANG, Thurs.— A fish seller, Ong Bah Hal, 28, was granted $1,000 ball until Thursday after pleading guilty today to stealing 29 katies of fish valued at $12 from another fish seller.
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    SMELTING CHIEF TELLS OF STOCKPILE UNCERTAINTIES
    335 8 Company meeting PENANO, Thurs.— The future level of supplies of concentrates for smelting by the Eastern Smelting Company would depend in no small measure upon developments concerning releases of tin from the United States strategic stockpile, Mr. D. R. Mitchell, chairman of the Eastern
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    SULTAN TO OPEN BIG IRON MINE
    237 8 SULTAN TO OPEN BIG IRON MINE IfUANTAN, Thurs. The big Rompln iron mine will be officially opened by the Sultan of Pahang on Saturday. Production at the mine, which is on 770-ft. high Buklt Iban. in south-east Pahang, has started and the first shipment of ore will leave Kuala Rompln
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      181 8 LVt Abnor By At Capp A f OUR SCRAVJNV, BEAT-UP, BUT IRON-Wl LLED U*L MAMMY jAaHKIMBONJ V "S R-R!GHT.'7'-AJ-I'LI.'GIVE UPff M IDONE ORDERED ME TO KETCH *i&, FO' —^f FASTER'N VO— Jl AFTER ALL, AH HAS AL.RK ADY J MM vaft AJDREV HEAATBURM-/^). V SO, WHY J> HAD ISJft.VARSO'HAPPy rf+xA
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    A chance start to that fortune on the Turf
    1247 9  -  ■TTTTTtWOTijTMIrI 1^ CHAPTER SEVEN TVCRING an association with I I the British Turf that lasted lor .'Mi years, the Aga Khan became one of the most successful owners of this century. Yet it all began almost by chance. One evening, almost
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      181 9 COSTS WITH ESSO DIESEL FUEL i^v***~*4^HM£k. JHfi .^^B I^^k jTk^H Mb AU II m SS^fl? luff !ml aJ^BJ BB^*^ BBlVwi W^^%SSH&SvB^SBh9IH BbVP^BbYA .S^m^bßbk ißlßHtoV"^* BIV/ Sfl^T wl Bl I J23HffiP2f¥jQ| BV.^BbJIjMI BW "IVBr flpffl I ■I, \mm g^fliii^Sßa wUK v BBrl!1l BB 1 Bf HBF .fiflilil lyKi i^^il fill II
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    25 10 It Word, Sit (Minimum) GRACIA TAV CHEE thanks all concerned In Queen and Rebels July eta Stk. Cultural Centra. Bookings Rohlnsona Tang's Cold Storage.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 10 U Words Sit (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY or the late Mr. Nan Tong Muah who paused away on 6.7.60. Inserted by his loving wifs aad children
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    REUNION
    27 10 U Word, Sit (Minimum) civil DEFENCE CORPS Reunion Dinner ft Danos/Ploorshows. Chinese Swimming Club 4 August 10*2. Phone Quarts 2*203 Arthur. 9334 7 800 Llam *****.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    236 10 U Word, Sit (minimum i QUEEN ANO REBELS July 6th— ith Cultural Centre. An exciting and stimulating play In English with Asian settings and costume. FOR LATEST HAIRSTYLE fsshions permanent waves visit Rose Beauty Salon 137, Killiney Road. 8 pore Price IK. 110 $15/- $20/-. FOR SOUND TEETH and
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    54 10 10 Word, UM (Him.) YOUTH FOR CHRIST 3rd Anniversary Rally, Saturday 7th July Vistuna Memorial Hall 7 30 p.m' Cum Show: "I Beheld His Glory' Please) come early. All welcome WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH, Singapore. Evangelistic Meeting at 8.00 p.m. Topic: "What Must I Do To Be Saved?" Speaker:
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    The Straits Times. Friday, July 6, 1962. Realism In Hong Kong
    749 10 The Straits Times. Friday, July 6, 1962. Realism In Hong Kong The curtain has fallen on the Hong Kong border drama, but behind the scenes the refugee problem remains. Emigration schemes will not solve it, financial help for the colony's costly public works projects can be of considerable assistance, but
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    Crisis Brewing
    301 10 Free after a century and a quarter of French rule, Algeria enters upon its independence under the shadow of grave crisis. Joy was unconfined the day President de Gaulle gave formal recognition to the verdict of the referendum, and Mr. Ben Khedda, head of the Provisional Government, was
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    Footballers All
    232 10 Over four weeks ago the ladies of Penang and Selangor met on the football field in Penang. They have been arguing about it ever since. For the result was a draw, leaving open the question who should advance to the ladies' cup final where Singapore waits to be
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    It's not all sadness in the twilight years
    1418 10  - It's not all sadness in the twilight years PATRICK O'DONOVAN\ AS THE OLD VOLCANO (87-PLUSf SAVOURS PAST TRIUMPHS by LONDON, Thursday I THE old age of the great and once power ful can be a pathetic spectacle. Lloyd George, Prime Minister in World War One, frittered away his last long
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      Share market: A harsh, restrictive rule
      112 10 n/TTH more and more TV people Investing their money In shares nowadays, the rulings of the controlling body, the Malayan Stock Exchange, have now become an issue ol vital importance to the public. The enforcement of Rule 12A. that shares can only be delivered
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      543 10 Under the new ruling he' is forced to pay for the shares he has bought and thereafter deliver them to the other broker in order to recover his money before he can have the means to enter the market again. "Ready" shares sometimes take more than two weeks to come
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      133 10 The committee may at Its discretion order that amounts due to the client by members should be paid to the Exchange to be held In trust pending proof of solvency, or to a liquidator 1' such should be appointed. Prom the date of the secretaries' advice to members of the
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      631 10 Straits Tiam Malar Mail Classified advertisements mot be handed t«: Ist Floor COLO ■TOWAasT ARCADE Orchard Rosa COLO STORAOK BRANCMM AT HOLLAND BJOAD-KATONej KIPPIL ROAD-NAVAL Authorised Agent* CITY BOOK «TOI»E LTD Winchester Houte. Collyer Qusv THE MI WSJ PRONT Fltxpstrlok'* Supermsrkal M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admlrsrty Road. Nsvsl Baa* S).
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      98 10 Her Secret Pleasures Where would yon be if you were invited to a moon -watching party, or to celebrate the flowering of the cherry-tree or the first fall of snow? The answer is: Japan. There, appreciation of the mysteries of n a tui* approaches a fine art. Authoress Santha Rama
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      139 10 TRUST SWANSON j^ai k^aVv. ~JL%.^r l^^^P A the best in FROZEN CHICKEN Chicken that's specially selected when if s young, tender and flavourfuL Quick-frozen by Swanson atths very peak of freshness and tenderness. This freezing permits Swanson Chicken to retain all its original fine quality and delicious flavour until the
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      AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES
      5 11 AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES
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      VERSATILITY
      517 11 The keynote to Australia's automotive parts industry AUSTRALIA'S automotive parts, components and accessories manufac- turing industry is unusual by world standards in its versatility. This is something which has been forced upon it by the fact that the country has always had an exceedingly cosmopolitan taste in vehicles IMPORTED
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      Trailer couple with no ball joint
      99 11 AN Australian caravan accessory maker of Kingsgrove. New South Wales, has invented a revolutionary trailer coupling. The new coupling does not Incorporate a ball joint and will not require greasing, yet movement on vertical and horizontal planes and about a fore-and-aft axis is possible.
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      HOUSE ON WHEELS FOR THE TOURIST
      473 11 pVERY year, and very often more than twice a year, thousands of Australians gather some food and clothes together, lock up their homes and drive off on carefree holidays towing caravans behind their cars. Caravaning is especially a popular way of spending Christmas. Easter
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      167 11 buy tough, tested Australian automotive products Australia builds the vehicles for your sort of roads cars that can stand up to every type of road surface smooth highways, tortuous mountain roads, bush tracks and congested city streets. Because Australians build for the most extreme conditions of climate and terrain, Australian-made
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  • AUSTRALIAN AUTOMOBILE FEATURE
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      HALF A MILLION MILES OF DUSTLESS ROAD
      690 12 HALF A MILLION MILES OF DUSTLESS ROAD Longest continuous stretch is from South Australia to Queensland 2,300 miles AUSTRALIA'S first road was a cleared track made in the year 1788. shortly after the founding of the first settlement, near Sydney. now capital of New South Wales. In the early stages
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      Motorist clubs with a million membership in six states
      215 12 MORE than one million Australian motorists are members of six automobile service clubs, one of which is located in each Australian state. They operate on the lines of the Automobile Association and the Royal Automobile Club of Britain All of them,
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      Melbourne draws cream of drivers
      281 12 Melbourne draws cream of drivers HTHREE times in the 1 past six years Melbourne, capital of Victoria, has staged an international Motor Racing Event, in 1956. 1959 and again this year, in April World champion Aus;ralian Jack Brabham jvas outright winner of die event this year. British ace Stirling Moss,
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      498 12 f r jaw *^K3*^^E^^9«t£ v^ < *?< w J^^am V JgtttttottttMJMb^^Wtfte|^ V r,y-^ MtKL^aW&& *MlfWfc*> amtm t^a^a\^a\^a\^m M^^^^ ii^^^^^^^^^l H^RflfSHr BQ^^^vMi^H v~!i *?Rt^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^pß^^H m lll F*^aß^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^a^a^a^alammaawßi3t^^^^^^^^^^^^££^a^^^^^^^^^a^^^^^^^^a^^b^a^a^ Th« Falcon flying at W m.p.h. I "Crash" Kavanagh, who drove Falcon on tests, has staged driving displays In U.S.A., England, South Africa, South
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    Need for bridges
    263 13 85,500 cars use Sydney's main one eath day A 1,000- FOOT long con- crete arch span, claimed to be the longest yet constructed In any country is being thrown across the Parramatta River at Gladesvllle, a suburb of Sydney, to provide a six-lane, highlevel bridge. The bridge
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    No mercy shown in rugged tests for cars
    220 13 No mercy shown in rugged tests for cars AT Lang Lang in Vie- toria, any hour of the day or night, drivers can be seen mercilessly driving over every possible terrain cars are likely to meet in a lifetime. On the 2.167-acre 12--mile proving ground built by one of Australia's
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    TERMINALS FOR CABLES
    59 13 AUSTRALIAN made electrical termination accessories are now being used by the Singapore Harbour Board doi-kyard. Made by a leadinu Sydney company, they are suitable for a wide range of rabies and are attached by the irimpinc method These provide a strong connection and avoid the risk •f
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    Styling plays vital part in new models
    559 13 Styling plays vital part in new models MISJUDGMENT CAN RUIN SALES FOR OTHERWISE EXCELLENT CAR pEW people without first-hand experience have any idea of the careful planning and preliminary testing behind the launching of a new product. A new model car is an excellent example, but as much care is
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      278 13 SERVICE STATIONS! EXTRA V-jjfffift BUSINESS Owners of modern cars want their vehicles kept in top condition. Old fashioned mechanics working by "ear" and "feel" can't do it! Replex simplified specialist equipment enables YOU to easily make the accurate adjustments demanded by modern high-performance vehicles. .and which only precision instrujnent< can
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    World position—seventh
    54 14 World position— seventh AUSTRALIA NOW PRODUCES 350,000 VEHICLES EACH YEAR Lovely Miss Tania Verstak Miss Australia, 1962 proudly stands beside her Australian-built Ford Falcon sedan which she won as one of the numerous prizes she received for her selection as Miss Australia AUSTRALIAN-MADfe car engine pistons waiting to be torque
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    New brake boosters for that extra safety
    195 14 PHE Australian motor trade is showing interest in a new safety brake booster, claimed to eliminate the weak points of the conventional hydraulic brake in which a failure of one part can cause a general collapse. It was invented by an engineer in
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    The loud blast business keeps the roads safe
    257 14 HTHE winning of export markets in 36 countries against strong competition is the achievement of one of Australia's leading makers of automotive accessories, r Established In 1935. the firm first served the motoring world with a superior type of motor horn, then
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    OLD WITH THE NEW
    135 14 THE 1982 Motor Show held at Melbourne. Australia-, marked the 50th anniversary of the event, the first Australian motor show having been held there In 1912. Veterans of that period mixed with the glittering new models on many stands to give a "remember when?" atmosphere. The
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    $3,500 m. invested in industry
    618 14 $3,500 m. invested in industry QLTSIDE the United States, Canada and New Zealand, Australia has more motor vehicles per head of population than any other country in the world with a ratio of just over 3.5 persons per vehicle. Australians, therefore, are very well-qualified to appreciate the key economic role
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      168 14 FOR ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES Adaptors Automotive Terminals Battery Charging and Booster Clips Clamps Connectors Crimping Equipment Emergency Lamps Fuse Blocks Clips Hose Clips Links Lugs Quick Connection Terminals €f Blocks Television Antenna Accessories Trailer Connectors Factory Representative: SMALLER! LIGHTER! RELAY mBP NOT *£&< REQUIRED 1 I^9HH I Current Coo- numpnon Otjiv
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    'Annoying' waitress fined $400
    1039 15 PHONE CALLS TO LEGAL SERVICE OFFICER AND 'INVASION' OF HIS FLAT DESCRIBED IN COURT gAR waitress Mary Wee Chwee Neo, 37, who was stated to have made 'annoying phone calls" to a law officer, was today fined $400 or five months' jail by a magistrate's court.
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    Johore lunch for troupe
    63 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Thugs. Members of the ASA cultural troupe were entertained to lunch today by the State Government at the Johore Civil Service Club. The State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Jafar. was present. Tonight they gave two shows at the Diamond Jubilee Hall In aid
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    Chamber men to see Lee
    59 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A four-man delegation from the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, led by their president. Mr. Ko Teck Kin, will meet the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, at 1130 a.m. tomorrow for the second time in a week on the question of exhuming
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    Johnny gets $27 more
    41 15 SINGAPORE. ThursT The Straits Times In Singapore today received two donations totalling $27 for Johnny Ang, the crippled student, bringing his fund to $4,041.20 The donations came from Madam C. Bng Gek Van (s2 > and "Anonymous" ($25).
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    Another $7 for Joseph
    44 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two donations totalling $7 were received today for Joseph Kang, the paralysed writer in Tan Tocfc Seng Hospital. His fund now stands at $122. The donations came from A. Terry ($5) and Madam C. Sng Gek Van ($2).
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    $5 donation
    40 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A donation of $5 from A. Terry 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 $291.60.
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    Naval course
    23 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Lieut. Charles Thong Yin Sin, of the Royal Malayan Navy, flew to Britain today for a naval course.
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    Tenghu buys a 'good for golf' hat at the show
    68 15 Tenghu buys a 'good for golf' hat at the show rE Prime Minister, Tengkd Abdul Rahman, looks happy in a straw hat which he tried on at one of the stalls in the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association exhibition at the Stadium Negara yesterday. "It looks good for golf," the Tengku, remarked.
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    Watchman gagged
    54 15 Watchman gagged SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Four thugs surprised a watchman at 2 a.m. today at a contractor's worksite he was guarding In Jubilee Road, off Clementi Road, and stole two water pumps valued at $3,400. The watchman, Sallo bin Casslm Koromo, told police that the thugs were armed with daggers. They
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    MAHA: Story of tears, and toil that earned success
    458 15  - MAHA: Story of tears, and toil that earned success TAN TOCK SAIK BOY NURSED HIS ORCHID LIKE A BABY AND WON A FIRST PRIZE By KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday THE behind-the-scenes story of the Malayan Agri Horticultural Association exhibition which opened today at the Stadium Negara is one of toil and
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    Tony Brady due today
    29 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fans are expected to jam Singapore Airport tomorrow when Australia's "Golden Boy", Tony Brady, arrives at 6 p.m. for a Malayan singing tour.
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    Lock icon EXTRADITION DETECTIVES DUE TODAY IN S'PORE
    100 15 MELBOURNE, Thurs.— Two Melbourne detectives, who are due to arrive in Singapore by air. have been delayed in Sydney. Detective Sergeant Jack Ford and Senior Detective Douglas Baker of the Homicide Squad are on their way with a warrant seeking extradition of 22-year-old German
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    Replanting of rubber
    32 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Thirty-four state replanting officers from various parts of the Federation will attend a three-day conference on replanting of rubber at the Federal Hotel here on Tuesday.
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      63 15 Lady in Pink? v She's the specially trained staff of Chung Khiaw Bank I to advise and attend to women customers wishing to open personal accounts. Call at any Chung Khiaw Bank in Singapore, and the Lady in Pink will be there to give you every assistance. Do call at
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      68 15 FESTIVAL V^ OF FRENCH W FASHION FOOTWEAR by .^HJi^l^ r> ack Hinton, 1 1 of Jack Hinton Shoes International Ltd., will .^fl P resent us latest collection Charles Jourdan Shoes from IP^^r^ Paris on Monday 9th July at 10.45 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. Findlater's Sherry and Romary's biscuits will be
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      417 15 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT WAVE SERVICE: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: SERVICE: 41.7 metres *76 metre*. A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, NegaA.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 ra-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The, Morning Melodies; 7.00 Rendez*K\,2SL^&S*& -us With Music; 7.30 Time SigThe News; 8.05 More Melodies nal, News:
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    A 'auack' call—and Mr. Lim (untrained) protests
    1216 16 A 'auack' call and Mr. Lim (untrained) protests QUESTIONS ABOUT TOE MERITS OF TWO SYSTEMS, THEN... gINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Francis Scow, Crown Counsel in the commission inquiring into the Chinese Secondary Four examination boycott last November, today suggested to Mr Lim Seek Kian, former president of the Chinese Schools Teachers'
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    The love that lifted an empire to pinnacle of glory
    387 16 The love that lifted an empire to pinnacle of glory ALL the colour extravaganzas I have .seen so far have had as their theme either the futility or the glory of men at war. It was a refreshing change this week to see one that dealt with lov« instead. Not
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    Pension, married women: New move
    153 16 A LOR STAR. Thurs. The Kedah branch of the National Union of Teachers is to ask Its parent body to press the Federation Government to place all married women teachers on the pensionable establishment. This Is one of several resolutions the branch will put forward
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    A. $2,500 EXTORTION BID FOILED BY DISGUISED OFFICER
    199 16 A. $2,500 EXTORTION BID FOILED BY DISGUISED OFFICER IPOH. Thursday. A POLICE inspector disguised himself as a labourer to foil an extortion bid by two youths here this afternoon. Two men were arrested. Later a car was seized and Its driver held. Last Monday Mr. Goh Eng Seng, a rubber
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    KUCHING SIX GET STUDY AWARDS
    71 16 KUCHING SIX GET STUDY AWARDS IJUCHING. Thurs. Six agricultural assistants of the Department of Agriculture here have been awarded fellowships by the Malayan Government under the Colombo Plan. Mr. Musa anak Dana. Mr. Joseph Bunchol and Abang Affendi Aban* Hajl Qobil will take a three-month practical course in coconut planting.
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    Rotary leader
    18 16 TAIPINO. Thurs.— Mr. D. J. Phillips has been installed the new president of Talplng Rotary Club
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      427 16 Are you worth 3sss{PT\r equal pay? f }Wra /*;^B*?i Singapore beautician Rosalie Hernon gives JmWMj&g y° u secrets to a perfect figure T^Etl IN THE JULY ISSUE JL t Jfei^/^SaL i BEAUTY: Walk Like A Dream Food For Love Beauty Club and Bc u *y Consultant's Advice Seven Easy Steps
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      54 16 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby itutfs Hunny B& Rmtph HvimdaM f HEY. VT \l SPENP ALL MY TIME V sVOtY \j /HRPIMfiI fl I CICERO 1 CHASIN 1 THAT KIP WHCRff'P 7H' 1/V^lh^lk [T KEEP AWAY FROM THEM EVERY TIME I TAKE 'IM LIL CLUCK C3O? orQ\aAi ■W \CMXSI THOSE
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    'Reason for growing MCA strength is unity'
    434 17 'Reason for growing MCA strength is unity' TAN ON TOUR: GONE ARE FACTIONS OF THE PAST IPOH. Thursday YHE national president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today spelled out in one word, UNITY, the reason for the growing strength of his party and its success under
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    Radio will boost the national language
    99 17 Radio will boost the national language L_ I KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Radio Malaya is to launch eight major programme projects in its English service in support of the second phase of the National Language Month from July 21 to Aug. 10. The Director of the Language and Literary Agency. Syed
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    $80,000 LOAN TO BOOST PEWTER
    185 17 $80,000 LOAN TO BOOST PEWTER UUALA LUMPUR 1V Theirs. The Malayan Industrial Development Finance Ltd has granted an $80,000 loan to boost the pewter industry. With this loan, the Selangor Pewter Co. will put up a factory In Setapak to treble Its present production and then launch a big export
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    Seaman in boat fire dies
    56 17 PENANG. Thurs.— A Singapore seaman, Ng Eng Kee, who was seriously burnt when the engine room of his fishing boat caught fire at sea last Sunday, died at the General Hospital here last night. Another seaman, Ng Teck Chlng, 45. who was also burnt, is
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    An incentive to Penang Alliance to work even harder...
    159 17 An incentive to Penang Alliance to work even harder PENANG. Than. The Alliance Chief Minister, Inche Aziz Ibrahim, said last night that the Socialist Front's boastful warning that It would capture the Penang Government in 1964 should provide the incentive for the Penan* Alliance to work even harder. Inche Aziz
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    Retired Irish Brother dies
    47 17 PENANQ, Thurs.— An Irish Christian Brother, the Rev Bro. Alfred, died in the Penang General Hospital last night of coronary thrombosis. He was 71 Bro. Alfred had been living in retirement at St. Xavier'.< Institution since his arrival here from Burma in 1943
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    Three detained
    22 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— ln separate raids here last night police detained three ganjtster suspects under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Leader No. 2 expelled by Party Rakyat
    109 17 Leader No. 2 expelled by Party Rakyat KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A nother leader of Party Rakyat in Selangor has been expelled. He Is Inche Kamaruddln bin Abu Hassan, secretary of the dissolved Kampong Bahru branch. He Is the second Party Rakyat leader in the State to be expelled In a
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    'ONE-ARMED BANDIT' IS STOLEN
    96 17 'ONE-ARMED BANDIT' IS STOLEN IPOH. Thur&— Two youths, masked with handkerchiefs, carried away a "one-arm bandit" slot machine valued at $1,800, containing about $50 In coins, from the Club 300 In Jalan Che Tak here last night. The robbers entered the club shortly after 8 p.m. and found a bar
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    Three gangster suspects held
    55 17 IPOH. Thurs.— The police have detained three youths suspected to be members of the notorious Slew Pat Hoong Secret Society (an amalgamation of three gangs). They were found in Sungei Duraln new village near Tanjong Tirallang. The youths were held under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance,
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    New branch
    21 17 IPOH. Thurs.— The United Malayan Banking Ltd. will ripen its eighth branch In Perak at Sungei Siput on Saturday.
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    Brave new world of farmer Ramota
    120 17 FOR centuries the Filipino farmer has been plagued by two evils: rapacious moneylenders and the threat of losing his land to them by default. Next week's ASIA MAGAZINE, tells how the Philippines Government is pushing through a rural banks scheme to free the farmer
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    Planters for conference
    54 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johart. will declare open the Rubber Research Institute Planters' Conference at the Language and Literary Agency Hall here on July 13. About 300 planters from all over the country will attend the conference, which
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    287 17 PHILIPPINES CLAIM TO BORNEO: NOW A NEW MOVE MANILA, Thursday. mHE lawyer of the heirs of the late Sultan Jama- lul Xlrtm of Sulu Is protesting against the Philippines claim to ownership over British North Borneo, according to a correspondent of the Manila Chronicle The paper published a story by
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    194 17 Thai royal visit: 'Thanks' in a letter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thailand today expressed its "most grateful thanks" for the warm welcome and "splendid arrangements" made for the recent visit of the Thai King and Queen to Malaya. In a letter to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, Thailand's Minister of
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      Plan for more Malaya branches
      194 18 Plan for more Malaya branches UNIVERSAL PRESS U Service Inc. of Tokyo, a leading Japanese advertising agency, may set up branches in the Federation* when Malaysia comes into being, said the managing director, Mr. Chow Li-Chun. Mr. Chow, who is also managing director of Universal Publicity and Service Ltd.. the
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      World's biggest tractor
      280 18 Huge Army truck called to load 30-ton earthmover 385 HP MACHINE TO BE USED AS PUSH LOADER AT JURONG INDUSTRIAL SITE A HUGE Army low loader had to be called to the Singapore Harbour Board to help load a 30-ton tractor the largest singleengine machine of its
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      CPA'S ASIAN CONDUCTED TRIP BY CONVAIR JET
      120 18 CPA'S ASIAN CONDUCTED TRIP BY CONVAIR JET fATHAY Pacific Airways is to sponsor a 16-day tour of Japan, Taipeh and Hong Kong for Malayan travellers in October in conjunction with Eastern Tours and Travel whose office is in the Cameron Highlands. The tour is sponsored annually by CPA in co-operation
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      Thai car plant
      42 18 Nissan Motor Co. of Tokyo Is to set up an assembly plant In Thailand this year to produce and sell trucks and passenger cars under a technical tie-up between the company and Slam Motors Co., sole distributors for Nissan.
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      AIA raises interest rate and dividends
      94 18 AIA raises interest rate and dividends THE American International Assurance Co.. Ltd. has Increased its. dividends and interest rate to polity holders. Mr. G. M. Hughes, president, announced. The average dividend increase under the new scale effective from July l is 12J per cent. The rate ot interest applicable to
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      Last voyage for Canton
      81 18 The Canton, P. and O. Orient Lines' 24-year-old. 16.033 ton passenger cargo liner, will arrive in Singapore on Sunday on her final voyage to the Far East. The non-airconditioned ship Is to be withdrawn from service on arrival in Britain in August. The service will continue
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      AMOYCAN TO MAKE OTHER DRINKS
      177 18 AMOYCAN TO MAKE OTHER DRINKS npHE Amoy Canning 1 (Singapore) Ltd., which at present produces Green Spot, is planning to include the production of other soft drinks, the managing director, Mr. Wong Tok-Sau void the annual meeting in Hong Kong. Mr. Wong said It was hoped that the plans would
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      Motor plant study tour
      34 18 MR. TAY KHENG TIAN (above), the plant engineering manager of Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd.. left on a plant study tour of Ford Amsterdam and Ford Dagenbam last week.
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      'Camel' sales up
      38 18 Camel cigarette sales last year rose 0.3 per cent to 66 5 billion over the previous year, according to a report issued by Mr. Harry M. Wootten. the noted American consultant to the cigarette industry.
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      106 18 Advertising agency's KL manager MR. Ronald Wade-Ferrell, formerly senior account executive in a leading Australian advertising agency, has been appointed manager of Young Advertising and Marketing Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Wade-Ferrell has had over 17 years' association with different aspects of advertising radio, press, and television as well as
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      BOOM EXPECTED IN HOTEL BUSINESS
      202 18 fREAT development in the hotel business is exKM pected in Singapore as rapid expansion takes place in the State's young tourist industry. This was stated by Mr.. Loke Mun Seng, assistant manager of the Cockpit Hotel, who will shortly leave on a two-month world tour
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      96 18 rE Malacca State Government has taken delivery of a luxury 36-passenger bus for use In conducting members of civic groups, voluntary and welfare organisations, and members of the public on a tour of the State's rural development projects. The bus la a Ford Thames PBV 212"
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS QUIET: LONDON SUPPORT FOR TINS
    399 20 STOCK EXCHANGE IS QUIET: LONDON SUPPORT FOR TINS From Our Market Correspondent 17ERY quiet condition. 1 V continued to prevail on the Malayan Stock Exchange again yesterday. Tin shares were slightly easier, but there was not a (treat deal of selling. Profit-takers were out and buying dried up, but this
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 20 Malayan Stock Indlrr* July 4 July 5 Industrials: 165.49 164.42 Tins: 275.74 274.48 S robbers: 172.11 172.11 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    848 20 BUSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Federation section yesterday with the numbei of deals in brackets: Industrials: Dunlopa $1.60 OL, (1,000) »1.6», (1,000) $1.70, (3.00U) (1.72; Eaat Smelt (1.000) *2.84; Fed. Dispensary (7,000) 11.32; M. Containrr» Jill* 8U $1.19 OL, (2.000) Sl.lt. (1.000) $1.20; McAJlstrr (1.000) $1.32;
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    Synthetic rubber prices reduced in Britain
    255 20 TPHE reduction of synthetic rubber prices in U.K. induced some selling early in the session, on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday. Short covering absorbed i most offerings and prices steadied later In the morning on withdrawal of sellers. Interest In lower sheet was sporadic,
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 20 July 5. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 76i cents (up three -eighths of a cent). K.L.: 76 i cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $437.30 (down $1.50). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up 25 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    108 20 MELBOURNE, Thurs INVESTMENT and Indusrtial shares steadied with fluctuations about In balance. I'd. rose is. to 40s- 3d Henry Jones lost 2s. 3d. to 775. 6d. Oils were easier and most Issues lost ground slightly. -WK WM down Base metals steadied and Mount ls» recovered Is- 3d. to
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    113 20 pMiNEiI Praduce Knehange Slngay pera neen »ric»s ptr picul yesterday: Cseemrt ell: bulk $37! aellera drum *40| aellera. Gears: July $23» buyers. Si sellers: Pepper: Muntok white I 152» sellers, Sarawak white fISO sellers, special Sarawak black lll&t ■ellers. ABTA $125 aellers •lngaa«re Coconut Oil Millers 1 Ano
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    136 20 July 8. Three month*. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) r. N. 12 eta. Coll Store 4d. M. Box 13 ata, Steamship 9 eta. Breweries 35 eta. 8. Times 20 eta. Robinson 9 eta. S. Traders 25 eta. S. Darby 4 Id. Unltaara 10 cts. W. Jacka 10 eta. MININGS A. Amal
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    131 20 ril Malayan ■sehania Bantu' Anecistlsn made these chansea In Ita rates to merchant* yesterday (all rates to MOO) N.w v*rk: buying TT 32 13/I*s. airmail OD 32 15/18. 90 d/«t 33 3/18 credu hills. 33 IB trade bills. Canada: buying TT SS 1/2, airmail OD 3ft S'ft. 90
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    Pahang Consol
    22 20 Pahanj Consolidated crushed 15.250 tons of ore In June, produced 180 tons of lode un concentrates and sold 215 tons.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    202 20 CHIPS tying 1i0n, 1,0. tht tin aport wharvst taday art: straat Torres 43. HesstnaUln 4/3. Thai 19. Tobago 27/2S, Htanvac BcuaJut 40/41, Houtnuui 67. Nlcollne Uaersk 44. Dretden 3« '39. Tanacra 25/26. A meat 15/16. Kfnahalu 31 '32 Outar reads: Aronda. Mfiotrr Qconcc, Caltti Blntanx. Dlomed.
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    279 20 OEJPORTS of the reduction of Unlt«d Kingdom synthetic rubber prices by the International Synthetic Rubber Company had no Influence on the Federation- Robber Market. Opening at Wednesday's closing levels it was quiet on limited trading. Interest In International No. i and 3 UK/C July was small
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    216 20 JULY first grads rubber buyer* f.e.b. cUwerl at spm in Singapore yesterday at 765 cents per :b., up threeeighths of a cent o vesterday'a closing price The tone »as quietly steady. 6.C.C.R A. closing prices In trnla per ib. yeneriiy: Int. 1 R.S.S. Prompt fob. buyers 76i.
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      397 20 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCas (CHAPTER I*4) AND IN THE MATTER OF NANYANG PKfeS LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) The creditors of the abovanamed Company are required, on or before 6th August 1962, to send their names and addresses and particulars of their debts or clauna to the under-signed
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      1633 21 NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that with effect from to day, Euco Developments Limited and Euco Engineers Limited shall not be responsible for payments to purchase orders without the signature or either one of their Directors, namely, Messrs. John Eu and Roy Eu. TIN OUTPUT-JUNE 1962 AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN
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      792 21 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* U (Min.)— Box SO et*. txtrm ENGLISH TBACHBR Baklncnan (Toka Kuan) Secondary Afternoon Chinese School. Seklnchan, K Belangor. English Teacher with School Certificate Qualification and some knowledge of Chinese Wanted Immediately, Salary attractive. Lodging supplied tree. Apply above address. LABOUR RELATIONS OFFICER Wanted by Large Organisation
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      750 21 EDUCATION Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box S0 et: txtrm MALAYAN CORDIIPONOENCI COLLICS offers Intensive Short I Course for H.S.C.. Cambridge. I X.M.C.. Q.T., L.C.E.. etc Kngliso Language by Pro(. Oavtea M.A.. Malay by Jaffar AIL 70-page prtspectua free P.O Box 3W. Johore Bafci-u. POSTAL TUITION. Why experiment wnen the Karnous Stamford
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      Lock icon US 'Horse of Year' beaten
      92 22 NEW YORK. Thurs. K«ta« and Carry Back, the star American horses, were beaten by outsider Beau Purple in the Suburban Handicap at the Aqueduct course yesterday. KelM>. the favourite, who was American 'horse of the year" in 1960 and 1961. finished second. 2>'. lengths behind
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      72 22 PROVIDENCE (Rhode Island). Thurn. Carlos Hernande* of Venezuela was named "boxer of the month" and top lightweight contender today by the National Bcxlnc Association. Hernandez. 22. was awarded those dual honours because of hl« tmpre*Mve first-round knockou' over former challenaer Paolo Rosl of New York at
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      Water Scout, Dreamboat work with zest on heavy track
      519 22 TWO IMPRESSIVE GREYS SINGAPORE, Thursday WATER SCOUT showed plenty of zest on a heavy track at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Keith Moxham, the grey broke into a gallop from the 5f and kept up a steady pace to run
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      Mulligan may settle in England
      236 22 LONDON. Thurs IyiMBLEDON singles finalist Martin Mulligan may Tf settle in England, the Daily Mail said in a Jront pa^e story today. It quoted the 21-year-old Sydney tennis star a.s saying he was considering a job offer In London. He has already lived here a
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      198 22 Silvester sets new discus mark rkSLO. Thurs.— Jay Silv vester, of the United States, holder of the official world record for the discus, set a new record for the track here of 59.04 metres (193 ft Biin) when the international athletics meet continued last night. This is lift. 2iin. less
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      478 22 Molesey fours smash a record REGATTA IfENLEY ON-THAMES, n Thurs. A magnificent display by Britain's Molesey Boat Club, who clipped 9 sec. off the course record in beating Poland's Zawisza Club In the Stewards' Cup for coxless fours was the highlight when the four-day Henley Royal Rowing Regatta began here
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      LIONS HELD
      25 22 BLOEMPONTEIN, Thurs. The touring BrltLsh Lions Rugby Union team drew 14-14 with Orange Free State here yesterday. The Lions led fi-3 at half-time.
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      739 22 NOTICES KLANG TOWN COUNCIL NOTICE. Repairs to the Level Crossing at Railway Telegraph Post 23 15 Port Swettenham Branch which crosses i Sungei Bertek Road will be carried out between 600 p.m. on i 10.7.62 and 6.00 am. on 11.7.62 2. During this period road vehicu--1 lar traffic will be
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      902 22 KUALA LUMPUR J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE j TENDERS from Class "D" and above registered Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Penguasa. Jabatan Kerja Raya, Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m. on 13th July. 1962 for THE ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSIONS TO THE EXISTING OFFICE TOGETHER WITH COVERED I WAY AND SOIL
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      60 22 GOLFERS .^< frO»«.l Mil* SEE THE FAMOUS "EAST BROS' GOLF CLUBS AT YOUR PRO'S SHOP OR FAVOURITE SPORTS STORE "KEL NAGLE" "FRANK PHILLIPS "POWER PACT" "PRINCESS" "GOLDEN GODDESS" Models for ladies and gentUman. TAILOR MADE Oaks re suit your own built et to extra cost. Ask for c personalised fitting
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      330 22 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 7. Wild din. to a certain deft. Jt'a quite another thing to gree, In the native council drop Id thla evening (S). (6). 10. It light enough to Me the 8. Adorn the sea floor? (4). beast (5). 14. A hint from a guest so gin
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      It's up to you players told
      504 23 ASIAN GAMES THE REWARD IF SINGAPORE DO WELL IN MALAYA CUP SHA ALSO PLANS TO SEND TEAM TO JAKARTA SINGAPORE, Thurs. QN the Asian Games front today, there were indications that Singapore will be represented in the soccer and hockey competitions at Jakarta next
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      61 23 LONDON, Tburs. Sumlo Miwa. of Japan, set a Japanese record for the five miles walk In finishing third In the event here yesterday. The winner was Britain's Olympic 50 kilometres walk gold medallist Don Thompson In 38min. 36sec. with Mike Shannon, of Britain, second in 39:16.0.
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      JEGA WILL MISS SINGAPORE MEET
      270 23 JEGA WILL MISS SINGAPORE MEET SINGAPORE, Thurs.— For the third successive year M. Jegathesan, the Federation Olympic runner and Asian Games hope, will not be able to realise his ambition of becoming sprint champion and record-break-er at the Singapore A.A.A. meet. Jegathesan has decided to miss the Singapore championships on
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      TCRC tennis
      22 23 TAIPING. TJiurs. The Chinese Recreation Club, Taiping. will hold Its annual open tennis championships here from Saturday to July 15.
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      661 23 ATHLETICS PENAXG COMBINED SCHOOLS —BOYS CL. 1100 m: 100m: 1 Mustaman Tahir (BMHS) 3 Lira Seang Bu (MBS) 3 Saber vGSSi and Aziz Yacob (SMT) 11.4; 800 m: 1 P. Ganesan (TI) 2 Tan Lee Choon (CLHa> 3 Emam HaniCT (PFSi 2:3.5 record; 110 m hnrdles: 1 M.
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      SOCCER
      37 23 IPOH DIT. t: PWD 4 Malay* 0. L. PERAK DIV. Si DID w.o.san Mln MALACCA DIV. S: Indian Am S Broadrantlng 0. RAI B DIV. t: Raub Youngsters KI.WG DIV. 1: Malay Youth* 3 Rovera 1.
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      Women's teams are given July 21 date at City Stadium
      535 23 Women's teams are given July 21 date at City Stadium TENGKU TAKES FIRM LINE ON THAT REPLAY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. T»HE PRESIDENT of the Football Association of x Malaya. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today took a firm line in the dispute between Selangor and Penang women's football teams over the replay
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      Telecoms meet
      23 23 KUANTAN. Thurs. The Pahang Kelantan Trengganu Telecoms athletic meet will be held on the Kuantan padang on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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      NEW SGC PRO MAY START INDOOR SCHOOL
      213 23 NEW SGC PRO MAY START INDOOR SCHOOL RUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— Len Boorer, one of Australia s best known golfing professionals. has been appointed the new professional of the belangor Golf Club. He succeeds Tom Verity, who resigned In February after serving the dob for 25 years Boorer of the Geelonr
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      SAFA ENTRIES
      17 23 BINOAPORE, Thurs—Entries for the B.A.P.A. Senior and Junior Cup competitions will close on July 10.
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      Ganesan, Anwar set best marks
      179 23 DENANG, Thurs. P. Ganesan and Anwar Bakar put up outstanding performances on the first day of the Penang combined schools athletics meet at the City Stadium today when eight records were broken and one equalled. Ganesan (Technical Inst) ran the 800 metres in 2min 3.ssec,
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      LTA WANT MORE WOMEN'S ENTRIES FOR OPEN
      310 23 LTA WANT MORE WOMEN'S ENTRIES FOR OPEN IPOH. Thurs. Only 1 six foreign players and two Malayans have entered for the women's events in the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya open championships here from July 24 to 29. They are Judy Davidson, Ethnic Green, Patsy Belton, and Anne Smith, (New
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      113 23 SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICS S'OOR AAA meet and FMAAt A-Gameti trials (Merdeka Stadium, 6 JO) J. Bahru District AAA m«ci (J. Bahru. 3 JO): KlnancMersinc tone meet (Chung Hwa Sch grd, 10 am.). SCHOOLS: Penang combined •chools (City Stadium, a JO); Sultan Yussuf School (2 JO); B. Pahat regional schools. SOCCEK
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    $15,000 spices raid in S'pore
    278 24 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A GANG TIED the jaga of a godown in Read Sired, oil River Valley Road to a pillar when they stole 122 cases of condiments worth $1.").(MM) from the store early today. The jaga. Inder Ama Singh, 35, squatted gagged and helpless for
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    127 24 HK thugs start dustbin racket HONG R6XG. Thurs. Chinese secret society gangs are reported today to he behind a new racket in dirt and police investigations have resulted in the arrest of three people under the provisions of the Deportation of Aliens Ordinance. Residents of some of the colony's multi-storey
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    Outrage fine
    47 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A labourer. Mohamed Alt bin Thamby Chik. 16. was fined $50 in a magistrates court today after he was convicted on a charge of outraging the modesty of a pretty 15-year-old girl. Mazenah blnte Taib. Yesterday in the Moroccan capital of Rabat, troops
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    27 24 MRS MACDALENE MESENA*. aued ■>7. mother of Mm. A. Norrls of 13-1 Qu. n strert. on sth July M t.iu p m to Ui«d Shepherd Cathedral
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 24 TNI FAMILY OF thr latr Kdmund UMM thank ull Chen, who reiaemlxrrd thim in thnr hvr. and for kind ■rrviera rrndrrrd at KuncraJ.
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    Sister of volunteer sobs as Irian men fly off
    139 24 CJINGAPORE. Thurs. Ha- lima binte Salama (above), sister of one of the 89 West Irian volunteers from Singapore and the Federation who flew to Indonesia today, sobs as she watches her brother Zainal board one of the three chartered Garuda aircraft
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    JOURNALISTS OPPOSE REFERENDUM BILL
    190 24 SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE Singapore National Union of Journalists to- day opposed the provisions in the National Referendum Bill whereby blank and uncertain votes are to be regarded as affirmatives in support of the White Paper merger proposals. The move was taken by the union's central council
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    New Associates of the R.P.S.
    58 24 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two Singapore photographers, Mr. Tan Khek Soon and Mr. Yam Pak Nln, have been made Associates of the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain. Mr. Ong Seng Chew, secretary of the Photographic Society of Singapore announcing this today, said the society now has
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    The weather
    44 24 UIGHEST and lowest tempera- tu res for Malaya and Singapore Mr the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hift-hest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 92 73 Kota Bham 86 73 Penang 86 72 Ipoh M 73 Malacca 87 72 Singapore 86 72
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    SEND NO MORE MONEY, SAYS Mrs. TAY
    249 24 SEND NO MORE MONEY, SAYS Mrs. TAY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. Tay Seng Lye, wife of an unemployed labourer who was robbed of his monthly Social Welfare Department allowance of $180, today asked Straits Times readers not to send any more donations to him. She came to Times House and told
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    Co-op official
    24 24 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Mr. Ong Mah Son has been elected secretary-treasurer of the Singapore Traction Company Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd.
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      Stewart with 86 props up England
      240 24 Stewart with 86 props up England f ONDON, Thurs.— A patient innings of 86 by opening bats- man Mike Stewart helped England to reach 194 for six wicI kets in their first innings by the close on the opening day of the third Test match, after being put in to
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      150 24 LONDON, Thurs. Tea scores in touay's cricket matches were: At Hovr: Sussex 292 for* four declared. Northamptonshire 183 for four. iR. Pndeaux 81 not out. A. Lightioot 51 not out). The Oval: Cambridge University 144 and 50 for one, USuney 273. J. Bdrlch 107. A. Parsons 46. O.
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      Arsenal champs
      32 24 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Unbeaten Arsenal Sports Club trounced Serangoon Malay youngsters 6-0 in the SAFA 3B soccer match at Farrer Park today. With this win. Arsenal are champions in their section.
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      A MARRIED WOMEN'S FINAL AS MISSES BOW OUT MEEKLY
      761 24 LONDON, Thursday. A NOTHER big shock came at Wimbledon today when unseeded Mrs. Vera Sukova, of Czechoslovakia, toppled Brazilian star and third seed Maria Bueno to reach the women's singles final. She won 6-4, 6-3 in 43 minutes and on Saturday
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      LONDON STOCKS
      312 24 LONDON, inurs. Business remained at a low level In stock markets today but a firm trend was maintained on -.elective buyIng and numerous gains were recorded. Renewed strength in gilt-edged securities provided the outstanding feature of the -day and persistent buying In a market poorly supplied with stock
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      TIN
      25 24 LONDON, Thurs.— Buyers £867. sellers £669. Forward buyer* £873. sellers £874, Settlement £866. Turnover a.m. 220 tons, p.m 20 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet-
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      RUBBER
      45 24 LONDON. Thurs Spot 22 7/ 16d., August 22'jd.. Sept. 22 8 16d., Oct. 22 9 16d.. Oct/Dec. 22 9. 16d Jan/Mar. 22 916 U. April Juue 22>jd.. July' Sept. unquoted. cU July 22 5/IM.. August 22 3 16d, Sept. 22 3 16d. Ton*: Easier.
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      26 24 20 Wards Sit (Minimum) SIOH: To Mary and Goh 800. a daughter. Maur.cn Kirn Lwin at Airunta Hospital 4 7 «2. Mother and dauKhtrr doing writ.
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