The Straits Times, 27 July 1962

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEBTIFIEO SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1962. if 15 CENTS KDN 036
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    BARISAN LEADER PUTS CASE TO U.N.
    564 1 BARISAN LEADER PUTS CASE TO U.N. UNITED NATIONS, Thurs.. Dr. Lee Siew Choh. leader of the Singapore Barisan Sosialis Party, accused Britain today of seeking to transfer sovereignty to Malaya without ensuring that the people had the opportunity freely to express their wishes. They were being denied the •Tight of
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    TENGKU HOPEFUL
    643 1 2 A.M. FLASH: Mac talks tomorrow Lunch at Chequers LONDON, Thursday TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, Malayan Prime Minister, said today he hoped for some agreement on Malaysia when he lunched with Mr. Harold Macmillan on Saturday. His statement came two days after he declared that the British-Malayan talks had
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    Dato Ismail: Sardon, Lim WERE told
    369 1 Dato Ismail: Sardon, Lim WERE told KUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. The Ministers concerned in yesterday's Cabinet switch were officially inrormed of the changes before the Government announcement was made. The Acting Prime Minister. Dato (Dr Ismail bin Da to. AJjdul Rahman, saifl this Is an official r statement today. In
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    Gebhardton way back
    88 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Kurt Hans Gebhardt, 22-year-old German house painter, tonight left Singapore by air to face a charge of attempted murder In Australia. On July 6, the two detectives arrived from Melbourne with a warrant of arrest for Gebhardt, which was duly endorsed by the Chief Justice. Sir
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    Lock icon Death on mountain side
    91 1 KLEINE SCHEIDEGG (Switzerland), Thurs. Two Swiss guides today found the smashed body of a British climber who fell 2,000 ft. to his death from the "killer" North face of the 13.026- ft. Eiger Mountain near here. He was Barry Brewster. 22, of Ifleld, Crawley, Sussex. who
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    Lock icon U.S. high-up nuclear shot fails
    172 1 U.S. high-up nuclear shot fails TJONOLULU, Thurs. n A blazing: Thor carrier rocket on a Johnston island launching pad last night marked* the failure of. an American attempt to explode a high altitude nuclear device. The rocket was fired, but one minute later it was still on the launching pad.
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    Lock icon 'LIBERATION' TROOPS HIT BY TYPHOON
    171 1 PEKING, Thursday. HUNDREDS of troops on the Pukien front opposite Formosa have been struck by typhoon as they helped peasants gather rice harvest, the People's Daily reported today. The Communist Party newspaper said- "Simultaneous with the vigilant watch on the coast, very many offlI cers,
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    Fortress park
    29 1 MANILA. Thurs. Corregidor—where Americans and Filipinos battled and lost to superior Japanese forces at the start or World War Ills to be turned into a memorial park.—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Babies born dead brought back to life
    329 1 Babies born dead brought back to life BELFAST, Thurs.— Swedish doctors studying "deep freeze" therapy lor treating premature babies, have used an artificial womb to bring oack to life babies born dead, the British Medical Association was told here today. Delegates to the B.M.A.'.s annual conference were shown a colour
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    Lock icon Dive: 79 hurt
    36 1 AMSTERDAM. Thurs.—Almost all 79 passengers wer^ 1 hurt or badly shaken wheti. Pan American Airways Bo3ing 707 airliner made a iteep dival over Eastern Holland today, to avoid collision with another plane.— Reuter.
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    A hoax or a fraud bid?
    273 1 A hoax or a fraud bid? KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The $7,500,000 share offer by the "Malayan Investment Corporation" is either a hoax or an attempt to defraud the public. This was indicated by the Federation Police, who today warned members of the public to "be cautious" about buying shares in
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 PREMIER SPEAKS I'M TED N.VII" hur*. Mr l.ri- k bw, Prime Mtnistei F Singapore. aiMrN (ommitu-i t"t liuuti-s hrfnrc Urn Itm icun Hi inurnment n IK to points rnadr In tin%titionrr> in a mimnr.m am thtv h.id MhmM Rrutrr. SEE COI. 1
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Jagan wins his fight in U.N. against Britain
      336 2 Jagan wins his fight in U.N. against Britain COLONIALISM COMMITTEE GIVES BRITISH GUIANA PRIORITY JJNITED NATIONS, Thurs.— The U,N. Special Committee on Colonialism yesterday disregarded strong British protests and decided to give priority consideration to the future of British Guiana. Sir Hugh Foot, British delegate told the committee it was
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      71 2 Man everywhere in America are scared to death of their wives. In nightclubs they will net applaud you until they ie« their wive* applaud. At parties they act like they have Mper met you before if she is around. Monlque Van Vooren, Belglan-bom singer and actress, In New York
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      Lock icon NINE TO DIE FOR FRAUD
      206 2 ]if OSCOW, Thurs. A 1U new batch of death sentences passed in Soviet Central Asia for fraud and currency offences in the textile industry became known here yesterday. Nine men sentenced to be shot were named in a local newspaper which spoke also of "others."
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      3 warship dope men jailed
      349 2 3 warship dope men jailed 'SUPPLIES FROM S'PO/ÜB' LONDON, Thursday. 'FHREE Hong Kong Chinese employed by the 1 British Royal Navy on board the cruiser Belfast were Jailed for terms of between one and five years here yesterday for oossessing opium and heroin worth £325.000. The court was told it
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      Joy for Carmen: She CAN stay in Britain
      267 2 Joy for Carmen: She CAN stay in Britain T ONDON. Thurs.—Car- men Bryan, 22--year-old Jamaican ordered to be deported for shoplifting, walked Joyfully from the House of Commons free to stay in Britain. From the gallery she heard Home Secretary Mr. Henry Brooke announced to cheering M.P.a: "I have decided
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Nature killed fish in millions of tons
      219 3 V"EW YORK, Thurs. Hydrogen sulphide may have killed millions of tons of flsh found floating over a vast area of the Indian Ocean five years ago, the head of a U.N. survey said here. The dead flsh, estimated to equal the world's total
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      Lock icon U.S. TO PUT NEW TESTS BAN PLAN
      221 3 U.S. TO PUT NEW TESTS BAN PLAN 'PHE United States is exp sals on a nuclear test; end of this week or next. GENEVA, Thursday. :pected to put new propots ban treaty towards the informed sources said here. The proposals will stem from the evaluation made by British and United
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      Lock icon Farah baby: Now it's official
      43 3 TEHERAN, Thurs.— Queen Farah of Persia is expecting a baby, a palace spokesman here confirmed today. Her first child. Crown Prince Reza, is 21 months old. Queen Farah, who is 23, married the Shah in December. 1959 Reuter.
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      Lock icon INK-THROWER ARTIST IS 'MAD': COURT
      86 3 INK-THROWER ARTIST IS 'MAD': COURT LONDON. Thurs.—A 56--year-old artist accused of throwing a bottle of Ink at an £800.000 Leonardo Da Vinci cartoon was found by a London court today to be insane and unfit to plead. The artist. Franz Weng, way charged at the Old Bailey with maliciously damaging
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      Lock icon Farewell call
      30 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Mr. Llewellyn Thompson, Jr.. departing American Ambassador to the Soviet Union, yesterday paid a goodbye call on the Soviet Premier Mr. Nlkita Khrushchev. He leaves tomorrow.—U.P.I.
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      Lock icon 11 hours of talks = O
      465 3 1 1 hours of talks O Clear, concise and cordial but basic question of separate peace in East is still unanswered P LEV EN hours of 12 private talks here between Mr. Dean Rusk and Mr. Andrei Gromyko, the United States and Soviet Foreign Ministers, failed to produce any progress
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      Quick look round
      191 3 Quick look round BERLIN, Thurs. An exJ plosion tore two holes in the Berlin border wal} separating the American sector from East Berlin last night. West Berlin police said. 'he explosion occurred opposite the office of the East German Prime Minister, Herr Otto Grotewohl, which Is only a few yards
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      TELSTAR: TALKS IN LONDON SOON ON ITS FUTURE
      249 3 A MERICAN, EuroviA slon and British experts will hold farranging talks in London soon on the future of Telstar, following Monday's first historic two way television casts across the Atlantic. A British Post Office spokesman said yesterday they might meet on Friday
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      Lock icon Nehru: No panic on the border
      198 3 NEW DJELHI, Thursday. \f R. NEHRU said in a letter published here today aTI that while the situation on the Sino-Indian border was serious he did not think that "any major crisis is going to take place in the near future." He was replying
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      Lock icon 20 hours just to be first
      49 3 LONDON, Thurs. An Australian woman who queued for 20 hours outside Buckingham Palace was the first into Queen Elizabeth's new art gallery when it opened to the public at 11 a.m. today. She had taken up her position at 3 p.m. yesterday. Reuter.
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      So villagers hit back
      51 3 RANGOON, Thurs.— Police said villagers at Kyalkmaraw near the Thai border got so sick of being terrorised by a gang of Communist Karen rebels that they raided a jungle hideout and burned it down. They scared off the surprised rebels and returned with several armloads of
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      A deadly blast
      41 3 BERLIN. (New York). Thurs.—A tanker truck carrying compressed gas exploded in the heart of this upstate New York community yesterday setting a fire which killed one person and injured at least 20 as it levelled a dozen buildings.—U.P.l.
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      336 3 SAFE II AND f| SOUND Ei QAFFTV Your fund are vn ffected *w jt 0/iIL.I I economic changes. H| QPPIIRITV Your mone y is earning the beat Hfl OLvUm I I safe and sure rate of interest. M CnilMnMrCC The Capital and Reserves of tho OUUIiUIMLOO Bank exceed £12.000.000. fp^fl
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    Jetliner comfort now in these new STC buses
    357 4 Jetliner comfort now in these new STC buses THE ISUZU a Japanesebuilt passenger bus (above) will soon bring jetliner comfort to Singapore roads by courtesy of the Singapore Traction Company. The last word in comfort and elegance, two of these vehicles have been purchased by the S.T.C. and are already
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    PAP and Malaysia: Two courses open
    396 4 *pHE Peoples Action Party today envisaged two possible courses open to it in an essential re-adjustment of party organisation and outlook in future Malaysia. The establishment of PAp branches throughout Malaysia. Alliance with friends, not only in the Federation, but also In the Borneo
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    442 4 THE following Is todays schex dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS Gamda: From Medan, Kuala Lumpur (OA 990) 3 pjn.; from Bangkok (OA 805) 6.25 pjn.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.40 a.m. Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong. Bangkok (CX 731) 7.35
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    Malacca lays plans to smash gangs
    378 5 THE COWARDS IN SECRET SOCIETIES secret society members are cowards, the O.CP.D., Malacca (Central), Deputy Superintendent E. A. Fernandez, told Rotarians t,oday. Addressing a tea-meeting of the club, Mr. Fernandez disclosed that a high-level committee headed by the State Secretary was now meeting police
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    8 A's boy off to Harvard
    53 5 PENANO, Thurs. —A student who scored eight A's In his School Certificate exam two years ago, left today for the U.S. to Join Harvard University. Mr. J. Nagarajan. 18. former pupil of the Method 1st Boys' School, will study physics on a scholarship awarded
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    LIM, 'UNITED FRONT CREATED THE CHAOS, SAYS SEOW
    850 5 LIM, 'UNITED FRONT CREATED THE CHAOS, SAYS SEOW SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Crown Counsel, Mr. Francis T. Scow. today charged that Mr. Lim Seek Kian. ex-presid-ent of the Singapore Chinese Schools Teachers' Union, and his men together with the "united front" had created chaos in the change of systems in the Chinese
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    NOW THAT I AM JUST A COMMONER...
    122 5 NOW THAT I AM JUST A COMMONER... 0 BORN in the Imperial Palace, the youngest daughter of Emperor Hi rohito, lovely Princess Saga was always regarded as a rebel against tradition. This Sunday in Asia Magazine, she tells yon thr startling story of how this popular misconception wa> built up
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    Teacher from India sparks a protest
    186 5 Teacher from India sparks a protest rLUK ANSON, Thuxs The board of managers of the Government Tamil Primary School here has filed a protest against tho appointment of a woman teacher to the school In a letter to the Organiser of Indian Schools, Perak. Mr. V. Nadeson. the board chairman,
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    4 more pioneer products
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Four more products have been given pioneer status under the Pioneer Industries (Relief from Income Tax) Ordinance, bringing the total to 302. The products are asbestos cement pressure pipes, household water-heaters, power and distribution transformers, and face and bath towels.
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    ACCUSED OF CHEATING. POSING AS ARCHITECT
    83 5 QINGAPORE. Thurs. »3 Cyril Harry Wee pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court today to a charge of cheating Goh Bian Han of $3,200 while Dosine as an architect. He Is alleged to have committed the offence at Raffles Place on Oct. 28 last
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    PHILIPPINES DOCTORS: STATEMENT ON MONDAY
    114 6 PHILIPPINES DOCTORS: STATEMENT ON MONDAY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —An announcement regarding the recruitment of doctors from the Philippines to help Malaya improve its medical and health services is expected to be made on Monday. They will be the Philippines Government's first contribution to the Association of South-East Asia under the
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    Penang robbery
    18 6 PENANG. Thurs.—Burglars stole $95 and goods worth $110 from a shop In Seang Tek Road today.
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    He refused to serve coloured students
    317 6 'UNABLE TO TELL THEM APART FROM ABORIGINES' BRISBANE, Thursday. QUEENSLAND University students this week picketed a hotel at Spring Hill to protest against an alleged colour bar. The hour-long demonstration inside and outside the hotel, the Leichhardt, ended only after two turbaned students were
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    Killed by his own lorry
    58 6 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. A lorry attendant, Neon Siah Eng. 18, died last night two hours after he had been crushed by his own lorry against a railway goods wagon. Neon was directing the lorry reversing towards the wagon at the Pral railway godown when It ran
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    Water bills: A protest
    43 6 TAIPING, Thurs. The Town Council has decided to oppose the Perak Government's decision to send out water bills to consumers every two months and not monthly as at present, because it would cause hardship to the low income groups.
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    5-year course
    34 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —Mr. Peter Lee Wang Cheong, a nominee of the North Borneo Government, has been selected by the Government of India for a flve-ydir veterinary science course at Madras veterinary College.
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    ACID, PARANG ATTACK ON FOUR AT STALL
    177 6 ACID, PARANG ATTACK ON FOUR AT STALL SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two youths were seriously injured last night when a fang of 16 armed with parangs and acid "bombs" attacked four customers at a coffee stall in Thomson Road. Nk Chang Lai. 17. and Sim Cheng Kit, 18, were admitted to the
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    Three for Nanyang
    65 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Three educationists from abroad have Joined Nanyang University. An expert on physical education, Mr. Chen Sang Moh, came from Manila to take up the post of chairman of the university's Board of Student Welfare. Prof. Wong Teck Chow, a scholar In history from Formosa will take
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    Medical studies for three
    34 6 TAIPING. Thurs. Three Taiplng boys, all 18, have been awarded Colombo Plan scholarships to study medicine in India. They are Ho Chek Cheong, Lee Ens Lam and Ng Say Khiam.
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    Go ahead for $161 m. cable project
    226 6 Go ahead for $161 m. cable project KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The SouthEast "Asia Commonwealth Cable Conference has decided to go ahead with the construction of $161.5 million SEACOM project. Malaya. Singapore. Australia. New Zealand. Canada and Britain will contribute towards the capital. SEACOM (Southeast Asia Commonwealth Cable System) will link
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    Pawangs are 'no longer suitable'
    66 6 i JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs I Rural people who still believed In pawangs (medicinemen) should change their attitude because this was no longer suitable in the modern age. the Mentri Besar. Dato Haj: Hassan bin Haji Yunos, said here when he opened a new $12,000 clinic.
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    Disney makes allies of two natural enemies
    353 6 ALL those who have enJoyed the earlier Disney films set In the great outdoors will find his latest presentation "Nikki. Wild Dog of the North" well up to the usual standard. Set in the majestic wilds of the Canadian Rockies near Banff. Alberta,
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    'CARRY ON' CROWD AT FUNNIEST YET-AND IN COLOUR TOO
    334 6 'CARRY ON' CROWD AT FUNNIEST YET- AND IN COLOUR TOO rpHE "Carry On" series of X British comedies has been making people laugh tor a long time now, but "Carry On Cruising," the first in colour, Is certainly the funniest yet. As in the previous films, the cast manage to
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    I meet Madam Lai—the Lady High Executioner...
    1941 7 I meet Madam Lai the Lady High Executioner... CHAPTER TWO OF THE STORY OF A BRITISH PLANTER WHO JOINED A MALAYAN GUERILLA BAND FIGHTING THE JAPANESE WE were quite happy at first in this camp. Treated well and given full charge of the training programme. It was here I trained
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    relax and be beautiful!
    329 8 W. WANT to be beautiful? What a question! Who doesn't? Well, then, let me tell you a secret. If you know how to relax, then you are well on the way to true beauty. Relaxation, calm serenity and absence of worry all go to make up
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    Could you use some extra money...say $10,000?
    662 8 Could you use some extra money. ..say $10,000? ITS quite the style now for mothers to feed their babies themselves. 1 remember a time when a woman of means or position or both wouldn't dream of 'spoiling, her figure" this way. Doctors heartily endorse this revival of mothers breast-feeding their
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    formidable' will soon be 'familiar'
    322 8 formidable' will soon be 'familiar' PVERY bride, when she steps into her new kitchen and sees the complicated array of pots, pans, spatulas, colanders, scrapers, shredders, graters, strainers, feels very bewildered and discouraged. Don't let it get you down. Soon you will know what each item is used for. In
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    NOT A WINK OF SLEEP ALL NIGHT
    314 8 NOT A WINK OF SLEEP ALL NIGHT Y'M just about dead 1 this morning Do you know why? I hardly slept a wink all night because of a huge squadron of blankety-blank mosquitoes that kept buzzing around me and attacking me from all sides. Honestly, if there is one thing
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    Perfection for experts and amateurs
    629 8 YOU know what I think? I think people who are not good cooks should always use gas in the kitchen. And do you know why? Because gas is the easy fuel. The flame is perfectly adjustable so that all you have to do Is follow
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    Gigantic steel mill cost soars
    254 8 Gigantic steel mill cost soars KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. Tit ALAYA'S first steel mill to be constructed at Prai will be built in four stages and will cost several hundred million dollars. Senator T.H. Tan, president of Malayawata Steel Projects said this today. Senator Tan said he could not disclose the
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    Called to the Bar
    95 8 LONDON, Thurs. These Malayan students have been called to the Bar: Federation of Malaya: Tengku Zaln bin Tengku Zakaria (Negri Sembilan), Anuar bin Zainal Abidin (Kuala Lumpur), R. Chellappah. Miss Harwanth Kaur (Tanjong Rambutan), Liew Nyik Kee. Llm Cheng Pah. F. K. O. Tan (Malacca), P.
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    Leaders back
    17 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Ten Umno leaders returned here today after a 10-day tour of Sarawak.
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    The feast of St. Anne draws big crowds
    145 8 The feast of St. Anne draws big crowds PORT SWETTENHAM, Thnrs. The f our-day celebrations to mark tbe titular feast of St. Anne began today with more than 2,000 people attending the first Mass at 7 a.m. at Samy Road. The number of pilgrims is expected to swell to 25.000
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    Show aids blind
    40 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation of Malaya Indian Film Bociety will stage a variety show "A Night of Treasure" in aid of the Malayan Association for the Blind at the Language and Literature Agency on Saturday night.
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    Devoted father now has $707
    274 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Further contributions for Penang's "most devoted" father, Mr. Lee Ah Cheang, 82, and his bed-ridden daughter, PhaUc Kirn, 58, have been received from Straits Times readers In the Federation and Singapore. The fund now stands at $707. The new donations came from:
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    Lock icon MOVE TO WIPE OUT THE JUNGLE REDS
    204 8 MOVE TO WIPE OUT THE JUNGLE REDS BANGKOK, Thurs. Thailand and Malaya have agreed to launch a decisive campaign to wipe out Communist bandits along their Jungled frontier, according to the Thai Interior Minister, Gen. Prapart Charusathien. He told reporters the two countries had already set armed forces for a
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    Dedicated to Mr. Heah
    65 8 PENANG, Thurs. Adult education students In Penang were today urged to perpetuate the memory of their late president. Mr. Heah Joo Beang, by working hard. "That is the best way In which we can dedicate our activities to the benefit of both young and old," Mr.
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    NATIONAL LANGUAGE MONTH A move for Assembly debates all in Malay
    246 8 NATIONAL LANGUAGE MONTH A move for Assembly debates all in Malay fPOH, Thurs. Th* 1 Speaker of the Perak State Legislative Assembly, Inche Mohamed Ali Zalni, said today he would seek the cooperation of Assemblymen in conducting Assembly meetings entirely in the national language. He said that at the next
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    Indonesian party
    28 8 PENANO, Thurs.—The Indonesian Consul and Mrs. Zahar Arifln will be hosts at an Indonesian Independence day reception at the E and O Hotel on Aug. 17.
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      157 8 Ailoy Omm By V* T. Hatntin IS? HB»,A \FORUNCLTS J COIN' I •UCNIN'f MAKE ONE H^SOUf HE IS- QUICKLY .^A^lJkPvF* J( T WNG-T*JLEp DINNER' V JO« I1 1 SMELL J. CHOKE! \FIRe I COWITIOH ACT AS WMBF j-<j?/ U MHck Irtiry Bff Chvttrr guwM 1 ■T~OOl!f- ACCURSED 1 fCLUeSf TWATfe
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    'Saboteurs' on railway
    259 9 ALERT DIESEL DRIVERS SPOT SLEEPERS LAID ON TRACK THREE NIGHTS RUNNING pOLICE are investigating attempts on three successive nights last week to derail passenger diesel railcars bound for Port Swettenham from Kuala Lumpur. The attempts were made by putting heavy 6 ft. sleepers across the track on
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    Khalwat: Heavier penalties proposed
    183 9 Khalwat: Heavier penalties proposed KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Thurs. The Selaneor Legislative Vsvmbly will be asked by the State Government <m .Monday to approve heavier penalities for Muslims found guilty of khalwat (close proximity). The proposed penalties are: ANY MALE Muslim who is found in retirement with and in suspicious proximity t<»
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    Lock icon Botanists on expedition
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An international party of botanists, under the leadership of Dr. Hsuan Keng, of the University of Singapore, is now in Ulu Kelantan on a Unescosponsored expedition to study the flora of limestone hills ir. the region. The expedition will also Rive training to younger botanists
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    Rotary dinner
    30 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. —Dr P B. Pillal will be installed new president of the Bukit Mertajam Rotary Club at Its annual dinner at the Kullm Club this Saturday.
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    ACQUITTED OF ROBBERY CHARGE
    90 9 PENANG, Thurs. Slah Ah Boon. 24, was acquitted of armed robbery yesterday when police did not proceed with the charge against him. "I have been instructed by the DPP to offer no evidence against Slah," Asst. Supt. A. Balaratnam. prosecuting, told the Senior Sessions Court President.
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    Apex leader
    29 9 SEREMBAN, Thurs. Mr. A. Gnanarajah was re-elected president of the Apex Club here last night. Vice-presi-dent is Mr. Norman Blaikil and hon. secretary Mr. P. S Nathan.
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    Poise and personality: Kum Mooi represents Malaya
    154 9 Poise and personality: Kum Mooi represents Malaya BRISBANE, Thurs. Miss Goh Kum Mooi of Kuala Lumpur < above), a final year physiotherapy student here, will represent Malaya in the Miss International Quest to raise funds for the building or a new residential college for the University or Queensland. A report
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    Scouts meet at Johore Istana
    49 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— About 900 scouts from all parts of Johore converged on the Istana Besar garden here today for the opening of a Scout "champorette"*— a miniature jamboree lasting four days. The "champorette" will be open to the public tomorrow and oh Saturday
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    Mr. CHOY DELAYS THAT 'JOB OR ASSEMBLY' DECISION
    124 9 PENANG. Thurs. A Socialist Front Assemblyman, Mr. C.Y. Choy, has still not decided whether tn resign from the State Assembly or give up his job as office assistant with Cable and Wireless in Penang "I have still more than one month in
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    CHONG EU BACKS STORE UDP TAKING PART IN ACTION COUNCIL
    300 9 CHONG EU BACKS STORE UDP TAKING PART IN ACTION COUNCIL PENANG, Thursday. TWE pro-tern chairman of the United Democratic x Party, Dr. Lim Chong Eu. today defended his party's participation in the Singapore Council of Joint Action in connection with the National Referendum Ordinance. I "We believe this partiripation is
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      223 9 Straits Times Crossword across 6. Watch part of the pip* going I MimmMml »nrl nw unfnrtu- tta wall (10). a which v all »ron» so \ea> refusal to show tne flag <6t. W Divided (?T ir n «bo«te'y °roaU borne, per- JSodtfJwrttert method. h wltho h T dUH thoiurh ahnnt
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    63 10 W»r4t Sit (Minimum) »at»y and Seag Pul thank At.At Staff and friends for attendance, wraatht, donation*, Uui offeringi, serv icet rendered at the funeral of their liter Mm Iren* Wong Hlu Ueng. THB METHOOIIT OIRLS' School, i »ab thank all parent*, old girli, friMdi and membera of the public
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 10 H.rrfi Sit (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Kreddie T»m Blew Kwan who departed 27th July 1*49. Fondly remembered by Jannle. Juale and Lena.
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    107 10 J* HoiVi Sit (Minimum) "TRBS CHIC", I.idim Haird.rei.ini; lur your latest bairityle and expert hair treatment Chnatlne in attendance. Manicure and pedicure. Ring JU3B? for appointment. 32. Ngee Ann Building Singapore. USE COPPIRTONE whenever you're in the aun ewimmlng, boating, picmcklag. Coppertone give* the faateat •untan poealble with maximum
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  • The Straits Times Friday, July 27, 1962.
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      Choice For Thais
      616 10 The doubts expressed in Thailand of the stability ol neutral Laos are neither new nor groundless. But if the Bangkok Posts analysis of the post-Geneva picture reflects official thinking, as it probably does, the Thai Government is being excessively nervous. Having practically 'written off the Laotian settlement,
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      Urea Project
      368 10 Among the most interested spectators watching the drama of Inche Aziz Ishak's relations with the Tengku are the people directly involved in the establishment of a urea fertiliser plant Their hope for an outcome favourable to Inche Aziz is understandable. He has been the driving force behind the
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      Border Reds
      223 10 There are still a sizeable handful of Communist terrorists in the Thai border area. The official figure at the beginning of the year was 480, but almost certainly the number has been reduced since then by surrenders and desertions to below 450. In the last two years nearly
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      Giving value for money
      290 10 FCHE AMINUDDIN (S.T. July 18) rightly stated that "there are schools Inherited from the past slightly better than cowsheds." Such schools need the highest priority the Government can give. The case at present is that the better schools are being bettered while the "slightly better than
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      THAT PENSION HOLD UP
      175 10 \[AY I refer to your corIm respondent "Retired" of Taiplng <B.T. July 24). Every effort has been made by all the departments concerned to clear all cases of pensions affected by the Federation Army (Retired Pay. Pensions, Gratuities and Other Grants) Regulations, 1961. It should be
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    It's all woe in Wall Street
    1446 10  -  PAUL SAMUELSON ALTHOUGH THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK HAS TURNED WORSE O~THERE IS STILL TIME FOR KENNEDY TO ACT: TAX CUTS by TH E R E has been a sharp change in A m c r ican opinion since the Wall Street crash of lat& May.
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    Death-fast days are numbered in India
    333 10 LIME JUICE FOR LESSER MEN DOxMBAY. Thurs. The Indian Government is planning to outlaw the use of hunger strikes as a trade union weapon Official iigures indicate that there were 110 industrial hunger strikes in the twelve months ended on March 31. The Government
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      106 10 How Do You Pronounce Ghoti' If you are sometimes bewildered by English spelling and pronunciation. the late George Bernard Shaw would have sympathised. He invented the word t, hot i and showed that it could be pronounced 'flsb'! Nevertheless, the "working language" of statesmen, businessmen, scientists and scholars all over
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      159 10 ■HiiV "m U" 1 98 y° u uke definite *t*P* ji^LSj 5 S^H t0 P revent V°* may at »ny I time offfnd with perspiration odour. (Everybody perspire*!) But once you've applied rnHBUfMJ ODO R N0 deodorant, yon Il!l7il)7tli!l! lalow you're protected all day LJliflrflill long. Odour vanuhes instantly ■^^Ji^JuJ
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    Big nonya treasure goes under the hammer
    240 11 Big nonya treasure goes under the hammer SINGAPORE. Thurs. A family treasure was sold today under an auctioneer's hammer The 71 -item collection of gold ornaments and precious stones belonged to a real estate millionaire, Mr. Lee Glok Chye, who died seven months ago. The $20.000-treasure Ls believed to have
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    A whipping for two youths
    439 11 CONVICTED OF BED TO EXTORT, THEN MAGISTRATE TELLS THEM: PEOPLE OF K.L. LIVING IN FEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MAGISTRATE, Mr. Chan Siew Yoon, today ordered two youths to be whipped for attempted extortion. Mr. Chan said that the only way of turning such people from
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    Easy travel plan on the railway
    109 11 Easy travel plan on the railway KUALA LL'MPCR. Thurs. Another ASA (Association of South-East Asia) plan to make travel between Malaya and ThalIa n d simpler was announced today by the Malayan Railway Administration From Wednesday Aug. 1) single and return journey tickets will be available between stations in North
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    New magistrate
    20 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. C. Anil, an assistant official assignee, will take up duties as a magistrate next Wednesday.
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    The chance New York meeting that united two nations
    243 11 The chance New York meeting that united two nations By NELSON RUTHERFURD 1 Kuala Lumpur, Thura. THE Australian High Commissioner in Malaya, Mr Tom Critchley, 45, today told how a chance meeting in New York led to the romance of the diplomat and the secretary. Telling the story with him
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    Day Mr. Seow drove past a sports car
    519 11 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A CROWN Counsel told a traffic court today how a sports car driver allegedly tried to make him do "something foolish" while they were driving along Dunearn Road towards Johore Mr. Francis T Scow was the complainant In a summons
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    'MONEY BACK'MEN CALL AT
    225 11 'MONEY BACK' MEN CALL AT REGISTRY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some of the 500 'money back" men and women, who besieged a benefit association yesterday, called at the Registry of Mutual Benefit Organisations. Labour Ministry, today. They wanted to find out the legal position of the Toh Yuen Put Tong Mutual Benefit
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      444 11 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT WAVE SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 41 metre* SERVICE 41.7 Metre* MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE AM 8.00 Time Signal. Nega476 metro ra-ku. News Headlines; 6.05 A.M 6 00 Oood Morning; Moinlng Melodies; 7.00 Ren6.01 Morning Preluar 7.00 The de*,u.« With Music: 7.30 Time Newi 7.06 Breakfast Bulletin; Slsnul.
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    Progressive Ipoh...
    285 12  -  HENRY PAUL Another multi-million dollar project started By 527 LOW-COST HOUSE UNITS IN SIX TYPES TO BE BUILT ON 70-ACRE SITE JFOH is progressing rapidly. Construction work has now commenced on another multi-million dollar project the second phase of the Canning Garden housing scheme. Undertaken by a private
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    MATTERHORN SALES INCREASING
    88 12 MATTERHORN SALES INCREASING SINGAPORE Tobacco Co. Ltd. reports that sales of mentholated Matterhorn cigarettes have risen over 12 times since production first started in Singapore seven months ago. The company says that sales are still rising. The company has now introduced Matterhorn in a special executive pack of 20 cigarettes
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    Rolls Royce air aid kit
    90 12 ROLLS Royce Ltd. last week presented a "University Aid Kit" to the Singapore dovernment. The equipment is to be used to provide air traffic control officers with instructions on turbine engines. Picture abov shows Mr. F. M V. Johnstone (right), a director of Jardine Waugh
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    AUSTRALIAN SPECTACLE FRAMES HERE
    80 12 NING Kwong Optical Co. of Singapore, have been appointed as agents by Martin Wells Pty. Ltd. of Sydney. Australia, manufacturers of high-quality spectacle frames. A representative of Martin Wells. Mr. E. J. Marsh arrived in Singapore last week with the first shipment of frames for Malaya
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    OFF TO ATTEND SERVICE MANAGERS' MEET
    65 12 OFF TO ATTEND SERVICE MANAGERS' MEET INCHE A. M. YUSOF (above), of the service department, sales division of Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd., left Singapore early this week to attend the service managers' training course at Ford Dagenham and the International Service Managers' Conference in Cologne. Inche Yusof will
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    US medical equipment exhibition in Bangkok
    259 12 US medical equipment exhibition in Bangkok fPHE U.S. South-East A Asia Trade Centre's second exhibition featuring medical, dental and surgical equipment, opened in Bangkok on Monday. Officials said the display represents the most up-to-date equipment and supplies —from huge X-ray machines to the smallest dental drills. Representatives of 60 U.S.
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    New travel company formed in K.L.
    162 12 4 NEW company has been formed in Kuala Lumpur to take tourists round Malaya in a fleet of luxury, airconditioned coaches equipped with wrap-round observation windows and cocktail bars. It is Trans Malayan Airconditioned Bus Services Ltd., which will have booking stations in the
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    Big jump in Indian sugar exports
    98 12 Big jump in Indian sugar exports TNDIAN exports of sugar to the world market last year rose by 250,076 metric tons to 267,869 tons over 1960. Her main customers were Malaya, Singapore, the United States. China, Canada. Burma, Ceylon, Aden. Saudi Arabia and Iraq. Shipments to the pan-Ma-layan market last
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    INDIA BUILDING UP FALLING TRADE IN TEA
    144 12 INDIA BUILDING UP FALLING TRADE IN TEA T H*]i WJHf.' fl~* <**%%. From KEITH HOOPER in Sydney ]t|ALAYA, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong iTI are the targets of a trade-building drive now being started by the Indian Tea Board, according to reports reaching here from Delhi. The promotion drive
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    G.E.C. gets big order
    64 12 General Electric Co. has received a U556,250,000 order for a complete power plant to supply a synthetic rubber plant under construction by Petroleo Brasileiro S.A.. it was stated in New York. The order was received by International General Electric Co.. the overseas marketing division of the
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      504 13 NOTICE I NOTICE IN THE HIGH COLRT OF THE STATI OF SINGAPORE ISLAND Of SINGAPORE Salt No. 317 of IM2 Between BAN HIN LEE BANK LIMITED Plaintiff and Ouan Joo Hong (sued as a firm) Defendant* IX>:— Ouan Joo Hong firm), No. 46 Hong Kong Street, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that
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      776 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Ward* t* (Mlm.}—Box It eU. axtrm WANTBDi Head Teacher for Bekolah idria, Tinjaas) Ipok, M*«jri sambUaa The achoa* M giaS«i aa a small prtnaary scboal wtth aisawance for secondary eaiaaaa. Tka aafciai*ii candidate is ainaal«il SS apt sate ttaa unified teachhk* aerrloa. Th* eaesney is open to
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      1595 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE 20 Ward* U (Min.)— Box M rts. extra 20 Ward* U (Min.)— Box 10 et: axtro VAUXHALL CRESTA 1959 Sage BARGAINS! At factory priors Green 8 new tyres 53.750 0.n.0. 38 Caraphorwood cheats, writing deak*. Quern Astrid Park (S'por*) *****. baby cots A playpens, coffee
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    Big Jim and his unhappy band of brethren
    550 14  -  GERARD KEMP by LONDON, Thurs. The Man with the Grey Flannel Suit and the dartf grey religion walked on stage, at Alexandra Palace last week. Seven thousand of his Saints rose at once, in silent respect; each Saint with a green ticket
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    The Great Macmillan Purge
    1231 14  - The Great Macmillan Purge DEREK I MARKS I by BEING THE FIRST FULL STORY OF THE POLITICAL NIGHT OF THE LONG KNIVES AND HOW THE BELL TOLLED FOR MANY... £FT! HE most brutal humiliation of my life." Willi these words I one former Cabinet Minister described to a friend his
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    TONGKAH, FRASER & NEAVE ARE EXCHAHGE FEATURES
    560 16 TONGKAH, FRASER NEAVE ARE EXCHAHGE FEATURES From Our Market Correspondent rpWO featares stood out I on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday once again Tongkah Harbour and Fraser and Neave. Tongkah Harbour were done from 87*. bd. to 87s. 9d. ready and up to 89s. on a delayed basU The counter
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    727 16 pOMBTNED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of deals in brackets: Induitrlalti Boustead (1,000) $1.58; Dunlops (4.000) $1.70. (1,000) $1.71: East Smelting (400) $2.78 SL, (3,000) $2.79: Fed. Dtsp. (2.000) $1.29: K. and N. ords
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    429 16 rTiHE price of Straits Tin yesterday, after its slight rally on Wednesday, fell off again by 37$ cents to $435.50 on an offering estimated at 250 tons or 10 tons more. In London overnight tin ruled steady at a drop of around 30s.
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    279 16 pRICBS remained unchanged throughout the morning session on an Inactive Federation Rubber Market, y wtertlsv Some covering for No. 2 and I sheet for Aui:u.«t was noted and business was done ai ruling dlfferenUals. Just prior to the morning clone, prices steadied slightly, but turnover wms
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    209 16 AUGUST flnt grid* ruM*r buytr. f• b. closed at 3 p.m. in sinuipore y«*terday at 75i cents per Ib., up Uiree-elKlitha of a cent on Wedntxday'a closing price. The tone was qmtt. t.C.C.R.A. cloninn prices In cent* per Ib. yemerdajr: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f.o.h. buyer* 75!.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    127 16 July 26. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) N. 13 cts. Cold Store 4Jd. M. Box 13 cts. Steamship 9 cts. Breweries 21 eta. 8. Times 22 cm. 8. Darby 4td. 8. Traders 26 cta> W. Jacks 10 cts. Unlteers 11 cts. ■Robinson cts. MININGS A. Amal 2/3 Pabang l/4t
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    425 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. npRADINO In lnvestmrnt and indnstrial shares continued on very quiet lines as prices easedMost leaders lost ground, led by B.H.P Golds continued to ease. Goldmines Kalfoorlle lost Is- 9d. over two days to 13s. Oils attracted little Interest and mostly moved narrowly. Base metal* were quiet
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      241 16 I CLOSING PRICES July 26. RIRBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 754 cents (up three-eighths of a cent). XL.: 754 cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $435.50 (down 371 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 19 tons). TENDER WAR DEPARTMENT TENDER Tenders are invited lor the salt of 17 structures of
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      Hirose and Karalak out
      443 18 JOSE THE CHAMPION IN UNFINISHED DUEL WITH UNSEEDED NEW ZEALANDER By LEE FOO SAN and JOE MIRANDA TWO seeded players, Hitoshi Hirose (Japan) and Sutiraphan Karalak (Thailand) were eliminated in the second round of the men's singles in the Malayan open tennis championships here today. Top-seeded
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      29 18 Boccm BABI DISTRICT (Sporei: DIV. 3— Dipt Police 5 Signal 0 IPOH DIV. 1: Cheng Wah 4 Ramblers 1. PI \\G DIV. I: Buharul Alam 4 MTC 1.
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      RELAY TEAM NEARER MARK
      185 18 RELAY TEAM NEARER MARK SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore 4 x 100 m relay team's gapore 4xloom relay team> hopes of qualifying for the Asian Games rose today when they clocked their best ever time in their fourth attempt at Farret Park. With a new runner, schoolboy Loh Chan Plew at
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      Results
      383 18 MEN'S SINGLtS SECOND ROUND: J. Jos* tl'li v K. Clarke (NZI 3-7, b-0 uiitim-lird Bill} Yap i.Mi bl Lint I-ioiik Chine i.Mj Mb b-1; J. Souler l.\Z) bt Vo Van I 1, .mil iVi Ma Ml S. tnaru- limdu il) bt It. Iliro-. (J) M, 6-1, M; J. Pearce
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      The case of the 'missing' Police hockey players
      394 18 rE failure of the three police players selected to represent Malayan Hockey Federation at I" the Asian Games to turn up for raining at the Batu Cantonment Camp with other players since selection on July 21 is causing grave concern and this
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      Formosans here
      30 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs Formosa, the Asian Games soccer champion, arrived here tonight for their twomatch visit. They will meet Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow and All-Singapore on Saturday.
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      Thuan Heng qualifies for Games
      83 18 Thuan Heng qualifies for Games SINGAPORE, Thuri. Tan Thnan Hen*, the 14-year-oui freestyle star, today became the second Singapore swimmer to qualify for the Asian Games In Jakarta next month. The first qualifier was Bernard Chan. Thuan Hent today retained his Sincaporr I.SMm freestyle championship In 18min 40.2 sec. to
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      97 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Rain curtailed play In some of the county cricket matches yesterday Close of play scores: At Lord's: Notts 163-5 (Gill 58 1 v Middlesex. At the Oval: Wore: 101-5 v Surrey. At Hastinn: Sussex 268-5 dec (Lenham 90 Oakman 67 ii.o.i Leics 4-0. At
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      629 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. QELANGOR and Singapore renew for the fifth time on the Kuala Lumpur padang tomorrow and on Saturday and Sunday their rivalry in the Malayan Cricket Association's inter-state league final which they have reached every year since the
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      38 18 SOCCER TOUR MATCH: Spore v Formosa cJn Be.sar Stadium. 7.30). SCHOOL INTER-STATE: S'gor v Negri (Merdeka Stadium. 5.15 p.m.). CRICKET MCA LEAGUE FINAL: 1st day S'gor v S'pore (KL padang). TENNIS MALAYAN OPEN championI ships dpoh 3 p.m.).
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      FLYING MIST DOES A BRILLIANT 3F WORKOUT
      192 19 FLYING MIST DOES A BRILLIANT 3F WORKOUT ON THE TRACK with EPSOM JEEP; P.nang, Thursday INLYING MIST, with Ken Smith astride, was did a brilliant trial on the track this morning, running 3f in 36—one of the best performances I have seen by a Class 5 horse. The grey is
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      Stalls trial success
      97 19 Stalls trial success |>ARifcs. Thun. AuatraUan--1 type starting stalls, used for the first time during a French race meeting hen at ChantUly. yesterday, were pronounced a •uccess by trainers. Jockeys and officials Four British officials. Including English Jockey Club Steward Lord Howard de Walden. said they had a "very favourable
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      Weights for sunday
      373 19 Weights for sunday WEIGHTS for TV all eight races at Penan* on Sunday: Cl. 5. Div. I— 6f Shangrila II 9.02 Chasart 8.11 MarUah Darling 8.10 Rainbow 1 End 8.09 Small Chanfe 8.09 Last Try 8.0» Comae 8.08 Drajon'* Blood 8.08 The Concrrtor 846 Gregory 8.06 Nerome 8.06 Plet Hfln
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      470 19 SYDNEY, Thursday. RICHIE BENAUD, Australia's cricket captain, yesterday forecast that victory in the coming Test series against England would be difficult Writing in the Sydney Sun. Benaud said: "You think MCC will be easy this year? Brother, you can forget all 1 about that." "The
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      260 19 Israelis train hard for Games By JOE EZEKIEL 'PEL AVIV, Thurs.—Twenty- nve Israeli soccer players, seven of them National Servicemen, are undergoing intensive training at the Ramat Gan stadium here in preparation for next month's Asian Games at Jakarta. In charge of them is Giola Mandi, one of Hungary's top
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      92 19 mOKYO. Thurs. The Ja- pan Olympic Committee said today Japan would propose at the general meeting in Jakarta nest month of the Asian Games Federation that the number of events to be staged at the Asian Games In the future be limited to 10. The Federation charter
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    458 20 RIVAL TROOPS MASS IN CONSTANTINE; FRENCH ARMY 'MAY RETURN' WARNING TIZI OUZOU, Kabylia, Thursday. 1,200 troops supporting the Algerian Vice-Premier Belkacem Krim are advancing on Constantino, the East Algerian city seized yesterday by supporters of the dissident VicePremier Ben Bella, usually reliable sources here said
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    66 20 MacD. for Peking GENEVA. Thurs. Mr. Malcolm Macdonaid. British permanent co-chairman of the successful Laos conference, plans to pay a private visit to China in October during a tour of the Far East, an authoritative sources said here today. He will go to Peking as the ttuest of Marshal Chen
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    42 20 MR. CMEAH iOON LOCK and faninv rxprr** 'lint hmiifrlt tcratltudc to all friend*. rrlutiv«« and to the sin«.i|n>rr Police Fore* lur the wreathe, mriflo:rrtrr«. and anpiManc* ki\en to Ihe late Mr. rimh Kirn Bute who n»s«Pd l«.iy on Tuesday. 24th July.
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    180 20 Irian rivals review progress in talks WASHINGTON. Ttaurs. Dr. Subandrio. the Indonesian Foreign Minister, and Dr. J H Van Roijen, the Dutch Ambassador, held a private meeting last night to review progress in the current secret talks on the West Irian issue. Diplomatic sources said that the Ambassador and Dr.
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    East Coast exercises completed
    152 20 CJINGAPORE. Thurs.-Britlsh 10 navy, air force and military units have completed exercises off Malaya's East Coast with a simulated Invasion. The cruiser Tiger landed the Ist. Bn., the Green Jackets, and the commando carrier Bulwark landed No. 40 Commando on the Trengganu coast on Wednesday, against
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    263 20 POLICE ARE WAITING TO QUESTION HER Mrs. Chua: Daughters pray at hospital bedside SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The two teenaged daughters of Mrs. Maria Chua, who was shot three times on Tuesday, said prayers at her hospital bedside this evening for their mother's quick recovery. Meanwhile, detectives are piecing together clues to
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    83 20 CHOPPER ATTACK BOY BETTER SINGAPORE. Fri. The condition of Ton Muay Lee. 4. the boy who was injured in the spine during a chopper attack in Changi Village on Tuesday is now greatly. Improved according to R.A.F. authorities tonight. Toh. who is now being treated at the R.A.F. hospital in
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    SHE CAME OUT UNSCATHED
    43 20 THE WOMAN driver of this Volkswagen walked out unhurt after it toppled over the edge of a lane off Circular Road in Kuala Lumpur yesterday and fell into a drain. The car was only slightly damaged. Straits Times picture.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    344 20 LONDON, Thurs. Generally j firm conditions prevailed in stock markets today. The rise in Industrials gathered momentum on increased buying stimulated again by growing optimism regarding Mr. Marmillans speech in the House of Commons debate later today. Closing middie prices of selected stockii not including stamp urny were:
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    205 20 3 Brunei councils for Party Rakyat DRUNEI TOWN. D Thurs.— The Party Rakyat of Brunei had captured 31 of the 55 seats in the three district council elections when nominations closed on Saturday. The Party now controls three of the four councils. They are Brunei, where the party took 20
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