The Straits Times, 28 July 1962

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    18 1 AVEIIAGE DAILY fniTIFIFO SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1962. if 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Airliner dives to avoid collision
    94 1 Airliner dives to avoid collision AMSTERDAM, Fri. Almost all 79 passengers were hurt or badly shaken when a Boeing 707 airliner made a steep dive over Eastern Holland yesterday, according to airport sources. The Pan-American Airways plane later landed safely a,t Schiphol airport here. Eye-witnesses said some of the passengers
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    Housewife stabbed
    84 1 SINGAPORE. Fri—a yonth and a housewife were stabbed in two separate attacks here tonight. Both were rushed i<> hospital and admitted In the first case, a youth. Ten Beng Kirn. 19. was set upon by five dagger-wielding times and stabbed three. times in the chest and back In
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    ANXIETY OVER
    562 1 2 A.M. FLASH: M-talks 'less stormy' 'Forecast fair 9 says the Tengku From 1 LESLIE HOFFMAN: LONDON. Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman, Malayan Prime Minister, today summed up the latest round of British-Ma-layan talks on Malaysia in these words: "Weather unsettled, less stormy, forecast fair." The Tengku's "bulletin" w;js
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    Lock icon Macapagal proposes a greater Malaysia with P.I.
    350 1 Macapagal proposes a greater Malaysia with P.I. MANILA. Fri. Philippine President Diosdado Marapagal today proposed the formation of a Confederation of Greater Malaysia among the Philippines, Malaya. Singapore and the three Borneo territories. Mr. Macapagal made the proposal at his weekly news conference. He said the Philippine Foreign office was
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    ROOFTOP HUNT AFTER STABBING LOF PRIESTESS
    116 1 ROOFTOP HUNT AFTER STABBING L OF PRIESTESS SINGAPORE fireman peers into an attic in A a dawn search by detectives and firemen for the weapon used by a prowler to stab a priestess, Tan Tong Moi, 30, as she slept in a temple in a lane off Buffalo Road yesterday.
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    Lock icon WOMEN'S PILL MAKES MEN SO FERTILE
    146 1 SEATTLE. Fri. A simple i pill compound taken j by women to prevent pregnancy appears to have the qualities of Increasing fertility three-fold when taken by men. Dr. Carl G. Heller said today. The compound, known to chemists as nor c than drolone and
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    Lock icon Barisan case has little or no chance'
    1224 1 Barisan case has little or no chance' PREMIER LEE WINS OVER THE U.N. COMMITTEE ON COLONIALISM NEW YOKK, Friday. JNFORMED sources here suy thai, although Dr. Lee Siew Choh and Mr. S. Wood hull of the Barisan Sosialis quickly won the sympathy of the Soviet delegate, Mr. Valentin Zorin, there
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    Marshall off today
    76 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. David Marshall, leader of the Workers' Party, will leave early tomorrow for New York to appear before the United Nations' Special Committee on Colonialism. He received a cable today from the committee informing him that a hearing had been fixed for him on Monday
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    Lock icon LEE in LONDON
    30 1 LONDON, Fri. The Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, arrived here by air from New York today to participate in the talks on Malaysia. Reuter.
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    Pig attacks, kills man
    59 1 MALACCA. Fri.— Chin Kit. 78, an inmate of the old people's home at Aver Salak. six miles from here, was killed by a pig last night. He was feeding the pig when it suddenly attacked him. A small girl saw the incident and shouted for help
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 RUSSIA WARNS SEATO MOSCOW. Fri Rhsmi tucl.iv w.irnrfi Sr.il" pOWPT to -top pn- 1 t^ itaat Cambodia." I
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Algeria crisis is nearly over
      235 2 Algeria crisis is nearly over ALGIERS, Friday. POLITICAL events in. Algeria this morning appeared to be moving towards reconciliation of the rival factions to avert the threat of civil war, after both sides had held separate high-level consultations. Mr. Mohammed Ben Bella, the dissident Vice Premier, is to send his
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      Lock icon Witchdoc's spell brings spell in jail
      125 2 Witchdoc's spell brings spell in jail CAPETOWN, Fri— A powerful spell (cost: £35) guaranteed to brine back a missing wife, was described in the magistrate's court at East London when a 30-year-old African was charged with witchcraft. He is Mafala Ntlaba, who was sentenced to 180 days' jail. Of this,
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      Lock icon HUGE MISSILE AFLAME, SO BLOWN UP
      302 2 HONOLULU, Friday. AN accidental fire and intentional destruction of a Thor missile and its nuclear device on the Johnston Island launching pad caused so much damage that testing may be ended for this year, informed sources here said last night. The huge ml3Slle burst
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      Lock icon 3,900 m.p.h. X-15 dive
      56 2 SAN FRANCIBCO, Frl.— America's X-1S rocket plane dived at 3,954 miles an hour In a simulated emergency yesterday. Engineers said a test pilot manually put the plane through a series of dips and rises to reduce speed as it reentered the atmosphere from the outer lonosphere
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      Lock icon ATV profit down £800,000
      31 2 LONDON. Frt. Profits of Associated Television, the big independent (commercial) television company, fell by £800.000 last year, compared with the previous year, the company announced yesterday. Reuter.
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      Radiation survey
      29 2 TOKYO, Fri—A Japanese ship left here today for the U.S. nuclear testing zones In the Pacific for a survey of radiation in water near the testing areas.—U.PX
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      Lock icon Still fighting
      21 2 HONO KONO, Fri.—Fighting between leftist and rightist forces was still going on in Laos. Radio Peking said today. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon CHARLES NOW NEAR THE TOP OF HIS CLASS
      175 2 CHARLES NOW NEAR THE TOP OF HIS CLASS T ONDON, Frl. Prince Charles, 13-year-old heir to the British throne, has climbed to near the top of his class at his public school at Oordonstoun in the north-east of Scotland, his headmaster said yesterday. A few minutes after the Prince with
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      Lock icon Mayor on tour
      17 2 JAKARTA, Fri.—The Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Mr. E. T. Samodaev, is now visiting Indonesia.—Reuter.
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      Too few Jobs in schools for the new graduates
      263 2 Too few Jobs in schools for the new graduates HUNDREDS of trained teachers are without Jobs, according to the general secretary of the Hong Kong Teachers' Association, Mr. C. C Lav. He said that only about one-third of this year's graduates from the Northcote, Grantham and Sir Robert Black training:
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      The Twist is out now
      214 2 THE DANCE craze here now it Hie Mashed Potatoes, and not the Twitt. It it a crom between the Twist and the OH-ieat Cha Ch» and is not as tiring as the Twist, because the beat is very much slower. It resemble* the joget modern.
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      Customs find a fortune
      215 2 THRII battered suitcaies yielded a sizeable fortune when Custom* officer* at Kai T«k airport opened them and found 1,500 tad* of gold, valued at more than HK$3 80,000. The three suitcase* arrived on board a BOAC flight from London a* unaccompanied luggage. MOST prize winners in
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      Lock icon Subandrio and Jack discuss W. Irian
      394 2 From FRANCIS BOEY T\R. SUBANDRIO, the Indonesian Foreign Minister, made a hurriedly arranged call on President Kennedy at the White House last night. Dr. Subandrlo has been in Washington for a week In connection with the talks being held here with the Dutch over
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      Lock icon U.S. has new data or N-test detection
      274 3 U.S. has new data or N-test detection f ENEVA, Fri. The w United States told the nuclear test ban conference here yesterday that it might put new scientific data about detection of nuclear tests to the conference next week. Authoritative Western sources said that Mr. Arthur Dean, the American delegate,
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      Louw scoffs at 'poison coffee'
      246 3 rE South African Foreign Minister, Mr. Eric Louw. said yesterday that a sug- gestlon that a U.N. committee chairman had been poisoned by a cup of coffee when he was here last May is "so ridiculous that It need hardly be taken seriously." Mr. Louw%
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      THE 'JULY MASSACRE': MAC
      115 3 Chaos in 10 minutes —at Mosley meeting A POLICEMAN pins a man to the flagstones in Trafalgar Square, London, during clashes at a meeting of Sir Oswald Mosley's Union Movement. Within the first 10 minutes and despite warnings to the crowd, police had to take away
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      Quick look round
      242 3 Quick look round NEW *ortr».. m The Security Council has unanimously endorsed the applications of the new central African States of Rwanda and Buruandl for membership of the United Nations. They will be formally elected as the 105 th and 106 th member? of the U.N. when the General Assembly
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      Lock icon Jakarta told to clean up
      52 3 JAKARTA.. Fri. Jakarta residents have been warned that they can be punished It they fall to keep their homes clean and painted, ana their I gardens neatly cultivated. The warning came from the "Committee for a Clean and Beautiful Jakarta" after a tour of seven
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      Lock icon Rocket blown up
      24 3 CAPE CANAVERAL. Fri A Polaris missile was deliberately destroyed 90 seconds after launching here yesterday when it veered off course. Reuter.
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      Lock icon BEATS CENSURE
      523 3 Pay pause backed with restraint on profits LONDON, Friday. \JK HAROLD MACMILLAN, the British Prime Minister, last night won a vote of confidence in himself and his Conservative Government, defeating a Labour censure motion in the House of Commons by 351 votes to 253, a majority of 98.
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      Lock icon Ceylon rules out chance of slave traffic
      116 3 /COLOMBO. Fri. Interpol has asked the Ceylon police for statistics of people reported missing In Ceylon. The information Is required for a world investigation into allegations of slave traffic. Interpol has particularly asked for statistics about women Police headquarters here said any possibility
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    Eight more products are granted pioneer status
    171 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. FIGHT more products have been earmarked for pioneer status in Singapore. A gazette notification lists them as clay bricks, clay hollow blocks, clay, sewer pipes, ceramic ware, steel office furniture and accessories other than tubular furniture, safes, sensitized photographic paper, and
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    MEMORIAL PLAN FOR VICTIMS
    72 4 MEMORIAL PLAN FOR VICTIMS SINGAPORE, Fri. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce may ask the Government for a piece of land in the city area for erecting a memorial to the civilian victims of the Japanese occupation forces. The Chamber's special sabcommittee, which met today to discuss the Government's offer of
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    JAIL, ROTAN FOR ROBBING A HOUSEWIFE
    115 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A robber, described as a "first offender," was today jailed for three years and also ordered to receive six strokes of the rotan by the First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Choor 81ngh. Tee Yeow Llm, 23, pleaded guilty to hurting Mrs. Margo
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    5 robbers get haul of $2,300
    96 4 5 robbers get haul of $2,300 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police prowl can were alerted this morning to track down a taxi carrying five armed robbers. The thugs had earlier walked into the Kirn Seng Electric Company's premises in Chander Road, and held up the proprietor, Mr. Lim Seng Bock, 50. and
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    FUND DRIVE TO AID DEAF CHILDREN
    217 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A General Appeals Committee of 20 persons was formed at a meeting in the Istana Negara with a target of $100,000 to collect. The money is urgently needed, Puan Noor Aisha explained, for the Singapore Association of the Deaf to complete the
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    Hound of fetes for Indian Navy men
    204 4 SINGAPORE. FrL The Indian Navy's first air-craft-carrier INS Vlkrant. anchored in the Singapore Outer Roads early this morning for a five-day visit prior to a short period of naval exercises in the surrounding waters. A busy programme of receptions and games has been
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    Lock icon Cabinet changes final: Tengku
    267 4 LONDON, Friday. q^ENGKU Abdul Rahman, Malayan Prime Minis- ter, said last night that the Cabinet changes he announced involving Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, were "quite definite." The Prime Minister said that the changes he had announced would take effect. He said that there would be
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    $3mil. GOODS ON SHOW at TRADE FAIR
    170 4 $3mil. GOODS ON SHOW at TRADE FAIR Minister for Health, Mr. K.M. Byrne, tonight envisaged a greater and wider range of locally-manufactured goods and products after merger and Malaysia. Speaking at the opening of the Great World Trade a/id Industrial Fair, he said this would certainly happen when there was
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    HIGHER PAY FOR ALL DECISION BY COURT
    2343 5 HIGHER PAY FOR ALL DECISION BY COURT Increments to be back-dated to June last year; No retrenchment clause 'j-^< M^^2 m 'J*? i f^^™*^^^^^7^ Wl 1 gINGAPORE, Fri. The Industrial Arbitration Court today awarded general pay increases, and a salary structure on a time scale, for Straits Times employees in
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    Two ways of looking at 'fair wages'
    6682 5 issue... publishing industry in this country. Such position was at that time one ot quasi-mono-poly in Malaya. Singapore and Borneo. "The exercises in costing accountancy presented by the two parties were of interest but also not fully explanatory. "The union, for instance, failed
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      28 5 ialeriora k comes in the new JH executive I Tt£ir»lr m yj <X kj JY ill FEDERATION OF MALAYA: 8O cents SINGAPORE: 7 O cents FOR TWENTY J
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    Temiar love tanglewhy Noone was murdered
    2091 7 BRITISH PLANTER ROBERT CHRYSTAL WHO JOINED A MALAYAN COMMUNIST GUERILLA BAND FIGHTING THE JAPS THROWS NEW LIGHT ON ONE OF THE JUNGLE'S GREATEST MYSTERIES ON the night of July 10 our stay in Kelantan came to a sudden end. The Japs swooped down from
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      206 7 Here in the mountains of Malaya's central range after a WL *.^^^BP^|| nightmarish trek through the Wm^^ iunele. away from the Com"^r-- munist guerillas, British plant k j. er Robert Chrystal (now joined by another planter John Creer) Wk mt^o^ stumbled upon an aborigine Jg& settlement whose headman was that
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    Mr. S: No overnight drive on yellow culture
    498 8 DANCER'S LICENCE CANCELLED, BUT. IPOH, Friday. THE Ipoh municipal president, Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam, last night assured the people of Ipoh that the council was not starting any campaign to ban "yellow culture overnight. "The people can dance and sing and have
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    Mayor Ooi has a tiff with stallholder
    260 8 rE Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiaiu Siew, and a stallholder, Mr. Ooh Eng Hoot, were Involved today in a heated argument A large crowd gathered at Chowrasta Road as the two exchanged words and raised their hands in a threatening attitude. After a few
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    RAIN HITS RAISING OF HALF A SUB
    230 8 RAIN HITS RAISING OF HALF A SUB DENANG, Fri. Mon- soon rains are holding up operations to refloat a Japanese submarine sunk during the war off Pulau Kendi, In the Straits of Malacca. The submarine has been cut into two. One half was successfully refloated recently but the other half
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    TEACHERS' MOVEMENT APPROVES REPORT
    137 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Catholic Teachers' Movement today supported the recommendations of the Llm Tay Boh education Inquiry commission contained in its interim report on the school week. Describing the report as a fair assessment of the present situation in Singapore schools, the movement said the recommendations,
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    Now Sardon says: I WAS told about the change
    334 8 Now Sardon says: I WAS told about the change KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. npHE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji x Jubir, admitted today that he WAS in fact told of the cabinet changes by the acting Prime Minister, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, before Wednesday's Government announceI
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    Manpower survey: 'Educated' people won't talk
    327 9 Manpower survey: 'Educated' people won't talk KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Through ignorance, suspicion or just plain lack of civic sense, thousands of people were reluctant to co-operate during the flrst phase of the official manpower survey which covers 58.000 households throughout the Federation. •Educated" people living in towns including doctors, lawyers
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      153 9 PLEASE READ THIS NOTICE! Due to unusual demand for attendance and in order not to disappoint any of those who wish to take advantage of this presentation "Is Time Running Out?" it has been necessary to schedule three meetings at the Victoria Memorial Hall, this coming Sunday, July 29 at
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    51 10 It Mora's $l» (Minimum, LOOI in Ixin.lon on July 2*. Loot Ch»# Knc aie« 61. former headmaster, r»nu,« Uovrrnment Commercial Day R.hool and Krancin Light School, leaving behind hi.i uife Boey Neo. two hildrea Albert and l>ora*n, a ron-In-lsw. Joseph Pao. and k daughter-:a-ls» Dr. Dorothy Chua call in
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    54 10 I* M •rim lit i Minimum, MR A MR*. V. Rajnicopal thank all Itnr, unrt hi Ip during their recent MR R. MUTTU RAMALINCAM and ihiliren be* to thank friaods and ralativeii uho sent wreaths, menaages of rondoleme. rendered assistance aad attended the fi neral at Kuala Pilah of
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    IN MEMORIAM
    59 10 Wor4s $11 (Minimum) DC silva Anthony Patrick iPati dird Js-T-M You rell asleep without good-bye but memonep of you will MM die Fondly remembered hy daddy, mummy, brothers and smtcm IN LOVING MIMORV of Francis Qerard D'aranjo uho departed this rarth 2f)th July 1961. Grratly missed hy his
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    133 10 U Hare's St.iO (Mm.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Singapore, Orchard Road. Sunday Service 9 a.m and 6 p.m. All welcome. Fmt FILM SHOW "Voice of the Deep." Sunday 4.00 p m. Chinese Methodist Church, 235 Telok Ajrer Street. Singapore. All Welcome. WfSLEV METHODIST CHURCH. 5, Tort Canning Road. Singapore.
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  • The Straits Times. Saturday. July 28, 1962.
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      A Needless Crisis
      655 10 Not the least remarkable feature of the Malaysian timetable crisis which has been j holding up agreement in 'London is that British conjcern is not noticeably shared 1 by those on whose behalf it is expressed. The British Government accepted the principle of merger from the begin
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      Terms Of Trade
      587 10 Countries achieving selfgovernment or independence are apt to be in a hurry to embark on development schemes. But the resources nowhere match the hopes or the plans, and the aid the underdeveloped countries need does not come in adequate measure —in the first instance—from the dei parting
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    A shadow falls across the Kennedy image
    1175 10  - A shadow falls across the Kennedy image D.W. BROGAN by IN one week P r c s i dent Kennedy has seen the Senate defeat, narrowly, his most cherished piece of domes t i c legislation, medical care for try» aged. A pronunciamento in Lima makes a mockery of the
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    The switch to English in Chinese schools
    185 10 IT is the wish of the Government that all Chinese secondary school! In Malaya should accept lull assistance ollered to them. Many schools have done so Those schools which are converted into national type secondary schools must conform with government regulations in order
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    Aziz: Co-op societies need a theme song
    157 11 Aziz: Co-op societies need a theme song KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, said today that the co-opera-tive movement should have a song to be sung at meetings and which can be used as a symbol to make the movement better known
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    RAJENDRA QUITS FROM A GOVERNMENT UNION
    124 11 SINGAPORE. Fri A trade union leader. Mr j F. V. Rajendra, has resign- ed as deputy general secretary of the 1.400-strong Sin- gapore Government Technical Services Union. He tendered his reslgna- tlon yesterday because, he said, the union had, at a special delegates' conference
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    334 11 MISSING GRANDFATHER AGED 72 TURNS UP AT LAST— IN A BED IN PRISON HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Friday. THREE-MONTH search for a missing grandfather, Mr. Heng Ek Hong, 72, came to a dramatic end yesterday when his son, Mr. Heng Cheng Soon, an artist in the Straits
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    39th day of the inquiry
    231 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Mr. Llm Seek Kian, ex-presldent of the Singapore Chinese Schools Teachers' Union, today gave evidence for the 22nd day before the Justice Wee Chone Jin commission of inquiry into last November's, boycott of the Chinese Secondary Four Examination. He will continue' his evidence on
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    MINERS' UNION SAYS: APPROACH UN ON TIN SALES PLAN
    271 11 MINERS' UNION SAYS: APPROACH UN ON TIN SALES PLAN KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A CIRCULAR by the National Mining Workers A Union tells tin mine workers that it is futile to assume a realistic American approach to trade with Malaya and says that an appeal should be made to international bodies
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    Maigret joins the Malay Mail
    165 11 Maigret joins the Malay Mail WHO is the most famous, t h c bestliked detective in the realm of fiction? Opinions will vary, but many people will plump without hesitation for Maigret, the creation of French writer Georges Simenon. Now Maigret is coming to The Malay Mail starting today and
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    Shariah inquiry holds up Siput's No. 5
    166 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Th« 0 Shariah Court has stepped into the love life of Siput Sarawak, the v four-times-married film star. Slput ha.s been firmly told by the Muslim court that she cannot be married again until "Investigations have been made." The order has for
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    Receiving order
    59 11 BINOAPORE. Fri. a receiving order was made against Belgian Trading Co by Mr. Justice Buttrose In the High Court today on a petition filed by Harold International. Belgian Trading Co. are owing Harold International $2,428,616 on a final Judgment obtained by Harold International on March 30. Mr. Abdul
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    59 11 PENANG. Fri. Penang firemen will fete their chief. Haji Zainul Abldin bin Abdul Rahman, at a tea party tomorrow to celebrate the conferment of the Ahli Mangku Negara on him by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong in the birthday honours. The party will be held
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    Gamba: Let's not have acrimony in this court
    807 11 Gamba: Let's not have acrimony in this court TiHE president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, Dr. Charles Oamba, said today that unions and employers should consider the court "not as an instrument of punishment or a forum for the airing of personal grievances Dr. Oamba was speaking just after he
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    STOPPING IN A HURRY IN KELANTAN
    118 12 STOPPING IN A HURRY IN KELANTAN YOUR correspondent in Kelantan reports a witness in the coroner's court being asked whether she applied her •'emergency brake" at a point where she was. according to her evidence, five feet from the unfortunate person with whom shr collided. It would be very interesting
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    That stiff upper lip
    428 12 55j2|^^^^^E3^B!^9^^^^^^^^^E[|e WHAT LIES BEHIND THE BRITISH ATTITUDE TO FOREIGNERS... MRS. HOLT, in he.r letter (S.T. July 23) is using side-stepping tactics against Mrs. Morais's accusation (S.T. July 17) By pretending that Mrs. Morais is accusing ALL BRITAIN she would prove that there must be something wrong
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    Case for teachers who seek a better deal
    505 12 rE Chief Education Adviser, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki, claims that salaries of Malayan teachers are among the highest a not the highest in Asia S.T. July 18). It may be true in the case of teachers in the higher and middle grades:
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    152 12 MELODY MEN OUT ON THE TILES tI ]||ORNING MELODIES" from 6.05 to 7 each Irl morning make me positively sick at times. Some of the selections are as melodious as six cats out on the tiles at night. Is the announcer allowed to choose the records: if not who is
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      263 12 Straits Times Crossword across 7. Spoiler got round it by w»y of 1. la one direction we Xt out hl <•>• with strict determination Votes v before despite the (7). Spanish pert in secret dis5. nevertheless, we only go dere < 2 »>. In to h«ng around (7). 1J C"*
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      805 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED 2* W,r4» U (Min.}—M,M M eta. mxtrm T1ACMIR REQUIRE* UNFURNISHED Flmt or House 2/S Bedroomi anywh-re considered preferably District 15. Reply matins Rent to Box A5142 ST.. (Spore. UNIVERSITY GRADUATE Retire* Furnished Room ith Facilities and Oarage with decent family Including breakfast and dinner. Quiet locality, preferable District!
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    1479 14 THE U. S. ARMY PRIVATE WHO JOINED THE PHILIPPINE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE ONK Ma> even ing in 1899, Private William Johnson of the sth Artillery Regiment, United Suites Army, which \\;is garrisoned near the (Own of Imus on the island of
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    Fresh interest grounds slow decline in rubber
    465 16 THE slow decline from A recent high levels grounded this week when short-covering and fresh interest for September No. 1 RSS absorbed all offers at around 75 cents, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current Rubber Market Review. Turnover has been less and
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    121 16 July R, Three month*. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) P. N. 13 CU. Cold Store 4|d. M. Box 13 cU. Steamship 9 cts. Breweries 2S cts. S. Times 22 cts. S. Darby 4td. 8. Traders 26 cts. W. Jacks 10 cts. Vnlteers 11 eta. Robinson 9 cts. MINING* A. Amal 23
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    104 16 rE Malayan Ixshange Banks' Ameiatien made these changes In Its rates to merchants yeaterday (all rates to $100): New v.rk: buying TT 321 airmail OD 33. 00 d'st 33i credit bills. 33 i trade bills. Canada: buyrng TT 3Si, airmail OD 351. 90 d/at 36J credit bills, 361
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    204 16 SHIM lying alangsld* tha Orngaswr* whar»«» t.day arc: Raraoateln *'•>, Araaiilsan Maru 19 Kako Maru 8/9, Rothensteln 1/2, Brndoran 18, Caatd F>l!cc 44, Rod Maru 25/26. Pat.'uma Maru 38/30. Yoshlnonan Maru 47, Btrmat Van Dleraen 44, Surabaya. 27/28, Sabang 6/7. Ootsr raads: Aronda, SlgU, Bantam, Bunguran, Nlsaho
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    CLOSING PRICES
    35 16 July 27 RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 751 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). K.L.: 75S cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $434.25 (down 5125). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons) j
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    QUIET DAY ON EXCHANGE: TURNOVER AGAIN SMALL
    608 16 QUIET DAY ON EXCHANGE: TURNOVER AGAIN SMALL From Our Market Correspondent Fwas a Quiet day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with only a small turnover reported. Nevertheless there was a better sentiment In industrial shares and tin shares took on a steadier appearance. Not many sellers were reported in
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    696 16 /~«OMBINro business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of deals In bracket*: Industrials: Boußtead (2,000) $1.80: Dunlops (2,000) t1.70, (1.000) $1.71; East Smelting (1.200) $2.77 BL. (200) $2.87 SU (2,000) $3.78: F. and N. ords (500)
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    Tin price down by $1.25: Rubber stocks surprise
    380 16 ♦THERE was a further drop of $1.25 in the Straits 1 Tin price yesterday to $434.25 per picul, the lowest price for Just under one month. The estimated offering fell by ten tons to 240 tons. In London overnight tin had ruled
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    492 16 HPHE release of the higher Malax yan production and Pan-Ma-layan stock flcure had no influence on the Federation Robber Market which opened a shade lower than Thursdays closing levels and ruled Inactive for most of the morning session. Lower sheets were neglected. Prices steadied sligntly in
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      661 16 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, NO KUANO MENG ol No. 187. Jalan Besar Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No. 208. Jalan Besar Singapore, and that this application will be heard m the Court of the District Judno and First Magistrate,
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      538 17 FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the Office ol The Chairman, federal Land Development Authority, Bangunan Sharlkat Polls. Jalan Suleiman, Kuala Lumpur up to 12 noon on Saturday 11th August 1962 from P.WX). Registered Contractors (Class C. Head IV. Sub-Head I) for:— THE CONSTRUCTION OP
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      345 17 NOTICES NOTICE rl 1)1 CATION OF MALAYA 5160.000.00* 51% Reg*. Stack 15/_-19«7/7« 570.000.000 Re*. Stoc--15/2-1967 and 5H% Regd. Stock 15/2-1978/Sv Notice is nereby given that the transfer registers of the abovementioned Loans will be dosed from Ist to 16th August. 1963. both days inclusive, for the preparation of Interest warrants.
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      377 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU VACANCY FOR TECHNICAL Cadet (Signal) Applications are invited from Federal Citizens who have not attained their 31st birthday for appointment as a Technical Cadet (Signal) in the Malayan Railway Administration. 2 Applicants must: (1 have completed the prescribed course of training as a private student
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      843 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT BRUNEI GOVERNMENT Applications are invited from qualified Physiotherapist to flu up a vacancy in the Medical Department, Brunei. salary: Will be in the Scale B (d) $940 x 40 980 1020 1060-1100-1140. per mouth. Point of entry being determined by qualifications and experience. LENGTH OF TOUR: On one
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      483 17 NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA EN TUB HIGH COIRT AT MTJAB In Bankruptcy (W.E.A.0.) No. 11/61. Re: ABDUL GHAXI BOH AHMAD, Pejabat Kathi, MIH, Nottee-Server. Date of Wage-Burner's Administration 0rder.— 33.6.83. Date and place of First Meeting. —15.8.63 at 11.45 a.m at the Supreme Court,
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      66 17 All the BEST PEOPLE use the MAY 3< *»ft? Uk. 3456 HALATA JOHN Q. CUSTONIK V »r»~__r«__, t hi.^mi. J DINER'S CLUB CARD Enquire at 20. Nfcc Ann Bu.Minj. Orchard Road, Singapore: 3*724. UCRCISE BOOKS ADDRESS BOOKS NOTE BOOKS MEMO BOOKS fiGg AttrKtivt »rtci Mi' SKKam, m teat sutwkit meW
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      218 18 KOPI KOLEH IS READY TO SCORE DOUBLE THE improving Kupi Koleii has a bright chance of scoring his third successive win at Penang on Sunday. He finished strongly to score over 7f last Sunday and should find no difficulty in running out an extra Uf. Tnis morning, the four-year-old with
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      145 18 A-Games village is nearly ready JAKARTA. Frl.-Last-mln-ute preparations are going forward for the reception of the Asian Games teams at the athletes' village here. The Fourth Asian Games will open in Jakarta on Aug. 24, and the first arrivals, the Japanese, are expected on or about Aug. 5. The organisers
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      1196 18 Race l: 2.00-Cl. 5 Div. 4-6 f I 2125? On Velvel 'Velvet Bt.) Heddle. 4 9.0 3 2nnn n r U w°L <B^" l J g 1 8u Bagby 6 813 <F) id.' Dra f on v 4 mom t u R °?Z Y i, Um)
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      286 18 CHANGE HORSES! A All of a'suddeu,*there's a lot of confusion about which brand i of oil you should buy. Names are changing. Claims are changing. Even the oil companies are changing. How do you know which oil offers you the. most for your money? If you're using Mobiloil, you've already
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      135 18 Alley Oop By V. T. Uamlim """""Y WE HAOTO>- "<weRUSMH>| f —--»_.*> >^*" <VES,WE WO.> >/ REAL FINE~ I IIEP^V )ll KIDS a? (BUT SEEN) INTO rlßtl l CIfiARHER6'YEH!)9AVEB (BROUGHT BEST IN VVvjVtVA^ )UI ?'"5?? 1 OURSWE.) VCXW DOUSE H0U.../ SOME ft. MOOf > XmZSj&KOAVL &2Zr5( CoJwTON ITH'FrRE.' yf' 7
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      887 19 THEY DISMISS SINGAPORE FOR 160, THEN GET 242 FOR 3 IN 182 MINS AND MDXE'S STILL THERE By NORMAN SIEBEL; Kuala Lumpur, Friday ONLY the first day's play in the Malayan Cricket Association's league final between holders Singapore and Selangor on the padang here today,
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      127 19 SINOAPORB, Frl.— The Chinese Swimming Club 'A' 800 metres freestyle relay team established a new Singapore all-comers record when they won the event In 9mln s.2sec at Tan Jong Rhu today. The team comprised of Bernard Chan. Tay Lian Tae. Oel Boon Khwee
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