The Straits Times, 29 June 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE KAILY < ERTIFIEP SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    A calm gunman takes payroll
    19 1 A calm gunman takes payroll TWO WITH DAGGERS STAND GUARD AS 50 MOTOR WORKERS WATCH ICtNI OF THI HOLDUP
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    30 sec $18,000 GRAB
    447 1  -  PHILIP KHOO By SINGAPORE, Fri. THREE armed robbers today grabbed an $18,000 pay-roll from Champion Motors in Orchard Road before the eyes of at least 50 workshop employees. The daring hold-up ul 2.4.'{ p.m. was completed in jusl :H) seconds with no resistance from bystanders within
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    Lock icon Christine: Profumo gave me money— for Mum
    3322 1 Christine: Profumo gave me money for Mum MANDY DA VIES TELLS WARD VICE HEARING: I SLEPT WITH LORD ASTOR y)slX).\. Fri Pretty girt Christine Keeler, testifying in the preliminary hearing into vice charges against society osteopath Dr. Stephen Ward, said today she had sexual relations with the CXWar Minister. Mr.
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    Lock icon 8 bandits held in swoop
    55 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Eight notorious bandits were captured by a combined police sweep in the north of Thailand yesterday. Police said the operation was part of a campaign to clean out several bandit gangs In the Northern Provinces. The men captured yesterday were In two groups
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    Lock icon 12 detained for 'Kurd actions'
    42 1 ANKARA. Fri. Turkish security agents liave arrested 12 people for "Kurdish activities." the Interior Minister. Mr. Hifzl Oguz Bekata. told a press conference here today. Mr. Bekata said Kurd; had carried out "damaging" activities In Turkey. Reuter.
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    Still no sign that rift has been bridged
    535 1 Still no sign that rift has been bridged From 1 LESLIE HOFFMAN LONDON. Fri. 1 DIFFERENCES between Malaya and Singapore are no nearer solution after two days of mediation by Mr. Duncan Sandys, Commonwealth Relations Minister, than when the Federation Government made its "last offer" to Singapore and Brunei last
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    Lock icon 11 KILLED, 39 HURT IN SAIGON BLASTS
    93 1 SAIGON. Fri. Elevrn Vietnamese were killed and 39 injured in three plastic explosions around the Inited States Military Assistance Advisory Group headquarters in downtown Saigon today The explosives were planted inside bicycles, two of which were then parked against a wall surrounding the
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    Lock icon Nik in Berlin
    33 1 BERLIN i Eastern Sector), Fri. Mr. Nlklta Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, arrived here by air today from Moscow on a "friendship visit" to East Germany. Reuter. (See Pace 3)
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    Lock icon Mine clearance
    30 1 ALGIERS. Fri. The Algerian Government signed an agreement here yesterday with the Soviet Union to allow Soviet experts to clear minefields along the Tunisian and Moroccan frontiers. UPI.
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    Joint patrols offer to curb piracy
    170 1 Til E Indonesian Ambassador, Lt.Gen. Djatikusumo, suggested today that Malaya and his country join forces to fight piracy in the Straits of Malacca. His suggestion follows yesterday s announcement that Royal Malayan Navy and Ro>al Malayan Air Force have stepped up patrols to protect
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    Barisan case for the High Court
    216 1 Barisan case for the High Court SINGAPORE, Fri. The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin today ordered a summary trial in the High Court for the 12 Barisan Sosialis leaders accused of complicity In the City Hall riot of April 22. Mr. Justice Wee also ordered the transfer of
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 BORNEO PLEBISCITE CONDITIONS I MTU) NATION^ In Srcretary-Cirnrr.il Thant sM he would Deed ■>«lr.ir m and \U- "f r.d A.Minhh >n Securitj Count ii t" conduct jleblscite in Hoiiko lerritoriei Malaysia < >*'
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Strike ban: Jakarta Red unions protest
      198 2 JAKARTA, Fri. J The powerful rommunist-d o m mated trade union i (-deration Sobsi has protested against a Presidential decision to ban strikes and lockouts. The federation's chairman. Mr. Njono, told a mass meeting: "Sobsl urges the government to immediately withdraw the decision. If
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      Lock icon BUDDHIST HIGH PRIEST WARNS OF VIOLENCE
      152 2 BUDDHIST HIGH PRIEST WARNS OF VIOLENCE SAIGON, Prl. Bouth Vietnam's Buddhist leaden have complained that the country's religious situation has deteriorated and predict renewed violence over Government "discrimination" against Buddhists. High Priest Thlch Tinh Khlet said In a letter to Catholic President N g o Dinh Diem that the situation
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      Lock icon £7,000 tigers in new home
      110 2 ONLY 9 IN CAPTIVITY— THEY ARE WHITE WITH BLACK STRIPES nnWO of the world's rarest tigers settle down in their new home in Bristol Zoo. Apart from their black stripes, the tigers are white instead of the usual fawn. There are only nine white tigers
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      17 nations call for concrete measures
      228 2 17 nations call for concrete measures GENEVA. Friday of less developed countries by reducing some of the payments they have to make. CREATE if necessary, a new mechanism and set up necessary methods to carry out decisions of the conference. The six-week meeting ended today. Reuter. T\ELEGATES of 17 developing
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      Australian gift
      24 2 RANGOON. Prl 13-man Australian parliamentary delegation announced that Australia will give Burma 100 buses far Rangoon City Transport and 300 Irrigation pumpe.
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      Iraqi loan scheme
      34 2 CAIRO. Pri.— The newspaper AI Ahr.im said today that Iraq has agreed to recognise the independence of Kuwait in return for a £30 million loan to be repaid in 20 years
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      Lock icon Girls in China discard austerity —blue—
      172 2 Girls in China discard austerity blue TOKYO. Fri. Chln--1 ese farm girls are getting tired of "austerity blue" cloth and are going In for gay cotton prints. Peking Radio took official notice of this change In taste among rural women as It reported yesterday that "cotton prints of new, elegant
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      Lock icon PELAEZ WARNING ON FREEDOM BRIGADE
      194 2 MANILA, Friday. THE Vice President and Foreign Secretary, Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, yesterday cautioned the Philippine Anti-Communist League (Pacom) "against over-zealousness" in its plan to form a Freedom Brigade to fight Communists in this part of the world. Mr Pleaez said that In keeping with the
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      Rice for Bali victims
      35 2 JAKARTA. Pri The Indonesian Government It sending 1.500 tons of rice every menth to Baii. where 100.000 people a:e risking starvation by remaining in •rev devastated by last March* volcanic eruption.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'Mac must go' Tory MPs stay silent
      241 3 'Mac must go' Tory MPs stay silent I ONDON. Fri. Ele-*-*ments in the Conservative Party who want Mr. Macmillan to quit as Prime Minister, were silent last night at a private meeting of the pa r t y. s Parliament backbenchers. But a new twist was given to the political
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      Lock icon Polls boycott
      41 3 BUENOS AIRES. Fri.— Leaders of the suporters of exiled ex- President Juan Peron have decided to boycott the Argentine general election on July 1 and prepare for :t revolutionary strike, according to local news agency reports here yesterday.— Reutev.
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      Lock icon RED 'BADGER' —AND UP GO THE PHANTOMS...
      68 3 U.S. Navy F-4 Phantom 11 flffhter aircraft keep close tabs on a Soviet "Badger" plane which flew over their ship, the attack carrier USS Kitty Hawk (background, left), in the North Pacific. As is customary, the navy's fighter aircraft "escorted" the Soviet plane
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      Lock icon Pearson in hospital
      33 3 OTTAWA. Fri.— Mr. Lester Pear- son, 66. Canadian Prime Minister, entered hospital yesterday for removal of a small cyst in the right side of his neck, a spokesman said. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon UN to send probe team to Guiana
      420 3 UN to send probe team to Guiana UNITED NATIONS, Friday. THE United Nations Committee on Colonialism decided yesterday to send an exploratory mission to investigate the state of emergency in British Guiana. The British delegate, Mr. Cecil King, said that he would transmit the committee's decision to his Government. Mr.
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      Lock icon Berlin gets ready for 'Fuehrer of cosmonaut nation'
      293 3 Berlin gets ready for 'Fuehrer of cosmonaut nation' OERLIN (Eastern Sec- tor), Fri. Mr. Khrushchev arrives here today two days after President Kennedy publicly declared to West Berliners "There are some who say that Communism is the wave of the future, let them come to Berlin." Officially the visit is
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      Lock icon Sugar (Ray) daddy?
      90 3 NEW YORK, Fri. Sugar Ray Robinson. for Tier world middleweight boxIng chrvnpion, said yesterday that he may appear In a French-made film with Christine Keeler Robinson 43 was quoted as telling a reporter of the New York Amsterdam News, a Negro weekly: "I'm going to France within
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      Lock icon Thresher search: Get -out escort for Red ships
      119 3 Thresher search: Get -out escort for Red ships MEW YORK. Fri.— Two Russian ships yesterday sailed .through the area where the Bathyscaphe Trieste is searching the ocean floor for the wreckage of the nuclear submarine Thresher, the U.S. Navy reported. This was in violation of a navy request that all
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    New chief takes over with a lighter —heart—
    199 5 New chief takes over with a lighter heart If UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr. O. L. Bennett has taken over the post of Insurance Commissioner here with a much lighter heart than his predecessor. Mr. A. C. Gray. He does not expect any repetition of the daily threats which Mr. Gray
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    Five ways to beat the car thief
    175 5 IPOH. Friday. I^IVE gadgets have been suggested by the police here to curb car thefts, which have increased re1 cently in the Ipoh area. In a notice to motor dealers, I motor insurance companies I and the Automobile Association of Malaya, the 0.C.P.D.,
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    $100,000 'dole' held up by uncleared accounts
    285 5  - $100,000 'dole' held up by uncleared accounts TAN TOCK SAIK: By Kuala Lumpur, Fri JJUNDREDS of destitute and underprivileged families in seven States are still waiting for their "dole" for the first quarter of the year totalling more than $100,000. Government welfare grants for these families each family receives between
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    THE WDCSA PLANS A PROTEST MARCH
    104 5 MALACCA. Fri. Resolutions attacking the British War Department's redundancy policy and its refusal to negotiate on the question of payment for loss of career will be introduced at the annual meeting of the Malacca branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association on Sunday.
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    New leaders of Umno youth
    46 5 TELUK ANSON. Pri. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Safar has been| elected president of the youth sec- tion. Lower Perak constituency Umno division. Other officials are: Vice-presi-dent. Inche Bidon bin Ngah: secretary. Inche Latiff bin Nasir; treasurer. Wan Mohamed bin Wan! Osman.
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    Man in bed accused of murder
    94 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. A taxi driver. Low Kiam Etig. 27. who was admitted to the General Hospital two days ago with a stab wound in his stomach, was charged in hospital yesterday with murdering another taxi driver. Abdul Rahman bin Hamid. 26. He is
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    Man injured at station
    71 5 IPOH. Fri. Wong Chan Sau. 23. was admitted to hospital here! after he had fallen in between the platform and the coach of a moving train at the Ralway Station here today. Wong missed his footing when: he tried to step aboard the train before It
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    3-2-1 pretty Putri of the switchboard
    89 5 TOP marks for progress surely must go to pretty "hello girl" Putri Zainah binte Abdul Rahman, Perak's "Miss Golden Voice 1963." For Putri Zainab. 35, was third in the contest in 1960 and second last year. With runner-up Josephine Chan, 24. she will represent
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    Gang leader, fighter arrested
    82 5 Gang leader, fighter arrested SINGAPORE, Fri. Police detained three men and screened 244 suspects in antisecret society raids throughout the island during the past 24 hours. Two are being detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions i Ordinance and the third under the Societies Ordinance. One of the detained men
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    He stole mower
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. O. Nadarajah. 20. of Sentul Pasar, was fined $300. or a month's jail, for stealing a lawn mower from a house in Petaling Java.
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    IT ALL BEGAN WITH HORSES...
    179 5 A STOREKEEPER who yielded to temptation because he was pestered by moneylenders after losing on horses, was jailed today for a year for criminal breach of trust of $3,887 belonging to his employers. Lam See Keng. 31, chief storekeeper of Lyons Motors here, pleaded guilty
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    Choor Singh back to bench on Monday
    69 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. The First Criminal District Judge. Mr. Choor Singh, will resume duties on Monday after a months leave. Mr. K T. Alexander, who has been acting for him. will be posted to the Firs< Civil District Court. The Seventh Magistrate Mr Khoo
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    Alliance confident of poll success in Kelantan
    257 5 KOTA BHARU, Fri. More than 28,000 voters will go to the polls tomorrow to elect 112 representatives to six town and rural district councils in the state. The Alliance retained control of the Kuala Krai council when nine of its candidates were returned
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    MA YOREXPLAINS A $209,000 'ADVANCE'
    327 5 PENANG, Friday. THE payment of $209,000 to the contractor for the j second phase of the Chowrasta Market project before building actually started was a normal practice, Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, the Mayor, said today. "It is a progress payment, consistent with normal architectural practice
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    Two girls wanted for American —festival
    102 5 - SINGAPORE, Fri. Shaw Brothers are looking for two girls to represent Singapore and Malaya at an international festival in America. The search Is being carried out on behalf of the festival's organisers. A Shaws spokesman said today the girls would be selected on personality
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    Don't wash car at stand pipes appeal
    88 5 TELUK ANSON. Pri. The Town Council appeals to the public to make use of water from its 90 stand pipes for drinking and cooking purposes only. The people are asked not to bathe or wash cars at the stand pipes. Stand pipes water
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    Full backing for Govt's labour policy
    338 6 Full backing for Govt's labour policy 3 PAP ASSEMBLYMEN CLARIFY THEIR STAND THREE PAP Assemblymen today declared full support for the Government's labour policy —in spite of their attack on the Government two days ago over a wage dispute. The trio Mr. John Mammen, Inche Mohammed Ismail Rahim and Inche
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    'NOT PROPERLY INFORMED OF THE FACTS'
    835 6 'NOT PROPERLY INFORMED OF THE FACTS' Police reply to charges SINGAPORE, Fri. Government did not accede to this demand, Mr. Chelliah said. The Government also made clear that it could not accede to claims for overtime allowances tor the 90 or so nonuniformed personnel in the Police Force who are
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    Children's flag Day: Puan Noor's appeal
    76 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Puan Noor Atshah. wife of the Yang di-Per-tuaii Nrgara. tonight described the work undertaken by the Singapore Children's Society as "valuable and useful to the community. She was making a radio appeal to the public to support the society's flag day tomorrow.
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    Breweries go-slow: Management offer.
    284 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. As 600 employees of the Malayan Breweries went on a go-slow today, the management decided to make an "offer" to the Singapore Manual and I Mercantile Workers' Union, representing the workers, on Tuesday. The "offer" was confirmed by Mr. Koh Ouan Ghee, a conciliation
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    Chamber's warning -to Japan
    148 6 Chamber's warning -to Japan SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce today warned the Japanese Government of the consequences of delaying Singapore's claims for compensation for Japanese atrocities against Singaporeans during the war. The Chamber's committee members, at a meeting today condemned the "shrewd, insincere and evasive" attitude of
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    Dinner party by insurance firm
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The People's Insurance Company of Malaya Ltd. will hold a dinner and dance party at the Badminton Stadium tomorrow night in celebration of the company's sixth anniversary and the opening of Its first branch office in Singapore There will also be a variety
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    Church carnival
    48 6 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Church of St. Francis Xavier will hold a Grand Carnival and Fete" on July 7 between 9.30 a.m. and 9.30 p.m. in the Church grounds. This is In aid of the Social Centre. Church of St. Vincent de Paul (Jalan Kayu) Building Fund.
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    The problem teachers...
    416 7 The problem teachers I spend more time on their affairs than on those of my pupils: Head KUALA KANGSAR, Friday. THE principal of the Malay College here, Mr. N. J. Ryan, disclosed today that he spent "far more time dealing with the affairs of 30 teachers than with the problems
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    First of seven for Malayan missions off to Jakarta
    108 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The first of seven officers of the Information Department who are being posted to .'Malayan missions abroad left here today for Jakarta. He is Inche Mokhtar bin Haji Ahmad (above), former deputy head of the external affairs division
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    Front pledges a 'glittering' Malacca
    76 7 T^ALACCA. Fri. A pledge to iT make this town "a place of glittering lights' was made at a Socialist Front rally here last night by Mr. Yeoh Ho Huat. a candidate in the municipal council election. Other pledees by Mr. Yeoh: MOKE CLINICS, markets, road
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    'Try detainees or free them'
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Motor Workshop Employees' Union wants the Government to (jive all detainees arresu-d during "Operation Cold Store" in February an open trial or release them unconditionally. This was one of the resolutions adopted by the union at its annual meeting.
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    ENVOY MARY COMES TO MALAYA-BY REQUEST
    156 7 ENVOY MARY COMES TO MALAYA-BY REQUEST KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A pretty Canadian career diplomat. Miss Mary Fraser, 23. who specially asked for an assign men t to Malaya, has arrived here as Third Secretary at the Canadian High Commission. The reason: "All the good things I have heard about Malaya,
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    'Malam Gumbira' tomorrow
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The I Departments of Information, Radio and Television and the Malayan Film Unit will hold a dance '"Malam Gumbira" at the Chinese Assembly Hall tomorrow. There will be a Kaiaxr of film personalities and radio artists singing.
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    'Council slipped' says cheat case appeal lawyer
    247 7 'Council slipped' says cheat case appeal lawyer DENANG, Fri.— George 1 Town City Council "slipped badly" in wrongfully transferring a woman's property to a lawyer's clerk, the Penang Appeal Court was told today. "In trying to protect the City Council, the City Secretary. Mr. Sonnl Plllal. did a mumbo-jumbo resultIng
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    Back 3 weeks too early...
    71 7 PENANO. Fri. A man banned from Penang for five years returned less than three week* before the expiry of the restricted residence order Imposed on him in 1958, the Sessions Court was told today. Wong Yee Hung. 33. pleaded guilty to a charge of being
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    Lock icon MALAYAN IN COURT AGAIN
    53 7 PERTH. Fri.— A student. Chang Yew Foong. 23. of Teluk Anson. charged with having administered a drug to an 18-year-old girl with Intent to overpower her. was remanded for the second time In a Perth police court yesterday. No date for his reappearance was fixed. Bail
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    Nibong Tebal plans for Malaysia joy
    77 7 PENANG. ?Ti. Nibong Tebal district will hold Malaysia celebration from Aug. 31 to Sept. 7. A district ceienratlons committee, headed by Inche Nik Mohamcd Zain bin Haji Hassan, has decided that the festivities should include a lion dance and youth rally. Thanksgiving services will
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    Kairali meeting
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Kairali Arts Club will hold Its annual meeting at the Midlands School, Lornie Road, at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Payday, so police are out in force
    175 7 J£U ALA LUMPUR, Fri. In a prevention is better thancure move, the police here were out in force today to keep an eye on payrolls in the capital. Members of the Federal Reserve Unit and the newly established Highway Patrol augmented the regular
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    St. Anne's Feast
    30 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri. The St. Anne's Church here will commemorate the Feast of its patron saint with a week's Novena starting from July 19 to July 27.
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    THE 350lb. VILLAGE TERROR IS SHOT I DEAD—
    143 7 THE 350lb. VILLAGE TERROR IS SHOT I DEAD— KUANTAN, Fri. A 3501 b tiger, which has been terrorising a village six miles from here for the past two months, was shot dead last night. The beast measuring seven feet, had killed five cows and many chickens. It was two months
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    Land broker fined $8,400 on duty charge
    70 7 IPOH. Fri. A land broker. Mahidln bin Zalnal Abidin. 28. was fined $8,400 in default 12 months' jail by the Sessions Court for being knowingly concerned in conveying 280 lb. of uncustomed saccharin with intent to defraud the Government of $1,400 In duty.
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    Malaysia: Barisan hits at Britain and PAP—
    194 8 Malaysia: Barisan hits at Britain and PAP SINGAPORE, Fri. A Barisan Sosialia delegation led by the party's chairman, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, will present a note to the British Commission tomorrow protes ting against the London talks on Malaysia A party statement accuses Britain of "intransigency" by trying to force
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    A $1,500 shock at the start of a holiday
    229 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A LONDON-BOUND passenger, Mr. T. A. MacLachlan, of Bin nie and Partners here, began his holiday today with a $1,500 shock. Three hours before departure, Mr. MacLachlan was told that his bag, containing $1,500 worth of clothes and
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    Baby in stream
    36 8 IPOH. PTI. —An electrical wireman, Abdul Khalr bin Termlsir. found the body of a baby boy entangled in some rocks In midstream when he went fishing at Sungel Rokam new village her* yesterday.
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    Lock icon Subversive paper girl jailed
    90 8 Subversive paper girl jailed KUCHING. Fri. A women Liaw Kirn Fong. 23. was today sentenced to five months' jail under the Preservation of Public Security Regulations for being in possession of subversive documents. The documents advocated an armed revolt and struggle in Sarawak by the clandestine Communist organisation against the
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    Postal guide
    26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. PTI. The 1963 edition of the Malayan Post Office Guide will be on sale on Monday. Its prtoed at $3.50 a copy.
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    Executive Council inquiry ends
    130 8 CEREMBAN, Frl A special committee has completed an inquiry into allegations against members of the Negri Sembilan Executive Council. Every member of the Executive Council, Including the Mentri Besar. Dato (Dr.) Mohammed Said, is understood to have given evidence. Mr. Ournam Singh Gill, a Socialist Front
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    Retired lawyer wins claim
    69 8 SINGAPORE. Prl. A retired lawyer. Mr. Claude H. Da SUva, who sued his rent collector, V. Maruthappan, for $1,000 as being proceeds of rent for five months. was Riven Judgment for th» amount with costs by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah In the High Court. A
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    'Mart terms should be no merger obstacle'
    456 8 MR. YAP PHENG GECK, Singapore MCA leader, said today that common market terms should not be allowed to stand in the way of merger. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew had Insisted that everything be done according to the White Paper "and the common market
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    A NEW TRAVEL ERA FOR PAHANG
    199 8 KDANTAN, Frl. The Sultan of Pahang will usher in next week a new era In fast, comfortable travel to Pahang a five -hour drive from Singapore to here and no ferry to cross from Kuala Lumpur. He will do this by opening the new
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    Rotarians plan to sponsor a boys' club
    295 9 Rotarians plan to sponsor a boys' club KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Rotary Club j here intends to sponsor < a boys' club as its i major project this year in an attempt to break the "vicious circle" ot juvenile delinquency. This was stated tonight by 1 Dr. L.S. Sodhy in
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    Fact-finding tour by 13 Aussie MPs
    81 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A 13--member Australian parliamentary delegation led by the PostmasterGeneral. Mr. C. W. Davidson, will arrive here on Monday on a factiiiidii.g mission. The deputy leader of the dele- gation. which comprises seven Government and .six Opposition member.-., is Mr L. C
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    X-ray unit to visit Bentong
    52 9 BENTONG. Pii. All Pa-. bum Government stuff and 'heir en have oecn advised :o take advantage of UK muss X-fU up by lie National Tuberculosis Centre o! the Health MiiuMry. A n;)l3:!r X-ray unit will visit Bemong for lour days. Ttie X-ray programme eucl& on
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    STUDY TRIP: PATKUNAM TELLS OF $20,000 LOANS
    156 9 pENANG, Fri.— The Deputy Mayor. Mr. N. Patkunam, told the City Council today that his forthcoming trip to Britain to study law was made possible only by a loan of $12,000 granted him by a lawyer. Mr. Triptipal Singh "In addition, an uncle
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    Malayan studies Europe systems
    65 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The headmaster of Tuanku Abdul Rahman School in Ipoh. Inche Murad bin Mohammed Noor. has been .spending the last 10 months ■in Britain studying educational administration and comparing school systems in Malaya and i Europe. As a Colombo Plan Fellow, he has been
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    AZIZ: 'ALLIANCE HELPS ALIENS'
    185 9 TELUK ANSON. Friday INCHE Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, former Minister of 1 Agriculture and Co-operatives, said at a rally at Selekoh last night that the Alliance Government was not out to help the people of the country. He said: "The Alliance policy at present does not
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    Acquitted of bookmaking
    107 9 Acquitted of bookmaking KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Chan Tuck Onn. 34. and a woman. Chan Wai Sang. 43. both of Ipoh, were acquitted In the Third Magistrate's; Court today of acting as I bookmakers at the Selangor Turf Club on April 29. Inspector S. D. Mitchell, who was called by the
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    Illicit liquor: Fined i
    31 9 Illicit liquor: Fined i PENANG. Fri A fisherman. < Lim Kirn Chin. 50. was today fined $70 for possessing six pints I of Illicit liquor in his hut at Batu Ferringhi yesterday.
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    Councillor's loss
    29 9 TELUK ANSON. Fri. Mr. Tan Ah Hee. an Alliance town councillor, lost (350 when bur- glar stole his purse from i. pair, of trousers in his bedroom
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    'Saree Queen'
    30 9 KLANO. Fri. A "Sare« Queen" will be elected at a variety concert at the Indian Community Hall here on July 6 ,In aid of the National Patriotic Fund
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    General Sher Ali to open new mission in Europe
    304 9 General Sher Ali to open new mission in Europe By AUSTEN ZECHA KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Major-General Nawabzada Muhammad Sher AH Khan Pakistani High Commissioner is to leave Malaya soon to open a new mission for his government in a 'vitally important" Central European country. Iti an Interview with the Straits
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    PPP leaders for Penang rally
    62 9 PENANG. Fri. The Peoples Progressive Party will hold a public rall> in Batu Gantong Race Course Road at 7.30 tomorrow night in support of Us lone candidate in next month's city elections. Mr. Klioo Vat See who Is contesting In the Sungel Ayer Terjun ward.
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      162 9 Duchess SpßftKS wrJL^ IT was certainly one of the most sensational divorce cases of all time. Its spectacular story was outlined by these headlines in the Straits Times: ON MAY 9, 1963— "1n a locked cupboard pictures of a nude Duchess": O\ MAY 10— "Adultery by nude Duch- ess proved:
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    21 10 .''< w..rrf« Sit (Minimum) NORFORO WILLIAM June 23rd suddenly South Coast, New South Wales, Australia. Sadly missed Laurie Sylvia anrt children.
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    110 10 Word* tit (Minimum* VETHAMANIOKAM Thanka all fnebda aad relative* for wreaths, con''.oiencea, attendance and autstanoe at the funeral of his wife Thavamary Ammsl. FAMILY of the late Madam Lam <hoon Kum thank all relatives and mends for their condolence*, wreaths, scrolls, donations, attendances aad .mmstance at the funeral. MRS.
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, June 29, 1963.
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      A Distorted Election
      704 10 It is difficult to think of anything more undesirable than the probable final result contrived by Sarawak's peculiar electoral system. It is entirely likely that the Sarawak United People's Party (mainly representing the Chinese-educ-ated Chinese) will not have a single seat in the Council Negri, or a
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      Black And White
      353 10 A concerted new campaign against the South African Government by the black African nations was foreshadowed at the Addis Ababa summit last month. The manoeuvres at the I International Labour Organisation conference which has just limped to a close in Geneva, are a foretaste of things to
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      Kelantan Poll
      216 10 With the exception of Bachok, the Alliance holds all the Kelantan Town Councils foi which new elections are being held today. The party's margin of control is so decisive (twice the number of Opposition seats, or more, in each council) that the forecast must be that the Alliance
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    Graft scandal rocks Nehru Govt.
    1151 10  - Graft scandal rocks Nehru Govt. K. KRISHNA MOORTHY FROM RECENT defeats in important byelections to Parliament and scandals of alleged corruption in high places are rocking the ruling Congress Party out of the complacency which has eaten into it after sixteen continuous years in power. The party is today in
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      BEHIND THAT TOKYO SUMMIT
      159 10 RECENTLY some newspaper reports on th« rally addressed by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, at Bukit Mertajam on Thursday, June 20, quoted the Tengku as saying that the Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, was responsible for arranging the meeting; in Tokyo between the Prime
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      Black arts
      75 10 17ORTUNE-TELLING and r witchcraft, as far as I am aware, are offences under the law, but It would shock anyone to see dally along Waterloo Street the number of people who man stall after stall. Chap jikee winning numbers and 4-diglt tips and many others are given to
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      68 10 rpHE Traction Company's X 18A service is weak even during peak hours like 7 a.m. to 9 a.m., with 30 minutes between buses. Added to these long Intervals the crlver.s often ignore calls to stop and pick up a pasi-enger. The S.T.C. should put more buses on this
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    FOUR issues to settle, says Ruler
    176 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Sultan of Brunei has disclosed that four important issues remain outstanding on Brunei's entry into Malaysia. One was the unsettled question of oil revenue. He declined to say what the others were. The Sultan was speaking in an interview with Television
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    After 20 years, a judicial separation
    68 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Anne Erin Webb, an operator of Cable and Wlreles Ltd.. successfully petitioned today for a judicial separation from her husband, P.P. Webb, a former Dolice officer, on grounds of desertion and adultery. They were married at the Katong Catholic church in April
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    NEW JAKARTA POLICY GOOD FOR STORE, SAYS ENVOY
    109 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The British Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Andrew (iilchrist (above), said here today that the new economic policy outlined recently by President Soekarno would benefit Singapore. Mr. Gilchrist who left for Jakarta this evening after a two-day stay here, said tha'
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    Obscene photos: $25 fine
    45 11 RAUB. Fri. A tapper. Wong Fal Kwong. 19. of Sungel Ruan new village, was fined $25, or five day's jail, for possessing 10 obscene photographs on June 1. Wong, who pleaded guilty, said that he found the photographs on the roadside.
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    Opposition asked to help draw up federal polls boundaries
    340 11 Opposition asked to help draw up federal polls boundaries SINGAPORE, Friday. JHE GOVERNMENT has called for proposals from the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly on how to group the 51 constituencies into 15 electoral divisions for the first elections to send Singapore representatives to the Federal House of Representatives in
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    TALKS ON BRITAIN'S MILITARY POSITION
    91 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. (Jackie Sam) A contains military position in the Far East begins here on Monday Taking part will be 36 military attaches, who will be briefed on military situations in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and other smaller battlegrounds of the cold war before the meeting
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    Malay books on show
    35 11 KLANO, Fri. The Sultan of Selangor will open an exhibition of books In Malay at the Ourney Memorial Library here on July 6 at 10 ajn. It will last three days
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    Botanists meet
    14 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. A meetlne of botanists of InternaUonal repute opened here today.
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    Elected president
    22 11 KLANO. Fri. The District Officer here, Inche Johan bin Yaasin. has been elected president of this district's Malaysia Celebration Committee.
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    Punch cost him $50
    70 11 BINOAPORE, Fri. Abu Bakar bin Daud. a driver, was today fined $50 after he had pleaded guilty to woundIng Leow Kheng How, a ear park attendant. In Market Street on June 17. Senior Inspector T. 8. Zaln said that Abu Bakar punched Leow after Leow had
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    Driver fined $100
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A lorry driver, Leong Chong. M. was fined $100 today (or driving without due care and attention along the Federal H'chway on
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    BIG HUNT FOR CIGARETTE THIEVES
    268 11 BIG HUNT FOR CIGARETTE THIEVES JERANTUT, Friday. pOLJCE stations throughout Pahang were alerted 1 today and roadblocks set up as a big hunt was launched for a black Hillman car with a $3,600 cargo of stolen cigarettes. The cigarettes were stolen from a sundry shop. Chop Kwong Heng Loong less
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    DIVORCE FOR A 'GOLDEN VOICE'
    132 11 SINGAPORE, Fri— Cynthia Bartiara Leembruggen, a Singapore Telepnone Board supervisor, who petltioneJ lor dissolution of her marriage to James Keith Leembruggen, a driving tester, on grounds of desertion and cruelty, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today. Mrs.
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    Pilgrim ship brings in banned books
    189 11 PENANG. Friday. T*HE Penang Special branch took possession of 15 copies of three banned books today when the pilgrim ship, Kuala Lumpur, returned from Jeddah with 1,881 Malayan pilgrims. The books were surrendered by pilgrims who had bought them in Mecca. They handed them
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    Ban Socialist Front motion is rejected
    83 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Prt. The west division of the Johore Bahru Umno at a general meeting today rejected a resolution urging the Oovernment to ban the Socialist Pront. The resolution, moved by a divisional committee member, Inche Janl bin Abdul Ma nan, was thrown out
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    Maldive four off after tiaining
    73 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Four fishermen from the Maldive Islands In the Indian Ocean who have been learning Malayan fishing techniques here for the last three months, left by air for Colombo today on their way home. This was the first time that fishermen from an
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    Hospital transfer
    24 11 KAJANO. Fri. Dr. Abdul Majld bin Dato Abdul Aziz of Kajang district hospital has been transferred to the Oeneral Hospital, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Red tape holds up launching of students' rockets
    240 11 Red tape holds up launching of students' rockets TPOH, Fri.— Launching 1 of two rockets built by science students of the Anglo-Chinese School here has been held up because of the "red tape" in various Government departments. The headmaster. Mr. Teerath Ram, speaking at the school's exhibition. expressed hope that
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    Minister to open show
    66 11 SINGAPORE. Prl.— The Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Oan. will declare open a variety show at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday to mark the end of a "Hen's Eggs Campaign Week" sponsored by the Singapore Chinese Animal Manufacturers' Conference. The object of the
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    Lock icon TROOPS IN BRUNEI: NO FINAL DECISION
    141 12 TROOPS IN BRUNEI: NO FINAL DECISION KUCHING, Fri. An official spokesman said here today that no final decision had yet been taken on "whether, where or when" the British military headquarters and forces will be moved from Brunei. Press reports said recently it was likely that British forces remaining in
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    Dakota for rain making experiment
    102 12 CIXGAPORE, Fri. The O Australian Government has agreed to the use of an RAAF Dakota aircraft at Butterworth to be used for rain-mak--111. experiments here. This was announced today by the Public Utilities Board. It said the rainmaking expert, Mr. E. J. Mnitli, of the
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    A riverine agency
    28 12 PEKAN. Fri. The SulUn ot >ahang will launch a motor boat o be used as a riverine postal igency at a ceremony here on Vrdnesday.
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    ► SARAWAK TEAM MEET THE -TENGKU –
    90 12 SARAWAK TEAM MEET THE -TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Five Sarawak delegates led by the chairman of the Sarawak Alliance, Temenggong Jugah anak Barieng, today speju 90 minutes with Tengku Abdul Rahman at the Residency After the meeting Temenggong Jugah told the I StraiU Times that the question of forming a
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    Schools* greater responsibilities
    50 12 IPOH. Pri. With the establishment of Malaysia secondary schools in the country would have to play an even more responsible role than ever before, said Mr. J. E. D. Ambrose. Chief Education Officer Perak. today. He was opening the annual exhibition of the Anglo-Chinese I School. BO
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    Wife and I were assaulted after crash: Engineer
    489 12 AN engineer, Mr. C. Wilson, and his wife were assaulted when they tried to help a cyclist after a road accident, a court was told today. The scene of the accident was about 50 yards from a police station. "At the police
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    Expert from Britain to lecture on libraries
    98 12 Expert from Britain to lecture on libraries KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A British library expert will conduct a preliminary lecture at the University of Malaya tomorrow to try to assess what kind ol instruction our librarians may need. Mr. F.G.B. Hutchings (above), who is here on a two-year loan from th*
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    Found hanged
    30 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A 23-j*ar-old seamstress. Slow Ah Thiam alias Slow Ah Mot. of Ampen* new village, six miles from here was found hanged in her bedroom yesterday.
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    Plan to aid offenders lose taste for jail life
    189 12 Plan to aid offenders lose taste for jail life ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. T. Sivapragasam. the new chairman of the Selangor Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society. today spoke of a plan to make discharged prisoners lose their taste* for prison life. "Each time a prkonrr comes out. he rocs and commits
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    Dato Kamil calls for overseas investment, trade offices
    291 12 Dato Kamil calls for overseas investment, trade offices KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Dato Nik Ahmad Kamil, former Malayan Ambassador to Washington, today urged the creation of Malayan trade and investment advice offices in certain major countries. "There ls a need for specialised trade people permanently posted abroad." he told a news
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    Commissioner gets views on new plan
    66 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —About 20 organisations have given their views on the proposed new town planning rules for the easiern commercial sector here. Their action is vi response to an appeal by thr Federal Capital Commissioner. Huji Ismail bin Panjang Ans. The authorities are
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    Another $260 for P-Fund
    77 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three donations totalling (206.09 were collected by the Straiu Timen today for the National Patriotic Fund, bringing the total collects by this newspaper 10 $132 575.47. Todays contributions came from: the staff of the National Tuberculosis Centre. Pahan", Road. Kuala Lumpur *Si 18.55
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    Up goes rubber production
    47 12 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Production of rubber In Malay month rose by 1.261 tons from 54.369 tons in April to 55.630 tons in May according to go'erii- ment statistics issued, today. Of the May production estates I produced 31.716 tons and smallhoMincs 23.914 tons.
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      329 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Preserve wolves, though one i. Char is apt to unash a hundred of the main dangers? (7). —that's disastrous! (12). 7. Purloined empty lorry In an I. One bird Is just a bore to an* absent-minded way <12). o A^? r th«'art«- .wnf Mm XO-
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    1223 13  - Splendour goes back 1,000 years MOLLIE McGEE -by ON the day the Pope is crowned in the B a s i I ie a of St. Peter's the great marble floor is completely hidden by masses of people, divided by wide slashes and pools of crimson carpe»t. Suddenly in the
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      458 13 WHAT ARE IONS? (^TTS CSS! J ojf /3 lONS are groups of atoms that Positive ions have been discovered to have lost or gained one or more be harmful to health and premeate the electrons, and therefore carry atmosphere of cities and industrial areas. either negative or positive charges Negative
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    Lock icon Rusk, Home prepare for Mac-Jack meeting
    316 14 Rusk, Home prepare for Mac-Jack meeting LONDON, Fri. The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk and the British Foreign Secretary, Lord Home, conferred for about two hours here yesterday on the nuclear tests ban issue and disarmament problems. They were preparing for the meeting between Presi- j dent Kennedy
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    Lock icon £90 million take-over bid for oil giant
    227 14 LONDON, Friday. PROPOSALS for a multi-milli(sn pound deal involving a joint take-over by British Petroleum and Shell of the operating interests lof the Burmah Oil Company were announced j last night. They also involve a hand-back to shareholders of millions of pounds worth
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    Lock icon Record-breaking barter deal
    53 14 WASHINGTON. Fri.— The United States and India yesterday concluded a record-breaking barter agreement to exchange American farm products for Indian minerals The agreement covered the shipment of U.S. Government -owned commodities. including 300.000 bales of cotton, in exchange for 336.000 short tons of Indian manganese worth about
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    Lock icon The 'V stays on for Stirling,..
    81 14 The 'V stays on for Stirling,. LONDON. Fri. Britain's former motor racing champion Stirling Moss yesterday failed to qualify for a licence to ride a motor scooter. After falling his Ministry of Transport test, he said: "It would appear that I did not look around a lot or give enough
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    208 14 Caned, then Negro waitress died: Farmer guilty Glamour girl of Wimbledon UAGER STOWN. 11 (Maryland), Fri.— A tobacco farmer was found guilty yesterday of manslaughter for beating a Negro waitress with a cane at a society ball because she did not get him a drink fast enough. The woman died
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    28 14 ADEN. Fri. The South Arabian Federation's Information Ministry. in a press statement yesterday, estimated there were more than 1.000 Russians in the Yemen Republic— Reuter.
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    234 14 rpHE General Assembly A adopted yesterday a series of short-term measures for easing the U.N.s financial crisis, leaving until the autumn the wider issues of peace-keeping financing. Russia held out no hope of a change of her attitude towards the problem, voting against
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    55 14 LONDON. Fri.— Elvis Presley has "twisted" himself out of the lintLsh hit parade's top-10 rating, said today's Musical Express. He dropped to 16th in a list which put British stars in the first I eight places. 1 Topping the list was Cliff Richards, the
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    218 14 tocommoner Bill is passed T ONDON, Fri. The House of Commons last night passed through all its remaining stages a Bill to enable a peer to renounce his title, quit the House of Lords and seek election to the House of Commons. The Bill Is a result of persistence of
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    150 14 OTOCKHOLM. Fri. Espionage activity in Sweden has seriously damaged the defences of the country, General Torsten Rapp, the Swedish Chief of Defence, said in a statement issued to the Press yesterday. His statement said that investigations had already been started into finding out what had been
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    298 15 1 REFER to J.L.T.K's letter (B.T. June 22) suggesting that the bougainvlllea bushes on Nlcoll Highway be replaced by tembusu trees. The kind of tree or shrub to be planted along a road Is chosen after considering the appropriateness of the setting, the object of plantIng
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    46 15 rE National Library is supposed to be associated with learning. However. It Is fast becoming overpopulated with bugs. I'll bet 10 to 1 with anybody that the chairs In the library which appear from outside to be so attractive are positively alive. VICTIM Singapore
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    144 15 rpELtVISION Slngapura nightly asks viewers to be X good neighbours by tuning down their seta so as not to disturb others. I appeal to Radio Singapore and Red if fusion to do the same In their various language streams. It is most exasperating to have neighbours' sets blaring
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    289 18 'THE Malayan fc«cn«i K Banks' Ass*--1 ciatian mad* inese chances la its rates to merchants yesterday: Lend an: selling TT oi OD 2/3 18/10; buying TT 2/4 1/10, OD 2/4 3/32. 30 d/st 2/4 3/10. 45 <1/«t 2/4 1/4. 00 d/st 2/4 It/32. 90 d/st 2/4 3/8. 120
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    248 18 ULY tirst grads rubber ouyere i.c. a I eleaeo at S p.m. an Slngsawre and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 731 cents per Ib. up one- eighth ot a cent ob Thursday's closing level The ton* was quitt. R.A.S. and F.M.R.K. doling awteca tn eenta a>er Ik. yesterday: Int.
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    SMALL PRICE MOVEMENTS IN INDUSTRIALS: TINS QUIET
    618 18 From Our Market Correspondent MOST ot the business on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was again done in industrials which had a fair turnover. Prices were mixed with small gains and losses. Seven counters made gains, 13 Incurred losses and 10 remained unchanged
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    23 18 Malayan Stock Indues June 3? June :h Industrial*: 118.46 118.18 Tins: 116.19 115.71 S rubbers: 114.24 114.24 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    786 18 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with ihe number of the shares traded :n brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Baustsad (1.0O0) f 1.6«: Ounlspt S3 1A SL. (1.000) S3 20. (1.000) $3. IS. 11.000) 53. 17. (3,000) 53. 13: Bait
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    Straits tin falls by $3: Rubber is very quiet
    538 18 rOLLOWINQ the drop of F £8 In the London price overnight. Straits tin fell In Penang yesterday by S3 to $452.25. However, local market sources said the drop would not have exceeded $2.50 probably if the value of London bids had
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    223 18 CHIM lying altnaaMa tne IMgaawr* Marbeur wharvM or expected today are: Taakbaak 8/9, Tnoncape 47. Kyushu Maru 18. Roka > 147 N.W. 4. Salkyo Maru N.W. 2, Tarantel 4/5, Cardigan•hire 46, Olenartney 10/11, Men—thaw 13/14. Japan 33/S4. ttptins Yalta* 38/39, Prealdent McKlnley 1/". Nutaakl Maru 46.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 June 28. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 731 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $452.25 (down S3) Estimated unofficial offering 235 tons (down 15 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    147 18 MELBOURNE. Frl r PHE Industrial share market strengthened today with most leaders gaining. AnstrsUlan Cement In very busy trade gained further Is. 3d. to 15s. 3d. making a gain of I 2s. over two days. Overall movements were small. I but the margin of rises over falls widened.
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    Consumer interest in rubber still poor
    557 18 VERY quiet conditions continued during the past week and despite the lower levels consumer interest remained poor, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current Malayan Rubber Market review. What demand there was. evaporated as prices approached the so-called buying level and the majority of
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    151 18 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*) luu V"! Ihree months Dunl.il* rts MiAlisht IS .'a. i- -,'v its Robinson n Esso ;>| dj Kothmans II >ta. f *"N 18 CIS. X- Darhy 4(1 Oammon 14 CU. C. Storage *i*H Spura II Ota. I Trait ion I 3 Hume prefa 18 its *hrn
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    72 18 CHINESE Predue* fishange, Sm«»pere n—n prteea per pteul yesterday: Coconut eil: bulk I*3l sellers, drum S4HJ sellers. Copra: June/July L'K/Contlnent |27a buyers. Popper: Muotok white $140 sellers. Sarawak white ***** sellers, special I Sarawak black 195 Kellers, garbled Lnmpong black 195 sellers. ABTA SIOO sellers Sinsapers Ceeenut OH
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      789 18 ■as aaca. iit-.ro lattadaa). aastartaai, aaaaan mm sataia S'oca t'kaa "tnao* "Bia»»rta" Ml. 4/5 la Part "PkMiia" 8/18 Jil* Caitral Apits: UK SHARP I CO, (M, LIB Tal: S per. 7SBBI. P. S'kaa BW, Paaaat INI far: Baatiak, Haiaaaaf. Kaafkasg. Ja«n iM Ctiaa Parts. Spore P Sham Ptnang ■■Emilia Plater
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      69 18 SHIPPING NOTICE m.». "BONNEVILLE Voy. 22/63 WB. Frwa: I.S-A. A Bone Kong. The above veesel Is scheduled to arrive In Singapore on 30th June, 1963 and will discharge cargo alongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves. The Oeneral Survey will be held on 10th 12th July. 1963 No other survey \vl
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      784 19 CLOSURE OF MAIN ROAD. NOTICE KEDAH MR. VAROHESi; LEEN 227-U. Jalan Hock Chye. Sinfcapor--The Roadway at 4'< i milestone 19 ls no longer connected with us north of Alor Star near Telegraph as from 24th. June 1963 and hu Post No. 61/4 Kedah Railway line r0 aut hority to transact
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      263 19 NOTICES CASTLEFIELD (KLANG) RUBBER ESTATE. LIMITED Notice is hereby given that an interim dividend ol 10 per cent (less United Kinguom income tax at the standard rate ol 7s. 9d. in the has been declared for the year ending 30th June, 1963 HM date of payment will be 26th July,
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      256 19 NOTICES I BANK HOLIDAY The Banks .a the Federation of i laya will be closed for business on Monday, l-.t July 1963 halfyearly balancing. Exchange *anlu' Association ol the Federation of Malaya NOTICE Members are reminded that the _nnual general meeting of the Singapore Government Medioal and Dental Officers Association
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      362 19 TENDERS PENANG JXR. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered J.K.R. Contractors In Clan "E" and above (WORKS) up to 12 noon on 9th July, 1963 at the office of the Jurutera Negerl, Jabatan Kerja Raya. Pulau Pinang for the CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS (PHASE I) FOR LOW COST HOUSINO
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      459 19 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. Tenders for the construction and widening of carriageway from 14ft. to 20ft. on the Tronoh/Bota Kanan road between M.S. 25 to MjS. 26 80. will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Negerl. J.K.R., Perak, Ipoh. up to 3pm on sth July, 1963. from
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      431 19 THE ROYAL AUSTRALASIAN COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS EXAMINATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Sincapore 1963 An examination tor Membership of The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (for candidates .esident in Hateya and Singapore) will be held on the tallowing dates* Written Examination Friday, b September. Singapore Clinical Examination Commencing on or about Brisbane Wednesday.
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      1197 20 Race One: 2.0-C1 4 Div 2-9* 1 ***** Calava (Venl Vld St.) Allan 5 9.0 9 2 ***** Director 11 .Shaw St.) Martin^ 4 8.13 V^J 1 3 ***** Tanah Ayer Ku (Epsom St.) Rodgers, 8 8.13 P.K. Leonj 5 4 ***** Excels** (Asia St..
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      503 20  -  Epsom Jeep He will be ridden by Harbridge RACING b; JPOH. Fri. Outsiders have a splendid record in the Perak Derby no other Malayan classic has produced more shock winners than this 12f event which was first run in 1950 and a "dark 'un"
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      254 20 CRICKET LONDON, Fri. After, the thrilling Test I which ended at Lord's on Tuesday, many cricket enthusiasts here have been- disappointed to learn that West Indies will not visit England again until 1971. Asked today why this should be. MCC secretary Billy Griffith said: Treatment "In
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      50 20 NEW YORK. Fri. Pancho Gonzales (US), former world tennis champion, was beaten by Alex Olmedo <Perui when he made Ms come-back In the United Btates professional grass courts chamoionship at Forest Hills yeaterdm Olmedo bra» the 35-year-old Oonzales 10-8. 2-6. 6-0. 6-1 tn their first round match. Reuter.
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      207 20 Relko aims for a treble DUBLIN, Fri. The French colt Relko, owned by Paris hotelier Francoia Dupre. attempts a historic classic treble tomorrow at the Curragh. The bay son of Tanerko has already won the French 2.000 Guineas and the Epsom Derby and is bidding for the Irish Derby and
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    31 21 RAZAK CUP FINAL M. Joseph, the Negri Sembilan centre-forward beats Razali. the Trengganu goalkeeper, to complete his hattrick. Negri won by 7-o.— Tlmesport picture by Wan Seng Yip.
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    to decide title today
    316 21  -  KEN FE.RNANDEZ; Spore 1 Penang 0; Negri 7 Trengganu 0 by QLNGAPORE and Negri Sembilan, as expected, will fight for the Tun Razak Cup in the final match of the inter-state hockey championship at Rifle Range Road Stadium tomorrow. Singapore, with a 1-0 victory today over
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    BADMINTON 10 fight for six places in team
    324 21  - BADMINTON 10 fight for six places in team FRANCIS BOEY By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— After their intensive training at Singapore and Penang, Malaya's ten Thomas Cup probables will fight it out at the Stadium Negara tomorrow night for selection. Only six players will be chosen for the Cup squad. The
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    Records continue to tumble
    516 21 ATHLETICS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Records fell like nine-pins on the concluding day of the Selangor Schools' Sports Council athletic championships at the Merdeka Stadium. Another 13 new marks were set and five equalled. In the heats and completed events held earlier, there were 10 new records
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    FOR S'PORE, MAKE OR FINAL BREAK
    665 21 FOR S'PORE, MAKE OR FINAL BREAK By NORMAN SIEBEL; Kuala Lumpur, Friday THE TABLES OINGAPORE, now back in their old role as the enigma of Malayan inter-state soccer, receive Combined Services from Malacca at Jalan Besar Stadium onsuiuwo as the Malaya Cup competition goes into i>.s Mcond round in the
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    130 21 PERXIS t TRENGGANU 2 XT ANGAR, Fri.— Perils and Treng- ganu gained their first point in this year's Malaya Cup competition when they drew 2-2 here today. Trengganu led 2-1 at balltime. Perils opened accounts in 14th minute through inside-left Uthas, but six minutes later, outside-left Senu
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    Four-goal feat by Latiff for Perak
    192 21 Four-goal feat by Latiff for Perak KEDAH 2 PERAK 6 ALOR STAR, Fri. Perak proved much too good for Kedah in the north zone Malaya Cup tie at Stadium Darul Aman here today. Centre-forward Latin* Ibrahim gave a sparking performance scoring four of Perak's goals. Perak opened accounts after 18
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    84 21 SOCCER Ipoh Div. t: Field Force 3 River Hydro 2; sth RMR 6 Malays 1; Div. 3: Kllat 3 Tamil Youngsters 0. Penang Dtv. 3: IRC 4 Medicals 1 TYBC 2 Jeluntong 0 Tal ping League: Thenavan 4 Transport Coy 3. N. Tebal League: Indians 4 Victoria 0. Denaro
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      51 21 HOCKEY Rank Cup final*: Penang v Trengganu <4 pjn.). Spore v Negrrt CS.IS. both match** at Rifle Ran?* Rd. XL). BADMINTON Thomaft Cup ♦n»la (7.30 p.m.. Stadium Negara. WMA. SOCCER S'pere Div. 1: Al»* xandra v RAF Changl (5.16. Jn Be««r St«»llurn>. ATFI.FTICS Snore Combined rVhoolx rhompionshlpa (2.15 p.m. Parrer
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    64 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police this morning found the semi-nude body of a Chinese school teacher, Mr. Sim Liang Chiang, in his Lowland Road home. Sim. 55, a teacher at the Sin Mln High School in Upper Serangoon Road, had not reported for school yesterday and today. It
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    296 22 LONDON. Fri.— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: GILTKDGED Consol 2 1 £46 5/16 —1/16 Funding 4<" c £94', +1 16 War 3,., £63 7 16 —1/16 BANKS Chartered 60 I' a —/HI HoiiKkon,i £18»» -r5, 16 INSURANCE Com. Un «/7>i 1/Prudential £21
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    50 22 LONDON. Fri Spot 22 3'l6d. Aug. 22 3'lBd. Sept. 22 3/16 d.. Oct. 22'-, d.. Oct. Dec. 22', d. Jan 'Mar 22'» d.. Apr./ June 22', d July Sept. 22 id.. Oct. Dec. 22,.d. Jan./ Mar 22'« d. c.i.f July 219 16d.. Aug. 21\d.. Sept. 21*; d Tone Quiet
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    25 22 LONDON. Fri Buyers £893 sellers £894. Forward buyers £892 sellers £8934, Settlement £894! Turnover a.m. 206 tons, pjn. 70 tons Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    STOLLE AND KUHNKELEAD TO LAST 8
    356 22 STOLLE AND KUHNKELEAD TO LAST 8 LONDON. Friday. FRED STOLLE (Australia) and Christian Kuhnke (Germany), both unseeded, today led the fieldto the men's singles quarter-final in the Wimbledon tennis championships here. Btolle. who had beaten another Australian, thirdseeded Ken Fletcher, in a second round upset and yesterday overcome Italian N.
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    W.I. hang on for draw
    175 22 LONDON. Fri. The maun between Hampshire and the West Indian cricketer, ended in a draw here toduy. Scores: Hampshire 329 and 64-8 dec. WW Indians 182 and 126-9. In the only match to end decisively today. Yorkshire beat Glamorgan by 10 wickets at Sheffield. Glamorgan
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      42 22 UIGHEST and lowest tempera-* tures in Malaya and Singapore for Uie period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 92 75 Kota Bharu 90 To Penang 90 73 Ipoh 1? 73 Malacca no 73 Singapore 90 73
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