The Straits Times, 16 June 1964

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    24 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY. SINGAPORE. 16JUN1964 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 ft****** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    12 killed in new clashes on Sarawak border
    224 1 12 killed in new clashes on Sarawak border Malaysia scores a major political victory in Tokyo ITUCIIING. Mon. Malaysian Security Forces fought battles with two large bands of Indonesian .guerillas which crossed into Malaysian Borneo on Saturday, it wa s learned today. At least 10 Indonesians and two Malaysians were
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    The BREAKTHROUGH
    832 1 Indonesia agrees to begin the withdrawal From FELIX ABISHEGANADEN TOKYO, Monday MALAYSIA scored a major political victory here today by getting Indonesia to agree to start withdrawing her troops from our territory. As soon as the firsl Indonesian pulls out this is expected within 24 hours the Foreign
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    ROYAL PARTY IS CAUGHT IN SUDDEN DOWNPOUR
    21 1 THE ROYAL FAREWELL Yesterday's picture at Kuala Lumpur airport. More pictures in Page 6.
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    Lock icon Books aimed at judge
    85 1 LONDON. Mon— A 37-year-old blonde hurled two law books at one of Britain's sc:.ior judges presiding at the London Court of Appeal today, one t\ them missing hi> head by mchefThen. Miss Vera Beth Stone, who was conducting her own apix\il case in person and is
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    Lock icon More typhoid in Aberdeen
    62 1 ABERDEEN (Srotlunc. >. Mon. Three more ;u>pecfd typhoid cases were reported here today, bringing the total number ol people in hospital in this city to 449. Of these. 394 are contirmed cases and 55 are suspected cases. Today's figures ompare with 394 confirmed cases and 52
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    $623,000 settlement in shipping case
    502 1 20 consignments of rubber and pepper that went astray SINGAPORE, Monday. A THIRD party claim for damages involving more than half a million dollars in respect of nondelivery of 20 consignments of rubber and pepper shipped from Sibu to Singapore in 1961 was settled in
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    Lock icon Nude woman shopper
    47 1 LONDON. Mon.— Shoppers m Winchester were startled today when a naked woman walked along the pavement, accompanied by an Alsatian dog. The woman, a 28-year-old brunette, was quickly wrapped in a blanket after police were called. She was taken to hospital foi observation. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mikoyan for Jakarta
    25 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. the Dep-ity Soviet Prime Minister, will arrive i.i Jakarta on June 20 for a ten-day visit.— Reuter.
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    King and Queen go shopping in Hong Kong
    569 1 King and Queen go shopping in Hong Kong From CHEW LOY KHOON I Straits Times reporter with the »'.oyal iwrty. HONG KONG, Mon.— The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong arrived here today for one night's stopover on their way to Tokyo for a 10-day State visit to
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    Hiding Borneo facts? A denial in Singapore
    137 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. A British military spokesman in Singapore asked to comment on a complaint in a London newspaper that the true state of British casualties in Borneo is being concealed from the public, said: "Any question of hiding the number of casualties is
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    BOY HELPS THIEVES BURGLE GARMENTS SHOP
    184 1 BOY HELPS THIEVES BURGLE GARMENTS SHOP SINGAPORE. Mon. A small boy helped four men burgle a shop in Coleman Street of 200 dozen garments valued at $17,900 in the small hours of this morning. Mr. Tay Tee Peng, 42. the proprietor of the shop Ocean Garments discovered the burglary when
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    $6 mil, offer for Geylang land
    169 1 $6 mil, offer for Geylang land SINGAPORE, Mon. A big Singapore Chinese firm has ottered $6 million tor 1.000 acres of land in the Geylang Serai aiea belonging to the Alsagotf estate. This was disclosed today by a source close to the estate's trustees. The source, who declined to be
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    Lord Avon ill
    41 1 yrar-old former Bri 1 u-h Prime Minister who. is Sir Ant lion v Eden, led thr Goverium-nt al th* time ol ttM Sur/ Cv\ .1.-. hns l)rrn ill .it hil home for luo \\;i.k disclosed today. Rent t.
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 BUTLER HOPES FOR TOKYO SUCCESS LONDON, Mon. lor eign Secretary R A. Butler. expressed hope today in Commons for success of Tokyo summit, but emphasised success must be on "basis of recognition" of Malaysia's independence.— UFI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon 200 homes lost in day in Reds'* fire war
      145 2 BOMBAY, Mon. Fire destroyed 200 homes yesterday in a continuing wave of arson started by Communists a few days ago, according to authorities. Police announced the irrrst of 46 people, identified as members of Communist factions in Bombay. Calls for help
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      Three die in clash
      30 2 NEW DELHI. Mon At least three Naga rebels were killed and several others injured in a clash v lth Indian security forces near Kohlma. North-Bast India.
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      45 2 NEW DELHI. Mon.— The Tndian Prime Minister. Mr. Lai Bahadur Rha.nrl. yesterday completed the formation of his Cabinet with the appointment of 20 deputy ministers all of whom were in the Nehm Cabinet. Reuter. RUSSELL Don't handle goods intended lor South Africa."
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      Lock icon Russell's call to boycott S. Africa
      93 2 I ONDON, Mon.— An appeal to world labour unions to refuse to handle any goods intended for South Africa was made yesterday by Nobel Peace Prize philosopher Earl Russell. He was speaking to a crowd of about 500 in Trafalgar Square, protesting against the
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      Suez Canal toll rates to be increased by one p.c.
      238 2 ISMAILIA, Monday. jyjß. Mahmoud Younis, chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, yesterday announced a general toll increase of one per cent for all ships using the waterway with effect from June 29. He also announced two other new measures which
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      Lock icon New Cabinet sworn in
      93 2 MOGADISHU. Mon.— Somalia's new Cabinet headed by Mr. Abdlrazak Haji Hussein Hassan, was sworn in here last night In the presence of President Aden Abdullah Osman. The new Cabinet, which was formed following the recent general election, contains only two members of the former Government Mr.
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      Lock icon Zanzibar turns back passengers from Tanganyika
      216 2 Zanzibar turns back passengers from Tanganyika NAIROBI, Mon. Kenya Radio reported last night that 12 European passengers aboard an East African Airways plane from Dar-es-Salaam were refused entry into Zanzibar when the plane landed there on Saturday. The radio said the passengers had entry permits issued by immigration officials at
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      Lock icon The last French troops leave Algiers
      139 2 The last French troops leave Algiers ALGIERS, Mon.- -The last A unit of French troops in Algiers leaves today— nearly 134 years after French forces first landed in Algeria on July 5, 1830. French troops were allowed to stay in Algeria after she gained her independence in 1962 under the
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      Lock icon Indonesians take over British firm's last piece of property
      130 2 JAKARTA, Monday. THE Indonesian Government has taken over the last piece of property belonging to the British estates P. and T. Lands, it was learned today Army and Navy officers moved into the house of Mr. Robert K. Milsted, manager for
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      Lock icon Pakistan visitor
      21 2 KARACHI. (Pakistani. Mon. K.ng Mahendra and Queen Ratna of Nepal arrived here today on a two-day private visit. A.P.
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      Lock icon Indonesia signs big deal with Vauxhali
      64 2 Indonesia signs big deal with Vauxhali JAKARTA, Mon.— lndoJ nesia has signed a contract to buy 756 truck and 252 bus chassis from Britain, according to the official Ant a r a news agency. It reported that British VauxbaU Motors Limited and Indonesia's Gaja Motor Company signed the contract which
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      Lock icon CHINA AND YEMEN SIGN FRIENDSHIP TREATY
      101 2 rKYO, Mon. Yemen and Communist China have signed a 10-year treaty of frlei/lshlp "to consolidate and further develop the profound friendship" between the two countries. It was announced today. The announcement was made by the New China News Agency in a broad, rast monitored
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      182 2 Double century PORT ELIZABETH. South Africa. Mon. Mrs Annie Jansen. of Port Elizabeth, celebrated her 100 th birthday on Tuesday setting a double century for the Jansen family Her husband Melto Jansen, turned 100 on June 5. The couple married at 36. therighttool? How far are you behind with production?
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      Lock icon FRANCE'S N-FORCE READY TO STRIKE
      121 3 FRANCE'S N-FORCE READY TO STRIKE OHEIMS, Mon. The Armed Forces Minister, Mr. Pierre Messlner, said yesterday that part of France's c'irborne nuclear strike foice was already operational. He told a Congress of National Union of Reserve Officers that the nuclear bombcarrying supersonic planes of the "first generation" strike lorce would
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      116 3 LONDON, Mon.—Chorley Wood, a prosperous village near London, has borrowed £50,000 from the Soviet Union to meet its rates bill, a council member said last night. The money, said Alderman Jack Ryman. chairman of the council's finance committee, has been borrowed from the London
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      Lock icon A last-minute compromise at trade talks
      276 3 A last-minute compromise at trade talks QENEVA, Mon. The 119-nation World Trade Conference holds its final plenary session here today after reaching a compromise agreement on permanent machinery to carry on its work. The last-minute cqmpromise between the developed and underdeveloped countries which saved the conference from failure was based
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      Lock icon Scouts' jamboree
      36 3 VALLEY FORGE. Pennsylvania. Mon. About 45.000 boy scouts from all parts of the world will take part in the .sixth national jamboree in historic Valley Porge State Park from July 17 to 23.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon SCRANTON IS CONFIDENT OF NOMINATION
      338 3 SCRANTON IS CONFIDENT OF NOMINATION NEW YORK, Monday. ILfR. William W. Scranjton, Governor of Pennsyl--IT lvania, said yesterday the reaction has been fantastic to his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. He also expressed confidence he could overcome the commanding lead in delegates of Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona. Mr
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      Lock icon Cyprus: US, Britain to pay for 3 months more
      144 3 Cyprus: US, Britain to pay for 3 months more IT N I TED NATIONS, Mon. Britain and the U.S. will contribute about half the money necessary to keep the U.N. peace force in Cyprus for three more months, usually reliable sources said today. Britain will give $3 million and the
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      37 Negroes arrested in new race rows
      148 3 37 Negroes arrested in new race rows FLORIDA, Moru Po- lice arrested 37 demonstrators, in St. Augustine yesterday after a series of racial incidents, including a mass sit-in attempt at a white restaurant. Thirty Negroes, all neatlydressed, were arrested after they waited 20 minutes in the broiling sun to gain
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      Mt. Etna shakes
      35 3 CATANIA f Sicily). Mon. Violent explosions shook Mount Etna's central crater for 15 minutPs last night. The volcano s*>nt up a shower of ash which obscurec! the moon for a few minutes
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      Lock icon Bonn: Treaty does not alter German goal
      182 3 HAMBURG, Mon. The West German Foreign Minister, Dr. Gerhard Schroeder, said today that the new Soviet-East German friendship treaty did not In the least alter the goal of the West to restore Germany's unity on the •Mb >t self-determination Dr Schroder said in
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    Protest inarch of teachers cancelled
    279 4 Protest inarch of teachers cancelled POLICE REFUSE TO ISSUE PERMIT FOR PROCESSION THE Sftgapore Teachers Union's proposed protest march on the Education Ministry is off. SINGAPORE. Mon. Like the Malay Teachers Union, the STU has been told by the police that no permit will be issued to them for the
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    RAJARATNAM CONFERS ON L-WEEK PLANS
    179 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, tonight met leaders of various Malay cultural bodies at the Peoples' Association to discuss the forthcoming National Language Week to be held from August 21 to 28. Mr. Rajaratnam in addressing the leaders told them that
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    Hearing set for Aug. 21
    68 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The summons case of boxing promoter Pilemon O. Salasay, known in boxing circles as "Little Nene" charged with "not defacing 1.330 tickets by tearing them into two portions In such a manner as to deface the entertainment duty stamps affixed on them" will
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    Talk on democracy
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The English Service of Radio Malaysia (Slngapura) will present the ninth programme In its series "The Concept of Democracy' ai 10 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Talk on advertising
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. K. M. Palmer, of Marlclin Advertising Ltd. will speak on "Advertising" at the luncheon meeting of the Lions Club on Wednesday at Prince's Restaurant.
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    Prophet's birthday
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Muslim organisations in Singapore will jointly celebrate the birthday of Prophet Mohamed on July 21.
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    Shopman is allowed to keep stolen goods
    192 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. —After reporting a burglary at his home. Mr. A. J. Hill, of the British High Commissioner's office in Singapore, made his own inquiries and search for his stolen property, a magis- trate was told today. Inspector H. Woodford, prosecuting, said: "It
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    Get a tulip and win a prize
    71 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— A total of 2.000 paper tulips will be sold for a dollar each by the Dutch stall during the International Bazaar for the Blind to be held on Saturday at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Each of the flowers carries a ticket
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    Variety show at the Vie
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A variety show "Malam Suigapura" will be held at the Victoria Theatre at 6.30 p.m. on June 24. in conjunction with the International Bazaar for the Blind. The show, a programme of modern dances, magic, songs and music, is organised by Mrs. Harry
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    Cocktail party
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. B. H. Melwanl, chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, and his wife will hold a cocktail party at their home on Saturday at 31, Stevens Road for guests to meet his nephew. Moti and his bride. Shobha who were ipcently married in India,
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    Didn't ask sum to be kept secret: Mvi
    252 4 BIG SWEEP CLAIM CASE SINGAPORE, Monday. A FIRST PRIZE winner in the Singapore Turf Club big sweep last year told the High Court today that he did not sujc the seller of the ticket to keep the amount of tXe prize money
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    Annual meeting
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The absorbed clerks branch of the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union will hold its annual general meeting at the Government canteen. Empress Place, at 5.15 p.m. on June 23.
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    Two men receive awards for bravery
    169 4 Two men receive awards for bravery SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Singapore men today received commendation certificates from the Police for "public spiritedness." A Port of Singapore Authority labourer. Inche Jaffar bin Youssof. 32. won his commendation for diving into the Singapore Kivrr on March 12 and rescuinn a teenage girl from
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    Ooi hits at whisper campaigns in coffeeshops by councillors
    426 5 PENANG, Mon I'HE former Socialist Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today criticised the "deliberate whispering campaigns carried out in streets and coffeeshops" by certain councillors and political parties seeking to claim the credit for any new council measures. "In doing this,
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    Malaysia gets invitation to 17-nation U.N. seminar
    116 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia is among 17 Asian countries invited to take part in a seminar on "teaching about the United Nations In secondary schools" in New Delhi from Nov. 1 to Nov. 12. The seminar is being organised by the United Schools
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    Councillor is head
    33 5 KLANG. Mon. A woman member of the Town Council. Che Soyah binte Talib, was yesterday re-elected president of the Klang branch of the Umno women's section for the third year.
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    Water and money-A problem for Penang
    345 5 Water and money A problem for Penang DENANG, Mon. Pe--1 nang may have to face a water shortage five years hence unless the George Town, City Council receives assistance from "somewhere" or the Municipal Ordinance is amended to increase its borrowing powers, the Mayor. Mr. C. Y. Choy, warned today.
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    A leave plea for the teachers who went to convocation
    222 5 A leave plea for the teachers who went to convocation VTALACCA, Mon. iTI The Malacca branch ci the National Union of Teachers has called on the Ministry of Education to grant unrecorded full pay leave to teachers who attended Saturday's convocation ceremony in Kuala Lumpur to receive their Diploma in
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    Death fall
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Urn Liana Wa. 56. of Boat Quay, fell to his death yesterday from the third floor of an eieht-storey block of flats in Winstedt Road.
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    New rules for dog show on Oct. 18
    114 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Entries are now being invitee' by the Malaysian Kennel Association for a dog show to be held here on October 18. Challenge certificates win be awarded for the DM time at thl show This .ollow.*- the deciMu.i taken lnM
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    ALLIANCE RETAIN ALL 5 SEATS IN BY-ELECTIONS
    160 5 FPOH, Mon. Alliance candidates retained all five seats in by-elec-tions to various local councils in the State miring the weekend. The seats were won In straight fights with candidates from either the Peoples Progressive Party, the United Democratic Party or the Bocialist Front
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    He used force on girl, 13
    47 5 TAWAU. Mon. A man who Indecently used criminal force on a 13-year-old girl was sentenced to 14 days jail by the Stipendiary Magistrate. Mr. W.J. Silke. here. He was Martines bin Mole, who committed the offence at Merotai Besar. near Tawau.
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    QUESTIONS FOR GOVT ON CEMENT FACTORY
    265 5 PPP wants explanation from Mentri TPOH. Mon. Mr.' 1 D. R. SoenivasaKam, secretary-gen-eral of the* People's Progressive Party, has submitted 17 questions to the Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche Ahmad bin Said, for answer at the next meeting of the State Legislative Assembly. The
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    Man accused of trying to murder officer
    134 5 mAMPIN, Mon. One of 1 three men from Tampin new village, charged here today with committing armed robbery, also faced a second charge of attempting to murder a police officer. Wong Pen, 28; Cheh One Moo, alias Cheh Ong Nye, 23: and Ah
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    I MARRIED AGAIN-AS A MUSLIM, DIVORCE COURT TOLD.
    145 5 I MARRIED AGAIN-AS A MUSLIM, DIVORCE COURT TOLD. I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The respondent in a divorce petition told the High Court here today that he had re-married. E. W. Razarlo. 50. a foreman, was sued for adultery and cruelty by his wife, the former Miss Lily Fernandez, 46. of Malacca.
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    Dividend for members
    68 5 1 TAIPINQ. Mon. —For the first time since its foundation the board ot management of the Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society (Larut, Maiang. Selama and Taiping) has recommended a six per cent dividend for members. The Society's secretary. Mr S.R. Gopal. announcing this said that
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    Theft at motor store
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Mon Burglars broke into the workshop store of Kan Motor Co. in Genting Lane, off MacPherson Road, early today and stole spare parts valued at $3,123 The watchman ot the .«tore told the police he saw five men escape in the darkness.
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    Pay rise for Penang firemen
    138 5 Pay rise for Penang firemen pENA N G Mon.' 1 Several tho u s and dollars in back pay are expected to be paid to o. fleers and men of the Penang Fire Brigade following agreement by the City Council's joint regotiating body to a revised salary scheme retrospective to
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    Corruption tip-offs: Box 6000
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUK. Mon.—Corruption tip-offs can be made by post to P.O. Box 6000 and not P.O. Box 5000 as stated in the Strait* Times on Saturday. No stamp is needed. The police spokesman, Mr. RoixTt Cheonc. said this today, in urging public cooperation in an intensified
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    Jail for bribe
    37 5 TAWAU. Mon. Hassan bin Alt. 27, was sentenced to 14 daya jail by the Stipendiary Magistrate, Mr. WJ. Silke. here for offering a bribe of $3 to a policeman to get "special official favours."
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    The King off to Tokyo
    100 6 THE Yang di-Pmuan Agong pictured shaking hards with the British High Commissioner, Lord Head, before his departure for Tokyo yesterday. Others, from left, are Mr. Tran Kirn Phoung. Vietnamese Charge d'Affaires, Mrs. Fatany, Mr. Hassan Fatany. Ambassador for Saudi Arabia. Lady Head. Mr. S. M.
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    The air hostesses for the royal tour
    35 6 The air hostesses for the royal tour Thf two air hoateues for the Konl tiieht. .n r» Honey Vtont deft) and Mi«« Dnrrrn Teoli rtrc.spd in special unitnrm for the ocra Mon STRAITS TIMES PICTURE
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    FRIEND OF FAMILY JAILED FOR <—STEALING—I
    110 6 FRIEND OF FAMILY JAILED FOR &lt;— STEALING— I SINGAPORK. Mon. Ting Pui Hiya today pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of stealing two pens and a watch from a house in Holland Road on Saturday. Senior Inspector T S. Zain said Ting was a frequent visitor to
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    Perlis Umno
    29 6 KANGSAR. Mon. —it Cmno division will hold Ita annual meeting in Aue 1 Inche Osman Abdullah, hu :&lt;sked all branches to submit resolution* lor the divisional meeting.
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    Experts urge Sabah to record local melodies to draw tourists
    249 6 Experts urge Sabah to record local melodies to draw tourists SINGAPORE. Mon OABAH'S tourist authorities should make recordings of local melodies for sale and distribution to foreign tourists. This is one of the suggestions made by a German team of travel operators who recently visited Sabah to survey the tourist
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    Govt urged to protect Naafi picketers
    256 7 X\ ALACCA, Mon. The i 1 Malacca division of the Malayan, Trade Union Congress today called on the State government to provide protection, for pickets of the Naafl Emoloyees Union who claim they have been threatened with violence by servicemen. Tho sqcretary of the
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    Inspection trip
    37 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, accompanied by the German Ambassador here. Dr. H. Boehling, left for Penang today to inspect the deepwater berth, no.v being built at Butterworth.
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    OLD BOY GOES BACK-AS THE HEAD
    153 7 OLD BOY GOES BACK-AS THE HEAD KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An old boy has returned to Victoria Institution as headmaster. He is Mr. V. Murugasu (übove). who has replaced Mr. A. Baker, who retired last month. Mr. Murugasu attended the school from Form I to Form VI. then joined the University
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    MALAYS TOLD: LAND ALLOCATION SOON
    121 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, has assured about 400 Malay applicants for land in Kampong Melayu. Jalan Eunos. for settlement purposes that allocations would be made soon. The assurance was given at a meeting between a fourmnn delegation, representing the
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    Prayer meeting for Nehru
    54 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— More than 100 people yesterday attended a condolenre prayer at the Chettier Hall here as a mark of respect on the death of the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru. Among those present were the Speaker of the Selangor State Legislative Assembly. Inche Abdullah
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    An all-out Malacca drive on three kinds of racketeers
    247 7 I MALACCA. Mon npHE Customs DepartA ment here has launched an all-out drive against illegal traders from Indonesia, brewers and distillers of illicit samsu, and opium smugglers. Rewards amounting to thousands of dollars will be offered for Information leading to the
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    CHLORINE FOR ALL WELLS IN THE EAST
    325 7 Minister's new moves in cholera hit areas... XL ALA LUMPUR, Monday. wells in Pahang, Trengganu and Kelantan are to be chlorinated to prevent the cholera outbreak in the three East Coast states from spreading. New checkpoints have been, set up at Baserah. near
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    Telecoms men set deadline for pay memo
    90 7 Telecoms men set deadline for pay memo SEREMBAN. Mon. \n emergency resolution by Telecommunication members of the Negri Sembilan branch of the Malayan Technical Services Union urged the union headquarters to subni!' the memorandum for revision of salaries for technicians and junior technicians to Cuepacs before July 31. Their annual
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    SABAH WILL BEGIN CALL-UP REGISTRATION ON JUNE 22
    130 7 SABAH WILL BEGIN CALL-UP REGISTRATION ON JUNE 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. National Service registration in Sabah will start next Monday. The Yang cii-Pertuan Agong today made this proclamation under the National Service Ordinance. Tuenty-one centres have been set up in Sabah for the purpose. These will be open from 8
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    2,400 people in Perak get land
    63 7 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— A total of 1.440 acres of land at Ayer Kuning. 15 miles from here, has oeen distributed to 480 families totalline about 2.400 peoDle. The plots of three acres per family were distributed by the Lower Perak district rural development committee
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    Clerks in schools to fight for better conditions
    220 7 fPOH, Mon. Clerks 1 working in schools throughout the country, estimated at 1.000. are planning to nght lor recognition of their services by the Ministry o: Education and for better service conditions. "We have always Deen treated as underdogs and our pay
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    Chief clerk of Mines dept. faces corruption charges
    672 8 Court told of one p.c. tribute for accused's wife IPOH. Mon A TAPPER told the Sessions Court here today that he agreed to pay one per cent tribute on a piece of mining land for which he had applied, to the wife
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    Goh to open new S'pore, Japanese venture in paints
    217 8 Goh to open new S'pore, Japanese venture in paints SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Sweo. will lay the foundation stone of a new paint factory at Tanglin Halt Industrial Estate on Sunday. Called the Pan Malaysia Paint Industry Ltd.. this venture represents yet .ti&gt;other pooling of
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    Vagrant waited 5 weeks in jail
    94 8 j PENANG. Mon.— Tan Chye Theam, remanded since May 3 1 pending his trial on a vagrancy i charge, today asked the second magistrate's court to take into consideration the fact that he had been in prison custody for the last live weeks. Tan,
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    Meeting of Senate
    16 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Senate will meet on July 22 i:id July 23.
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    Indonesian pirates strike again
    119 8 VfALACCA, Mon. Indonesian pirates struck again in the I Straits of Malacca on i Friday, robbing two fishermen of 45 nets valued at more than $2,000. The fishermen. Goh Moon I Chin and his assistant, told the police yesterday that I they wer° fishing at 7.30
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    Australian sugar firm plans refinery in Malaysia
    299 8 Australian sugar firm plans refinery in Malaysia I rom KEITH HOOPER OYDNEY. Mon. Ma- laysia may got a sugar refinery from Ausiiu to supply southEast Asian market. The huge Colonial Su^ar Retining Co. Ltd which luis it.s headquarters hrro, is considering setting up a subsii diary in Singapore. The Australian
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    Esso's North Malaya chief dies at 42
    117 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The North Malaya district manager of Esso Standard Malaya Ltd.. Mr. Tan Sim Hong, died here yesterday after a long illness. He was 42. Hr leaves widow and two children, a girl, of 11 and a boy oi nlna An
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    Lock icon The odyssey of Pinedo air pioneer
    1201 9 The odyssey of Pinedo air pioneer One of the most notable airmen of his time Francesco de Pined.) was born in Naples in ?890. Having served with distinction in the Italian army In the early days of *orld war 1. he transferred to the navy in 1917 and rose to
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    HERO OF EPIC TRANS-OCEAN FLIGHTS WAS EXILED BY HIS OWN GOVERNMENT
    533 9 ALTHOI (ill the winter's clay was bitterly cold, Melbourne's bayside suburb of St. Kilda came alive on Sunday, June 9, 1925, with traffic crawling bumper to bumper along the windswept esplanade. Vendors of miniature Italian flags did a roarIng
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    DEATHS
    77 10 20 W»r4t Sl* (ItUUmmm) CHIA YAK HUNG Age 60 paaeed away pearrfully on 14-«-«4. Addraea 171 PnfiKKol I'-d spore. Cortege will ive si Anne Church (Ponggol Rd.) *i 4 p.m 16-«-64. MR. TAN SOON NEB, age paved away peacefully 13-S-M. Ueavnx behind him hi* loving wife. 7 eaas, 3
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    123 10 :n If era* «7» I Minimum 1 THE FAMILY of the l»ie Mra. relntivea Iriend* tor donation* for masses and attendance xt funeral FAMILY of iHte Mr. S. Ponnusamy efMkM in thank friend*, relative* for ejktofcMM*. help, and to the M.rr Doctors of Ward II General ■rtrint his stay
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    286 10 •0 11 •&gt;rit $10 (Minimum) PRIZE WINNERS In Donation Draw. BIM Hautr. Victoria Hall. 20th June will be announced In Strait* -'2nd June. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. teachers and book addict* to browse In thrlr showroom at Time* House. River Valley Road. Singapore. RE A GOOD Malayan— Read Bent*. UM
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      Laos Nears The Brink
      736 10 Events in Laos are taking a most dangerous turn. Communist China has accused the United States of sending warplanes against Pathet Lao positions on the Plain of Jars, and is threatening counterintervention. Thus, the Peking People's Daily warned on June 10 that the United States would
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      Call For Unity
      329 10 Da to Donald Stephens' exhortation on Saturday for cooperation for the good of Sabah was trebly appropriate. It was perfectly suited to the immediate occasion, the inaugural meeting of a party formed by the merger of two others. It was "natural", said Dato Stephens, for the United
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      Royal Visit
      150 10 The passage of nearly two decades has mellowed harsh memories of the relations that once were between Japan and the territories which now make up Malaysia. The ties between the two countries in recent years have been those of friendly trade and fruitful partnership in iudustrialisation. Side by
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    Stockpile sales talk and the GSA
    6 10 Stockpile sales talk and the GSA
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    155 10 I HAVE lost count of the number of times pronundamentos from the G.S.A. have been rendered negatory by the actions of the G.S.A. One of the most recent was a statement by a G.S.A. spokesman that sales were "based on the policy of restricting sales to 5,000 tons In
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    103 10 BANDA HHJR reclamation ground and the adjoining Coronation Gardens In Malacca are being put to a use never envisaged by the authorities a promenade for health rulturists, who for two hours or so every morning starting from five o'clock can be seen walkIng up and down the long
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    Zebra needed
    44 10 IN view of the heavy traffic running along Victoria Street it seems very essential to have a bis Zebra crossing between Bugls Street and Albert Street Junctions. Without this Zebra It takes up to 10 minutes to cross now. ALBERT ST. Singapon
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    Dilapidated
    44 10 For the past eight months Kasiplllai Road In Kuala Lumpur has been In a dilapidated condition, an eyesore, surface badly broken up. If any road requires attention this one does. Soon it will be completely destroyed as a road for traffic INDIGNANT Sentul
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    651 10  - A strike against privilege WALTER SCHWARZ From IN LAGOS PEW Nigerians ever expected that the cranes would stop, the factories empty, the mails be paralysed. And when it happened not only the Government of this four year old sovereign State was taken by surprise: so also were the trade unions.
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    1138 10 India's people without the Pandit IN the sobering crisis caused by the death of Mr. Nehru, at the start of the inevitable new era, how do the people feel in the villages, commonly called Nehru's India? This country surely has the biggest single collection of villages in the world. On
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    City to Jurong by monorail
    728 11 At the bulk handling wharf. there will be grain silos, which Govt considering this and a hydrofoil service as part of its 'forward planning' in development: Hon J^ MONORAIL system may eventually link the city to the vast Jurong industrial complex. This, and a hydrofoil
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    100 workers to share $35,000 back-pay
    113 11 SINGAPORE, Mon About 100 monthlyrated employees of Singapore Glass Manufacturer*. Co. Ltd. are to share $35,000 in back-pay under a collective agreement signed yesterday between the firm and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union. The agreement, which will be effective for three years
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    Field Service students due
    126 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Five American students will arrive here on Thursday to be "adopted" by Malayan families under the Americans abroad programme of the American Field Service. The students are Mary Causey and Mary Paul Ginsberg of New York; Cynthia Chlwls of Connecticut; Jo Ann Scholllng
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    Bendearg to make her maiden voyage
    112 11 Bendearg to make her maiden voyage SINGAPORE, Mon. The largest ship ever built for the Ben Line, the 18,000--ton Bendearg, leaves London on July 3on her maiden voyage to Singapore, Hong Kong. Keelung and Japan. The Bendearg which has a speed of 20 knots, was handed over to the Ben
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    Visit today to 2 electorates
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee will visit Aljunied and Oeylang Bant constituencies to morrow morning to study the needs of the people. The committee will be led by Its chairman. Mr. Ho Cheng Oboon, who is also the Parliamentary Secretary to
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    Varsity's Ph.D. grad is father of four
    461 11 Varsity's Ph.D. grad is father of four BRILLIANT STUDENT WITH UNBROKEN RECORD OF FIRSTS CINGAPORE, Mon. An assistant Treasury secretary in Singapore's Ministry of Finance, who has had an unbroken record of topping every class throughout his academic career, has made local academic history by being the first Doctor of
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    First Malaysian as squadron chief
    115 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Major N. Selvarajah. a staff officer of the Engineers Branch in the Ministry of Defence here, was today appointed Officer Commanding No. 2 Engineer Squadron, in Kuchlng. Major Selvarajah is the first Malaysian officer to command an engineer squadron in the Malaysian
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    Govt ban on oldest Singapore bank
    169 11 Wo foreign exchange business 9 order SINGAPORE. Mon. r pHE Singapore GovA eminent has put a ban on foreign exchange business for Singapore's oldest bank, the Netherlands Trading Society. The order was made in a weeK-cad gazette notification by Dr. Goh Keng Swee, Minister
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    Cash awards for helping to arrest prisoners
    100 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Johore Chief Police Officer. Hajl Abdul Kadlr bin Haji Hassan today presented letters of commendation and cash awards to two members of the public for helping In the arrest of two prisoners who attempted to escape from the general
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    42 11 SUNOEI PATANI, Mon. The Sultanah of Kedah wiU give away the prizes at the Sultan Abdul Hamid College annual sports in Alor Star on Friday. The Ibrahim Secondary School here will have their sports on the same day.
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    Philosopher from India visits Spore
    66 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. An Indian philosopher, poet and singer. Professor Ram Punjwani is on a week's visit in Singapore to see members of the Sindhi community here. A Sindhi himself. Prof. Puniwani. who is professor of Indian Literature at the Unlvfrsity of Bombay, has been on
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    194 11 AN ISLAND GETS PIPED WATER SINGAPORE, Mon THE 600 islanders of Pulau Tekong Besar now 1 have a pipe-line water supply. The official opening of the $35,700 project. Is to be performed by the Assemblyman for Changl. Mr. Sim Boon Woo. on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. Tapped from the sub-soil
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    209 11 Tengku to hear of amahs' grouses TMALACCA, Mon.— The ITI deputy president of Kaum Ibu (Umno women's section). Senator Aisha Ghani, yesterday assured amahs at Terendak Camp that she would take up their grievances with the acting Minister of Labour. Incha Bahaman bin Samsuddin, and the British Commissioner in, Malaysia,
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    503 12 She misses Mum most of all fekvie Batista &lt; presents a page yyHAT is it like to be an acknowledged beauty queen and the centre of attraction wherever you go? There were a few moments of dead silence then some hesitation before Miss .lanice Taylor, Miss Australia, 1964, gave a
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    388 12 RUNNING like a golden thread through the patterr of the past, the cosmetic arts are always in evidence. It shows the production of cosmetics to be one of the oldest industries of the human race. Through the years cosmetics have been developed from various animal
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    149 12 BEAUTY is her job and Miss Anne Lim of Kuala Lumpur has been advising many women over the past eight years on how to look beautiful. But she rjclleves that there is always more to learn and. therefore. Jumped at ;he olfer to go to London to
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    246 12 •npHE question of whether married women should return to work when their children are no longer young is often under discussion nowadays. It was one of the questions put to Baroness Gaitskell of Egremont, widow of Mr. Huge Gaitskell. former Leader of the Opposition in Britain, when
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      325 12 Straits Times Crossword v Ross 3. Get money out of container 8. Unusual couple make music found on the doorstep? (4ln the laudatory sense &lt;8). 6). 9. but the melody aeema 4. For one to belong, maybe. Is sheer humbug to us (S). mean (7). 10. For making an embankment,
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    Colgate detergent plant is opened
    158 13 Cil.i.AlK Palmolives Petalins Jaya detergent plant, which represents a further investment by the company in Malaysia of more than 51 million, was opened on Saturday. With this modern complex covering an area of 90.000 sq. ft. in operation, the number employed by the company extt-eds
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    76 13 Mr. George Sanborn. director of the sales department of the Boeing Company's aeroplane division, paid a business visit to Singapore last week. He called on officials of Malaysian Airways to put to them the advantageous uses to which the Boeing 727 could be put. This American aircraft
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    298 13 Motor tug Kallang yard's 4th launching TM'K Singapore Economic Development Board in December lasl vein decided lo sel up an estate intended specifically for marine industries. That par! ol Kallanfj Park bordering the Geylang River was chosen. Since then seven shipyards have been founded and 14 others have taken occupation
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    206 13 TV/lALAYSIANS are becoming more conscious of iTI the advantages of using steel household wares, said Mr. Keith S. Fountain, a representative of Gilbert Lodge and Co. Ltd., a large Australian export company. Mr. Fountain, who was in Singapore and Malaya last: week to promote sales and
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    77 13 IBM World Trade Corporation, in keeping with its tradition of tiaining local staff for highly skilled jobs is sending Mr Low Chor Hwee 'above) for computer training in Syd- ney, Australia. Mr. Low. a data processing engineer, will be attending the IBM computer school. He will
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    AGENTS APPOINTED FOR TUBE INVESTMENTS
    210 13 LEE KIAT SENG LTD.. coach-builders, have anl nounced their appointment 1 as sole agent in Malaysia for bus and coach body components of Metal Sections Ltd., a member of the Tube Invest- ments group, Oldbury, Birmingham. England. Kept pace Lee Klat Seng have been engaged
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    122 13 rpHREE local officers from 1 the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Co. Ltd. are j being sent to Sydney. Australia, this month for technical training at factories controlled by Australian Consolidated Industries Ltd. They are expected to be j away for four to six j months. Mr.
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    262 13 AMR. GEORGE M. CLARK, managing director of United Engineers Ltd., retired from the company yesterday after more than 40 years of service. With Mrs. Clark, he has sailed for Scotland, where he was educated and received his technical training with Ferguson Brothers, dredge designers and builders
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      782 14 AT YOUR SERVICE Words &lt;5 (Min.)— Box SO rtt. extra PRIVATE INVESTIGATION AUENCV Yip Peng torn lnve»tl*u:.on Bi iKdtablinhfd I860). 8 Uoorgc Un Chambers, 30U Clemenc-rau Avenue. Singapore. Telephone: *****' DANDRUFF. BALDNCtS, THINNING, Falling. Greying Hair, Scalp Triatment. Exclusive Hair Restoration Syntem. The Hair Clinic, 10, Prinsep Strret, Singapore. Appointment:
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    S'GOR PROPERTIES TWICE PAR: MARKET QUIET
    688 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE MALAYAN Stock Exchange opened its week yesterday with conditions very quiet and both industrials and tins slightly easier. There were, however, occasional improvements in special situations. Selangor Properties the first new issue to drop below par went to twice
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    26 16 Malayan stock Indices June 13. June 15. 'Industrials.- 105.70 105.91 Tins: 130.38 130.20 rubbers: 105.78 105.66 *Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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    859 16 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ouolsp* 11.000) $2 30: Esse ords. O.ootn 0».T»; E. Smsltsrt 12.1KH11 54.13; Esse d*b. 51.04 SL F. and N. ord». (10.000) S3..VJ; Cammtfl U.OOO)
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    217 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) iun* I.). Three months. industrial* Boustead U ate. M Containers 15 et&gt; I'uniup.i 15 Cs McAlister 13 els City Uev. J cis. M. Invest. U els K. Smelters 2s &gt; ts. U.C.B.C. i.'tt; Ksso 17 tts. Kothmaos 11 cts ted Dlsp 14 cm. Kobmsons 14 cts.
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    231 16 T»HE following list of selected x Malayan industrial yields is based on last sales on Saturday June 13: *D.V. *E.V. «T.C HldK». 27 7 1 M 18. Smeltrrs 4. 10 rx all 8.1 Cor.Bol. Tin ords. 49 9 7.0 HA I K. N. 4.8 6.8 1.41 1 Onmraon
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    RUBBER PRICES
    234 16 JULY first (rade rubbsr buysrs f.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 07J cents p.-r Ib.. up oni-ciKhih of a &lt;vnl on Friday's closlnK level for the position. Tlic font- M dull. R A.I. and F.M.R.E. closing pnex in ctnts per Ib. yesterday:
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    25 16 JUNE IS. MALAYAN RTrBFR PRICE: 67j cents (up ont'-righth of a cent). SI S^)' 5585 PICUI &lt;UP Estimated unotririal offering 250 tons (unchanged).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    162 16 CHIPS lying alonxtid* ths Sinxapor* Harbour wharvts or expected todsy art: Hut-no- Alref Maru i/'j. c.iml*dt:* 1 ii.\. Steel Adruirnl 13 14. Tirlt:i I&gt;. AvaeM 19 SO, Barpeta 31/32. Sllenlla t rravtata it SB, Koala uimpui Miinchcn 44. lilvcrn^t.-in 4rt. Hrriniind Inner Reads: laiak. Hua Henrf I'mi.vu.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 16 f-MINCSE Produce E&gt;chjn K s Sinca- port nssn once r I day. Ctcenut sil: hulk S47J seller.. .Imm HOI vllers. C»»rs: June/July UK Continent: Unquoted. Ptousr: Muntok white $n:. r« Saiauak white JI32J sellers, special Maratvak hlack Sluji) seller-., garbled Uimionx black $107* -cllers. ASTA tuo Dm Sincspers
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    H.K. RATES
    34 16 f\N the free txchanit market in Hone v-' Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 3.74 for TT and 5.7 M (or cash. Stirling was quoted at 15 9% and ens
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    Tin up: Rubber exports below expectations
    319 16 THE price of. Straits tin in Penang yesterday was 51.87J higher at $585 a picul on an offering estimated at 250 tons, unchanged from Saturday's estimate This was a gain of $10 In two days. The only weekend news affectIng tin was that of
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      217 16 NEDLLWD GREAT LAKES SERVICE Fast inn*! tnsi Miitysn luect te Caaaiiaa ill U.S. deal Lake* »*rt» Singapore *t S'hera -ensii efi. Wontrt* BENtKUIS la Part 72 Ju«e 23/24 JUM 25/21 Jim 2t July Mil 11/14 Illy li li July 21 Jlly II Aim 1 UTWCHT n lII*/ I ssti t
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      1124 17 TSS. "STATE OF MADRAS" PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD voy. mo SINGAPORE Sailing on 17th June, 1964 at ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT 2 P m NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. EMBARKATION NOTICE. n ,i.,,.n ria«« To enable electrical work to be rasseneers I 12 30 p.m. carried out In McPherson Road I asaencers i^.J" P-m- vM
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      358 17 NOTICES LOWER PERAK TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In Malaysia). NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend the Thirty-Seventh, of two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.j per stock unit, less Income Tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due and payable to Stockholders on the register
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      371 17 NOTICE THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE. Bankruptcy Nos: 448/56 Nolan Santa Maria, 271-8, Charlton Road, Spore. cClerk). 373/57 Syed Salim bin Hussln Alsree, 14, Lorong 30, Geylaug. Spore. iClerk). 214/58 Ang Choon Hong. 41. Jalan Kembangan, Spore (Clerk) 144 59 P.P. Nalr. 221. Selegie
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      384 17 NOTICES TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD TEMPORARY GUIDES The attention of all persons acting as full time, part time and driver guides in Singapore is drawn to Regulation 4 (1) of the Tourist Promotion Board (Certification and Control of Guides) Regulations, 1964, which was I gazetted on 12th June, 1964. Regulation (1)
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      362 17 TENDERS TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT, MALAYSIA TENDER NOTICE TENDEPS will be received for the purchase of used and scrap Stores comprising Copper Wire. Wrought Iron, Cast Iron, Underground Cable. Lead Cable, Batteries, Battery Plates etc. The Stores can be Inspected during office hours at Petaling Jaya Stores. Tender forms may be obtained
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      331 17 I. C. I. (MALAYA) LTD. I. C. I. PAINTS (MALAYA) LTD. THE CHEMICAL COMPANY OF MALAYSIA LTD. Vacancies for Science and Engineering Graduate* There are several vacancies In the three Associated Companies ln:Plant Management Technical Service and Development Chemical Sales Candidates should possess either: -(1) An honours degree in chemistry,
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      Parfitt or Sharpe may be dropped from Lord's Test
      288 18  -  JACK FINGLETON By T ONDON, Mon. Ted Dexter will open for England in the Second Test against Australia which starts at Lord's on Thursday.. Peter Parfltt and Norman Gifford, the Worcestershire left-arm bowler, find places in the 12 and Geoff Boycott
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      Veteran riders bring off rare double
      196 18  -  EPSOM JEEP By •TWO "EVERGREEN" amateur riders. Lionel WhltaKer (67) and Harry Wheeler '60) stole the limelight from riders hall their ag* at Saturday's amateur race meeting at Buklt Timah. Whltaker marked his 40th year on the Malaysian Turf by winning on Sweet Eighteen,
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      Weights for XL meet
      695 18 KCALA LUMPIR. Mon Weights for all nine races of the Selangor Turf Club meeting on Sunday: Cl. 2. Div. 1, 7t Tlba Tiba 9.00 Brave Chevalier 9.00 \nu.ir 8.13 Col. Whatnot II 8.12 Pembroke Chief 8.11 Star Whistler 8.1 1 Balkan Bambino 8.10 Apa Lagi 8.10
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      Lock icon TENNIS ROUNDUP WIMBLEDON CHAMP McKINLEY'S RIVALS ARE EMERSON, OSUNA
      470 18 TENNIS ROUNDUP WIMBLEDON CHAMP McKINLEY'S RIVALS ARE EMERSON, OSUNA LONDON. Men. Only 22 players competed in the first Wimb'.edon lawn tennis championships In 1877. The 78th championships, which begin at AllEngland Club on June 22. attracted a record entry of more than 500 players representing 49 countries. With a total
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      1002 18 NOTICE JOHORE AUCTION SALE TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class C ana above registered J K.R. Contractors A) Property: No. 8. Exeter Road w ,n received by the Jurutera off KUliney Road opposite NefiPl j.k.r.. Johor, up to Noon Market. 2-Storey. Area 3,023 0( 1)e 27-6-64 tor- W £on P hOld
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      800 18 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE AIR CONDITIONING INSTALI. VTIOX FOR THE PROPOSED STIDIOS AND OFFICES OF RADIO MALAYSIA. IPOH Tenders will be received at the Offlre of the Director, Radio Malaysia. Room 90. Block C. Tuanku Abdul Rahman Hall. Kuala Lumpur up to 12 Noon on Friday 10th July 1964 for the
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      244 18 dk wonderful Pan Am feeling It's a feeling reserved for travellers who choose Pan Am. Wherever they go— Europe, the U.S.A. the Caribbean, Central or South America, throughout the Pacific or 'Round the World —travellers feel better because they're flying Pan Am. No wonder. Pan Am is the World's Most
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      MALAYSIA BEATEN IN LAST MATCH HOCKEY
      186 19 MALAYSIA BEATEN IN LAST MATCH HOCKEY- IfHARAGPUR, Mon. The Malaysian hockey team lost the last fixture of their Indian tour 3-0 to the South Eastern Railway team here yesterday. The rain-softened ground was hardly conducive to fast play and the match started off in the drizzle but both teams adjusted
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      Trim short-list and pay
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      SPOTLI6NT ON OLYMPICS JAPANESE SPRINTER RUNS 100 m IN 10.1
      217 19 SPOTLI6NT ON OLYMPICS JAPANESE SPRINTER RUNS 100 m IN 10.1 gKKLIN. Mon. Hideo lijima. a 20-year-old Japanese «u- Was clock «J at lO.lsec in a 100 metres race here yesterday only one-tenih of a ««oond outside the world record held by Armin Hary IGermanyi and Harry Jerome (Canada). lijimas run
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      expenses AAU told
      393 19  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE .Monday FURTHER trimming of the Malaysian AAU's short list of Olympic Games probables is recommended by the Singapore member of the Selection Board, Niaz Mohammed Shah. Mr. Niaz Shah is making this recommendation to MAAU chief selector Haji Osman. bin Daim on the
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      Clark's GP
      34 19 FRANCORCHAMPS, Mon. Jim Clark (Britain) In a Lotus wen the Belgian Orand Prix motor race yesterday. Clark, current world champion, was timed at 2hrs. 6:40.5 at an average speed of 132.79 mpn
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      Raffles make it clean sweep
      292 19 Raffles make it clean sweep SINGAPORE. Mon. Raffle* Institution won top honour* for the ilfth successive year when they became champions in the City Distric: athletic meet hei' 1 at Monk's Hill today. Raffles made a clean sweep in the boys section by winning ail three divisions. In the girls
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      CYCLING Selangor 'B' upset
      154 19 CYCLING Selangor 'B' upset If U ALA LUMPUR, Mon. St- langor's "B" team pulled off a major upset when they beat Selangor "A" in the Malaysian Cyclists' Federation 100 kilometres team trial race at Diplomatic Enclave yesterday The Selangor "B" team comprised Andrew Michael. Hamzah Ahmad. Ismail Osman and Low
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      HALL'S WEDDING BAY
      67 19 WEST INDIAN fast bowler Wesley Hall, 26. and bis bride. Miss Shurla Bowen. 22. after their wedding at St. St. Margaret's Church in Liverpool on Jane 10. Former West Indies Test captain Sir Frank Worrell was bestman Hall met his bride when they were children in Barbados
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      SOCCER KOREANS CUT LOOSE IN SECOND HALF
      203 19 SOCCER KOREANS CUT LOOSE IN SECOND HALF pENANG, Mon.— The South X Korean touring soccer team struck form in the second half to beat Penane 3-1 at the City Stadium tonight. Penang, who lost skipper Kuppan (pulled muscle) in the 26th minute, held out till the 53rd minute when the
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      CRICKEt CSC TRIED FOR QUICK RUNS AND COLLAPSED INSTEAD FOR 30
      382 19 CRICKEt CSC TRIED FOR QUICK RUNS AND COLLAPSED INSTEAD FOR 30 SINGAPORE. Mon. ACK of patience in trying to overhaul Singapore 12 Cricket Club's low total of 66, which resulted in a spate of poor batting, brought about Ceylon SC's defeat by 36 runs in the SCA senior tournament yesterday.
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      102 19 winners over Indian Association, are in fourth position. STANDINGS ICC •oiice !hangl 'arslty ieletar IRC irmy »c A )CRO fWLDAPtI Max Pc 11 7 1 1 2 45 54 83.33 11 5 1 2 3 34 48 70.83 10 4 2 2 3 30 48 62.50 5 3 2 0
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      Capt. Moller fastest
      135 19 ITUALA KANOSAR. Mon A*. Army Captain ED. MoHer won the Perpetual Trophy, awarded for the fastest five-lap scratch race of the Royal Pen* Motor Club grass track meet on the polo ground here yesterday Driving an MO "B".' he returned the time of 4mln 33.45 ec Other
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      105 19 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS NG QUEE LAM Esq. (The Chairman of Board of Directors of Our Company) on the conferment of a well-deserved BINTANG BAKTI MASHARAKAT (PUBLIC SERVICE STAR) ON SINGAPORE NATIONAL DAY 1964 by H. E. THE YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA /^&gt;PS^\ from /^Ytt^\ the directors and staff of l(**y BIAN HENG
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      178 19 p&H yours with the cu v^fjß*v\ You'll get more digging power and be able to put "more on the hook" with the 255-A. This outstanding 2 YD3 (0.6M3) Excavator has the advantage of P&H STABILITY which means better balance a lower centre of gravity that lets you exert more power
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      112 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Tour match: Perak v South Korea (Stadium Perak. 8 p.m.). Spore Dlv. 2C: Jollilads v Star Soccerites. Dlv. 3A: Sanvista, v Arsenal 'A'; Gymkhana v Kolam Ayer; Kallang Airport v Kota Rajah (all matches at Farrer Pk). Cosmos v Indian Youths (Balestier Rd). Ipoh Div. S: DID
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      85 19 SUMMARY SOCCER B«tu Gajah Lgt: 5 Bn Royal Malay R«Kt 7 Malayan Tin Dred*Jiig 1. Ipoh Div 3: Municipality 4 State DID 2; "B" Sqn, Irish Hussars 4 Tamil Youngsters 2. Interpollcr circle KO toarney: Ipoh 6 Tapah 2. L. Perak Dlv^ 1: TJtd Plantation 3 Gloucester Est 0 CRICKET
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    Lock icon 'PEACE IN S-E ASIA HANGS BY THREAD'
    220 20 'PEACE IN S-E ASIA HANGS BY THREAD' —sags PEKING DEKING, Mon. 1 China's main Communist newspaper the People's Daily, said today peace in IndoChina and South-East Asia was "hanging by a thread." in a tough new editorial on the Laos crisis, it asked the United States Govern- 1 ment whether
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    DEATHS
    99 20 LONEN: Dr. \V. H. Lonrn uncle of Kenny Ktrnandiz. Straits Times and Mra. Frank tVrnandez Singapore in London on M.'iy -7 ARMSTRONG MABEL ROSE nee n«,ht U year* BMMd away peacefully Omni Hospital. ten Aaarrw'i Cathedral .'&gt; p.m. thence to Crematorium. OOBBIE DATO A AS. MHK X id Kuaataa
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    50 20 NEW YORK. Mon— The American negro leader, ihe Rev. Luther King, today received 10 honorary Doctor of Laws «gree from Yale University while cu 1 on bail frbm a Florida jail. The citation praised Dr. Kings "steadfast refusal to countenance violence." 111 resisting injustice— Reuter.
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    'Register your claims' call by the SGPWU
    115 20 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore General Printing Workers Union has asked members who were former employees of the Star Press Ltd. to attend the Labour Court in Havelock Road on Wednesday at 9.15 a.m. to legister outstanding claims gainst the management. This is in
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    Lock icon Tunnel under lake
    25 20 GENEVA, Mon. H'ans for a road tunnel under Lake Geneva, linking the rwo banks just outside the city, were announced here today.—Reu;er.
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    SWIMSUIT BEAUTIES 'MIGHT AS WELL GO NAKED...9
    165 20 SWIMSUIT BEAUTIES 'MIGHT AS WELL GO NAKED... 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three Miss Malaysia contestants have been severely criticised for wearing swimsuits in the competition on Saturday. The three beauty queens Habsah Hamdan MIM Sarawak). Rohani Salleh iMl&gt;.s Kclantan&gt;. and Juriah Basir (Miss Pahang) were all described as "putting on
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    SATA mobile X-ray unit
    69 20 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The SATA mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the junction of Coronation Road and Buklt Timah Road from today to Friday for people living In the following areas: Tan Kirn Cheng Road. Duke's Road. Coronation Road, Prince of Wales Road, Princess of Wales
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    Court told of recovery of bomb part in park
    353 20 Man committed for trial at assizes SINGAPORE, Mon. About four-and-a-half hours after his arrest, Hashim bi n Ismail. 35, led a Special Branch party to Kallang Park and recovered a TNT pellet buried among shrubbery, a preliminary inquiry was told today.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    356 20 LONDON. Mon. Industrial equities continued in go"d form in in the stock markets in the drat day of the New \iount. but the volume of business still left much to be desired. Gilt-edged securities. however, remained out oi favour. Renewed small selling in v thin market brought further
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    51 20 LONDON. Mon. Spot 20*« d.. July 20' id.. Aug. 20-7 16d., Sept 20\d.. July Sept. 20-7 16d., Oct. Dec 20 3 sd Jan. Mar. 20 a »d.. Apr. June 20-'» d.. July Sept. 20\d Oct. Dec 20\d.. c.l.f. June 20--1 16d.. July 20d., Aug. 19-15 16d. Tone: Quiet but
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    TIN
    26 20 LONDON. Mon. Buyers £1190, sellers £1195. Forward buyers £1165. sellers £1166. Settlement £1205. Turnover ajn. 140 tons, pjn. 70 tons. Tone: Quieter and barely steady.
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    639 20 Dr. Lim makes strong attack on developed countries THEY MUST CHANGE THEIR POLICIES... KIALA LUMPUR, Monday. TMIH Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Ami. launched n strong ;ii luck against those developed countries which are unwilling to "make the necessary changes and adjustments** in their economic policies towards
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    10,000 to watch for Jakarta saboteurs
    150 20 10,000 to watch for Jakarta saboteurs SINGAPORE. Mon. 0 From tonight, over 10.000 volunteers will takp turns to watch for Indonesian saboteurs. They are the first batch of Vigilantes who have just completed the basic training jat 48 community centres scattered over the* island. Most of them will patrol their
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    121 20 Cricket tea scores LONDON. Mon.— Tea MOTH in tixlays circkei &gt;n. itches were: \t lunbridice Wells: Kent 288 for six declared versus 81l At The Oval: Surrey 285 for nine declared. Essex 146 for six. At Burton-on-Trint: Middlesex 272 for six declared. Derbyshire 180 all out. At Sheffield: Australians 295
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    35 20 LIVERPOOL. Mon Four thousand dockers voted a) RHM 1 meeting here today lo continue their unofficial trike. winch is now holding up mon? than 90 cargo ships m the river Mersey.--Reuter.
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      675 20 20 words tlO (minimum) J.P.T. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from neutered J.P.T. Contractors of Class "D" (Construction) and above at the office of the Jurutera Parit dan Taliayer Negeri. Selanlor, Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. on 9th July, 1954 for the Construction of Tidal Control Gate at
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      352 20 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE SANITARY INSTALLATION FOR TELECOMS TRAINING CENTRE I'HASK 1 AT JALAN OUBNBT. KIALA Ll'MPt'R Tenders will be received by the Director General of Telecommunications. Government ol M:ihiy.sia. Telecoms Headquarter Bukit Nanas. Kiuila Lumpur up to noon of the Ist. July. 1964 for the Sanitary Installation of the Telecoms
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      180 20 MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE (Malaysia's College of Postal Education) Fob Chong Building, Johore Bahru. Tel: 2171 1964/1965 Examinations W« oWer sysfemoficolly prepared home-study courses, compiled by educational experts and teachers, from Primary level to Higher Certificate stage. These courses, which produced record results in the past, have been revised and brought
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      41 20 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: HigheM Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 90 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 86 73
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