The Straits Times, 12 August 1961

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    LIFE IN A SPACESHIP
    920 1 It's just an ordinary m00n... FIVE MALAYAN ATHLETIC RECORDS SMASHED -Page 17 Major Titov says: I landed by parachute MOSCOW, Friday. MAJOR Gherman Titov disclosed today that he ejected himself from his spaceship at a low altitude and floated down by parachute at the end of
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    Lock icon KAUNDA ASKS FOR BRITISH TROOPS
    197 1 KAUNDA ASKS FOR BRITISH TROOPS USAKA. Fri. Mr. Kenneth Kaunda's United National Independence Party yesterday cabled Mr. Harold Macmillan asking for the immediate intervention of British troops in Northern Rhodesia, where a wave of arson and sabotage is reported. Police opened fire yesterday on an African crowd which attacked the
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    Lock icon Flood threat
    27 1 NEW DELHI. Fri.— Heavy rain over the Himalayas today threatened large areas of North India with a second wave of floods in four weeks. —Reuter
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    Lock icon NIK AND HIS SPACEMEN No. 1 AND No. 2
    39 1 NIK AND HIS SPACEMEN No. 1 AND No. 2 SOVIET Premier Khrushchev proudly puts a fatherly arm around cosmonauts Cherman Titov (left) and Yuri Gagarin at the Moscow reception for Titov after his historic space journey. U.P.I, radio picture.
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    Lock icon Pathet Lao fort bombarded
    85 1 Pathet Lao fort bombarded VIENTIANE. Fri. The town of Xieng Khouang. a Pathet Lao stronghold in Central-West Laos. was shelled on Aug. 8 and Aug. 9 by Meo tribesmen operating as auxiliary forces of the Royal Laotian Army. Authoritative sources said today many mortars shelis had fallen on the town,
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    Lock icon Treaty meet
    48 1 BERLIN, (Eastern Sector), Fri— Herr Lothar Bolz East i German Foreign Minister, said today his Government I thought it appropriate that tlie Foreign Ministers of 'the Socialist States" should meet in the late autumn to decide on further measures for a German peace treaty. j Reuter.
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    Found dead
    21 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. A watchman. Karmal Singh. 47. was found dead In the flve-foot-way In Chitty Road at midnight today.
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    Malaysia body meeting urged
    179 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr. Donald Stephens, founder President of the North Borneo United National Kadazan Organisation, said on his arrival here today that he felt a meeting of the solidarity consultative committee on the Greater Malaysia plan was necessary, otherwise the idea would get "cold Mr.
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    MARSHAL KONIEV TAKES OVER W E. GERMANY
    255 1 MARSHAL KONIEV TAKES OVER W E. GERMANY BERLIN, Friday. jyjARSHAL Ivan Koniev was today reported to have been appointed Chief of Soviet forces in East Germany in what was regarded here as a move to strengthen Communist forces and morale in face of the mounting Berlin crisis. The Marshal, one
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    Lock icon Power plant for Thais
    46 1 BANOKOK. Fri. The Thailand Government and an Austrian firm today signed a U5512.500.000 contract for the building of an electric power plant. The plant, of 40.000 kilowatts, will be completed In 30 months and will supply electricity to ten southern provinces.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Wings for 21
    41 1 SAIGON. Fri. Twentyone young cadets of the Viet- I namese Air Force this morn- ing were given their wings In an impressive graduation ceremony held at the air force training centre at Nha Trang In Central Vietnam.— U.P.I.
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    Rush-hour chaos in the tubes
    43 1 LONDON, Fri. Thousands or Londpn office workers were marooned in underground trains today at the height of the morning rush-hour Three successive breakdowns brought chaos to the system Trains were held up for nearly an hour and pas-
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    Oil union to press 35 Shell claims
    571 1 Oil union to press 35 Shell claims SINGAPORE. Fri were united irf one It was essential that they maintain their unity. Mr. tCandasamy warned that the company would be subtle, but "with unity we can break Shell." Hp said the workers could control the production and distribution of oil. Shell
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    LATEST
    31 1 SPEEDBOAT CRASH BIIfGATOBB, sai Speed hu.it ir;«>hed ii V' It'll; <l(V .luroili; .i' oicht and two nun bin Yiis(>(T I?,, ami bin Uaucl, M, virc tl PnJiii took Ibirn hospital
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    Mrs TITOV LIKES TO GO ON SPACE FLIGHT
    464 2 Mrs TITOV LIKES TO GO ON SPACE FLIGHT SPACEMAN ought to have his wife's permission before he goes into orbit, Mrs. Tamara Tilov. pelite brunette wife of Russia's second cosmonaut. Major Gherman Tilov, said last night. "But Gherman does not share that point of view," she told Western reporters at
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    Lock icon Lloyd freezes pay of official workers
    145 2 T ONDON. Frl. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, has announced a pay freeze on about a million Government workers He made trie announcement at separate meetings with union leaders of 600.000 civil servants and 340.000 Government industrial workers. Although wage negotiations
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    Another civil war in Spain?
    212 2 Another civil war in Spain? PARIS, Fri. Docu- merits purporting to come from a former 8 p anlsh Republican army general and declaring a "war of liberation" in Spain against the regime of Generalissimo Francisco Franco, were circulated here yesterday The documents which included letters addressed to the U.S. President.
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    Lock icon Suspension ends
    23 2 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Communist Party newspaper, Harian Rakjat. has resumed publication after a week-long suspension, the army said today. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'I ignored warning': 'Security risk' man
    698 2 I MEN TOLD NOT TO MARRY CHINESE LONDON, FRIDAY ONE of the three Air Ministry employees sent home from Hong Kong aftei marrying Chinese girls said in Luton, Bedfordshire, today that he received a warning two days before his marriage. Mr. Patrick Magulre, 37.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S RECORD IN DEVELOPMENT AID
    190 2 LONDON. Friday. ORITAIN spent a record of nearly £26 million on development and welfare schemes for her overseas territories in the last financial year, according to provisional figures published today. The annual return of schemes under the Colonial Development and Welfare Act shows that total
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    Lock icon Indonesian strike
    42 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Railway workers staged a lightning one-day strike against the D.S.M. Railway Company in Medan, North Sumatra, the army announced today. The 1,000-man walkout followed similar strike against state-owned companies In North Sumatra and east and central Java. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Air intrusions: A protest
    43 2 NEW DELHI. Frl. India has protested to China agaln.st five recent violations of Indian air space by Chinese aircraft, official sources said here today. The violations took place between March and June along India's border with Western Tibet. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Robbers fail
    33 2 PARIS. Fri. A woman pedestrian was shot In the arm yesterday as two masked gunmen ned after an unsuccessful attempt to rob a bank In Central Paris. Both were arrested. Reuter.
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    THE LAST BENT EGG...
    45 2 LONDON. Fri.— Adelaide Bentetfs, the hen which laid hundreds of banana-shaped eggs, has died in her nest. Her owner. Mr. Wilfred Waterman, of Poole, raised nrarly 1 1.000 for charity bj selling the eggs to people all over the world. Beater.
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    ARMED GUARDS FOR U.S. AIRLINES
    274 2 ARMED GUARDS FOR U.S. AIRLINES WASHINGTON, Fri. The United State* has placed armed, plain-clothed guards on American airliners flying domestic and international routes to prevent hijack attempts, the Whit-. 1 House said yesterday. Mr. Pierre Salinger, the White House Press Secretary, said of the latest measure, announced briefly by President
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    Lock icon U.S. call-up quota highest since Korean War to meet crisis
    773 3 BERLIN NEGOTIATIONS CAN BE EXPECTED, SAYS RUSK ON WAY HOME THE Defence Department announced yesterday that the U.S. conscription quota for September had been set at 25,086 men— the highest figure since the Korean War. The- announcement represrntcd the first
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    Lock icon KENYATTA APPEALS: KEEP CALM, I SHALL SEE YOU ALL
    177 3 KENYATTA APPEALS: KEEP CALM, I SHALL SEE YOU ALL NAIROBI, Fri.— Jomo Kenyatta, former leader of the Mau Mau, has appealed to Africans to conduct themselves in an orderly and dignified manner for the sake of peace and unity. The appeal came in a recorded message being broadcast regularly from
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    Underwater shot
    25 3 AZUSA (California), Frl.— A successful underwater launch'ng of a liquid fueled rocket the 15-foot Aerobee was reported yesterday by Aerojet General Corp.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Cholera victims
    30 3 PATNA. Fri.— A total Of 2.498 people have died cf cholera in Bihar State. East India, since an epidemic broke out last May, according to official sources. Reuter.
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    35 3 ALGIERS. Fri— Two Foreign Legionnaires were killed and seven Injured in a gun battle with Insurgents In a park In the centre of Sldl Bel Abbes, in western Algeria today. Reuter.
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    AIRLINER HIT PEAK AT FULL THROTTLE
    278 3 STAVANGER, Frf covered the front pages of the evening newspapers. Inquiries were immediately started in London to help the Norwegian investigators. The Aviation Ministry said four British accident Investigation officials were leaving for Norway on the first available flight. "The branch has already started
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    Lock icon End Lisbon ties: British MP
    103 3 End Lisbon ties: British MP T ONDON, Frl.— A British La- bour M.P. who returned tonight from an 1-day probe on the Congo-Angola border into alleged Portuguese atrocities in Angola, said that Britain should dissociate herself from Portugal. "In fact, Portugal should be outside Nato.' Mr. George Thomas, a Methodist,
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    Lock icon Train fatality
    33 3 LEEDS, Frl.— One man was killed and a man and two children injured when a diesel train crashed into an engine on a viaduct over a busy road here yesterday. Reuter.
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    24 3 LONDON, Fri. BOAC Is to sell its 48.5 per cent shareholding in Middle East Airlines, it was announced here yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 15 killed in pit accident
    35 3 JOHANNESBURG, Frl. Fifteen Africans were killed last night in a mine accident, when a truck left the rails half way down an Incline shaft and ran out of control. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Opera star buried
    32 3 TOKYO, Fri. Funeral services were held in Peking yesterday for Mcl Lan-fang, one of China's leading stage artists who.se female impersonations in Chinese opera won him worldwide acclaim. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Bid to save Clydebank
    82 3 Bid to save Clydebank LONDON, Fri— A British shipbuilding company has deliberately put in an unprofitable tender for the new Cunarder "Queen" liner contract for the sake of keepIng their Clydebank shipyard occupied, the company's chairman announced here today. Lord Aberconway, chairman of John Brown and Co. Ltd.. said at
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    Lock icon Boat lost fear
    33 3 MANILA. Fri. An interisland boat with 57 people aboard has been unheard from since Monday and was feared to have sunk in central Philippines waters, it was reported today. U.P.I.
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    A fighter first
    27 3 BONN, Fri. The first FlO4 Starflghter Jet assembled under licence in West Germany roared into the air from the Bavarian airfield ot Manching yesterday.
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    Lock icon U.N. ASSEMBLY TO DEBATE BIZERTA
    148 3 NEW YORK, Friday. THE General Assembly was yesterday called into special session on Aug. 21 on the Bizerta crisis. Uruguay became the 50th member to concur with an Afro-Asian initiative to convoke the extraordinary meetIng, thus providing a required simple majority of the 99 nations.
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    Lock icon Farewell party
    28 3 LONDON, Fri.— The Foreign Secretary, Lord Home, last night attended a farewell reception given by the Indonesian Ambassador here, Dr. Sunario. who is leaving Britain.—Reuter. p
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      470 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORTWAVE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41 metres SERVICE 41.7 metres Ml Ull M WAVE SERVICE A.M. 6.00 Tinfe Signal. Negara--476 metres Ku. News Headlines: 6.05 MornA.M. 6.00 Good Morning: 6.02 Ing Melodies; 7.00 Newport Jazz Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Festival: 7.30 Time Signal. Newt,; 7.05 Melodies
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    Dead man's relatives not traced
    128 4 Dead man's relatives not traced SINGAPORE, Fri. Police have not yet been able to trace the relatives of a 41--year-old man. Tang Kion, who was found dead with 8 fractured skull today on a pavement near the Redhill Close flats. The man, dressed in a dark shirt and khaki trousers,
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    HE TURNED A HOSE ON PC: FINED $200
    121 4 HE TURNED A HOSE ON PC: FINED $200 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Douglas Paisley, a seaman of the mo-tor-vessel. Norfolk, who turned a hose of water on a Harbour Board constable this morning was later fined $200 in the Ninth Magistrate's court. Police Constable P. J. Thesira was almost thrown off the
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    Accused denies shooting
    520 4 EYE-WITNESS TELLS COURT OF MERCHANTS STRUGGLE WITH THREE MEN AT WOODSVILLE SINGAPORE, Friday. QOH Chiang Hong, alias Goh Chang Hoe, 23, an odd job labourer, on trial at the assizes here on a charge of firing a pistol with intent to cause injury to Mr. Chew Choo
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    MINISTER TO OPEN FURNITURE SHOW
    222 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. nnWENTY Singapore furniture manufacturers will A show local families how to make the best use of a two-roomed flat at a nine-day exhibition to be opened by the Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, tomorrow afternoon. The exhibition of lowcost furniture
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    New party opens office
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The new United Peoples Party headquarters at 35-A South Bridge Road (opposite Carpenter Street) will be open fr,om tomorrow. Office hours aie from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The telephone number Is 70-186.
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    Water cut-off
    23 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Water will be cut off In Venus Road on* Windsor Park Road from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    313 4 *PHE following Is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore. ARRIVALS Garuda: Prom Jakarta (OA 802) 8.55 a.m.; from Medan, Kuala Lumpur (OA 992) 4.10 p.m from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (OA 803) 5.45 p.m. Cathay Pacific: Prom Hong Kong, Bangkok
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    Happy Malaysia: Sarawak hails public interest
    371 4 Happy Malaysia: Sarawak hails public interest KUCHING. Fri npHE Sarawak Government welcomed the public discussion on the subject of "Happy Malaysia" and believed that further exchanges of views would be valuable in elucidating what form such an association might take and also in determining the wishes of the people*. This
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    'King of the Riviera' in The Free Press today
    145 4 'King of the Riviera in The Free Press today THE gambling instinct is in almost all of us, even if it is confined to a modest "flutter" at Bufcit Timah. But on the French Riviera it is big business a multi million dollar business. Beginning today, The Free Press tells
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    Games, film for 120
    99 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The People's Association is to present sports and games equipment to brighten the lives of the young people among the 120 Lorong Tai Seng fire victims now being temporarily housed at the Playfair Boys' School. A spokesman for the Social Welfare Department here told
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      60 4 Singapore BALLET performs at Victoria Theatre, 8.30 p.m. MENORAH CLUB: Social dance at Reuben Manasseh Meyer Hall, Oxley Rise 8.30 pjn. ART SOCIETY: Exhiottlon of paintings by local artists at British Council. 10 a.m. 2 p.m. Y'B MEN CLUB: Prof. T. L. Green speaks on "Education and Social Progress" at
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      71 4 Malay class Cambridge I. 1.30 pjn.; Malay Cambridge II 3.30 pjn. BIDDHIST UNION (Jalan Senyum) Dr. Oopal Singh speaks on "Relationship between Buddhism and Slkhlsm" at No. 28 Jalan Senyum, 6 p.m. SINGAPORE BUDDHIST YOUTH CIRCLE: Talks by Yen. Pakasi: Buddhasasana. on "Some basic principles of Buddhism" and by Prof.
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    Trade arbitration move
    291 5 MINISTRY IS MAKING A SURVEY AND WILL REPORT TO ECAFE HQ IN BANGKOK KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE Ministry of Commerce and Industry is making a survey of the question of trade arbitration between Malaya and other Asian countries. It will report to the Ecafe headquarters in Bangkok
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    Search for best area for two bridges in Johore
    176 5 Search for best area for two bridges in Johore KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Preliminary survey work is now being carried out along the banks of the Muar and Batu Pahat Rivers in Johore to determine the best location for the two multi-million dollar bridges which are to replace the existing ferries.
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    CUSTOMS MAN DEMANDED $500: GETS 6 MONTHS
    222 5 CUSTOMS MAN DEMANDED $500: GETS 6 MONTHS PENANG, Friday. A REVENUE officer who demanded $500 for the return of a brief case containing $2,800 in cash and jewellery, was today sentenced to six months' jail for attempting to extort the money from a clerk at Swettenham Pier on May 11.
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    BIRTHDAY OF PROPHET TO BE CELEBRATED
    88 5 BIRTHDAY OF PROPHET TO BE CELEBRATED KUALA LUMPUR. FrL The birthday of the Prophet Mohamed will be celebrated with a rally at Merdeka Stadium on Aug. 23. Talks on the life of th» Prophet will be given In Malay, English, Chinese and Tamil There will be a procession through the
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    Rice lorry man dies
    51 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. Tan Chen Choh. a lorry attendant, was killed yesterday afternoon when his vehicle, carrying rice, overturned in front of the Peking Hotel here. Tan, 23. was buried under several bags of rice. He wan dead when extricated an hour later by nolice and
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    M-Day joy plans
    47 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Fri. Buklt Mertajam will celebrate independence day with a variety show at the public padang on Aug. 31. A garden party will be held the same afternoon In the district officer's residence The state government has allocated $800 for the district celebrations.
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    LIAISON GENERAL ON 2-WEEK VISIT
    164 5 LIAISON GENERAL ON 2-WEEK VISIT KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Maj.-Gen. D.A. Kendrew, (above) head of the United Kingdom Joint Services Liaison Staff, Australia, and a celebrated rugby player in his day, is on a two-week tour of Commonwealth forces stationed in the Federation. He said the tour had been planned for
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    $5,000 hall
    36 5 KUANTAN. Fri. The Mentrl Besar of Pahang Wan Abdui Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, today opened a $5,000 community hall at Tualang Padang in the district of Lipis wnich will benefit 400 kampong people.
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    Woman robbed
    27 5 IPOH. Fri. A woman. Ponnumah. 65. was robbed of $10 and a pair of earrings worth $15 by s:x youths in Gurdwara Crescent here yesterday.
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    Mentri opens a training camp
    50 5 IPOH. Fri The Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'ari bin Shaflee, yesterday opened a Junior Red Cross Officers' training camp at the Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman here. The five-day camp Is attended by about 100 teachers from all types of schools all over the Federation.
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    Malayans study timber industry in Australia
    144 5 LTUALA LUMPUR, Fri,— A group of 26 Malayan sawmillers, timber merchants and forestry officials have completed an extensive tour of New South Wales. The party visited torest ttations. sawmills, plywood factories and joinery works. An Australian High Commission statement said today that during their
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    Re-elected chairman
    85 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Haji Mustapha Albakri was re-elected chairman of 1 the Malayan Association for the Blind at the annual meeting here yesterday. Mr. Yong Pung How wa& elected vice-chairman and Mr. Hew Kiang Main treasurer. Members of the council of the association elected were Mrs Lav Foo
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    Rural leaders to tour Bangkok
    45 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. An 11 -man party of rural leaders from all over Malaya left here by air today on a three-week study tour of Bangkok. The party, led by Inche Elyas Omar, will study rural development methods and techniques.
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    President again
    21 5 IPOH, Fri. Inche Yusuf bin Hajl Abdul Ohanl has been re-elected president of the National Language Teachers' Union here.
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    339 5 rE Paramount Chief of the Kenyahs, Temenggong Oyong Lawai, told the Council Negti yesterday that the "Greater Malaysia" plan, though sound and practical, was unacceptable to his people. Speaking before the adjournment of the council meeting, the Temenggong said "The geographical
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    3 LABOURERS JAILED FOR ROBBERY
    82 6 3 LABOURERS JAILED FOR ROBBERY MUAR, Fri. Three oddjob labourers, Markom bin Kromu. 27, Irsat bin Yusuf, 25, and Yaman bin Mohamat Kusmin, 30. were each sentenced to three years' Jail by Mr. Justice Adams in the High Court here yesterday for robbing a tapper. Yong Ylm, 53. All pleaded
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    The (little) giant turtles get a fighting chance
    317 6 BABIES NOW HATCHING WILL ENTER THE SEA TOMORROW BETWEEN 5.000 and 6.000 turtle eggs collected by the Malayan Nature Society at Dungun beach over a month ago are now hatching. The work was undertaken to assist the giant leather-backed turtle, claimed to
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    BOSSES AND N. U.P. W. MEN TO MEET ON WAGE CLAIMS
    404 6 BOSSES AND N. U.P. W. MEN TO MEET ON WAGE CLAIMS ■REPRESENTATIVES of employers and workers are to meet here AY next week to discuss proposals for higher wages and improved conditions of service in the rubber industry. The talks will be attend- i ed by delegates from the Malayan
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    SULTAN'S GRANDSON OFF TO STUDY IN ENGLAND
    107 6 IPOH. Fri. The Sultan and the Raja Perempuan of Perak this morning said farewell at the airport here to their grandson, Raja Iskandar bin Raja Zlran. 20. who left for Kuala Lumpur on his way to England for further studies. Raja Iskandar. a
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    See Lai will teach children to act naturally
    152 6 See Lai will teach children to act naturally SINGAPORE, Fri.— Miss Tan See Lai. the first Asian girl to be awarded a diploma of the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, has returned here to join the staff of the Teachers' Training College. She will teach speech and
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    'I didn't feel a thing,' says aborigine blood donor
    170 6 VI ALA LIMPtB. Fri. Fifty-three members of the Senoi Praak. an aborigine force, today gave a pint of blood each at the general hospital. Mr. N. Herboldt. second in command of the Senoi Praak. said that volunteers from thr three other
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    Extension for school
    71 6 SINGAPORE. Fri— Nan Hwa Girls 1 High School is to be extended by a new four-storey building in Bencoolen Street. Laying the foundation stone today, the chairman of the management committee. Mr. Lav Loke Ylng, said the new building would have 12 classrooms and natural science and
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    MAN HAD LEG CUT OFF IN ACCIDENT
    180 6 MAN HAD LEG CUT OFF IN ACCIDENT fTELUK ANSON 1 Fri.— x A police officer told the Coroner's Court here today that when he went to the scene of an accident he saw a dead man lying on the road with his left lepr severed from his thigh. Insp. C.
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    Guide campfire
    28 6 PENANG. Fri.— More than 40 guide leaders from the Federation held a campfire ast night to mark the end of their four-day camp at Waterfall Road.
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    $46,000 STOLEN FROM A SAFE AT NIGHT
    226 7 $46,000 STOLEN FROM A SAFE AT NIGHT Keys were in cashier's trousers near his bed KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. pOLICE are investigating the loss of cash, jewellery and cheques worth $46,000 from the safe of a drug store in Petaling Street here. ALSO lost: A bunch of keys to the safe
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    PM TO OPEN COLOMBO PLAN MINISTERIAL MEETING IN NOVEMBER
    211 7 PM TO OPEN COLOMBO PLAN MINISTERIAL MEETING IN NOVEMBER KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Prime Minister. Tengko Abdul Rahman, will open the ministerial meeting of the Colombo Plan conference— the biggest International conference to be held here so far— on Nov. 13. Malaya, as the host country, is expected to field
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    Man accused of bribery under voting ordinance
    125 7 Man accused of bribery under voting ordinance SINGAPORE, Fri. Wong Yew Hon appeared in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today on a summons charge of bribery under the Singapore Legislative Assembly Elections Ordinance. The charge stated that Wong about i p.m. on or about July 13 at the office of the
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    Estate workers go back
    42 7 IPOH. Fri. Workers at the Sungei United Estate, near here, have returned to work on the estate. More than 50 had been staying away from work since Aug. 1 in protest against the dismissal of an estate employee.
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    Justice not measured in terms of dollars and cents: Judge
    413 7 Justice not measured in terms of dollars and cents: Judge MR. Justice Hashim said in the Appeal Court here today that justice was not measured in terms of dollars and cents. He s~id this when he set aside the fines Imposed by the lower court on Woon Seng Seng who
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    Write own books, teachers are told
    128 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malay primary school teachers were told here today to help solve the shortage of educational books in the National Language by writing them. The call was made by the president of the National Union of Standard Primary School Teachers. Inche Ahmad
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    MALAYANS AND THE MILCH COW...
    205 7 I/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Many Malayans tended to regard the Government as a "milch cow" little realising that an progress and improvement had to be paid for. said Mr. Khoo Oon Soo today. Mr. Khoo. the assistant Director of Social Welfare (Youth Services) was speaking at
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    To Kuala Lumpur: $13m.
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A total of $13,654,845 is expected to be spent on municipal services in Kuala Lumpur this year, according to a* Gazette notification published today. This includes the first supplementary estimates of $1,244,129 just approved.
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    S'pore models for Penang
    65 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Six Singapore models will fly to Penang tomorrow to model In two fashion shows over the weekend at the E. and O. Hotel there. The girls Misses Eve- lyn Cunico. Shirl?y Cunico, Elizabeth Schwartz. Martha Uvhagen, Jennifer May and June Stewart will bo accompanied
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    Student is back with a mission
    180 7 Student is back with a mission DENANG. Fri. A Malay student, who is on a Nationalist Chinese u-holarship, Ali bin Nyak Sa'ad. has returned to Malaya with a mission to help his former mates at Chung Ling High School here who are ftoing to Formosa for further studies. Ali. \vl
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    Found hanging
    33 7 PENANG. Fri. Tan Ah Tai. a 51-year-old amah employed by a millionaire, Mr. Loke Wan Vat. was found hanging yesterday in the servants' quarters 01 Mr. Loke's house in Kelawei Lane.
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    Drunk—jailed
    28 7 Drunk— jailed PENANG. Fri. A labourer. I Abdul Kadir. 45. was today I sentenced to one months jail for being drunk and disorderly at Perak Road yesterday afternoon.
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    FUNERAL
    30 8 I» Worit til minimum, THE FUNERAL OF 'be late Mr. Too V" Kai nil) lake place on Saturday 128.K1 at 1.30 p on. lnatead or 12 noon, :n Ipoh.
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    28 8 i» Were 1 $10 (Minimum) MISSAGE RECEIVED from Anjengo of 'he death on 3 of Cynlla Farnandei age SI aider or Oacar and Renny Miranda. Deeply regretted.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    56 8 J* Wore 1 (Minimum) MR. A MRS. Ronald laWNtwa Noni* thank friend*, relative* for preaen'v sood wiahei and attendance at the.r wedding on .V* ffl. MRS. P. CASEY and family thank all relative* and fnend> ■■> h« am! wr.mhi and letter* of condolence and ai'i) thone who attended the
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      Time For Detail
      660 8 The form such ties might take is not yet predictable. though the special problem oi tiny Brunei points to Bornean federation sooner than union. But the point to be made is that public opinion has been I very quickly prepared for constitutional change by a compound of
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      Bowing To Reason
      302 8 The decision of two more Chinese secondary schools, both in Malacca, to convert to fully-assisted national status is very welcome news. One of them, the old-established Yok Bin, has an enrolment of 700 pupils; the other, the Pulang Subang high school, is a newer and smaller school
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      The Neutrals
      210 8 If there is objection, to the summit meeting of uncomitted powers that is due to start in Belgrade on the first of next month it is not on the g r ound that uncommitted nations cannot perform a useful function in conclave, but that many of those who
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    America's back seat Cabinet...
    1417 8  - America's back seat Cabinet... CYRIL DUNN by IN times of :risis the British people are stirred by various emotions when it is made known that the Prime Minister has called a special meeting of his Cabinet A small crowd gathers in Downing Street and. as each Minister arrives to join
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    Mighty Pahang mining plan
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    Biggest project since merdeka means vast Government royalties
    789 9  -  RONALD KINSEY By rpHE Pahang State Government is expected to receive royalties of not less than $22 million in the first five years when the Rompin Mining Co. Ltd. goes into production at Bukit Ibam about May next year. The Rompin mine,
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    Six months for stabbing his wife
    92 9 Six months for stabbing his wife SINGAPORE, Frl.— Ong Kirn Han. 30, was Jailed for six months by the Ninth Magistrate s Court today. He pleaded guilty to a charge of stabbing his wife. Leong Mcl Yong with a knife at their home in Tras Street on Aug. 3 at
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    Exhibition of calligraphy
    55 9 Exhibition of calligraphy SINGAPORE. Fri. An exhibition of Chinese calligraphy and painting by Professor Tv Kung Sui will be opened at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday at, 5 p.m. by Mr. Ko Teck Kin. president of the chamber. The exhibition will be open dally from 10 a.m. to
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    A day's wages
    39 9 TANJONO MALIM, Frl. An annual general meeting of the MIC branch here on Aug. 20 will consider a resolution urging the 1.500 Indians in this town to contribute one day's wages towards the National Monument Fund.
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    Pledge by Umno Youth
    70 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— An Umno Youth committee of five was formed today to see how best it can help to boost the Government's rural development plan. The committee is headed by the national president of the I'mnn Youth, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. At a meeting
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    THE JUNGLE PATHFINDERS-'ON FEET, HANDS, KNEES, BOTTOMS'
    411 9 THE JUNGLE PATHFINDERS -'ON FEET, HANDS, KNEES, BOTTOMS' DELAXING In Singa1V pore today are six Women's Royal Air Force girls who have pioneered a jungle escape route in the thick, primitive P a h a n g forests around Fraser's Hill. The route will now be part of a jungle
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    COUNCIL TO DISCUSS ALLEGED 'LEAKS'
    169 9 COUNCIL TO DISCUSS ALLEGED 'LEAKS' ITLANG. Fri. A special meeting of the Klang Town Council will be held on Tuesday to consider an allegation that "confidential matters' of the Council have been leaked out by a member. This follows a request for an Inquiry by three Peoples' Progressive Party councillors
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    Promotions
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Three Singapore police inspectors, Llm Chye Heng. Francis Chan Hin Meng and Koh Lian HwL have been promoted Assistant Superintendents of Police, a Singapore Government gazette notification announced tonight.
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    STATE GUESTS DUE BY AIR FROM SARAWAK
    118 9 Xl CUING. Fri. Eight members of Sarawak's Party Negara left here by air today for a two-week fact-finding tour of Malaya The delegation was head <■(! by the party's chairman, Dato Bandar Abang Haji Mustapha. who said the purpose of the visit was
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    Bogaars chief of Special Branch
    120 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. "JV/f R. George Bogaars, 34, has been appointed Director of the Special Branch, a Singapore Government gazette notification announced tonight. He takes over from Deputy Commissioner of Police Mr. E. J. Llnsell, who is retiring under the Malayanlsatlon scheme Mr. Bogaars, a top
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    New chairman
    30 9 TAIPING, Fri. Mr. Chua Kok Slah has been elected chairman of the Aulong Local Council in Taiplng. Mr. Chow Chee Ming secretary and Mr. Kee Yong Theng treasurer.
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    A get-together
    30 9 PENANG. Frl.— The Sungei Pinang branch of the Labour Party of Malaya will celebrate Its sixth anniversary with a get-together at the Khek Association at 7.30 pm. tomorrow.
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    Father of pan-Malayan scouting dies at 76
    346 9 Father of pan- Malayan scouting dies at 76 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Frank C. Sands, 7fc. founder of the scouting movement in Singapore and Malaya died In Tasmania last Saturday, according to a cable received here Mr Sands left Singapore Tor Tasmania on retire ment in 1957 after having spent 57
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    Lock icon Another protest by air girls
    209 9 Another protest by air girls I ONDON. Fri. BOAC stewardesses last night pretested against the corporation's preference for foreign stewardesses on tome of its routes. Their protest stemmed from a BOAC announcement that it planned to Introduce some Chinese and Japanest girls on its San PrandscoNew York route At present
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    Armed gang rob seven children
    46 9 IPOH. Frl. Three masked men armed with daggers entered the home of a market gardener, Tuen Hong Wan, while he and his wife were out, held up his seven children and got away with four watches, a pen and $60 cash.
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    1220 10 An extra page of foreign news THE KENNEDY PRESS CONFERENCE We'll make every effort to reach peaceful solution WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Kennedy told his press conference yesterday that Mr. Khrushchev's broadcast on Monday had offered no new proposals for a solution of the Berlin issue. The
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    Duties of President for Johnson if...
    145 10 Duties of President for Johnson if. on this subject. Mr. Kennedy said he would suspend a precise answer until Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, had returned from his European talks. President'^ Press Secretary. Issued a statement saying that the procedures were lndentical to those adopted by former President
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    MOVES TO BEAT HI-JACKERS
    276 10 F RESIDENT Kennedy anounced new measures to beat airliner hi-jacKers. He said he was today giving orders that border patrol officers should travel on a number of airline flights. He said the authorities would Insist on the locking of communicating doors between the pilot's cabin and
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    AGREEMENT WITH JOHNSON
    122 10 pRESIDENT K c n nedy said he had entered into an agreement with VicePresident Lyndon Johnson under which the V i c e-President would assume the functions of the Presidency in the event of his own Incapacity or inability to fulfil his constitutional responsibilities. The President said
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    Lock icon Southport outwitted enemy G-boat with faith and coconuts
    1278 11 THE GERMAN COMMANDER ORDERED: LOWER YOUR ENSIGN OR WE SINK YOU ALL through July and August, 1914, the British steamer Southport lay peacefully at anchor at Kusaie, in the Caroline Islands, then a German possession. Her master. Captain Albert Clopet, and his
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      RADIO S'PORE ANSWERS THAT 'NO REPLY' COMPLAINT
      526 12 RADIO S'PORE ANSWERS THAT 'NO REPLY' COMPLAINT IN answer to 'Taxpayer's" letter (S.T. Aug. 8) may I say that the complaint is absolutely unjustified. Conference There are standing lnsvuiuviv^vv tructions that every letter of inquiry, if it does not OT ASian pertain to requests, is ansU1 XIOIUU wered on the
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      SPEEDING UP BOOKS IN MALAY: THE PROBLEMS THAT REMAIN
      140 12 TNCHE Abu Zaman 1 Ah mads proposal overlooks the practical difficulties other than those of Undine competent translators and funds to reimburse them. Recently a Malay proposed to translate a well-known book from English into Malay. The sanction of the Religious
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      ENGLISH-IN THE B.B.C. MANNER
      203 12 ENGLISH -IN THE B.B.C. MANNER IN the Straits Times of x Aug. 2 you published a letter from a correspondent signing himself "Disgusted." The letter criticised a radio programme which Included a feature making fun of an Indian speaking English. This complaint Indicates a sensitivity which is prevalent in Malaya
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      STORE SEAMEN'S BOARD: MR. KIAT EXPLAINS
      343 12 STORE SEAMEN'S BOARD: MR. KIAT EXPLAINS IN the answer of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to Mr. Lim Chin Siong (S.T. Aug. 4) the following was stated: "As for his duties in tintFinance Ministry, as early as November 1959. he was aslced by the Finance Minister lo take on the chairmanship
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      WRONG 'KIDNAPPED'
      47 12 rM fans generally have flatteringly risen to the defence of Walt Disney's "Kidnapped" Saturday Forum July 29. May we assure them, through your columns, that the Censor Board has neither banned this film, nor at any time suggested doing so. and that the "Kidnapped" concerned
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      Malay and the national language
      283 12 Malay and the national language r PHE House of Representatives was told by the Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Talib. that the national language wa.s easier to learn than the Malay language, which was of a higher and difficult standard. The subtle distinction between the national language
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      294 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (Browning) (6). 9. How I reset mixture dlf- 6. The naughty child made a Xerently (9). sudden movement and sub--10. Latin king going to Oreek merged (9). character, a supplier of pur- 7. The poet Is a bird at heart pie dye (5). (6). 11. Selling
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    Rubber off-take picks up
    559 14 rkFF-TAKE this week v appears to have picked up considerably although there is still room for improvement from those centres which in the past have been considered main consumers report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current rubber survey. As far as the U.K. ls concerned this
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    Guthrie results
    57 14 Output from the estates and mines in the Guthrie Agency i Malaya Ltd.. Group for July and for 1961 todate in brackets are as follows:— rubber 8.742.000 lb. (51.788.000 lb.). tea (black) 136.000 Ib. (1.017.500 lb.). palm oil 2.166 tons. (13,604 tons), palm kernels 524 tons, (3,519 tons),
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE VERY QUIET, TRENDLESS
    273 14 From Our Market Correspondent IT was a very quiet day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and the market was practically featureless. Despite the rise of nearly two dollars in the tin price buying interest was small and after improving slightly later in the
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices: August 11 August 10 Industrials: 167.13 167.09 Tins: 531.91 331.72 S Rubbers: 240.65 240.65 Jan. 1 1958 > 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    695 14 JHJSINESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Indmt rials: Slme Darby (5.000) 7s. lOtd. ON; B. Times (3.000) $3.40; Cold Stores (1,000) J2 40: Wilkinson (1.000) $2.55: Wm. Jacks (1.000) $1.69: Boustead (1.000) $1.57 ON. Minings: Aokam (1.000)
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    113 14 MELBOURNE. Fri. "INVESTMENT shares closed the week along steady lines Courtaulds gained ls. to Bs. 9d John Fairfax eased ls. to 28s. Base metals and the oils were steady. Timor eased ls. 6d. to ss. 3d.. but Western Mining gained ls. Bd. to 265. Bd. Commonwealth Bonds traded
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 14 SINGAPORE, Aug. 11. RUBBER: 83% cents per lb. (up a quarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 83% cents (quiet). TIN: $470.37 V£ per pi'iil (up $1.87%). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down 25 tons).
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    SINGAPORE TIN PRICE IS BACK OVER $470 MARK
    251 14 T*HE tin price in SingaA pore yesterday went back over the $470 level for the first time since June 29. A further rise of $1.87J took the price to $470.37J on an offering of 260 tons which showed a drop of 25
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    119 14 THE Chmiu Produc. Exchange, Okngapvrt, noon pneu per plaul ytrttrday war*: Copra i UK/Continent August shipment $26| buyers. $27 sellora C.eenut ell: bulk *3SJ sellers, drum I4IJ sellers Pepper: Muntok white *177 i sellers. Sarawak white $175 sellers, special Sarawak black SI47J sellers, garbled Lampong black |147 i
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 14 .AUGUST first grade rubber buyers r.e.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 831 cents per 1b up a quarter of a cent on Thursday's closing price. The tone wan quiet. t.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cents per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.B. Spot f.o.h. buyers K3l sellers S3| (N)
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    113 14 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' A»- leelatien made these chanties In its rates to merchants yesterday (ail rates to $100) Naw Verk: buying airmail T. T. 32!. O.D 321. 90 d/st 331 credit bills. 33» trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 331, O.D. 34. 90 d/st 34 7/16 credit
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    173 14 SHIPS lying alanuM* the IkliiNri whir vet taday art: Loudlma 40/41. Krsarym 21/23, Patroelus 8/9, Eastern Maid 10/11. Uomljtmn Maru 38/36. Rajah 4/5. Sumlda Maru 31/32. A««m»rano!i 1«, Westmcath 19, Benvex NW. 3. Eajtt Sea NW. 4. IncMr Ftoatft: Kuala Tungkal. Basil's)ord. Mina. Aow Slam. Boos
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    290 16 TOP BOWLERS ALSO TURN DOWN MCC INVITATION pNGLAND captain Peter May and vice-captain Colin Cowdrey will almost certainly not tour India, Pakistan and Ceylon next winter with M.C.C. England's two best fast bowlers. Fred Trueman and Brian Statham. have turned down invitation to be
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    154 16 ONDON. Fri. Close of play Ld scores In yesterdays cricket matches: At Weston-anper-Mare: Glamorgan 224 Somerset 155-9. (A. Balg 45). Rain curtailed play. At Nottingham: Yorks 347-7 dec. and 175-3 dec. <W. Stott 40. J. Bolus 102 not out) Notts 140, iN. Hill 57) and 19-0.
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    RCING
    125 16  -  EPSOM JEEP with IT" UAL A LUMPUR. Fri. Take Easy and Waspada. two of Keith Daniels's Yang di-Pertuan Agong Cup runners, provided the most interesting gallop on the training track here this morning. The two horses were sent out together. They turned on the pace from' the 4f post
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    Runners and riders at XL tomorrow
    1571 16 RACE 1: 1.30 CLASS 4, DIV. 6-6 FURS. 1 94 King Power (Crest-White St.) Daniels. 3 9.0 (SF) Mitchell 8 2 ***** I.indalou (Mien Dji St.) Osman. 8 8.13 'Somidi 9 3 6 Zeton i Ideal St.) Ahmad. 4 8.12 Barratt 2 4 89
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    257 16 WASPADA IS A LIVELY CUP OUTSIDER DANIELS'S HORSES IMPRESS pained by Thomaszvaer. Lightning Flash was always going too fast tor his stablemate and drew away in the straight to clock 37 3 5 for 3f— a really smart trial. Fl yl n g Phoenix < Key Mitchell) did not go
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    122 16 SIMPSON, HARVEY THRASH WARWICK BIRMINGHAM, Fri. Bob- by Simpson and Neil Harvey thrashed the Warwickshire bowling In an unbro ken second-wicket stand of 202 and allowed the Australian cricket tourists to declare at 296 for one at tea on the second day of their match at Edgbaston here yesterday. This
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    Lock icon INDONESIANS LEAD WITH 4 'GOLDS' ON THE FIRST DAY
    960 17  - INDONESIANS LEAD WITH 4 'GOLDS' ON THE FIRST DAY A. SRIPATHY LARRY CARROLL By and MALACCA, l-ri. AT the end of the first day in the Malayan international athletics meet here, five Malayan records had been broken, four by overseas athletes and two of them by women. Outstanding performance was
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    Toss of coin may decide Malaya's final opponents
    576 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL. By Kuala Lumpur. Fri. A TOSS of a coin to decide Malaya's opponents In the Merdeka Cup fliial on Sunday. This is one of the possibilities wrapped up in tomorrow's Group B matches between Singapore and Thailand (7.30) and Indonesia
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    Broadcasts
    28 17 Commentaries on the Malayan open athletic championships can be hearfl over Radio Malaya and Radio Singapore at .4.30 to 5 p.m. and 6.10 to 6.45 p.m. today,
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    Table tennis double for Penang
    88 17 Table tennis double for Penang TPOH, Fri. Penang scored a "double" by winning the men's and women's sections of the national Interstate table tennis championships which ended here last night. In the men's section they beat Perak 5-2. Selangor 5-3. N. Sembilan 5-3 and Malacca 5-0. In the women 's
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    FMASA TO ENGAGE JAPANESE COACH
    79 17 FMASA TO ENGAGE JAPANESE COACH ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation of Malaya Amateur Swimming Associations is trying to engage a Japanese coach to prepare the Malayan teams to the SEAP Games and Asian Games. FMASA secretary Thong Poh Nyen told the Straits Times today that negotiations have been going on
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    Korea and S'pore to meet again on Aug. 19
    116 17 Korea and S'pore to meet again on Aug. 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Korea will get their chance of avenging their 1-0 defeat by Singapore In the Merdeka soccer tournament when they meet again at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 19. at 7.30 p.m. All the teams competing in the Merdeka
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      207 17 SOCCER MERDEKA TOIRNEY: Singapore v Thailand (7 JO p.m.): Indonesia v Korea (9. Merdeka Stadium. SPORE JCNIOR Cl'P: RAP Tengah v Haikowyu (Geylarigi. J. BAHBU LGE DIV. 1: 221 BVD v PWD cSri Oelam). PENANG LGE DIV. 1: Chinese Wanderers 'A' v Prisons (City Stadium). C. KEDAH LGE: Depot Brigade
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    Registration charge denied
    643 18 Toh: PAP does not stand in way of new party's formation [)K. TOH Chin Chyc, Chairman of the PAP, denied tonight that the party wanted to stop the formation of the Barisan Socialis. In fact it thought that the new party would help clear up the confused
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    DEATH
    26 18 sands Krni'k Cooi>i-r. 0.8.8., 76. died Sfb Auxiiitt in Sheffield, Tanm.ima. at Ihe home of hi* nephew. Philip C San.ia Up country |«t>eri- pIMM Copy
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    40 18 MR M M. ALBERT OE SILVA ;m<l Mr* Stanley I'rrera thank relatives 1 nd friends for me*K.'it;e* of condolence, «re«ths, for arni.i-inre render.-. I md ;ii-ndance at funeral of their lather tne lare Mr H. M. s. de Bilva
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    53 18 TRANK COOPER SANDS. 0.8.X., 1I 1 K.R C.Sv With ►ratrlul r«?rnem- lirunrc Irorn Man.iicemrnt and Xt ,n of 'Mhlnhn.t flouxe Limited IN LOVING MEMORY of our hflovrd K.itli.T Mr M M K. Swiiml who died lO> Ml Oonr M not foricoilrn. I tn»*rtmt by hi* v iff. 1001.
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    235 18 SINGAPORE. Fri— Mr. K. M. Byrne, the Minister for Labour and Law, said tonight he hoped that Singapore's trade development would be paralleled by her Intensive industrial development drive. Declaring open the Singapore Trade and Industries Fair. 1961. a.t the Great World tonight. Mr. Byrne
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    287 18 Warwicks draw with the Aussies BIRMINGHAM. Fil. Tll6 match between Warwickshire ana the Australian touring team ended in a maw here toaay. Scores: Warwickshire 251 and 183-4 dec. Australians 296-1 dec. and 103-3 Hesults in today> cricket matches were: At EDGBASTON: Maun drawn. i Warwicks 251 ana 183-4 aec. (N.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    398 18 LONDON. Fd. Tnere was a further contraction in bu&iue&s on the London stock exchange toaay and generally there wa.s no definite uetui. The obscure business outlook ana weekeiid considerations were restraining influences. Incustrials were sitaaier after theii receiu fall allhuusii .small lokscs nnaily predominated while
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    157 18 BID TO GET JAIL FOR RELIGIOUS, COMMUNAL AGITATORS NEW DELHI. Fri. The Indian Government asked Parliament yesterday for powers to make religious and communal agitation a crime punishable by three years' Imprisonment. Communal and separatist groups have caused bloodshed several times In the last year. The Government also sought to
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    47 18 CASTLEMARTIN, Wales. Fri.— Lt. Col. Karl Wllhelm von Klelst. Commander of the West German troops coming here to train next month, told the press today. "We feel guilty for the i Second World War but now we are fully integrated U: i NATO. I—Reuter.1 Reuter.
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